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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26
STONE SCHOOL HOUSE

The Sunday School which meets
every Sunday at the Stone School
house at 10 a. m. is we'll attended,
and there is a welcome for everyone
and more would be appreciated, ..........
Messers Harvey and Ogelvie with
their families were guests of P. J..
Mitchel's Sunday. The crops
this spring down here look fine and
wheat is especially promising after
the last few days of rain. ..... Mrs.
Mitchell has her new incubator in
action this week. ......... MIR. P. ].
Mitchell who is recent arrival from
Chase county Kansas is well pleased
with his location in Meade and so
expressed his opinion to d. B.
Chiles and wife while they were en-
joying his hospitable board last Sun.
day evening. ..... Mr.. Warrington
took dinner at Herman Tonhoff's
Sunday. P. ]. Mitchell is improv-
ing his place. This week it was a
good cellar. .......... The helpful hen and
her family are receiving the careful
attention of the farmers wives now
Mrs. J. B. Chiles has 200 young
chickens and lot of guineas. ..........
Mrs. Mendenhall held services at
the schoolhouse last Sunday. There
was large audience out to hear her
excellent discourse. I'D. B.
Chiles and P. ]. Mitchell attended
the Farmers Sale Day at Meade
Saturday. Bad roade caused them
to be on the road after dark. 1t is
now their idea that the road should
be lighted on dark nights especially
when one is coming home with
heavy loads of lumber. .......... Dick
Chiles will finish planting 40 acres
of broomcorn this week. d. B
Chlles has IS acres of broomcorr
up and is still planting. .....-S. J
Ogelvie has 80 acres of broomcorI
planted and is still at work putting
in more. .......... There are signs tina
bachelor Dick Chiles is tireing o
doing his own housekeeping. Their
are threats of the neighbors to dro
on him some Sunday about Dime
time in force. ......... We sure are prou
of our county paper, it is growing S
fast. 1t takes good town, goo
editor and good subscribers to max
good paper and that is what tn
Meade County News has got to bac
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26

committee to announce another
social in the near future land are
looking forward to spend another
pleasant evening.
1t looks as though the Lookout
committee should get busy as there
are several young people attending
our meetings who would make ex-
cellent members.
Mr.. Kimber has the church parti-
ally papered but will be delayed in
completing it on account of having
to send for more paper. 1t will be
good piece of work when finished.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26
C. e. Notes

The subject of the lesson for Sun
day night, May 22nd, was "What
is it to be a Christian. The meet.
ing was conducted by Bro. Fuhr and
the subject was very enthusiastically
and helpfully discussed by all.
The subject for next Sunday
night, May a9th, is "Is ours
Christian Nation?" Rev. Hanck:
will be the leader and everyone il
invited to attend and have anothe
good meeting.
We are all listening for our Socia
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26

it. 1t is the duty of every citizen
to help the paper along, for good
news paper is the making of a
county. ..P. ]. Mitchell will go
down Tuesday to build granary
on his other place. This community
gladly welcome him and family, for
they are a needed factor in our
social and religious life.
SUN FLOWER.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26
Notice To Water Consumers.

All consumers of water from
the old water works who desire
connections with the new system
are hereby notified to make APP
pllcation to the Water Commits
sioner, Mr.. Sam Ellis for a per-
nit to be transferred to the new,
system, as the old plant will bel
abandoned May 10, 1910. ALI
persons in arrears must pay up
in full before permit to be
transferred will be issued.
By order of the,
City Council.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26
Lodge Directory.

l. o. o. F. Meade Ecampment No. 1873 meets
first and third Friday evenings in each
month at the l. o. o. F. Hall. visitig pas
triarchs will always find this a hospitable tent.
r. F. Todd. c. P.
o. h. Stevens, Scribe.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-26

I. o. o. F.-Canton Meade No. Sheets the
second Friday night Of each month. Visiting
Cbevaliers welcome.
Capt. p. J. Lee, commandant.
Gen. o. r. Stevens, Clerk
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1910-05-27

To reduce my stock before I
move into my New Store, | will
self you for cash, from Saturday,
May 18th, until | move, Dry
Goods and Groceries at an
enormously reduced price rather
than have to move them.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1910-05-27

AZ pc. dec. din. set, $50 val. 1922
Bowls and pitchers, 1.25 value ..--... CSC
Dinner plates, SOC value .-.-..-..-. H.. -36c
Bowls and pitchers, LOO value - -85c
Breakfast plates, 40c value 33c
Cups and saucers, SOC ...-......... SEC
Platters, 25c value .... ... 18c
Platters, 15c value 1Oc
Glass lamps, complete, SOC val - SEC
Glass lamps, 25c value - j. 18c
No. z lamp chimneys, 10c value Sc
No. lamp chimneys, SC val 3 1-2c
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23
NOTICE

No::ee is hereby given that at The
in July the following as
sessneats were raised:
Assessment Of Consolidated Chiriru
CO on sl2 OF SCI. and 81 OF swi. $50
acres sec "a - y - Gin water rails
ed from So TO $50
Assessment OF Consolidated Chi.i,u
CO on y OF mel. OF sell 20 acres sec
SO - y y raised from so 10 $50.
Assessment OF \. G. Harris on 30 f.
C!:ra sH com at sw cor OF lot 3 thence
= 80 f. L 80 II W % (, 10 II " -
# 80 (, - u ? % \. Monroe, raised
from 800 20 500.
assessment Of J. r. Williams on
NV. sec SO - - = u $50 acres raised
from $50 10 *2i0.
Assessment OF ". ]. Crosby on com
2 f T or sw CO. Of SEX OF rel. sec
IS - - - thence 2 $50 chs $50
chs So chs W $50 chs : acres rails
I'd from $50 10 800.
Assessment Of F. J. O'Eara on nw:.
Of rel. and NV. OF swi. SO acres sec
Assessment Of O'Ha-a and Russell on
NJ OF mex and SEE OF neix and nwi~
OF se;- 100 acres sec - g 90 rails
ed from $3.50 10 $3.50.
Assessment ot F. J. O'Hara on uv;.
Of W. Of swt and SEX OF swA and
Sig Of SEX and mex OF sei~ 400 acres
$500.
Assessment; OF e F. Simmons on
nwA Of nwi. 40 acres sec 4 - Ie = g
raised from $40 to SEQ.
Assessment OF =. J. O'Hara on sia
OF neA and ela OF nwA and sa 4s0
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23
The Latest Craze.

Across tie country far and near
TIE aviator scoocing
Goes like an eager cannon ball
The practice squad IS shooting.
Another want for haste and speed
Tie human kind supplying.
At last the upward goal attained.
Tie worm called man is flying.
How easy since We Know the way
1t Seems aloft to tumble
And make the eagles and their Kind
Observe Us ana feel humble.
How fine IL Is TO spread our wings
And set the wheels n motion.
Cross over rivers. lakes and plains.
Nor turn back for the ocean.
OF course there are some things TO do
That was TO be expected
To make the wings secure and tame
Before II Is perfected.
Six thousand years and maybe more
Has man the earth beea stalking.
AID so he cannot all at once
Arise and fy like walking.
But it Is coming. Don't you hear
The engine wheels a-chugg.ng?
That little Speck you see Is man,
A silver cloud bank hUgging.
And he will very shortly ty
From pole to the equator.
So &c, IN line for higher things
And be an aviator.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

Assessment of HODGES and r-Tfara on
- Of ne. and ne. Of nwis l-o acres
80. - - - raised from $40 TO
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

i ne. 81 acre. sec - - ? - raised
from So 70 $iSs; o.... 49,, pr-.,,
o., Sv;. of Swi. - acres sec 5 tp Il
: - raised from $40 70 $50
Assessment # o'IFara and Russell on
- :: raised from 1896 TO SlI3s.
AS-e<SErent OF o'Hara AID Russell on
ra.<ei frora $40 TO $40. > =
Assessment; of O'Hara and Russell
~ To- 80 acres sec IS tp Il "A rails
Assessment, Of 1. n Wells on lots
- = Is 10 acres sec 5 - i "A
/. raised from Sl-9 10 S-.9-
Assessment OF Wilson Cypress Com
= : - raised from SO" % $50
= > go acres sec = y = -
raised from S-io - $50.
-N<c.s~<cnsn. of HODGES and o'HaTa
~ all II 1873 acre 50 p p - 3
raised from Slli2 - S--sS-
AS<s.s-:nent u H?iG-~ ari o'Hara
W II NV and n II ~w-. 30 acres
raised from $3.50 20 $3.50
- ~. # NV. and = T wi 30
ae--> So - = - raised from Sl-o
assessment %: o-Ha-a and Russell
~ -w's Of re- and ue-. II nwi4 and
<w-. II .wi. and W .: ~wi. zoo
. ac--s SO - :" = raised from $500
Assessment. Of Hodges and c-IIara on
- Of ne. and ne. Of n.Ei4 ~" acres
Assessment: IF o.Hara and Russell
W. IF nw14 and swt4 ard ei- OF sci.
;ip acre sec - = :: raised from
=e<~r.er, y r. J. o-Hara On w.
II 81. - acres sec : - = - raised
E-S.~~-r.en- - Hodge, and O'Iara
81 sg-,. ana W. Il 80. e;6 acr-- sec
=, :. - raised from S-i5 - iso
ks-esS:rer- 81 C'FFa-a and Russell
" H. =
Assessment Z p-Hara and Russell
and 81. II sw;s and - Of SCI. $50
/ q Re- Sc = - = - -ai~.i from $3.50
! h--e-<-re-r Il o.Hara and Russell
( OF re's ~ ~. and W. II nei. and
- ~ NV. ana swis and W. Of seq
- raised from $is0 70 $3.50.
AS5e~-.neR; q pii lar /. a.d !, Hr-<sli
r - "a fra-s $3.50 70 $3.50.
o.. ali u * nwi. Of nw'. and ne'. OF
from $500 :" s---..
A-<e-.-rler- 4 C'Hara and Russell
/ Or se'. II nwis ard nN'. 81 NV. %
wi. ana -vi. Of sci. 2lo acres sec
! :. - = = raised from $40 70 Si2o.
: Assessment II Wilson Cypress Co
! - To- : 10 y 90 acres sc - 70
j. - raised from sass 70 S51e-
A~.~~sr~Hr Q: n'Hara and Russell
! = ?. ra.-ed from E2i0 10 $3.50.
/ Assessment II n-FIara and Russell
! -. > = and NV. Of -wi. 30 acres sec
/ 20 =. =: raised from $3.50 % $500.
/ t--.--rue-- - Hodges and p'Hara
! ~ - ~ D-i. and nwis and nwis OF
. 80. and I-t. ~ -e'- and - OF sell
| 600 acres SEC . ~ = - raised from
! $40" 20 ss@"
Assessment % c'Ffara and Russell
| on - % -e;. and nwis OF nei. and
Ir;- 90 -w;s and e-z Of swis $50 acres
sec . - Is - raised from $3.50 20
Assessment Of EXT =. p will!ams
| OF lots :. u 100 acres sec g - i
Ir =: raised from $3.50 20 s2i0-
ASSIGNMENT OF L L Megss OF lots
% II I:9 acres sec 20 - y - raised
Assessment OF J J. Fort on lots
S e - Is $40 acres sec 20 - Il r "a
raised from s22o 20 $50
- go acres see = 70 IL r.s
| raised from sei0 20 $3.50.
Assessment. % Est Andrew McBrite
on los % acre. sc 3 - i -
.ssi 10 - IS $50 acres sec 90 tp
- - raised from $3.50 20 $3.50.
Assessment Christian AK OF sEh
$50 20 $3.50. > =
Assessment Wilson Cypress Co. on
lots y T. IL i!3 acres sec % tp IL
Asaessnen; Of II. n Harris on SEX
OF SCI. I:0 acres sec - - Is r - and
; from 1900 10 $500
o. n.H. s. acr .. lec Is tp 4 3 rs,s.
ed from $50 10 500.
Clerk Bd Co. Com Marion Co. Fla
NOTICE TO CREDITORs
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

49,, s,.o
10 $500
Assessment Of oHara and RuSSel!
on e % re ana NV q re- Z"
.cFsS = ~ - . raised IFo'l s--'
-i~se<~nent Of F. J. oHa-a on sw;4
o, ne a.2 ana So: ~ rs - 80: 80
% <s3".
xA<<e.~H.-Ht ., '-riS-.an -AN on = =
Of NV. and Swia Of NV 100 acres
Slse.
.ASSssS'nent # Hodges ana o Hera on
NJ q n. a1d W an5 - OF 80.
$3.50 . $50.
1855 III: % r ! I.'...- OF ~ =. -
ne and ~e's Of ne. and 7 : OF NV
-"e a.-eS - = - = = raised from
So, - $50. $50. = o.t5.-, .-5 n,,...,,
. -
- =e-eS - = u y - raised from
:, !" <:i"; = ,..,-t-..,.
a.: = = - &C. ana II! 81 NV -
as--< ~e- : - = = raised from SIS"
70 Si-9.
: >.~'.,-t.-:.. - ,H-.>':t;. " On log
- Il , raised from $50 - $3.50:
NS>s~~::s.. - Hodges ana - nara
> raised from. ;" :" >is"-
A>>.. nett Of t"--.. am - nara
OF ""+ u NJ anc 81 Sc 20
:" $40 -
A~-e-~'r"-'- II f'"rrir- l. and ] 60.
q. T a.: Il from, 50 p s., : y =
->.-..~S' .e'.t - H'd--~ a1t - nara ;-a
On W f Cs's anu Se's OF rw-I 10
70 $40.
N~~-ssmen- u Hodges and oHara
I ~ r-ts II NV AMI n=i4 = SCI. and
/ -. y =. =. acre -. - -
L.: ~% u q !, tio T: 5 @ z >. 3'Ee o: g
from So" TO s-2io.
>~>"E~; men; ~ - nara ana fcu-S :I
+ Il from so - $50
I % :. = - 80" acres - = y = =
all .-t fT@,n - + F. Gisara on all o.
! .E ny. 81 - o." a-:s> 80. :" -
, = = rti--t tE"'I $50 :" >--.'.
nv. OF NV. . aeress sec 20 TT Il r
I =" raised tr".. =" . $50
= -s- n - .ET1T,:an X = ~.
e from $3.50 TO s2se. 80
! -A---,--:! -e;.; ~ r - = nara o.. ::
Ss,. - 60 90 y = '1'-s- from
/ 49,. .i~~..~~:; =: 81 + ); /" nara o.. fe
af-t - -, -, 80 - s2sS
A<<e.s:ner, OF "Hara and Eussel,
~ -. Nv. az: =. -
E. - as'- u -
fr%'n go . s. = s-;~.i,. Ak OF =.
: az" ~ NJ. ~ 49, -, y
= ra!-ei IRON s%eY 20 $50. -.
.>-t,>-ti'-'-, ~ ~ o. -, -
. 80 - 800 - -.- -,
- =. >. = a. S--
$50 - S.6n - = aE6
! .--..--.-- 90 = 7 p'TEs-. on all o.
J .:6 .r-sS -sr = n = IL raised from
$3.50 20 S--s6
Assessment Of r. J. cHa-a OF all Q:
| $40 acres sec - - u 3 raised from
+, $500 20 Sl-sv. ~ =.
Assessment O.. =, Ak on a. 80 -.
-: acres - - -o--
~" 20 $50 c.u -, -.
- ~ .66 acre sec g - !.
% rsis.d from 5000 II $500
! ..ssss-.-- 81 = 7 C-Ea-a on all o.
ex nwi. OF swi. and swi. Of nw;. $50
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

-,s<e~Srrenr - o-Hara and Russell
=. -w'. Of re. and ne;. II nwis and
sw-. II -wi. and VI 81 ~w'- zoo
acre. -. : - =" = raised from 5000
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

acres sec u .ar % raised from $500
- go of C.ua-a and P,,.sa-r
on - ~ NJ. - 49, 80 =
20 raised from $50 10 s.so.
ana - n NJ. o. Ia 49, - nara .:
80 $3.50 - S5.6 20 S.sS -
ASI-Ss.n.r- 81 O:Ffara on To- .
go 10 $50. = 'a'Ss1 ION
A.yese:nert Of C-Ha-a ana RUSSELL
on los - - - acres sec 10 ~ -
ASsesIra-r, Of = F. Simmons on 10,
So 10 So So, sec = = . fa'@' from
-. As@s IS, Of F, J. 9Hsra o; ~ Of
"Sn 49,. - -,Tss'i -
500 % s4@9.
u ". .. ne. $50 ARES sec - i
:, }s:Sssn@:.' + caE.s:t.n ~ 80 On ne.
80 , = = = raised from S:og -
A-s~,-a.r::c o: F. J. o'H.ra or NV.
=, .' .5 j., ! : raised From
-A~-e-<n.~:- .: .O.Hlra and Russell
Oh 80. u NV. :" .-re~ go % - -
A<~e~-:u"c.: ( r. J. ".Ha~a OF ne.
~ rw;i an W Il -Tia and w 81
-: and - u ". 30 acre Sc 10
Il nj. Of ne. and NV. Il nw'. ana
>"ii II rwi. and Swi. II >w;; and
~ = ra.Srl from s.. L. $50
Assessment II 7 !. rHara or -.
az e'- ami wv. II II. and Ne. II
nv. a'a - o. NV ahG ~ OF
:" = an ---i OF ~. Al. = - =
=. ayre- - = = = raised from
I..r".. =, r-.,,,;-. r.-5 90 -,
-. -. - - -. -. :. - u r
-. -; ~, 80 20 So
A~~e<~r..: # 7. i. p.t!a-a o: all II
~ -: II -. -" a,r.-- 80 u t. =
: - ra!-.i from $500 :" >.-y".
Assessor. - II 7. =. ri!l-l ~ ali -
~ " # - AMI nv = nv ana
~ u = :. -. - 80 =" - =
:" :'.>-,. I'm 1T. ,r.
-. mn, 81 > TIA n
q - ana y ny al -
80 a. y a. = r,f..,T - So,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

assessment II c-Ha-a and Russell
= ~. II -wi. and - Il ~vl. 120
----- -. = - = - raised from 500
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23
HunOr and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
D. DUNCAN ~. SMITH

GENUS ma! seem just q simple
twist Of the brain, but that's only
seeming 1t Is mostly hard work and
plenty OF It
Things do lot look SO bad when the
SUD shines, but just look out how mid
night catches you sleepless-
Rainbow gold looks all right from a
distance. but did you ever get near
view Of It?
The mountain wouldn't 60 to No
BANNED Of old. and the modern ones
mostly seem to get It to fall on them.
Kindness doesn't cost much. and. as
a general thing. that Is just abou,
what you get for it
Pride and greed and patty pelf
sound sordid. but in actual doing they
are pretty busy qualities.
An artistic liar frequently tells the
truth, being an artist.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23
Some Hope.

81 have been taking painting les
sons"
$50 l see"
Then you saw some Of my work.
What did you think Of it,
III you keep on improving you might
find somebody who would let You pain,
his fence"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

"DeDosthenes acquired q loud voice
by practicing on the seashore where
he could talk against the noise Of the
waves"
Those ancients had to put MP with
lots of inconvenieDces. Now, if be had
had q piano and a musical daughter
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

SoiIce IS hereby given 20 all cse6i-
tors and distributes and all other per-
ed. TO present the same duly proven 30
the Undersigned within one year
Augusta Evins Means,
As Adminis,ra;r.x Of the Estate OF
James ". Means. Deceased
AcInto1h. Florida
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23

RECEIVED 4 SHIPMENT OF THE
CELEBRATED ONYX SILK HOSIERY
IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS AT d,
s1.25 AND $3.50. RHEINACER & co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23
Pretty Cold.

well, If that isn't the limit"
What"
'Ethel's latest idea"
What is that"
she wants TO take a hot air float
with her when she goes in swimming"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-23
Better Time.

MY kingdom for q horse" shouted
the distracted monarch.
Sure said the street urchio.
Yes. indeed
Jaw. call a raIicab."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11
advertisements.
ITCHING ECZEMA WASHED AWAY.

Is it worth 25 cents to you to stop that
awful agonizing itch? Surely you will
spend rs cents on your druggists recon-
mendation, to cool and heal ard soothe
that terrible itching eruption?
By arrangements with the d. d. d. Lab
oratories Of Chicago, We are able to make
a special Offer Of 25-cent bottle of their
oil of wintergreen compound, known as
d. d. D. Prescription. Call, or write, or
telephone f. G. MOORE.
We absolutely know that the itch is
stopped AT ONCE by D. D. d. Prescrip-
ton, and the cures all seem to be perma-
nent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11
xlTvERY TO cARlBoU.

The devolopment Of caseg OF scarlet
fsver among the students It Hebron scad-
smy, and the fact thst others have bsen
exposed, has caused the school to Be closed
for ton days.
The business men Of Bangor have sub
scribed the 100000 necessary for the re-
opening of the Parker q Peaks shoe fac
toy in that city. The factory will BE- put
In shape for business ct once, and will BE-
gin running on samples in the summer.
The winter trans- Atlantic steamship
business Of Portland closed last Thurs
day. The season has bsen unusually sue
cessful. The number Of passengers
brought, most Of whom were immigrants
for the Canadian northwest, was the larg-
ct in the history Of the port.
Dr.. F. T. Brown, Of New York, . cele-
brated surgeon and associate Of Dr.. Mo
Birnsy, who operated upon President Nc
Kinley, committed suicide Saturday by
shooting in field near Bethel. DR..
Brown had besn there two weeks for his
health, and was accompanied BY an at
SOn01uss ASOUEtOAs0C0Cy ono Oo0N CAoU00
BY nervous trouble and i'll health.
The bark Kingdom, Of the Holy Ghost
and u society, Of Shiloh, arrived at Port
land Sunday from the Mediterranean.
Rev. Frank W. Sanford, the head Of the
ssct. II on board and 1t il believed that the
ship has brought back ths society's colo
nists at Palestine, many Of whom have
been there several years and who, it 10
said, were In danger Of falling into want.
The jury brought in verdict Of not
guilty for Ira 9. Grady, Tho Unity black
smith, on trial last week in Waldo county
charged with the murder, on Feb. q last,
at Belfast, Of Mrs. Harriet French
Thomas. Sidney Bennett, who was in
dicted with Grady for the murder Of Mrs.
Thomas, was placed under 600 bonds ct
the close of the trial. The charge against
him has been changed to msrslaughter.
The Bennett trial 10 not likely to take
place this term.
Last year, ct Portland, there was held
was to interest the laymen in the work Of
the church and to ask their cooperation,
both men and boys, along certain lines Of
work tending to the moral and civic
betterment OF the communities in which
they live. The conference was gratifying
success, and it has been determined to
make these conferences annual affairs, and
hold several in different sections OF the
State. The dates for the present year are:
Bangor May 10, IA and Is; Watervilie, May
20, q and %, and Saco, May q, % and %.
The Maine college OF agriculture is be-
ginning a new line OF extension work
looking toward the improvement Of or
chard conditions in the State. 1t consists
in practical orchard-spraying demonstra-
tions. The regular sprays recommended
for orchards in this section will be applied
at the proper dates to portions of different
orchards. Field meetings will be held
when these sprays are applied and when
the fruit is gathered. The cost OF spray
ing, the benefits from it, and other things
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11

A common mistake Of local advertisers
is to estimate the uaiae Of advertising
space Of one newspaper by the amoant
asked by some other publication. 1t 1a
mistake Of judgment for bssiness man
to sstimate the ualus Of space in repw-
table ne,ospaper sOita good circulation
BY that Of some other publication which
,ciu accept business at any price and Be
pleased to get u.-Lesvenworth (Kansas)
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11

connscesd with ths opsEation, een 49, -
actually seen and studied ~ tAs oons
munity. The nrpt orohsrd to ~ ss1ectsd
for this work u thAt Of =. N. BaFtlstt, nsAx
Wintsrport.
Curlsd down between two rocks In .
sheltered ravine n hs dropped sxhsustsd
to sleep, the body Of littls four-ysar- old
Winfield vining, OF Cooper, wss found
Friday BY party Of men from East Ma
chias, who were searching for the boy,
who had bsen missing sincs last Friday.
The spot was nearly three miles in direct
line from whsrs the boy was last sssn,
but he must havs wandered for eight or
ten miles until be fell exhausted TO die
from exposure. Last Friday, wymsn
Winning started with his little son for the
postonice, and ON the way they cams
across men working ON the road. The
boy remained there with cousin, and
altar time complained Of being cold and
wanted to 60 home. The cousin thought
the child could 90 alone, and let him 90.
Mr.. vining came back in about twenty
minutes and finding the boy was gone,
went directly home, but his son had not
reached there. The boy could b tracked
along the main road, where he left the
men, into the field exactly whore he and
his father came ont, and again his tracks
were found In the soft ground in the
field, but after that NO trace could b
found.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11

shake OF the grip Of your old enemy,
Nasal Catarrh, by using Ely's Cream Balm.
Then will all the swelling and soreness be
driven out Of the tender, inAamed mem
branes. The nts OF sneezing will cease and
the discharge, As offensive TO others ~ to
yourself, will be stopped when the causes
that produce It are removed. Cleanliness.
comfort and renewed health by the use OF
Ely's Cream Balm. Sold by all druggists for
80 cents, or mailed BY Ely Bros, 80 Warren
Street. New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11
DOES TINS MEAN Your

., indigestion, sour stomach. constipation
snep nea0ache, backache and general mis-
nv hesb tea, Lanes Family Medicine lanes
rS -, moves the bowels each day and viii xe-
I've Al theee troubles almost immediately
~ you do not know Il, get package to-day ct
ny aruksist's or dealers CO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11

Cheapest accident insursnce-Dr. Thomas'
Eciectric Oil. Stops the pains and healsthe
wound. AL druggists sell it.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11

Our spontaneous action 10 always the
BEST. You cannot with your best DELHI
Grafton and heed como 20 Close to any
question - your spontaneous glance shall
bring you, whilst you rise from your bed,
or walk abroad In the morning after
meditating the matter before sleep ON the
previous night. -Emerso~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11
CITIZENSHIP IN
" A REPUBLIC.

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