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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
council BIua. Churche..

Prof. s. L. Thomas Of the High school
faculty will deliver q short address this
evening in the Broadway Methodist church
in place OF the regular sermon, and the
choir, under the direction Of Mr.. Mitchell,
assisted by Miss Myrtle Faul, will render
this musical program:
Prelude-RomanSa s................. Parker
Mrs. Lena Sims-sylvester.
Mymn-Arise, My Soul. Arise. Edison
Masninoat IN w. " II. spence.
Nunc Dimittis in F s..--..".".""..
"; r; Spence.
Hymn-Walking by Faith ............ Mason
Male Quartet-search Me. o Prior
Messrs, Brown, Friend. Stevenson and
Duet-with Cheerful Notes .......i Millet
Miss Aida McFadden and Mr.. Mitchell.
Authentic, It's Night ....... Beethoven
ofertory-Berceuse Cfrom Jocelynl.;-,
soio.Iead. Kindly Light .... Dudley Buck
Ar,bsn-rp1MdiISss Myrtle tEs N, Eau, o, Doubt
Hymn-aoly Spirit Faithful Guide. Wells
Postlude-Bridal March .................
Hamilton Clarke.
At the morning service the choir will
repder the anthems, Ponder My Words. q
Lord by B. Percy James. and Behold,
God is My Salvation" by Hughes. Mr..
Mitchell will sing as a solo, THE Beauti-
full Country" by J. A. Parks.
In place Of the regular service this even
ing the choir OF the First Presbyterian
church will give a sacred concert. This
will be the program:
Organ Voluntary
Mrs. Thornton.
Scripture Reading
Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand'.
Mrs. Welsh. Mrs. Ward, Mr.. 1shnHSne'
Mr., Coker.
Prayer
Mrs. Ward.
Quintet-I Waited for the Lcrd.;3.-
Mrs. Welsh, Miss Mcintyre, Mrs. Ward,
l. Mr.. Rigdon, Mr.. Coker.f
hymn
Solo
Miss Mcintyre.
organ Mrs. Thornton.
SOLO
0O Mr.. HaverstocR.
Quartet-Still, still with Thee. Foote
Mrs Welsh MR. Mrs c %Srd' Mr.. Risd0n'
Prayer
hymn
Benediction.
Mrs. thornton.
In st. Paul's Episcopal church this morn
ing at 1880 there will be communion and
sermon by the rector, Rev. George Edward
Walk. The subject will be The Sharp, Two
Edged Sword" Vesper service will be at
4. Lenten services will be held Tuesday,
| Wednesday. Thursday and Friday at 4 D.
m. Wednesday evening at 1880 services
will be held in All Saints chapel, Eigh-
/ teenth street and Third avenue. The con-
hrmation class will meet Monday afternoon
at 1880.
Breaking Bread" will be the topic OF
Rev. Harvey Hostetler this morning in the
Second Presbyterian church. In the even
ing he will speak on Friends" Sunday
school will be at noon, Junior Endeavor So
eiety meeting at 4 and young peoples meet
ing at 6:45.
Preaching services will be omitted today
In the First Congregational church. Sunday
! school will be at noon. The Christian EN-
deavor society will meet at $3.50. Prayer
meeting will be Wednesday evening at 1880,
Rev. s. Alexander will preach this even
ing at 1880 in the church at seventeeth
avenue and Seventh street.
Morning prayer and litany at Grace
school at noon.
Elder d. r. Chambers will preach at 1880
tonight in the Latter Day Saints church
Sacrament will be at 1880! Sunday school
will be at noon.
The First Church Of Christ (scientists)
will hold services at II today In the sapT
building. The subject will be Man Sun
day school will be at close OF service. Elk.
p~erience meeting will be Wednesday nigh
at 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
a v sells glass.
WIN Go back 10 the Farm.

IT have had ali the city life / want and
I shall go back to the farm and stay there
remarked Leonard Love. = young farmer
from Woodbine. la when released from
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

The committee charged with arranging fer
the headquarters Of Tangier temple at San
Francisco has been instructed to engage
rooms at the Palace hotel. This hou' 3
has been selected as the headquarters for
the imperial potentate and his party, and
the temple OF the next imperial potentate
will be located at headquarters close TO
those Of the present officers. The rooms
thus secured will be used as a general rem
devious for the Nebraska delegations and
here they will entertain their friends. Each
visitor to the council and each delegate
will secure personal quarters to suit him
self.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. telephone $50.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby q Son.
Charged with Robbins Freight Cars(I

Dave Howell and Bert Mathews. charged
with receiving part OF the goods stolen
from Illinois Central freight cars. were ar
raigned in police court yesterday morning
and pleaded not guilty. Their preliminary
hearing was set for Monday and their
bonds hxed at 5000, In default OF which
they were recommittsd to the county Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

At the meeting of the members Of the
temple Friday evening it was decided TO
hold the s~emi-annual ceremonial session
April IS. and applicants for admission to
the order are now being enrolled. 1t is
expected that the class will be the largest
in the history of the temple, and that the
session will be one Of the most attractive.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
Candidates for Auditor.

B. F. Carroll Of Davis county is out as
a candidate for auditor Of state before
the republican state convention. Mr.. Car
roll is editor Of the Bloomfield Republican.
has represented the Davis Appanoose dis
trict in the state senate and is exceed
ingly popular throughout southeastern
Iowa, in addition to having a fine state
acquaintance. Amos Brandt of this city,
now deputy state auditor Is also a candi-
date.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
Legislature to Visit Ames.


From a fall on a walk yesterday after
noon Mrs. Martha Peterson Of 420 Des
Moines street received al injury to the
brain that resulted in death at an early
hour this morning. A fracture Of the
skull and the bursting of a blood vessel
dehed the medical attendants and she never
regained consciousness Mrs. Peterson was
a widow, aged 70 years. she leaves three
daughters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

Following precedent, Colonel Akin will be
elected imperial potentate. When he re-
turns to Omaha Tangier temple will give
him a rousing reception. While the pro-
gram Is still in the tentative stage and
subject to many changes. there may be
parades in which the visitors will take
part. an immense banquet. balls and recep-
tions to the visitors. This will not end
with the visit Of the delegations. but will
continue. to a greater or less extent, dur
ing the year, and the ways and means com
mittee. as large and strong as It is. believes
that 1t has wohk to keep 1t active until
the day the visitors begin to arrive.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

Thursday evening at the meeting of st.
John's lodge, Ancient. Free and Accepted
Masons, Carl e. Herring read a paper upon
1.-THE Beginning Of Masonic Jurisprudence"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
March weather is Bad.

Although the entire month Of February
was as pleasant as 1t could well be in Iowa,
the first day of March has showed a de-
cided change and the entire state has ex-
perieneed a storm. The rain Of the previous
night was this. morning turned to sleet
and snow and the wind has turned sharply
to the north. The local weather ONCE re-
ports that unfavorable conditions are re-
ported from all parts Of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

Invitations are out for the second party
of the season to be given by Union Pacific
council. Royal Arcanum, at Metropolitan
hall. Tuesday evening. March 4. Cards at
s:15; dancing at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

A new castle Of the Royal Highlander
was organized Monday night by Special
Deputy showalter. The following ofncers
we're elected and installed: Past nlustriou'
Protector. ]. Edward Keys; nlustrious Pro
%tector. Fred A. Bruton; Chief Counsellor,
Miss Caroline NJ. Vertrees; Worthy Evangel
Mrs. Pauline Stone; Secretary. Henry N
Yapp; treasurer. Emmett Stanley; warder
Mrs. minnie e. Clark; sentry. Frank ]
Gould; managers. George K. Grimoldby
Edward b. orinen. Mrs. Hattie A. Ysppi
herald. ]. Emory Lester: guide. George
v. Holton; chief sportsman. Leonard z
Ross; chief archer. Kittie NJ. Grimoldby.
hSst censor. Clarence Johnson; second cen,
sOr. Charles G. Morris; physical examiners
John r. Beatty. Abby v. Holmes. Tn
new casts win meet every Saturday sven
ing in the Continental block
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
real Nstate Tranafer..

These transfers were fled yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan once Of ]. w.
Squire. lei Pearl street:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
Five Years for Blaine.

Judge Prouty Of the district court this
morning sentenced Tip Blaine to i've years
in the penitentiary for stealing a saddle
from a farmer In the north part of this
county. There we're four persons con-
nected with the crime; one turned states
evidence and another has been sent to the
penitentlary in advance Of Blaine. At the
time of the arraignment Of the four. Blaine
was out on bond and departed, but was
recently arrested in Idaho and brought
back for trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
ELLSWORTH FALLS.


Miss Ashse NJ. cottie u at aome from
Bar Harhor for few days.
A. W. Ella has been elected q Vice
president OF the 18th Maine regiment
association.
Union Sunday school viii have lie
snnaal pleuic on Thursday, going 10 Bart
le,i's Island by schooner and tug.
I.yneh's band will attend the Jordan re-
unlon at Tiiden ON Wednesday, aud ths
sunday school picnie on Tbassdsy.
Daring ths thunder storm last Thurs.
day, lightning struck the house 81
Chsries Gray. No serious dsm-gs re-
suited.
Mrs Louise Crockett and two children,
from Massachusetts,. who have b~ea visit
iug relatives here for two weeks past, left
tor home Tuesday noon.
Rev. J. W. Turner, OF Tasimaus, NY,
occupied tho pulpit on Sunday morning
and evening, delivering sble aud interest
ing sermons. lie Will preach next Sun.
osy morning at 10 30. Subject: 'sThe
Ideal OF True Greatness" Evening SER
vice at q; subject; "a Broken Leaf"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

Cape Eosasr.
Mlss Alice Black l. at home.
Judge kimbsiI arrived last Wednesday.
Cnsriss aud Arthur Hopkins have re.
turned 10 Revere from &. a. Blake's.
Frrdpaad veszie, Of B;uehiiI, with his
siie aud ehid, sas at L. n. Bake. last
gsek.
The shower last Friday VAS severe one,
accompanied BY thunder and lightning.
Al sch tree near the home OF Miss SARAH
Bake was struck and destroyed.
Miss Annie Back arrived last Friday
from Han Quarry, where she has been
teaching. she is TO stay at home mouth,
Then she goes TO Cbeisss, Mass, to teach.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrews. OF somerviiie,
MIR. ana Mrs. Understood aud Miss VIII
fer, OF Boston, arrived AT c. n. Biske's
Sunday, tbs 10Th.
There were five new arrivals at Blacks
las, sunds y, maxim forty or more now at
Cnderciir. Mr. Hope. OF Charleston, Is
one OF the latest arrivals. Tie brough
friends with bin.
Aug- II. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

A quiet wedding occurred Monday
morning at the home OF Mrs. A. NJ. Moore.
In the presence of the immediate families,
when her only daughter, Miss Minnie
Hale Moore, was united 10 marriage to
Hiram L. Danieo. The young people are
favorably known, the bride having been
school teacher Ter some time, icing the
prir cipal of the Falls grammar school the
past ycar. The bridegroom is sn enter
prising young electrician, having iias
position in Chicago. Rev. J. r. Smonl a,
OF the Methodist church, OBLIGATED. usseg
the ring ceremony. After eoagrstu
tions, the company sat down to weddis Z
breakfast bountifniIy prepared for "a
occasion. The wishes OF hosts % friehs.
follow Mr.. and Mrs. Danieo to their ne
home In Chicago. They left on the nooi.
train.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
THREE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
Worn Out And Nervous gsalas
Their Health And Beauty
~ TahIng -.

Miss Florence Allan, 8 4 a,l r,t
cage SRI, writes SIS loi,ow &, n, {
y. Haftnsn eeomlns his catarrhal
to1le. PerunAs
- Ton Pie-e. cfer5 M
"As . forfc k3ra scr 80 -,st :,
Pcraas ss.g@Ss ~ me head a. ~, 80. /,
u1sfio :. It's eff Cts arc ffuB por.ss..
FIJI IN r. IYcns sasx ne e. :. -
4 keep II ea han5 aiI EAs gir7e. 80
never tese sasf sfi-s feciar.' = !.
few doses afwsrg f4skc are fsgl ne :,
different aca8an. "-..f'garcrce Alisn
Thousands uf women suGeg fr0,1
tsfnlc catsTrh. This 81 earc 30 uroA5e.
such ssm .selgs a. cold feet and hses.
sick headache. palplsation o. The hp.r,
AMI heavy feelings 10 the stomach.
Then begins series cf cxpcrire-,.
They take medicine for sick hesdsebs
They take medicine for nervous rre..r..
ton, for p4.pii@slon OF The heart a.,
dyspepsia. Non. Of these medicines A,
any god because they do NOS reach ~
canse Of the complaint.
Psruna ss once ElsirEtcs all thss.,
symptoms by re-,oving The cause.
ssyA.S..sss c.4s..sFh is the trouble. Sv,-,
tamil cr'sryh pcrvadcs The whole :.
ten4, * Auges every organ, weas a.
rpeT~ fss~r'ten. NJ, rsrs7rnHert rurs -
be *. a sai.l tho aysle.als caiarfb,
= Foa.ssas..
This IL exactly what rcruua will do.
Mis-. cailen Was Exhausted From Owe,
ssaay.
Misa Rose Cullen. President Of shs,
Young woTnan's Club. Butte, Montana.
writes:
a2l Galena street, Butte, Mont.
pcrnna Medicine Co.. Columbus, o.,
Gantlemeu-.'.Feruna has many friends
in Butte. Ieannot say too much in praise
of IL. while finishing school becaass
very nervous and exhausted from over.
study. I was weak and sick, and could
neither eat, sleep nor enjoy life. A,
couple bottles Of Peruna put new life II
me. End by having IL in the honsa and
taking a dose on and on &, keeps me Ia
flne health. A large number Of nv
frientis place pernna At the bead Of al
medicines. lose Cuilen.
peruaa to especially adapted to pro
,eotsng araiss, aud curing nervous dis.
eases Of rundown women. as the ,s.,l-
nonisl of Miss Cullen indicates.
Miss Blanche Myers, SID Penn street.
Kansas City, No., has tho following 10,
say Of rsrHna:
.spuring each % the past four seasons
have caught severe cold. when sud.
denly chilled after an evening party,
and eAsarrh for several weeks would be-
the result. One bottle Of Pcrana cured
me, aud shall no, dread colds any more
a. dsa. blanche Myers.
An excellent littic treatise on d" Health
aud Beatty written especially for wo-
men, by DR.. Hartman, will be sent FREQ
10 any address by The Peruna Med!cias'
Co. 81 Columbus, Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
MOUTH or THE RIvrR.

Mls1 Antha Phillips, OF Mssssehassits
wss the guest OF Mrs. Sue Pray last wges
Mis-. Dora Belts. OF East Boston, sss
Miss Ella Hodgktns. OF south BsswsF, are
visiting relatives here.
Alexander Biosdli. who has bera liv "a
In Bcimoas. Mess. for several years, hss
moved hts family here.
Mrs. Carrie Hall, With her infant csEgs-
ter Avis, Of Brewer, ia visiting bsf psf.
snts. q. e. Fatisrton and mifg. HTs
csns. 4 r. Futiert0n ard wlis, Of spss.
srxtlis. alas and Miss Maris'ta sfnhag
Of Bsstan, are occapS lax the VIII smlIa
eotfsge.
The fsdiss' aid society entertained tss
circle ~ the Morrison district Thu.sasYi
Aug 7. at Mrs e. ara forke'@ hvy. Nj
Slmnnton wss present.. There YES ~
old fashioned qatistag and taesing bss-
A picnic cinnrr was served
Aag IL. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
Cru,hrd hy Rom. of aoek

Mention was made last week under
Ellsworth Falls news OF the accidental
death IN California OF Justas w. Hsmil-
ton, formerly OF this city.
A clipping from Redding, Cal, paper
g'ves tue following account OF the aeei
dent:
Jassas Hamilton. a miner and prospeetor,
well .nown 10 shasga county a. ~Ceas' Hamil
ton, mrt a terrible dcath 90 Kew River,
Trinity eoaaty. 100 miles wrsf of Residtag, on
saturday. Jaly 10. News Of the death reached
Eesidiug this morning duly sal. Hamilton
had been prospecting Ia the New River eoan.
Try for y. acrEisy aud Charles Davis. sl
Harrison Guleh. lie discovered a rich lesige Of
gsli-bearing quarts tish up on the mountain
side. and sent Sorsi TO hts hHsiness associates.
They dispatched John PARCEL and Charles A
kossineier 10 IIsmiiton's camp TO bring in sons
sPecimens Of ore. Upoa their arrival Al camp
Hamilton and William LAswen started 10 a.
eeGd the mountain 10 the ledge 70 sscare sam.
pies for the messengers.
BY means OF ropes The two metz sealed the
slln 70 the sedge- Hsmliton began sork VITA
his pick while LAsweli was Fiso swinging a
Pick the face Of the elid gave way.
Laswsll saw the mass moving. And ran fer
his life. and gained Poins Of safety AZ tbs size
Of the ledge Hamilton was carried down The
steep mountain side for distance o. seyeral
hundred fset- IL Is estimated that Be Is bu4!ssi
anaer 1sy tons Of rock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

Fremont.
MIR. and Mrs. Maye, of Bangor, are at
Mrs Lewis Benson's.
Mrr. Cove and Miss Poole, Of Chicago,
have returned home.
Miss Alice Richards has been detained
by illness. She was TO have been at Gray
Rocks.
Miss wooding ss at Bromfleld with
Miss c. S. L.ffingwell and Master Chester
Lsitingweli.
Mrs. Tanning and daughters, OF New
York, who spent last summer here, are
again at Gray Rocks.
The new brick factory across the hareor
IL employing qaite number, snd will be
computed in time Tor use In 1863.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wesch, OF Boston,
arrived Friday, and wifi spend couple
OF weeks at Bar Harbor and Gott's Island.
The Misses Spear, v BIO have been stay
ing at "Grsy Rocks. the L. t,ingweii cot
tsge, with Mrs. Dudley, of Newton, Mass,
have gone to New Hampshire. They have
spent twenty-five consecutive seasons
there
Never have there been 80 many rooms
engaged outside the regular hou.es Of
entertainment. The Misses D.nout. OF
Brooklyn, Mrs. c, fin aud family, who
have spcnt several seasons here, aud Mr..
and Mrs. Bayiiss and son are at the Gott
cottage.
Miss Daisy Pierce, OF New Haven,
Conn sang at the Bass Hsrbor church
last sunday ana delighted all musie
lovers. Miss Pierce has an exquisite voice
and sings with great tzste and feeling.
Of Der singing. She is visiting Miss Julia
Kittredge.
Aug. II. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

CRANBERRY IsIes-
Capt. s. n. Bulger is home for short
Wait.
Mr.. schriftgresser, OF Boston, who has
been visiting his family here, has re-
turned.
Mrs. George s. Bunker, OF Boston, ar
rived here to-day TO visit her husband
and son.
Mr.. Thrope, OF Bangor, gave an ins,ruc-
tive lecture in the Union meeting house
recently.
Mrs. Horace q. Bunker and son Chester,
William p. Preble.
The fair aud safe OF the Thimbie club OF
Islesforc on the tfth was a decided sue
cess socially and financially.
Miss C. L. vose, of Boston, visited
friends here last week, while on her wsy
to Winter Harbor and elsewhere TO visit
friends for few weeks.
Capt. Warren A. Squirting lost his COW
last week. The calf bad been killed In
the morning, and the COW sickened and
died the following dsy.
The new cottage just completed on SUIT
toms Island for Miss Hattie NJ. Giiley is
very attractive and commodious. She and
her mother are occupying 1t. 1t is close
by the old home.
During the summer we have the pleas
ure of listening to many speakers In the
Union meeting house. Among those who
have spoken recently were Professor
sewaH and Rev. Mr.. Wooster, of Phiia-
delphia.
A fair and sale will be held on Big
Cranberry Isle, Wednesday, Aug. 20, by
the ladies' aid society. An elaborate din
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
-FOUR SPRING STOCK of cos

SPRING STOCK of cos
TUNES, tailor made suits, walking and
dress skirts is ready. No superior
stock anywhere. All alterations
made free of charge.
Our spring and summer waists and
petticoats have also arrived. In wrap
pers and muslin underwear we are
showing better assortments at less
price than anyone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Barton Garter, OF Brpokiis, Visited hs
grand p@rsats. Ira =. Barron aud wife, AS
week.
Mrs Kate McGawp. OF somstSht,
Mass. and Mrs. Katie Dsbeek, OF las
city, visited J. A. sisekpo'e last week
The funeral OF Mrs. Hsnush H'gghs
took ptsrs Saturday afternoon 81 1ss
church, Row. J 4. slmouton officiating
Aug. II .,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

we have taken all the ready-made-to-
wear for Ladies, Misses and Children
TO the second floor. A trying-on
room is connected with IL, which
0ur out-of-town customers VIII
appreciate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

In our new sales room We are show
ing full line Of carpetings, mattings,
eilcloths, lace and muslin curtains.
draperies, window shades. rugs. art
squares and house furnishings This
is the best arranged showroom in the
State, and for convenience cannot be
beaten.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
COUNTY NEWS.


Lanoin--
Sumner Poster, Of csmbFldEsport, t. tbs
guest Of Mrs. {. a. Reynolds.
Elwood King drove to Bar Hafhor sat
urdsy, returning Sunday wnh ns wife.
no has been visiting there.
Tie following poem VS. stiissa D.
Mrs. John Googins, and read 81 The "Oid
liomsn picnic AUG. S:
Woods OF wricoun.
HsH; lamoiae's sons aaa hsr larshifrs
Prom al She new homes yea hEgr found.
Say, u there spot In those quarters
neares row than yoar own Hative grouudf
Where We Of the nsw generation
"A ae cafae the ell days 90 review.
And learn 20 stand true 70 ths nation
Now ring cut our wtleome to you.
Welcome back 70 the home Of your childhood.
BE vho'ye wandered o'cT lard and o'er scA.
To cor voiee now les meadow ana wildwood
Echo hack the bond notes fuliand free;
AZ 10 God who can cheer 81 In sadness.
To God who viii cAase every fear
We I'm now the voiee OF onr slaancss.
For Lamoine cur home land 40 dear.
Welcome ali who have staid in your places
And been true to yoar hottest trust,
whoye taught as 10 marx well The traces
OF The wise, and the pure. and the just.
o. be sure that In eladBess we srecs you,
Friends. relatives. gathered around:
Your joys Hsay we be az We meet you.
Whenever ''oid Home Week. comes roand.
Welcome ali, Of each age and each staten.
Ard welcome cur soldiers 20 true,
Three cheers for our State ADD cur nation,
Three cheers for The red. white and tue;
Our hearts will 10 siaancss upes, Il,
our paises al bounding In glee.
With W. loone, thrice wsleome We gree, u,
Lsmoino's home jabllee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

MaFaRstf1a-
TIE first reunion OF tbs xo-rison FAM
lily will be he's Al tue Morrison farm,
Wednesday, sept. 10, All relatives are
cordially invited 10 70 ptessat. A picnic
dinner villa be served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

Laaotn- Beach
Mrs Commander Logan gave q dsncs
lsst night at Shore Acres 10 the officers
and their wives from the Prairie. The
marine band furnished music. To-dsy
she gives a clam bake.
Aug. 10. sPRc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13
II. GALLERT.

for benevolent purposes. Il Is hoped that
1t will be literally pstronized.
Capt. Freeman r. Stanley, in schooner
''Tanniseott", last Wednesday, when
about twenty five miles southeast OF
Bakers Island, picked up the bowsprit OF
vessel, apparently fisherman, with the
jib furled thereto, and attached by the
rigging to the foremasthesd, aud q por-
tion of the foregsr. Apparently the
things hsd not been long in the water,
bat no clue could be observed or OBJ
tanned whereby II could be known In
what vessel the ms,eriais had helouged
or " hst might have teen tie fate OF tue
vessel or crew, bat II Is presumed tue
vessel must have been Ia collision and
probably went to bottom.
Aug. IL. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

Mrs. NJ. II. Butchers, Of Boston, has
arrived with her son, Master Clyde A.
Butchers, and win spend a few weeks
with her sister, Mr.. L. NJ. Deliver, at
Seawali.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-13

We've bought heavy on cotton
dress and waist fabrics in anticipation
o. a big demand. Cheviots. madras,
ginghams. dimitIes. silk muslins,
organizes and lawns. Bargains Ia
newest white goods. Special as
sortment for graduates.
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