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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
WILL STAND TRIAL

Vancouver. B. c., Aug. I6.-William
H billiard. former clerk in the Office of
the collector of internal revenue at
San Francisco, left today for that city.
fh. ~ehafge OF an officer. to stand his
trial for fraud and forgery in connec-
ton with Chinese certificates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
FAMOUS STALLION DEAD.

Minneapolis, Aug. 16.-Online. the
great pacing stallion owned by NJ. w.
Savage. died at the Minnehaha driv-
ing park today of collie, aged Il years.
Mr.. Savage valued the animal at S20.-
0OO- OnliRe. at the time of his death.
held the 4-year-old stallion pacing rec
ord of 2:04, made at Sioux City, Ia,
Oct u, 1894.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
A Skin Game.

% uuSe.D
Truly" says the patient who is being
skin grated. surgical science is a won
derful thing"
1T is" SAYS the friend who is helping
out with the required skin. First they
skin me. then they graft you: but after
you get well and they send in the bill
you'll find that you've been skinned for
their graft"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
M'BRIDE gNOWED UNDFR.

Nhatcom. Wash. Aug. ls.-Nearly COM
plete returns from Republican primaries
Ehlch were held in this county today
snow that Governor McBride's friends,
VINO demand the creation of a state rail-
way commission. have been overwhelm-
ingly defeated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
PAPER REAPPFARs

Havana. Aug. Eel Concenardo. which
vas suppressed by General Ludlow. mill
ttary governor OF Cuba has made its re-
appearance. the orders of General Iald-
ION and his successor. General Mood
with regard to the paper having been
annulled by congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
HONORARY CHIEF.

St Louis No. Aug. I6.-Presideat
Francis of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position has appointed Clifford Pinchot
honorary chief of the department of for
sion of forestry in the department OF ag-
ricUlture al Washington. D. c., and viii
soon start for the Philippines to exam
Inc the forests of the different islands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

Issue is taken strongly with the
opinion Of Professor Andrews bv Chan
cellor BuchteI of the University Of
Denver, in an interview published in
the Denver News. He was mildly sur
prised when told Of the sense Of the
eastern mans expressions.
Why" he exclaimed, Professor An
drews must have been talking fsoe-
tlously. The family is the unit of So
Clety, L VIII admit. The normal life is
IOr men and women to be married
But l would not for one moment admit
mat bachelOrhood IS a mark of de-
genefacy- For a man TO remain in
single life is surely nothing against
MIN IN that way. Professor AndrAvvs
surely could not mean to say auythfne-
or that sort seriously. There are ever
50 many reasons why a man or woman
remains single, known best to them
selves and TO no others II is q kind Of
fudeness for any man to make that
KIND or an assault upon single life
disappointment in love might lead a
man to abandon efforts 70 secure a
wife Is he a moral degenerate2 The
statement that an individual will form
Illegal ties with the opposite sex if he
or she does not marry, is not true al
all II may be true Of moral degener
ates, but not of those of higher aspira-
lions and of higher types of life. Such
wholesale statements are incorrect
Many of the finest people I ever met
We're unmarried, and most certainly
mad no Illegal attachments"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Scale Signed.

Clarksburg, W Va, Aug. f6-With
the signing OF the scale BY the Mer-
chants Coal company of Tunnelton. il
Is thought that the miners strike in
this district has come to an end. The
miners gained all they asked for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
STRIKE STIIL ON

tleburne. Tex. Aug 16-Yesterdav the
strike at the different shops -on-tfae Gulf.
colorado x Santa Fe was appa rentlv SET
TED Today negotiations were broken Off
ana the strike is still on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

Professor E BENJAMIN Andrews
chancellor of the University Of Ne
braska, is accredited with remarka BILE
utterances before students and friends
OF the University of Chicago in a lee
tGre Tuesday. He said that bachelors
are moral degenerates; that from them
enanate most of the sin and shame of
the world; that they are lacking in
mental and physical poise
The life of no individual" said he,
according to the dispatches, lis COM
plete unless he or she has a life COM
panion of the opposite sex. Providence
intended that men and women should
marry. The world was made for the
family, and not for the individual. The
unmarried individual of marriageabIe
age has no place in society nor in the
scheme of the universe. individuals
Who do not form legal ties with the
opposite sex will form illegal ones. The
world does not want that kind Of
thing Marriage is a good thing. The
great men and women of the world.
the ones whose lives were symmetrical
and whose works were best for pos
terity have all been married.
The remarks of the professor simply
made the young bachelors gasp, while
bachelor girls were exceedingly en-
barrassed- The married folk. of course.
grinned in grim approval While Mr..
Andrews approved of football for
young men. and dwelt upon the bene-
fits OF athletics in general. yet the
main theme for reflection after the lee
ture was upon his words, bachelors
are moral degenerates.'
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l.
Bachelors are not moral degen- y
y crates. The mere fact that man i
will not wed is no sign that he =
VIII form illegal ties with the on y
poslte sex That is all fiction e
Mans life can be complete with y
OUT marriage.-Chancellor Henry y
y Buchtel.
= y Z = 4 4 L L =
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THEY DISAGREE AS TO BACHFI 0RS

= \ + 4 +
Bachelors are moral degenerates. !
Individuals who do not form legal =
ties with the opposite sex will =
form Illegal ones. Bachelors lack =
mental and physical poise The \
life Of no individual is complete =
unless he or she Weds.-Professor
= E. Benjamin Andrews. =
= + + r y y 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Wireless TeIearaphy.

This youngest OF mans great Inventions
Is progressing so fast, developing SO lnaay
new forms and even wholly different sys-
TENS. that a small book would be required
10 El.,piy outline the state of the art, Yet
the systems now coming practically into
daily lie are Of one fundamental type
whose general principles AT least may Ne
crowded into n few words
An every day phenomenon with which
we are all familiar furnishes a good start
Ing point. When a stone Is dropped Into
a SIN pond waves are caused at the point
OF disturbance and IN ever widening circles
they soon spread out upon the water on
tfaed body Is made 10 discharge its elec.
tiicity With that brilliant spark TINT every
schCoibOy has seen. waves or pulsations are
caused al this point Of disturbance also,
and though unseen and nnfelt they radiate
like the others IN All directions, travelling
with incoucelTahc velocity.
Wireless teiegInphy Is simply teegranhy
by means OF these etherIc waves, The
:, neIng Nngfaior nv manipulating kes
much "a In ordinary telcgnphy, produces
series OF electric sparks. These series are
long or short according 10 prcarranged
sleiialling code, usually the Morse tele
graph code, and the resulting efherlc
waves rush OF into space The receiving
operator Is provided with marvelously
delicate mechanism that detects these wave
impulses when they reach II. II announces
them In series exactly as they were sent
out according TO the signaling code. and
thus the message Is received across track
lev spnce.
Rur miracle that all this is. It has seri
oHs defect from the standpoint of practical
utility. Tile trouble Is that Il does too much
As the etherlc waves radiate in all direc-
tlons from the signaling sparks II follows
that the ussssRe goes everywhere, and that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

panorama The cast separates into white
sen and rod sou, and out * the rcd se
comes the sun himself splashing in his
own blood, btnutlFlng clarifying. defying
niycStcd az ne seemingly senti'nt uNS-
terry Of ulcht the-return journey has opl
its laeal charm hi the daylight the cone
is a ciuGrr heap but below the alahass@
city CLEANS and the turGuoiSc hay N It
Of natives D. left at thc lower station
whore II has huzacd ana stnng and gain
rrcd honey. Whore srrytcr ls refused tn
lalciy fails to draw Gr5tu'ty for 10 Is
selt.cvldcnt fact that II man has to I've
m Italian hr ou-ht o he paid Cor H. cen.
what the world owes him for plating the
part he wiz gratefully accept ANYTHING,
oven NEGATIVE and chccrfuily ask for
more.
Down whore vegetable lrc begins the
soil is forced 80 produce. There are cult
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
TO yESuyIUS, BY NIGHT
UP THE MOUNTAIN AMID a PACK OF
JABRERlNo NATIVES.
The Famous Volcano as a Source of
Revenue to Large Population.
Sunrise from the Edge OF Crater.
Kansas City Star.

Kansas City Star.
4 he fact tnat lava has BEEN splitting over
the ,rater og tesuAIus. following tins Mar
Unique disastt-. threatens iocm Calamity
'pmt ucm nsl-cuitlral paialysls' tue loss
81 tomlaI sCt,ifur.
Bare, Jfoad cinder capped Vcsuyius,
hpaipt,s Uifaihlng suphut tHprrs a-allst
tur -shttI, is lac nucieae Of proapefty 'or
Use surrounding country 40 a lJsGium u
Actmc attraction, " uraws IA Otst cl"sf
on Patronage 10 The mlitiatlnus Industries.
Hutpl inen, jewelers. merchants. traders,
tIUtutu. makers. mower girls tusualiy Dos -
and mean. cufu VcnUtta, tue let nI bits4d
Nt-ntrs. even 20 tGc hQsgH WHO IS omit
lr,sCnl e.tcr ia tis natural guihc or per.
thiiNe on tAc stranger wnhiu thvT gates.
lac comes 10 them SICK with the IeNer Of
nteiierG3l cuIoiig, Jagnn47 "a anxiety
10 ncv the MhOit lueN' AM " must he ui.
uHttcd 10 tho uclit Oh ila.iaus that No
Nncrc else in southern Egr1pe cin "a {
mUEe for MS money. II i.c .dn.y mos-l,
nice hu!uw wuicn hc Is uoC asnnmel %
pay. II be he flscinat By the duli Ell
Tor half nrite 10 New iors X he ai.
mlrcs lenthutn purse ur bet, IL Is his At
COST tiiai questions its N~rth. IL ne
lose his reason, as nc Is prone TO 10, esp BE-
parent beauty " genuine trlt Use ANA anu
uel, Vi The siiNcr weave If uAGrc. tnt dflI'
him rcgoad his .ttea-tn. he may possess
40 a price which inlputs 81 feeling oi oat
islactiQu only Nre dcd by that Ol the j.
60 in his secret hcuit. as lt not ava llval
Uut-'in wherein ulc rlta>cl alko. thN fel'
Cr and the rp,dt Al.lu u lac he a Woman
tlc siih ANA lace. tl' c9uWtu lin-.tI",
be hr q truly man, he Nutsh.ps at the
Shrine Df native mr., for IL i5 alt dIt, ant
/ IN lle cooking o. cset aad macirDni AZ
hc prlscd.E ana IN the suup- nnd aiNiS;
arts OF pmatiu-. sculpture, arrhitestu. -
/ over al tae nornmmey of ssy, "atct'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

waited fields There are gardens There ave
cuttnErs. 1t VIII be remembered that
pumpkin vino club, the wall of one, ia
copper fruit resting on shelves placed Tor
that purpose
Attcl a night Of this, lasting from II p,
N. until 5 a, IN, 1t may hp imagined that
the s!ghtScer is desperately sleepy and e
is not uncommon On sec him with closed
eyes and gaping mouth. svayiug from side
tc side rr the rawiag" IN his arluous slnm.
her to mis- personal qualification and the
niuite amusement a. observers. Back In
the city th, wonder and awe Of this majcs-
I've eternal force goes into temporary re-
tlgemcut, superseded by the demon hunger
which departs not until excessively satiat-
Cd. Il IS a descent, indeed. from the sub
lime 10 the ridiculous I'm a particular in
stance cited in this wise:
TT NESTYIUS.
We drove by the pier at midnight,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
l,e. Lc.lIe.. wseklr oa.asl Aprl

staskhouse. Lesile's weekly oa;ssL April
8, 1lp2
8. Ping Pong. The Game ana How 10
Play IT, Arnold Parker. g.. p Putnams
Sors. New York.
Ping pong Is every wherein the dining
room. IN the Office. In literature, The books
on the subject are coming fast. One of the
best Is NO The magazine article ] MAJ
be rend so advantage ly any player not ~
ready highly proficient. The writer holds
the championship among women players In
England Frank w Hutchins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Miss Ditha Luce
President ct Roa, Lodge, No. Is, Order
OF Chosen Friends, Detroit, Mich.

alton and makes thaa function health
giving relief instead ci = narrowing
torture. Bce-iag-down pains arc quickly
relieved IN Zinc OFT OF ten cases by
Wine Of Cardui Ovarian troubles
vanish when It is used. AL these all
mcnts with those dreadful accompany
ing weakening drains como from one
cause and Wine OF Ca-dai removes that
cause and lets Nature build up the
weakened parts without interruption.
Mrs. Eunico Smith, of Baldwin,
Miss, says:
have Used two Bottles Of your wonder.
ful medicine, Wine Q! Cariui, and n has
aonc me mors good than anything else I
nave nave ever TIED: ! AM going 70 get all my
Mandia Adams, Of cordclo, Georgia,
writes;
nave Been using your VIM Of c.rd,,;
sh1 nave teit very mech Benefited BY ITS t,se
50 3 l take pleasure in writing you about Il. I
also recommend ii to my friends Viz ,,,iss.
female troubles" WIN Suiisf
Ii you go to your druggist TODAY and
secure sl.oo bottle of Wine Of
Cardui you viii begin to feel better
within week. With tho plsia words
OF these honest women before yop "a,
you want Tor greater induccment +,
give Wine OF Cardui a lair trinip
For advice and literature, address.
giving symptoms, The Ladies' Advisory
Department The Chattanooga Med;.
cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
HOTEL ALLEeHANY
and 3a
ROCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS

E-V'T1IITVH NUUHIu1n Resorts
On Chesapeake and Ohio ps,.
HOTEL ALLEGHANY-t "a aas,w
furnished, modern hotel az co sSSaus'5A|
on main line of c. and o. Rv .ns
h0CkBRIDGE ALUM SPRISGs :.
With fine hotels and cottages 'S S.,.a'J
gr9unds' and curative mineral water sal N
100 100 80, e%pended IN Improvements thk ~
at frequent intervals enable vnss,a mast ~
ternl!nglc as under one roof H.
links at Rockbridge Alum Trch,sss. 81
both Places. Lovely drives. W ssa,s !,
mountain scenery Exhileratlnr ssss3
climate. Address. 's-a3
f H. BROKENBoRornu
Manager Hotel Allegheny, Goshsn \.
JAMES A. FRAZIER
General Manager Rockbridge Alum s,r,,
Va. sPs-A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

49, OAfEN as n ruls appreciate adj
| M vice and are more apt 70 fol-
| w low wise counsel than men are
- No woman could fail to be
thankful 10 anyone who would go TO
her and tell her how 20 be well in
TACT, she would regard that person as
@ friend indeed. The friends who took
Vino OF Cardui 10 Miss Ditha Luce, OF
2l3 Woodwa ard Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
can Justly be called ''good Samaritans'
because they raised Miss Luce from the
Encouragement and dependency of
terrible suffering She thanks them
from the bottom of her heart aud is
determined to pay the debt she owes to
her friends and TO Wine of Cardui by
trying TO help every other woman who
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

suffers as shc did. Any woman can do
good by letting her suffering friends
know OF this great remedy for women
You can tell them that over | 900, 900
suffering women have secured health
and happiness and that thousands Of
these cured women have written letters
Just like Miss Luce's letter. After try
ing to secure relief by other treatments
ana securing health by taking Wine of
Cardui' Miss Luce is competent to adj
wise ether suffering women, and this
She does in the simple straightforward
words;
Every woman who is troubled asI w,s
snosi5 certainly give it trial ana ar, s,, -
'AAi she illsoon b convinced Of its efficac,s
She means that every woman who is
suffering the pains of irregular and
painful menstruation may secure per,
manent relief by taking Wine of cardni
ms great medicine regulates menstrp-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Plnn POM

Grim portcnt falls Ger dining halls,
Excited hearts full high are beating;
o quiekl snatch of the tableclcih
refore the folks have done their eating "
1 The Game ~ Ping Pong Constance
Bantoek pearson's 13;596 June 1902
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
A DARING CLINE

The summer rip mp veuyius arc m1la
bF tlEIi. From Halief, Tor instance, q I-
RACES 'e'N. ~ - j. M. ana inc fdNt'.r
q that vitcAln2 nom muN enjoy lhr ge.r1
city OF the sea 81, 'cs hnti- The NJ 'hl drive
uerlas IN the vest sst uQu ol Naples; lol-
lows tho flugrauec-tl ciEhted park Just
nOtoss which Hts miniature Sky ID
IlJclu bay r'Aectlng the stAr-suWn vague
above anl the myriad shore lights, passes
through maidstone modern business st4cets
into the old quaint thntcushf1cS If The
I,astr tiAdrslItu and soon HE Guy. lE'
pictured dicpW, lt,s m.a'liy IN the back
sy0und
lue ascent immediately begias The road
winds through masses Of strawberry, grows
Wti.dly loucs me. Jtbbe'inE siragGetS
Join tuc curtt.g s-thc, mag be only joking,
hat voice and gesture are eowb!y us
c.,iiv4. ~ lelst 70 usuuug feminine
nerves rhplr number swell. uu.il tdy up
the mulWlpiu lacy arc as pack I wolves
whose liauor mas hr only temporarily al.
b laN.d l,y. small slntuiurs Hero and there
s.rctaI,is apparently epinp out Of the
,atth and ylIify the mnunliuhI with Wild
-y,t u,, ln.tr. pheu The. tlk, 40 a col.
H., iSu
Gradually vegetation recotcs ANA the roll
ty,iafs M. mT., uuds IN. ~ ta thr huat.
iNg yrl oi .n.pLur. uad ~ a. IN the
t ",,. p'"i IN t'iT nS rh stGaran Is coiG
lre station is coll l4c driver ~ cold~ne
cira look hazardous, tae natives dangerous,
me railway ptap,nNntmU The WiAd
SVEN. around the cone Whispering u'tcan.
as tuirs The city Is rerv, vera far away,
niIous OF times farther than J, iH and
,hc hay ana sky ave one. oh. II rtr' NyA
( at rh.t moment 90 be hltd cf the "irsu
usb uf the sea- or anything coucyNlhin,
rather jh1n "a nuu or n woman cast a-roae
ON tsnt drsolaic mountain
slowly thr clrriagct arrive from nhnr
directions. horacs each with a man on MS
back and nuv ur two swlugiug nv his ItL
vcriIv an "rleyutlng' procedure, pcdc.-
trims planting alpCNStuck ahead ann
Working up to them until dritc crowd
awaits the nsccut Of the cars Guides
there nrc IN abundance. ten perhaps TO
each tourist and bargains urH driven In
(, . The Station for the tootnlth 60 the c.up Is
hy law forbidden the traveller at large; he
, muet tc under the. SURVEILLANCE ~, iG
ians Thcr follow thu si.htsrcl. Thc rail-
way Is Sl6 yards long. or gradient OF
forty TO sixty three feet SO that the eight
minutes ascent imparts Ike sensation K
going m In am elevator accompanied los a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

" want to tell you how thankful am
that took the advice Of my friends and tried
Yoar Wiac Of Ca:du., after the best medical
slsil! iailcdto alleviate my suterings from sop
pressed ard painful menStruation which had
suffered with for years. But relief came soon
alter taking your medicine and continued
taking it until hardly realized When the
menstrual period came. Every woman who
is troubled IS | was should certainly give il
a trial and arm sure that she will soon Be
convinced OF It's efficacy"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
E. P. MckisSick, Pfoprieto'

i00,384 E Esls{l9a.sn Taq " !,
medicine changing the nailulaT;, dIsscs,.s.
Famous Prescription lOo.ss and st5,.;
poisonous acids in the sysse" a ys,E:. X;
natural and wondrous cure 1is BocsIsi, ". w
cess. druggists, 75c bette, .cy. Il ur's'
free, MULLER PHARMAS'
Place, New York.
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TIE SWEET SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA Ga.
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alter Mercury Potash Hot Springs and everything else
had failed to cure and it will do much for you The
idea that Contagious Blood Poison is ncurabe, must
its spite of all human efforts to stop it. is the
vest nonsense S. S. S. does it radically and per-
maneny removing all of the original disease from
the blood and SYSTEM we'll the evil effects OF the
4 ID IL l.nA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
a COMMON EXPERIENCE

q CON p . n Elk z K L. II Y ~
About three years ago had severe case oil Con-
tagious Blood Poison and tried doctors without benefit
so concluded go to Hot Springs After remaining
there soue tine the and eruptions left and appa
rently the disease cured, and left for home In
about three months after leaving the Springs the trouble
cane back than ever. had often heard oil y -
and wrote for your book At that time unable to
work and had lost flesh until did not look like the same
person began taking S S S. after heard from
you and in short time found TO ny great joy that every
sign of the disease gone and had gained 81 pounds
I now weigh 10 pounds more than ever did.
Tptonville, Tenn. 6, i. GLISSON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-23
Unitarian Conference.

The 11th annual session OF Hancock
County conference of Unitarian and
other liberal christian churches will be
held at Bar Harbor July 20 and 30.
The conference will open with a relig-
ious service July % at Z 30 p. m. Rev.
H. II. saunderson, OF Dorchester, Mass.
will preach the sermon.
The morning session of July 30 will
begin at 10 O'Clock with business meet
ing. Reports from various churches win
be called for.
Luncheon at IL O'Clock, hospitalities
extended by the Bar Harbor church.
Rev. w. NJ. Brundage, of Albany, N. Y,
will speak on the "Church and the Peo-
ple". Discussion.
Afternoon session begins at 2 O'Clock.
Addresses are expected from Rev. C. F
Dole, "The Modern Thought OF God; !"
Rev. p. NJ. Wilson, "Modern Thoag ht of
MAN." Rev. A. L. Hudson, "Modern View
of Jesus"
Rev. 5. A. Eliot, president OF the Amer
iesu Unitarian association, viii ouduei
lbs closing exercises.
Round trip tickets from Ellsworth TO
Bar Hsrbor 81.
The steamer "Minnehaha" will leave
Lamoine at ! 80, arriving st Hancock
Point about 7-5o; Sullivan, s.15; West
Gouldsboro, 8; Bar Harbor, about 1o
O'Clock, In time for Ihs morning session
leaving Bar Hsroor after the conference
for West Gouldsboro, Sullivan, Hancock
Ferry, Lsmoine.
Round trip 50 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-23
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday. July q, at Odd Fellows hall
Social dance OF Usoua club.
Friday, July ., at Columbian hall,
Ellsworth Fsiis-pYize dance. higgins
oFchestr Refreshments.
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, July "a,
Is. 2s, ~ Hancock haii--CbEs. X. Champ
lin stock Go. Prices, Is, 25 and IS cents.
Seats st Canning hams. Matinee Satur-
dsy.
Tuesday and Wednesday, July %, 30, at
Bar Conference OF Unitarian
churches. Roand trip tickets, sl.oo.
Tuesday, Aug. 5, az Hancock hall-ssThe
Burglar, under management OF Fred E.
Cooke.