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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
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Entered at Dubuque post ONCE as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
Serr MGiipn blicb pben.

@erfloHene ISOLDE Iittnp6 itieBer
bic Sreunbe Senator Nuiion's uno
unieres Spiro'e r @ounerncurs Cunt
mins in Ser republifaniIhen Stnats@
Gonpention 81 9es Noinss %ouiein>
anber. Sic Setter plabteu NIT Sc
TOTE. Sic Aaiione9cute betBen
!. itanbpdfters", ipeil tic fiir Iaiion
linb Sot6i6ue3olI itiutnen miirben bis
ife blino mn taub nGren unb Die
Gumminsa Qeutc beiBen "pro9rei|ioes"
fpeil lie lhpn mehr nGooiepelts8rDarz
artigs iinb. IS muB
1uimlif ~seItanben iperben, paR perr
Mopiepelt fem Nelt nit einer an3dbl
8rnnbIGsen ouseefuttert bat, pelfe
Serr 8rpan u8uerit Job, ,. b. 3nerit
in Der 8olitif betonte lnh pertbcioigte.
6aSu fam Damn nod Die Sbatiade,
buS Serr Gunln1ins 9erne Die Stele
Des Serru IQtiou I'M Ser. Stdotenz
Genote bate unb Serr NQiion meint,
en- lei nod ni6t tnub poer blind Doer
tnbt unD CT blei6e besbaib no e. lei.
9os iinb S%er6Gltniiie in bellen lelbit
Die nGiebe CUR Yartei" uno Der
a~liibenoite Yatriotismus Den 8iB III
Der Treunbihuft ni6t mehr QUAINT
meni6lpeiBen lam.
8ie geipDbnli9 geipnnn Der Su@
buouer. S@ou bel Der GrtpGhlun9
Ser 9elegationeu bate Serr Gliion
aeiieat ltno IN Der Contention ,ipltrOc
1tltr perinludt lpos porber 9efaut NOR
Den mar. en- alem ,Srieoen ipurOeu
Der Seidlltb ii6er ben Sariff dit9cs
npmmcll 81 @iinlten bes Sod1huBs
Snues / M Yrin3ip u1b III @uniteu
elmer 81 enDerun9 be%siel6cn, ipnrn
es iidj chen nift mebr anber5 maiden
IdBt. 5. +. fpenn Dn5 allsgebeutetc
.9ute" am~erifonii6e Golf nniGt mebr
title 6dlt". Sam erfldrten lid Die
spna'er Hepu6iifnner aud fir &erru
Gait.
Ga 66rte absr sic Sreunbi6aft allf
nrb nit 672 NQiioner unS 511 Gums
miner Gtimnnen ipltrbe Die 8lDtbe
Seleootion bon burlington iips uto
fimm6ere6tigt erfldrt. 6err 8lptbe
lit namlih .Stanbpatter bis Der &opi
nicbt me6r iiber bds Waiier 6crnuSs
Ynot". 9ie Gumminier erbieltcn Damn
npd einmal n~aopfniiie" als cin Be-
f6luB borgeleot nurDe, iuelder Serrn
GQiion's lauQen Sienit lobt nib fir
beiien 9 / b ! a tuna I'M
G lid nusiprift. Iaiion err
belt bier6ei 672 uuO Gummins 507
gtimnen. 9ie miions2cilte ertldrs
ten ii9 0ann fit cine Delegation nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
&IctM aus HtADt
Mue uuaeSeHO.

3tpiEhen Ga Groiie unp Sropneptilc
erDffrct iperben, iobnlb Der SluB bonn
Gle frei lit. Sebe ISOLDE merbeli Die
Spote Die Heiie bret Tal nadb ben bei>
oen @noitationsn MAIDEN.
Sic s. Saeser Sarm iiioipeitlih
bon 9nersoitle ipllrbe leste @phe an
Sru. 6. @iop bou SnersbiGe perfauft
unO 5ipnr 81 500 bro Ifer.
Nod neueifer itGbtiiher Orbie
mana iolen Gi~ienbabn5use ni6t ihnele
Ter als ieds. rnb Wotor< Cars niht
mchr dls Sean Meilen pro Stunbe I'M
nerhalb Der Stabteren3en fnbren. @s
lit Dies cine iebr 5eitsemdBc WaBz
nahme. 8enn lie nun alleb befolst
ipirbl
- @m Sienstag ocrihieb in feinem
Seine an Der Gouler Npenl,e Serr
@epre .ga,m,eartner i'm Ilter o so
Sabren. Serielbe bate lett 20 Sab
rem einen Shublaoen an Der genannS
ten Npenlie inne. IS ilberleben i'm
feline Satin mn me6rere 8inber.
9us 8eerdhniS fanb ont Sonnerstaa
mad, feicrlifem Tnbtenamte IN ct.
Warien auf Dem Galpnrien : 8ottes@
ader Itatt. gr rilbe i'll 8riebcn! Sen
trar,ernbeu Sinterbliebellen unier
ber6liaes seilsiOl
100 Serrirg & 1ssretidmer. 9runbs
eigentbumss unb Gerii6erun9sz Ieens
ten. 9inenln guilbtna.
- Mm Oonnerstas tpurbc Introlt
3. 4. Sibpatrid gum bieiieen 2ptnls
Inipalt Der SQinois Central : Sabu
offi5iel ernaunt.
Srou Ieter @linbert berlctieb
am Sonnerstag IN ibrem 6eime in
8ritii6 Salop. Sic mar cine ser
teltbefauntcn IuIieblerinuen bnicl6it.
GO iibarleben lie ibr @attc uub cine
Softer. Nanlcns: Srnl g. Meper bon
Subuanc. Sic rube in Srieben!
Sen trnltcrnben Sinterbliebencn nnier
bcr6lihcs geileibl
- In Spmncrstdg perTd)ieb in bent
@nuIe ieincr elterll 3i Nortb NEenn
@iita Scrr 6cinrid, anmm, 81 Sabre
alt, nodl ciniaeu @ohcn idnlcr3poqcr
@~ranfbeit. @s iiberlebeu i6u lcine
Oattiu. &uter mlo Wuttcr, ionic 3lpei
@ri!her rnb brei smipeitcrn. Sas
1eGrGbniB fnnb ain Samstag 81
9uenn @iita itatt.
- IN ibrer Wobnlns OIL Der StdfS
fprf Ipenue pcribieb Wittnod1 Die be-
tastc Srou antbnrinn Gattermnnu
untl ldnecrer aranfbeit. Gs iiber@
lstcn lie ihr 8atte i,nb bier &inber.
@uitop. 3beobor unb Sri. Innn unb
Waarie. DDS @egrabniB failo an,
Somstoe bon Scr Scr5 Seiu : Stride
oils ai,f DEM Galbar;sn : @ottcsaGer
itntt. sic rlihc in Sriebsnl Sen
trauernben Sirlierbliehencn unier
@cilciol
- Im SDnrRrstag beri9icb su
Galena. 81, 0crr Solepb 3npf. ein
irilherer 8eppbner bon Suhuqre. Bic
2eiTe purbe mad Snbuaue nah ber
&obniing bes 8rubcts oes Seriforbes
men 9briit. 3apf ipohnhait an Der
Srancis StroBe sebradt. Ser Der
iiprbcne mar "a Sabtc aft unb bate
Idngere 3ett bier in 0,lbnque geiebt.
che or nadl 6nlenn 3o9. Gs ii5ers
icbsu oeulelbeu bret Sriiber. iuipie orel
Sdipeiteril. SaS ScsiGbniR fane an,
Sdmstae bon Der Ser3 Sefu Stride
aus nuf Dent Gniborien : @pttesafcr
iratt. gr rube in Srieben! Gen
troucrnbcn 0interblie6enen unier
ber5lihes @cileib!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
mre stt y d cS.
Sereiniste Staate1.
Epb beS 6srrn sbconpr @lDbcn.
81 odtrG d.

- Der 8obuurg ieiae8 So6ncs
8itbelnt, Np. 1918 Sadipn StruBc,
habier in Dubuque, itnr6 am Cams
tag, Den 21. Wdr5. I'M 5 llbr Nadlz
mitta9S, nnG ldn0erent, Idiperen Sctz
Den, oftnlols eeitdrft brrh Den Gms
pfnne Der bl. Embellishments, ianft
ltnb ergebeu in @ptte5 hl. 8iuen,
1err Sbeoopr @looen an Den Solaen
bon Mtersi6lpdde unb cinem complts
8ierten SeberlciDen.
Scr %erItorbene ipnr am IS. So<
mar 1926 in Niebernnpen, Current
burg, ec6orcn, fpo CT nltd1 tets poGrtc,
bis CT i'm Sabre 1892 ndh Gmerifo
fam, nm leincn S~eben5abenD BET Ietz
men Sobnen Sobanu Teter mn gSilz
helm 81 pcrbrin9eil. Sei1e BeltebIc
&attir, Deb. aatharinn Gc6neiber. ging
Tim bereits bor 81 Sabren tam %.
WGr5) I'M Spbe pnraus llrlo eS ipdr
ieiu iebnlider 8unid. bab diid) CT an
ienem Sage feline irbiife 2aui6ahn be,
fflieben mDee. Ser Che, entiprpiiel1
adlt RinDer, bon benen brei i'll Den
ainberiabrcn itar6en. Sic llcber>
Ie6enben iinb: Sbepbor, ST.. nohnbnIt
in 9%iebernnpen; Sobnnn Setter, Der
beitbefannte Collector Der 0rbuquc
Dtalting So. in 9ubuoue; Satbarina,
ebeenttin beS 6errn So6nnn 8rctIH
in Nieberterf6en, 2urembur9; Inton,
Sotelier in Sricl (bci 8nris), Sranfa
reid, mn @ilbelm. Elm lan9ldbrtger
Inoeiteater bieIer 3ettung. MIBerS
hem binterIdBt er cine grpBe Gn3obl
gnfel nnb ltrenfel, iofpie einen Brit
Der, Sofob @lppeu in Nieoernnbcn.
Sci @eritorbene mar III Der iuciten
1~l,naeaenb IeineS 6eimatbsortcs cine
befonn1te unb germ 9eie6ene YeriDnlid,>
felt, On er nielc Sabre binourd als
ansrufer DER Scrrn Sfotnre Sampoh
ltMb Mnd)er bon Nteberdtpcn tbdti9
tpor. GENES lclltIclt9en rnp bette
rem @eniitbes ipe9en, mar er ,olpobl
in Der alien Sein1atb, ipie bier IN Nme@
rita, dllgemein 9eahtet unD beltebt.
Ius linn ober Sllr belonhercn @bre 9e>
rstdt, lit Die Shatiade, Dab er tets
einen 2ebensrpnnbel fiibrte, tpie es
einem tiefgldubi9en, edit fatbolilcben
U(QlIIle US6tCHll. Seune DlpStth ~S'~
Den crtru9 er nit rirflid bepnnoc<
runasniirbiaer @cbulb unb auh nt6t
cine ein5ise 8lnse fam pdbrenb Der
3eit, bo cr auf isinem Sdmer5cnss
lager ausaeItredt mar. ii6er Iettte Stps
ben. Sus linn mitsetbeilt tpltroe, bab
nm Elm @uffomntelt titt nehr 8t
henten lei, In9te ct einfah: rSerr,
DEM 8ile ~eeifebel~ 9icies lit fir
feine Gneebortacn Elm GROCER Croft. be-
ionDcrs ober fiir bieienisen aiiloer IN
Der olten 6eimntb, beuen es nidt per@
o6nut ipar, ont 8ranfeulager nnb
Sterbebette. bcs beib9cliebten @aters
suacGcn 3u lein.
9as 9cgrG6niB finoet beute
f9ienstaa) nm 8 ltbr Iorsens
bon Der ct. Warien@&irhe aus, nlf
yDcm Nlt. Galbdrb : 9ottesader itatt.
0tooc er ruben IN Srieocn! Sen
trarernben 6interbliebencn unIer
ber3li6ites 9eileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Whtuua. TQrmer!

Yeabidltigen sic eiusn Srtw edlisi ODER haben
sic einen Jnngeu. iueldlem Sic que G etbfitdn big.
felt psrbelien noQeug Mcnn ia. %tauien sic
in Carlton gpuntv, iuelMes lest bon Der
500 Sine eroHuet wirb. IS lit bieieS
cine ibsaie @sGeno fir Moiterei uu6 Tieh.
Suht. Wrter SoaeU, o'tes NaNer itro Die beltei
Mdrste. 9reiie uno 3dbluugsbeoinauneen. bic
benz aermiteu pafer. 6eierens: Siia)of Ylc6cl.
Grid BON bier. s!iissD u. &utbuo~, So3-4
Sprrep Glog. 9ulEtg, TiiIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
1lnteriudlet 9iejes.

Wir hnhcn ciuiae id,1re mo irud,t6Gre Snrlnen
niebrigtr Greiicn 'Su pertauicn. 9iciel6en limb
III bsr 0ate elmer GdluIc. tathpridleu airdhe uno
SRartt geleeer. Sertauite pefoNene Sodle per-
j.nieoenr Tnriacu un Yerte aus Sgirois. aommt
ieat. &artst u;ht Iinger. &ir gGrantierea
Shtsn fir Sarc aus9abeu, ials ste Die That
iathea nidlt pc sinoer. pie bier oarpeltent. Rnu
ipenoe iih MI: \. 4. @fis~ele, Gooae 9enter.
aRini., nm naiere Seinretbuag uno 9reiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Sm %herfanisr.

@est1iuset SIT per.nuier. cine 40 unb cine so
Gder grpEe 3c;beiierte Jnrni liz Der yi6he ciner
gait. @reis HID S6tlilr jS5eoin9argen sufries
oenrsHenS. Bcna b~er;aNi.. .ptre Dem aduier
bic Giicnbahriahst 2:ridcrto.tet. aatboiiidle
@esern. 5dseibet sietG. g. III. Sellers,
Stepens @c'ur, isis. 9pr ND. 1045.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
2u %terfauicn!

Cute erittlaifihe Garns6npptheter, .peldie
6 &rp3ert aut Suiuas NIB Observation-Disclosures
BON $500. 90 bis 4.0Jo.O0 eiubrineer,
sndl fDnrt 3hr cine quite Settiou bon e5eneu
geei3enIano NIT iclmarJem 8pben tit S6.6O per
slider haben.- y. q. Tortce. DUBUQUE, Sptua.
1923 Moit Strasc. Both Phones.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
4SssxAnNiinitigc @%elesenbcit fir
ly~&S gieh,iid,tcr in Wtiiipnri.

Tiehs i1o 8etreioes 5armeu in elmer geiunSen.
8iougras beloacliener Settjpn, $500 bis
$1,000 per Nder; eirtge ietr nuSgriudte 5u $50.
Riebri9c 3reiie. 90 teiEe Gileu6dhneu nUrh
ober nit 8e9eu,udrtiaem gytert Giiens
ioeroen Die Greiis idlneA i.etac:i. St
Der 81bc Don Mdrtrei: retneS GrsNipafer,
Sro6e Grl,ten II Sort ituo Wetrcioe. Snu6luts
gicb. I'm inlbsre Geid)reibung iueioe NON iih
an g dipaic 4 S1Ianoer, Cole Camp. Mifionri.
d, &c Souts n cfererscu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Gin antes @cInGft at nertaniea.

Gin General Werdlcnciie Gtorc nit Ssobnang
IN elmer biiibenoen 2anegeqeuo uuo i'll .:ner gus
ten tnttoliic1en Nadbharitait. Nicr if cine trsi'
!itle 0eieacnbeit flr irgeno 3t:ndnoen. Die Se.
iiberia lit 5uii Nustaui gcaUthtgt. lpeit lie mis-
2eit:ipe nit1t hie ~ntthigen oliietcdfre oct. Man
foenoe fb on T., care Gatbplic Printing 60,
Subaque, Sopd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
9aya /!

Tiattc. Charles Wi- Co., Gao Gntctn. gsir
hahen eiuen reiioirenoen Nriciter, ENC Stride
ilno cute 9duoereiei upit $50 bis az $50 per N1er.
ic nod oer gage rnb 8erbeNernnseu. I'm gaGbes
res ,uerbe itait ieh an q. W2. @rsber.
Referer5en: s. 3. 8urte. pber Die 5ari1er
State 9drt. Elatte, Sin Entota. Mau lam lid)
beini Sdbrcibe1 Der engliifea iuie oer ocutid1en
Spraehe beetcaeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
NdltMna, f%Sariner!

Nus Wnri6nl!totpn. So!pn, oerlaue
tet, inter Sntum pom 16. Ntdr8:
.Intor 8. 9. Snelebue Fat anees
DroHct. bab inner6alb boil 3e6n Sagen
alle aibe, bon ips(hcn gtild III Die
Stabt perfalift lpirb, b;niihtlicb Sus
b~erfuloie unteriuGlt ieir miiiicn. @er
big babin bieier anuronung ni6t
isolge aelciItet Bat. iptrb perbaftct."
Sns iuiro mnnGem Wil0haaOler
3fpnr bart nnformen, rnb bod] IoQte
bicie @eriiisuna. ba lie I'M Sntereiie
bes 6emeiuipobl angeorbnet ipuroe.
iibcraQ eiracfiibrt iperbcn. Milt
tunS Maes mas bamit 5uSammeuz
bangt) bon tuberfuloien Giibsn lit Gin
gerbreitunesmittel Der
S6pinSIu6r.
Sns 8unbess Sorltamt mad)t in eli
ilem Girfulnr Die Snrmer bnrauf aufS
merriam, nit pelden perbdltnibntdSi9
9cringcn Soften Saunpfoiten, Die ges
ipGbnlif nnd) 3lpei Subreu periuittern,
fir Is Sabre bouernh cr6nlten perz
Den, ipenn man tie NIT ciuem d)eniis
ifen HrdIerrntip imprdgniert. Soss
ielhe GILT fir Die GiIcnbabniGmeien,
Stutpioiten in 9ergrerfeu unb bergl.
Wcr bariiber ndber Iusfunft iuiInldt,
fraae nm Girtular 139 bel Dem
. Spreit Serpice, 8aIbington, 9. g..
nab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

s.. g. 5ransen. beutIder Nboos
fat uno Rptar. Simmer 4i5 Office
8ebdube, o. unb IainsS traEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Sic be5tem Tarmea ~ berfaufeu

No elles iippie ruddlt: i'm iib5tIi1en Ganias;
l3 Meilen iuoltdl BON AuniaS 9th mo so Neis
len ~lueiilio1 bon I%2iiouri. Yreiie peit uuter Dem
iJirtlicben gSertbe. Sarbfnrteu uuo 9~eorutfte
Nustutit: teil Iuuld). 5bo mos Z. &ubbarS,
dinDa,l, Efuius.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
He Said Can,

Secretary Hubbell in the Ohio En-
aeavorer gives the following account
: " an Endeavorer that "gingered up"
A short time since young person
famed Davis took charge of the Steu-
ben Congregational church. The En-
leavor society numbered ten and was
unanimously feminine Some folks
said you can't" Mr.. Davis sized up,
But did not give up, the situation. He
It'd not say II can" or "You cam" but
ae did say I'VE cani'
And they canned so enthusiastically
mat they have secured forty new mem
GERS, twenty-five OF them young men,
In the lives Of some radical trans
formation has taken place. The faith
hll pastor is rewarded by an active So
.iety Of fifty, and they are after TWEEN
U-five more members.
Peruse We postscript preachment: at
aever pays to give up. 1t always pays
to ginger up"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
klTTERY To UAR,Bou

Patents have granted "a M.,,.
tors = follows: c. W. D,nnia An. en-
sutosisigh; w. D. Snowman. Ass,.".
mud-guard. no,
James r. Aldrich, Of Little F.,is N :,
member Of the freshman class :, ~
University Of Maine, was drownss 'ae
Pushsw lake, Thursday, while skatins .
John Hovey Gibson, one Of ,ha i.
known lumbermen Of the Kenneh..
ley, died Sunday 1t his home in Pai,a W
Mr.. Gibson had been engaged in lumhs S'
operations nearly al his life.
The short winter course in dairv;,
general agriculture will be given !, ~. .a
college OF agriculture Of the Univs,s;.,. 'as -
Maine during the four weeks from ~. "
airy 5 to y. Tuition is free. u'
The oilicial vote Of Maine at IN. -,
presidential election was as follow.. ~
publican. o6,ss7; democrat, a5,so3. .o,;.,
ist, LIS; prohibition, LAST; indepenS...
100. Taft's plurality was 8, 5s4.
Harry Nsdeau, OF Old Town. Va.
over and instantly killed BY an elects. :.
in that city Friday night. Nadesu -.
suddenly out Of dark alley into ~. M.
street and stepped in front o, "a. =.
which was going at moderate speed ~
leaves widow and Ave children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
Country Breakfasts

A busy country woman felt that . great
draw back to entertaining was the break
fast problem. She disliked to call her
guests to breakfast at the bleak hour of
six or six-thirty, but neither did she feel
that she could ask the maid to serve .
second breakfast. However, she devised .
successful scheme by which breakfast was
made the easiest meal of the day.
The family ate their breakfast at the
customary hour Of six-thirty. Then the
table was cleared and reset Some flowers,
fresh from the garden, with the morning
dew still on them, decorated the table.
dish of berries or of seasonable fruit
was left on the table-also the bread.
Cream and butter were left ready in the
ice box, the cereal put on the stove to
keep hot, the coffee poured of the grounds
flor it was discovered il would lose none of
its flavor were this done), and dish OF
fresh eggs were put BY on q stand, ready
to be cooked. (This menu is one which
satisfies almost every one
Then the hostess left the rest to the
guests themselves, and went about her
morning duties. The visitors came in for
breakfast whenever they pleased, found
everything ready, except for the serving
OF the cereal and the cooking OF the eggs.
All enjoyed the novelty and freedom of
these informal meals, and it was discov-
cred that the men were as deft as the
women in getting their own breakfasts
and enjoy ed it as much.-Harper's Bazaar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
Our Missions to the Young.

SAlls.iah Huuea'or nas hissioh'
many sioeu liiissio.' 70 .he young PEG
PIE =. America anu u Tue "oriu. que
.U eoucationai vaiue. Inc ancient
N1eeA ioea Vi eouca'ion was 10 pro
uueS a inah VI wisuon ana man Oh
.cuoh' anu ohristiah Enueavor IS 40
wy poh. rhoeniA says oI the educa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

Quit your whining-nobody's listen
ing.
Ayoung man who was particular about his
laundry wrote note to the washerwoman
and one to his sw eetheart, and accidentally
got them into the wrong envelopes. The
washerwoman got her invitation for q
drive, and is busy showing it, while his
read: "If you crumple my shirt bosom
like you have been doing, will try some
one else" The girl has been crying ever
since, while the washerwoman is jubilant
and prepared for drive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there il at leasf one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in All its
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being con-
stltutionai disease, requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternaily. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease and
giving he patient strength by building w the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have SO much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One Hum
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials
Address: +. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halle Family Pills for constipation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
MARiAyILLE.

Mariaville grange met Saturday even
ing, Nov. ., with thirty-two members
and four visitors. One candidate was in
structed in the first and second degrees.
During recess games were played, after
which fine program was well rendered.
The work being done on the hail was re-
ported favorably.
The second Saturday in December ON
GERS will be elected. Many good suggcs-
lions were offered by the members, and
during recess fine treat was enjoyed.
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This woman says that sick
women should not fail to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she did.
Mrs. A. Gregory, Of 1855 Lewrence
St., Denver, Col, writes to 4rs.
Pinkham:
II was practically an invalid for six
years, ON account Of female troubles.
I underwent an operation by the
doctors advice, but in . few months I
was worse than before. A friend ad-
vised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and It restored me 70 perfect
health, such - / have not enjoyed In
many years. Any woman suffering -
I did with backache, bearing down
pains, and periodic pains, should not fail
to use Lydia E PnkhAmss Vegetable
Compound"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing down feeling, fiatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous proStration.
Why don't you try it
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided Thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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GoULDsBoRo.

There was . dance at Bayyiew han
Thanksgiving night. 1t was well =.
tended.
Miss Mildred Comm, who has been en-,
ployed At Northeast Harbor since Anril !.
ct home for the winter.
Miss Mildred Rice. OF Birch H,rbo,
and Thuriow Young, OF this place, VEN
married "Wednesday evening, Nov Is.
Rev. e. 8. Drew, Of Winter Harbo,
preached In the Methodist church bers
Sunday, la exchange with the pastor. M.
Keyes.
Nov. 30. Jrx
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weigh it, prepare a syrup tone-half pound Of
sugar to pound Of pumpkinl, cook il till it is
clear and transparent. Lemon improves it.
The rule is one pound. but don't know as it
is better.
Some families always like gravy with pota-
toes, and do not always have meat and cannot
afford butter. Buy Armour's extract OF beef,
make your gravy with water, thicken and salt
1t. then put in a teaspoonful or less OF the ex-
tract, and il win taste like roast meat
GRANDMA G..
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sEpGwIcx.

Children's night was observed by Sedg-
wick grange Nov. q, with good attend
ance. After usual business, the lecturer
presented the following interesting
Thanksgiving program: Song, children;
recitation, ''The Boy or the Turkey"
Forrest Closson; recitation, 'sWho Gave Us
our Thanksgiving Dinner?" Evelyn
hutchings; song, children; recitation,
.sTom's Thanksgiving" Florence Allen;
recitation, 1The First Thanksgiving,"
Cora Carter; recitation, 1.-THE Hero
Robert Allen; song, Florence Alien; reci-
tstion, allow to be Thankful" Dwight
Staples; essay, Virginia NJ. Allen; motion
song, "Dance OF the Daisies" Florence
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a WEEKS rHouGHT-cALENpAR
s.Gire Me One Cool Thought a Day"
Weduesddu

WEEKS THoUGHT-cALENDAR.
"Gire Me One Cool Thought Day"
Wednesday.
Many of Gods people wonder why they are
poor, but they should look at things from
Gods standpoint. Maybe we are poor be-
cause God prefers to give something more
valuable than material good; spiritual goods.
-Methodisf Recorder.
Thursday.
How indestructibiy the good grows and
propagates itself, even among the weedy
entanglements of evili-Caylyle.
Friday.
We are living out these lives OF ours too
much apart from God. We toll on dismally,
as il the making or the marring of our des-
TIMES rested wholly with ourselves.-Rer.
William Il. Huntisgf,n.
Saturday.
Faster the race is run
As one by one
Our selfish handicaps-we fling.
-Edward Ever EFT Hale.
Sunday.
He that is with the King 10 not alone, though
forsaken of all others. He on whom the sun
shines is not without light, though all his
candles are put out. II God be our God, He is
our all.-Richavd Banter.
Monday
It's good to have money, and the things that
money can buy, but it's good, too, to check up
once in a while, and make sure you haven't
lost the things that money can't buy.-George
Horace Lorimer.
Tuesday.
II can put one touch of q rosy sunset into
the life OF any man or woman, shall feel that
! have worked with God.-George Mcdonald.
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THE aArHER1Ne PLACE.

THE GATHERING PLACE.
Life changes all our thoughts OF heaven.
At first we think of streets Of gold,
OF gates of pearl and.dazzling light.
OF shining wings and robes OF white,
And things all strange to mortal sight.
But in the afterward of years
1t is a more familiar place;
A home unhurt by signs or tears,
Where waiteth many . well-kuown face.
With passing months it comes more near.
II grows more real day by day;
Not strange or cold, but very dear
The glad homeland not far away,
Where none are sick, or poor, or lone,
The place where we shall find our own
And as We think OF all We knew
Who there have metto part-no more,
Our longing hearts desire home, too,
With all the..strife. and trouble DER.
Robert Brorsi~e.