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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
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1ANeNNes~~~S-No@~~~~~- @-~~~-~~~-~~~-~-~-~s ~
DiCKED UP ApEiFT~-s small boat C1wa-
IL er can have same BY proving property
and paying charges. >. :. DorsLsss, East
L2in9iae. as.
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A STEADY INCOME.
fur SaIr.
FOR SALE.
2 1-2 ". p. Gasoline Enaine.

Weed frame rip saw table All iron cross
cut saw bench nwfng Saw uachsns mssss
frame lsxi5 r. hAFsi pile Shears. Wo0d lathe
spnales. csaF~f with cssulifer shafts Ali lu
Kusst order. keasasl fgF setting want u quit
basaga~ss- Isaac L. HoDGGLxs Ellsworth. Sc
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assrrilsrmtnts.
The Geo. II. Grant Co.,
INSURANCE, INVESTMENTS, REAL ESTATE
ELLSWORTH BAR HARBoR.

ELLSWORTH MANS. Dsceubes H.
attention the uaion
Comrsny o~d Ellsworth, Me- end incorporated
This
pa.a
upon whlpps. oseen
plants liar
Light TIA.
Company uen rive,
produces etsy thas song
psn the operating
and The business sormcasy increased Tvsng
service TIE earnings Of this and the
r. W Aver Of Bangor. via pay
operating expenses
recommend thu
Relieving prehA
Credit oit
rayahis Mercantile eompany Ct
order. or
inquiries o uUdesignsd.
respectfully.
TINS oroaoN n. Co.
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James d. Eye Nss arrested Wednesday
night, De-. II, on two warrsnt.. sseh
testing iiqnor. Thursday morning be wss
asfore JaGge b. Z Cssrk. OF ths Bar a-r-
Dor naaicipal court, and was foand guilty
and aaed $50 and costs. and sentenced to
tusrty 6sss 10 issi In zach cssr.
Again FRIDAY morning Eyr Was arrested
on search and seizure wsrrsnt. and at
the bearing before Judge Clark be wss
found guilty aud fsed 500 and costs and
sentenced TO sixty days IN jail. He for
nished satisfactory bonds Ia all THREE
CAGES Tor Bis appearances at the April term
Of saprcfne court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

The Deer Isle Messenger publishes q
notice 10 the effect that the citizen. OF
the togn Of Isle au Hsat witi petsgion Inc
Legislature at its next secession TO hsve that
town set OF from the county OF HsDeock
ard annexed TO the county OF Kn 4
Hancock can't sfi5rd To iese sny % its
territory, and besides II doesn't want to,
oven TO obiige 40 good nsighbor as
Knox. So, Isle sn Haul, pIt ase don't GO.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox, OF Saeh'as, CON-
mitted suicide Sunday evening by drown
ing In a large barrel that wss ased ss a
water tarrei. Daring the evening Mrs
Wilcox declined TO sccompany her neigh
bors TO the concert given In the church
which she attended, and instead called
at the home OF her brother, Catch Bryant.
After remaining there shout fifteen
minutes, she returned home and enter
ing the back door, removed her outside
wraps and plunged into the barrel head
first, where she ~as discovered few mo-
tnents later By her neighnors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

AT the meeting Of Harmony chapter,
o. e. s., bcid Monday cvening. the
following cftssers were elected Mrs.
sarah Emery. worthy mssroa; e. y. Psine,
worihy patron; Mrs. A. }. Bsbbsgc,
assistant mssros. Mrs. 2. J. Brewer, sec.
rstsry; Mrs. 4, G. Parker. treasurer Mrs.
4. 4. oper, condnctress; airs. n. r.
w@keiisfa, assistant condoctrss@.
The following officers were elected at
toe aanusi meeting % Bar Hsrbor ledge,
r. aud A. NJ, Thursday evening: Ed
ard .. rrasssil, ". NJ; whHsus Qafu1.
81, 5. W.; raomss sessis. J. W; Charles
r. Paine, treasurer; u. L.. Hadssy, secie-
tasyi A. j, Bsseaee. 5 D.; HARRY Th0ms.,
J.. d.; n. u. wsssesid, r. N. Connsrs.
L. A. Leach, hasnce esmmigtes. After
TIE election OF officers the thtrd csxree
N-@ conferred apoa Two candidates, and
retreshmeuts we're served.
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From BAR HARnoR.
Breezy Letter from the woalt-be
City Special Town Meeting.

BAR HARBoR. DEC . (.peciA, cari.,-
mss services we're hssa 81 ths congrs.
gslienei Mes sodiss sad Baptist
chnrrhex lsst snnasy. srrcisI trnsscei
programmes had been prepared fos bot d
the morning ssd evening sefxices. and
the ebarchss were rsn attended.
At The evening services al toe Conxse-
gstionsl sna Methodist ehcrshes carist-
ms. concerts we're given. Tbe Chrsstmss
eoaeert by the Baptist Sunday schoel wiIl
be givsn next Sunday evening
Christmas service with a setmon
and holy communion wiii be held 81 the
Episeopsi church Thursday morniuz al
ias3. Tine choir villa siog special
musical programme. The chiiareH's
festival aud chsi.tnas tree with be bed
at The Epi.copxl eharea Thursday evsnis q
al Ia The Chrsstmss trees a, the other
churches via be hesd Christmas eve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
NOTICE

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF VOTING
on the proposition 90 create an indebt-
odnGss OF the Twenty school
district, Salt Lake County Utah To
all whom 10 may concern. Please take
notice that The board VI trustees Of thu
TWDuty-seyeuth school district. salt
Lake County Utah call a meeting OF
such qualified electors as shall have
paid o property tax In said school dis.
trICt during the twelve calendar months
ncNt preceding the said election, 10 b.
held on Saturday, the 9Th day OF
August. 4. -. 1902, az the East Jordan
wand meeting house in said school dis
tuct. beginning az the hour OF 4 o'clock
y, M. and the polls 20 continue open un-
M 3 o'clock ,. nm. Niels Lind. John
Larson and Albert Glover are the
names Of the judges who will conduct
said election The proposition 10 be
submitted 90 said electors is 90 borrow
the sum OF eleven thousand dollars,
payable on or before one year from the
date OF such loan, az the rate OF ) per
cent per annum interest Interest pay
able quarterly said money Is 10 be
used On the completion Of a school
building In said Twenty school
district
Dated July %. a. u. 1902
BENJAMIN j. MCCLAREY,
SAMUEL NJ. WHlTMORE.
JOHN i. PETERSON,
Trustees.
Ferguson & Cannon Attorneys for
school district
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ASSESSMENT No. 2.

SUNRISE MINING AND MILLING
Company a corporations principal
place Of business. salt Lake city.
Utah. Notice IL hereby given that at
a meeting of the board OF directors OF
the Sunrise Mining and Milling com
pany. held at salt Lake city Utah, on
the Bird day Of July 1902 an assess
ment Of one Q) cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation issued and outstanding.
payable as follows, VIZ:
one quarter of one cent(Hc) per share
payable Immediately and prior 10 the
10th day Of July. 1902. one quater of
one cent GO per share on or before
the 10th day Of August. 1902. one quar-
ter OF one cent O4O per share on or
before the ION day OF September 1902
and one quarter Of one cent GicD Der
share on or before the 10Th dav of
October 1902, each and all OF said in
sediments TO be paid TO the secretary.
az his office, Room GIG Progress Block
Salt Lake city Utah
Any stock upon which this ASSESS
meut may remain unpaid on the 10Th
day OF october. 1902, viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale az public auc-
ton. and uhlcss payment Is made be-
FORE. viii be- sold on De 3rd day Of
November 1902. az 2 O'Clock p. M. 20
pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
SAMUEL j. PAUL.
Secretary.
First publication. July 8, 1902.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
Sixty'0ne Deaths for July Compared
With FittysFOm a Year Ago.

The board Of health bulletin Of vital
statistics for the month OF July shows
a mortality Of residents in Salt Lake
City Of 81 deaths, which Is equivalent
20 a death rate OF 9.76 per thousand
according 20 the estimated population,
and 1888 per 1000 by the census popu
latlon For the same month last year
the deaths numbered 81 Compared
with the month Of June, the deaths de-
creased II,
or the decedents, there were 36 males
and 2j females; there were 80 whites
and one colored 80 were born in Utah
eight in other parts Of the United
States, IS were Of foreign nativity and
two unknown. BY social relation. 81
were single, II married, and seven
widowed Thirteen Of the deceased
were under one year Of age, IA over one
and under FIVE, six from FIVE 10 %, eight
from 10 TO a., 10 from % to s. and II
over 65 years Of age.
OF the principal causes OF death,
there were seven from dlarrhoea and
enterits (under two years Of age), four
each from meningitis, Old age, pneumo-
mia. diphtheria accidents, and organic
diseases Of the heart; two each from
scarlet fever, tubercle OF the lungs,
cerebral congestion, acute bronchitis
and chronic darrhoea, and one each
from 20 other causes
Cases OF scarlet fever dropped on
more than one half as compared with
last month, diphthcrla decreased i've
typhoid fever increased H. while the
other diseases REQUIRED by law 10 be re.
ported, remained about the same. The
more important diseases were reported
as follows. Scarlet foyer %, dlphthcria
10. typhoid fever l6, smallpox II, and
others making a total OF Go.
Forty-seven houses, containing 1879
rooms, were disinfected after contagious
disease by the department fumigator.
or the 80 samples Of milk tested by
the city chemist. four were found TO be
below the standard -Four culture tubes
were submitted for meteorological ex.
and all were found TO contain
the diphtheria bacillus. The sanitary
inspectors served 400 notices, made 2.11l
had 1913 nulsances abated.
The births reported for the month
l0i Of which 10 we're males
and 81 females, lO3 white and one col.
orp1
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
the city Council Of Salt Lake city OF
the intention Of such council to make
the following described Improvement,
to-wit: Extending and laying sewer
lateral on the east side of Second West
street between Second and Third North
streets. In Sewer District No. /, and
defmy the cost and expense thereof
estimated az eight hundred and nifty
eight t,SjS.OO) dollars. or one and 3O-l00
Sl 800 dollars per front or linear foot
by local assessment for a depth OF
twenty-five t25) feet upon the lots or
pieces OF ground within the following
described district. being TIE district 10
be affected or benefited by said I'M
proyement namely: All Of lots and
5, block H. plat a." Salt Lake City
SURVEY.
All protests and objections 10 the car
ryiug out Of such intention must be-
presented In writing to the city recor-
der on or before the 10th day OF August,
1902. being the time set BY said coun-
eli when il will hear and consider such
protests and objections as may be made
thereto,
by order Of the city Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated July 9Th, 1902
J. o. NYsTROM.
city Recorder,
Sewer Intention No 100
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Time When Bret Harte Drove the Coach


Where Is the passenger who got IN
here with me| ! inquired.
'DriWnl up there he knows the
road, was the answer | got.
Does the company allow its drivers
TO turn over the reins TO any passenger
who comes along, and does it narmlt its
drivers to ride In the COaches2' / asked,
somewhat Indignantly.
To $780, with the company he re-
piled. The man that's out there on the
box knows more about this country
than the whole stage company. He's
human, and that sorts skasa. Under
stand? When We stopped back yonGer
to tighten nut he got out ana gimme
hand. Wed been thar yit but fer him
Then he fall TO a questionin' me, and
when he finds out | amt had no lay-off
I'm purity nigh 20 hours, he SAYS TO me:
cit inside thar and I'll see that we
cit thar" he says. Go in" he saws,
"or I'll leave you on the road" SO | got
in. He got up. That's all that Is 10 II.
How do you like IL? Amt skeered, are
your
IL made no reply. | crouched down I'm
my corner and closed my eyes IL was
daylight In the mountains when |
sunshine. ! was alone. Then we pulled
into another wooden town. similar to
the one we had left the night before.
got out and shook myself while the re-
lay was being made.
Where's your partner who drove FOR
you?' / asked the driver, who was biting
OFF q section of long plug.
"He left me some miles back. was
the reply said he had TO 10 some
business for the state. Said TO give
you hls-l don't just remember what Il
was
Compliments ! inquired.
"That sounds somethin like II.
Reckon Il was Said tor me TO give you
this when you woke up, II you ever
did
"He handed me a card az he spoke. l
did not recognize the name then. but
put the card away as souvenir OF the
journey Some years later, in looking
over a bundle OF papers, It turned up.
The signature was a trine dim, but
there II was, written dlagonally, Fran
els Bret Harte The card is under a
glars paperweight on my desk In my
office in Los Angeles Money couldn't
buy il. But think Of what / missed in
not staying awake"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

Bret Harte's death recalls an in
cident which left its mark. Twenty
years ago l was a traveller in a west
ern stage coach very similar to that
which Col w. +. Cody exhibits in his
Wild West My fellow-p passenger had
done his best TO be agreeable and had
succeeded. Late in the day he told me
the following story.
am afraid have wearied you with
50 much talk. I confess ii may have
been selfish In me 10 have done So But
ever since a little experience l had in
one Of these coaches some years ago !
nave made up my mind to keep very
much awake when | have but one COM
panlon. as ! have had today.
II was a stormy night that two pas
Nngers climbed inside OF a coach like
ms which pulled out OF a California
'o%n. ! was one Of the passengers. The
other was disposed to be sociable. but
dld not meet him. / quickly discoy-
cred That he knew how to talk, and
iIhaI he was no ordinary pilgrim. But
was tlredf l had had little or no
sleep Tor three nights. ! took IL for
granted that we would be together the
hsAt Gay aud ] resolved that | would
SNOW MIN then that could listen.
ne seemed quite inclined, however,
10 Joe communicative / fell asleep in the
nllsl OF several stories, which | knew
wee away out Of the ordinary stage
,VsCh tales. But, In spite of this. |
YOU'D fall asleep in the climax. when
: would rouse myself my fellow traveller
noull start on another story While
nohaeIing how the previous one had
enled fell asleep IN the same way In
'agn succeeding story
%. somewhere on the mountain road the
t.Olh passed, or we passed Il. | don't
SuV" which. I remember | looked out
sl'u saw the stars | looked up and saw
we snow was gllnting on the mountain
|pA Then ! noticed that my compan-
va was gone. In his place was another
,,paSSshser ] recognized him at once as
,,t urlVer or he who was on the box
'Heh We left earlier In the evening He
s s.rIiel TO be asleep, but was now wide
asake ! shook him. II required some
'.o l,, 70 bring him out OF his stupor
oh what are you doing in here% ]
ne replied that he was trying 70
,vel ana aid not know why he sh0uld
'''' % permitted to do so.
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FLY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
Ohice and principal pacA u business salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Noucc il hereby glVeu
that at meeting OF thf directors, held on
the md dGy Of July, l1, an assessment 81
lh cents per share Was leYIol on all the
shares % the capital stock Of the corpora
ton issued and oltsranding paygb. e on or
before August j-h Or 2, the secretary at
bis Office, NO.7 south Main street, -alt LAX
CITY. Utah. Any stock upon which the ~.
sessment mag ROMAN unpaid un The jth day
OF August Ne w.u Do lell1quent AMI adj
vertised tur sale go public auction. and uu.
less payment !, made before. 50 many ~ the
Shares represented by each certificate OF ths
took so delinquent as may be Necessary will
be sold on tho 9Th day 81 August llo3 az
10 o'clock a H., 10 Day Tie delinquent Assess
ment together vita The cost OF advertising
and expense OF sale
WM. o. spRAGrE. Secretary.
BY order o. the Hoard Of Directors
salt Lake Oity, Utah. Jdly 2ad. lyJ1
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NOTICE

STATE OF UTAH, DEPARTMENT OF
Board OF pardons salt Lake CITY Utah,
August ., 1872. TO whom Il may concern.
Notice Is hereby given that the state
Board Of pardoDs will hold a REGULAR session
o. Saturday, AUGUST 70 1902, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, at the supreme curt Room. city and
County Building, Salt Lake city, Utah
1ha az said meeting said board will hear
applications Tor pardon IN the following
cases, ~ wit;
OTIS D. Faulkner convicted Of assault with
Intent Nl rape.
waite u. johnson, alias James II, Morris,
convicted NJ hll,cbte akine
teo5ge T Redsull, convicted Of grand
larceny.
Frank Edwards, convicted ~ burglary,
FOR PAROLE
Henry Jackson, convicted Of burglary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, 10 and Tor salt Lake County. State
Of Utah Ia the matter NJ the estate OF
he petition " Hiram vs.. Klmbal and
franklin J.. klmball executors Of the estate
N sarah VI, g. klmbaOl, deceased. praying
Tor the settlement uf final account OF said
rNeclt0r,. and for the distribution OF the
rcsldoe Of said estate ~ tue pers aus entitled.
has bOrn set Tor hearn. ON Friday
the ?'ud day NJ August A. u. 1912 AZ IA
o'clo'k ain, at the County Court House Ia
The court room " said court In Salt
Lake UItY salt Lake County, Utlh
Witness the Clerk -, sail Court with
the seal thereof affixed this
SEAL sari day " July A. D. llj.
JOHN JAMES. OIetS
ny G. Frank Emory. Deputy Olurl
Richards q Nariau. AttOrtsys
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ment provides that II water IN the
canal should fail from any cause the
agent OF the owners OF Parleys can.
yon water shall give notice 10 the
agent for the city, and II the said
agent fails 90 turn down TO us the wat
ers Of the canyon the agent for the
primary owuers may after ~ hours
turn the water into its original chan
mel Another thing we wish 20 call
to the attention OF the public, Salt
Lake city by It's officers controls both
the canal and Parley's canyon creek
so that the Farmers cannot N they
were 80 disposed deprive Salt Lake
City OF It's rights by anything they can
do In the management OF Parleys can.
yon or Salt Lake City canal. Again
10 show the fairness OF the primary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
FARMERS SIDE" OF THE WATER FIGHT.
To the Editor.

To the Editor.
Farmers Ward, Aug. 2.-Probably the
pu'''' would like to hear the farmers
sue u The question in the controversy
V'er water between Salt Lake City and
, ,"' owners OF primary rights in Par
"ys canyon water.
~ me first place the agreement pro-
~ mat salt Lake City may take the
aver at any point In Parleys canyon
d., MOSES .e; but at whatever point Il
nss., ,ahe lt at that point II shall be
arv 7 ' Aud the owners Of prlm-
0u.,,i'shis shan have an equivalent
o.bsi rom the Salt Lake City
another clause In the agree
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

MADsEN GOLD MINNIE AND MfLL.
Ing Company, principal Dac' " business.
suit Lake CITY stata OF Utah. notice
here are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment
No b lc0led on the Bird day " June lol2. The
several amounts s0t opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders as follows,
namely
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LIST Of LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for at the post.
office, Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. l,
1902. TO obtain these letters the ap.
piicant must call FOR Advertised Let.
ters,' and give the date OF the list II
not called for within two weeks they
will be sent 90 the Dead Letter Office.
CENT? 1gAfFNfg LIST
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PROBATE AID GUARDIANsHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or tho respectly,
sgners for further Information.

sIgnors for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
pble Division IN ana for Salt Lake Coun-
ny, state Of Utah. In the matter OF tho
Ssstateot Edmond H. Bird deceased. o loo
me petition OF Henry ~ Bird admlnlstra-
tor o. the estate Of EdmOrd 4. Bird. de-
ceas d. praying for an order Of sale OF rsal
pr perry OF said decedent. ami that al per.
,on, IN terested appear before tho said Court
W snow cause why an order should not be
s,auleq 70 sell so much as shall b necessary.
o. theto lowing described real estate OF said
ueeeuelt tO.wlti Beglnuing three and one.
htU rods east OF the south. west corner Of
iot one o. BLOCK siXty.One. Plat "a, Salt
haNu lly survey, running IN ence East four
e i'ds thence North ten d0l rods, thence
NeSl Ionr u rods, thence South ton 40 roo,
70 ihe pace OF beginning. situated I'm Salt
s.tN9 Nlty ana county, Utah, has been set
lor nearing On Friday the 2!nd day Of
hlg9st a, ID, 1902 az 10 o'clock q. m. az
t9e county Court House In the Court Room
o. o. sail court In salt Lake CITY, Salt Lake
Witness tho lClerk ~ said Court with the
seal thereof affixed, this 18th day
(sEALl OF july A. d. lN0!.
JOHN JAMES. Clerk
By G. Frank Emery Deputy Clerk.
furguson d Cannon Attorneys
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WANTED.

In every town in Utah Idaho and
Wyoming, an honest, energetic boy to
sell the SATURDAY NEWS. Good
commissions paid, Reference required.
Write us for particulars
THE DEsERET NEWS.
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Ana in accordance with law and an order
OF tho Board OF Directors made ou the 8rd
day ~ June l92, 20 many shares NJ each
parcel Of such stock as may b0 necessary
win be sold at tho office " the company 81
East First South street, salt Lake City
State Of Utah, on the 18th day Of August
ilU2, az the hour OF f. o'clock noon Of said
day % pay delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost Of advertising aud ey.
pensO, OF sale.
r. W. MADSEN, Secretary.
81 Fast First South street, Salt Lake city
Dtah,
Dated June 20. 1909, aud July g, 1902,
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SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM

p,oneer Day Fittingly Celebrated by New Workers.
Departure OF Missionaries for Home-Our Eastern
Colony's Movements
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sold by II c. Schramm, Druchl &
Franken, Hin Drug Store and leading
druggists
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THE BATTLE OF SAN JUAN HILL.

TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, 2 AND s NJ, RAIN OR SHINE
ADMISSION 50 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER YEARS % CENTS
Reserved Seats nedng admls 800 Drug Co.. Main
~ "-1'"
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SEE 1T WHILE YOU mAYl ENJOY WHILE you CAM
GRAND REVIEW OF THE ROUGH RIDERS

IN STREET cAYALCADE AT NJ DATE OF EXHIBITION THE
WHOLE ELIMINATING WITH THE GREAT SPECTACLE
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COL. W. F. CODY buffalo Bill

IN TEATs OF MARKsMANsHP A HUNT AS 1T WAS IN
THE EAR WEST HERD OF REAL BUFFALO
all OF its Humor and Hsrdships 1870 '' VIZ"
THE BlVOuAC AT NIGHT ASSEMBLY ALLIED ARMIES In
denta Drl and Action REALISTIC THE FIRING
LINE ALL THE EXCITING ELEMENTS ACTUAL WARFARE
E''''-''" "$A'i-'