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COUNTY NEWS.
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oRLAND.


Miss Helen Mooney is out again after
a severe Illness. -
Miss Lisle Kimball is expected home
soon, after an absence o, several
months.
There will be dance at Soper's grove
and also one in the hall every Saturday
evening until further notice.
Among the recent arrivals are: Mrs. w.
B. Gorham and lady friend, Winnifred
Hanson and Mr.. Mcneil. of Boston; Miss
Belle j. Rich, of Revere, Mass; Miss
Msude Blaisdell, OF Winchester, Mass. ,
School in the village closed Friday, Miss
Ii. L. Partridge teacher. Little Sammie
Holway went the term Of ten weeks and
was not absent or tardy once. Harold
Soper missed only one half day. Miss Par
fridge endeared herself to her scholars
who all hope that she will return in the
fall.
The dance at Soper's grove the after
noon and evening of the Fourth was
largely attended, and quiet time re-
ported. Nothing to mar the pleasure of
a perfect day occurred. Although at
Mast Hill the crowd was not nearly so
large, those who attended report fine
time. The evening was SO warm that all
preferred to dance out of doors; hence
the crowd at the town hall was small.
The summer home OF the Viles family
will not be occupied this year on account
of the illness of Mrs. Viles.
JuIv o O.
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COUNTY NEWS
For additional County Ne,cs ses o,.
EAST BLUEHILI.


Henry F. York came home from w.,
boro last Tuesday. u0'
Richard Grindle went to snrno. n
to work last Monday. sa
Miss Hattie White, OF waltham Ma.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Oscar Whs.
Miss Rosa Candsge come home ,ron
Providence, r. L., last Thursday. sbshs.
been there about eight months.
Leon Chapman is learning the ;o,,..
and carpenters trade under MIR. Cot,
They are at present at work on Bsrtl.,s'
Island.
s. Watson Cousins and Richard Az,
worth, jr., left last Saturday for Rsd.,or.
N. H., where they will oe employed !,
granite cutters.
Miss Mabel A. Wardwell came homs
few days ago for a vacation. During ths
past year she has been with her ann,
Mrs. e. w. Barton, at Holyoke. Mas.
giving and taking lessons in instrumsn.
tai music.
Last Saturday Miss Ethelyn NJ. Long
came home from Boston, where she bs.
been attending The meeting OF the New
England educational association. Mis-.
Long has been teaching at Everett, Mass
for several years. She closed her scbool
there few days ago.
Miss Susie E. Long came home a few
days ago from East Brewster, Mass.
where she has been teaching during the
past year, She left last Friday for Rock.
land where she win make brief yisi,
and then 20 to Stonington, where she will
attend the teachers school.
Deacon A. II. Weber and |. Cousins
the village blacksmith, went on fishing
cruise last week, In G. n. Curtis twenty.
seven foot boat. They were gone two
days and one night. Cousins claims to be
| high line, although neither OF them
caught any Dish. A few days ago c. H.
Curtis and @. G. Long enjoyed pleasant
excursion among the islands In the same
boat. they visited Stonington, Swans
Island and other places.
There Is quite colony from East Blae.
hill aud BIuehlli at Redstone, n. II. The
men are nearly all employed as cutters
and sharpeners by The Maine and n. Il.
Granite Co, which operates at Redstone,
N. H., and North Jay, Me, and employs
about 800 men. Several have taken their
families with them to enjjy the cool air
from the White mountains. Several are
serving In official capacities. c. |. Pert Is
man of the cutters, J. o. Bowden, super
intendent of blscksmiths, and Hiram
Herrick, one OF the foremen In the
qusrries. There has been some complaint
about letters not arriving at the
East Biuehiil postoffice on time,
The trouble has been explained.
The postmaster here has been crediby
informed that the female portion OF the
colony have been directing their letters
to Redstone, N. IL. instead OF East Blue
hill. II appears that the air is so pure al
Redstone that the workmen require but
little sleep. A few mornings ago one Oh
them came to the boarding house Just as
the cook was building the fire. Seeing
the dining-Ioom deserted and supposihg
that all the nFen had gone to WORK. ne
asked tue cook for snack. tie was
graveiy informed that he was nt1ie
"previous". and II he would condescena
to wait he should have his breakfast az
the usual hour.
July ID. u
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NORTH CASTINE.
NJ
July IL.
Mrs. Ada Joyce is i'll.

Mrs. Ada Joyce is i'll.
Capt. Ezra Conner is home for the hay
ing season.
Miss Estelle Perry, who has been visit
ing at Sandy Point, is home.
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and son belmont are
visiting relatives in Brooksville.
Miss Ada Waterbury, OF New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Augusta Leach.
Mrs. George Arey and family, OF Brooks
vile, are in town for a short stay.
Capt. Samuel Conner and son Walter, of
Brockton, Mass, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
/ Mrs. Fred Dunbar and family, OF
Brockton, Mass, arrived Friday to spend
the summer.
Miss Ada F. Conner has gone to the viii
lage, where she has employment at the
Pentagoet hotel.
Norman Wardwell, wife and child, OF
Bangor, are home after a visit to his
mother, Mrs. Robert Wardwel.
Mrs. Mary Wilson and daughter Abbie,
of orono, and Mrs. Hattie Shepherd and
children, of Philadelphia, are guests at
Capt. Bennett Dunbar's.
Miss Mabel Wilson closed a successful
term OF school in the Perkins district last
Friday, and left Saturday for Seal Harbor,
where she has employment for the sum-
meE-
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BROWNSVILLE

Myrl R. Limeburner and VITA were in
Bangor recently.
Hollis Staples, of Sullivan, has been in
town recently.
Miss Msy Douglass Is working for Mrs.
William Slower this season.
Mrs. John Henry and son, Prof. Ber-
tram Henry, are at the Lakeside cottage. !
Miss Genevieve Allen, of New York. has
arrived at her pretty cottage 'Fairviewn. Z
Phebe Hinckley, who for the past year
has been employed 10 Massachusetts. has
returned home.
Dean w. Grindle, OF Hall Quarry. has
been visiting his parents here. He re-
turned home Saturday. His sister Carrie
accom- panied him for short visit.
July 10. T.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
Mrs. A. e. Blake went to Bar Harbor
last week for few weeks.
Hal Powers, son of Capt. E. X. Powers
| is in town for few weeks. u
Miss Mae Stanley, who has been en-
ployed in Fitchburg, Mass, is at home.
win t. Pierson and friend, of Washing
ton, d. c., are at the Center Harbor house
Mrs. Alma Flye, Misses Annie and Musa
Dollard are attending the summer school
at S.onington.
| Mrs. Ella Mcfarland wilkins, OF Mag
nolia, Mass, is visiting her parents, W. P.
Mcfarland and wife.
Miss Mabel sherman came home from
Somerville, Mass, last week, where she is
employed as teacher.
III. M. Pease, A. j. Carter, viii Hale and
B. Roberts went to Boothbay last Tuesday,
where they will be employed in the sar-
dine shop.
Mrs. Lucy Hussey, OF South Framing
ham, Mass, who has been visiting her
niece, Mrs. A. Fl. Mayo, returned to her
home Thursday.
s. W. fainter and wife have returned
to their home in Beverly, Mass. They
were accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs. Ernestine Tyler, and Miss Clatie
Tyler.
Mrs. Humphrey has presented to the
Brooklin library seven new books. They
are temporal Powers, "Truth," "Mon-
lea, +" "In the Guardianship of God" "The
Last Confession" "The Shadow OF a
Crime" and "The BoDdman". Mrs.
Humphrey is one OF our summer visitors,
stopping at Hotel Dority at present.
A fair was held at the Bay schoolhouse
Friday afternoon and evening, under the
auspices of the school children and Miss
Gertrude Parker, who kindly assisted
them. There were tables OF fancy and
domestic articles, home made candy,
flowers, ice-cream and cake. very en-
Pertaining programme was carried out in
the evening. The proceeds, $780, will %
toward the purchase of an organ for the
sehoolhouse.
July 10. UNE FEMME.
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SEAL COVE.
SPEC.

George Callahan and wife, of Lynn,
Mass. are stopping at W. J. Harper's.
Misses Helen Sawyer and Evelyn Carve r
are home from short visit with frienc 8
in Bar Harbo
Miss Mary Pierce came from Wslthsm,
Mass, to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
Sophronia Harper.
Miss Lucretia Pray, OF Indian Point,
and Miss Lueila Brown, OF Owls Head,
are visiting Mrs. G. H. Sawyer.
Peter Reed is having extensive repairs
made on his house. J. w. ODER and son
a'e doing the work. The tenant, Mr..
Lunt, will vacate in few days, as MIR.
Reed intends to occupy the house him
self.
July H. ID.
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WEST EDEN.

Charles Kittredge leaves for Walthsm
Tuesday.
Capt. Howard Mayo has moved his fam
lily to Hancock Point.
The Sunday school held picnic at
Clark's cove on the Fourth. A delightful
time was had.
CharlesD. Kittredge, Fred Haynes and
Richard Haynes are home from waItham
enjoying q vacation.
Among arrivals are Winfield and Myra
g. Higgins and Charles Higgins, who are
spending their vacation with their pa
rents at Indian Point. J
Fred and Richard Haynes return to
Portland Friday, where Fred Haynes In
tends to take to himself bride. The wed
ding will take place Saturday evening.
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Eco.
NORTH LAMoINE.

Miss Blanche Hagen has recently re-
turned from H.llowell.
Mrs. ober, OF Southwest Hsroor, visited
Ellen Young the past week.
Mrs. Elizabeth SWEET, OF Lsmoine
Beach, is spending a week with Mrs. Lucy
Gray.
Edward Fitzpatrick and family. OF New
Haven, Conn, arrived last Tuesday to
spend the summer at his old home.
Raymond Mcfarland, A. M, came last
Friday from Castleton, VT, where he has
been teaching the past year. On his way
be attended the teachers convention
being held in Boston.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

George Coombs is in port, painting
vessel.
Miss Ids Clark and little nephe" s''
start for Shawmut to-day. y
Everett Morse is going to Bar HAN, .ns
where he will fino employment on INV
"Sebenos".
Miss jamie Springer has arrived L.
from Brewer and is employed IN Ino
lily OF Mortimer Goodwin.
Miss Georgia Heath arrived home am.
Ellsworth Wednesday. She has pesn w.
ployed in the hardwood factory. -.
July IL. Oh
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SEAL COVE.
SPEC

Sunday afternoon the rite OF baptism
was received by five candidates, Rev.
Clarence Emery officiating. In the even
ing special services were held, when the
candidates were received into the fremont
Baptist church. Mr.. Emery, assisted by
Deacon Dolliver, Of Manset, conducted
were Mrs. Abbie Reed, Misses Lucy Reed,
Evelyn Carver and Gertrude Kelley. The
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SAUNDERS.
Ju'y11.

Mrs. Eliza Bowden is gaining. She is
under DIR. w. e. Emery's care.
School has closed in district No. 5. 1t
was taught by Miss Cora Clark, of East
Surry.
Mrs. Wesley d. Leach is boarding with
her parents, Reuben Leach and wife this
summer. ]
School closed in district No. Friday
It was taught by Miss Gertrude Ham
monds, Of East Surry.
July 9. SPEC.
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The Foundation of Health.

Nourishment is the foundation of health
--life--streDgth. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
il the one great medicine that enables the
stomach and digestive organs to digest,
assimilate and transform all foods into
the kind OF blood that nourishes the
nerves and feeds the tissues. Kodol lays
the foundation OF health. Nature does
the rest. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and all
disorders of the stomach and digestive
organs are cured by the use of Kodoi
Sold by WIGGIN 4 MOORE.
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deceased it could be found all around the
town in the good works which he had
Gone.
July IL. I1o'
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fifth candidate, Miss Bessie stickney, was
unable to be present. The labors of Mr..
Emery have been wonderfully blessed,
and other baptisms will follow soon.
July 10 D.
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Itchiness OF the skin, horrible plague. Most
everybody afflicted In one way or smother.
Only one safe, never-failing cure. Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store. 50 cents.--Adut.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-20

at 81 for round trip. and Saturday
Special round trip tickets between
same points, good for return passage
Sunday. at $3.50 for round trip. Spec.
ial season Communication tickets. good
for FIVE round trips, from Portland to
all Clatsop and North Beach points
sold for SIS. Beach excursion tickets
sold by the o. r. & N. Co. will be hon.
ored on trains of this company in
either direction between Portland and
Astoria.
For further information address j.
O. Mayo. G. f. & p. A.. Astoria. or E.
Y. Lewis, Cont Agt.. 24s Alder ST.,
Portland, Ore. Write for the novel
and catchy Seaside pamphlet Just is
sued telling all about Summer Girls.
Sea Serpents and Sunsets at Seaside.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-20
Small Debtors
Must Pay up

Chief Clerk George G. Brown has
issued circular letter to the holders
of certificates of sale of state school
lands, who owe $50 or less. urging
them to pay at once. or their certif.
Gates would be cancelled. The letter
is issued under an order of the board
and a copy of the order goes with each
letter. II is expected that this letter
will be followed by the issuance of
about 450 TO 500 deeds, that many Ger.
tificates being affected by the order of
the board. The text of the letter is as
| follows:
ut appearing from certificate of sale
No. 80. of which you are the holder,
! that there is due on the purchase
price the sum of S.., principal and
interest on such amount from ....
at -. per cent.
Pursuant to an order Of the beard
made on July IA. 1903, ! am author.
lied and instructed to demand pay.
ment from all holders of certificates of
sale on which $50 or less OF the pur.
chase price is now due. and to request
that the same be paid on or before Oc.
tober I, 1908
Demand is therefore hereby made
that on or before October /, 1903. you
pay the purchase price and interest
due on certificate No.. Payment
must be accompanied by the certificate
of sale.
For your information enclose a
copy of the order of the board in the
matter"
The copy of the boards resolution,
referred 70 in the letter and sent out
with 1t is as follows:
I'm the matter of the payment OF
purchase price now due on certificates
OF sale on which $50 or less remains
unpaid:
1T appearing TO the board that
| there are a number Of certificates OF
sale on which there is $50 or less OF
the purchase price due. and complaint
being made that a large amount OF
property evidenced by said certih.
Gates. which ought TO be taxed, is
thereby escaping taxation. the holders
OF said certificates paying only a small
amount OF interest thereon to the
state annually. and II further appear.
ing that large amount Of unneces.
sary clerical work is required TO en-.
dorse and receipt for these small
payments Of interest. and that the
record of the state land office would
be improved and the work curtailed by
the payment OF the remainder OF the
purchase price now due on such Ger
tincate. II is therefore hereby
Ordered that the clerk be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed TO
demand payment from all holders OF
certificates OF sale on which $50 or
less OF the purchase price is now due,
and that same be paid on or before Oc-
tober /, 1908, and deeds issued for the
lands described therein"
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To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for the Summer.
The Southern Pacific company has
placed on sale at very low rates round
trip tickets 70 the various resorts
along it's lines. and also. In connection
With the Corvallis a Eastern, TO De
troit and the seaside at Yaquina Bay,
latter tickets good for return until
October 10th.
Three day tickets to Yaquina bay,
good going Saturdays. returning Mon
days, are on sale at greatly reduced
bates from all points Eugene and
North on both East and West Side
lines. enabling people to spend Sun.
day at the seaside. Very low round
trip rates are also made between Port.
land and same points on the Southern
Pacific, good going Saturdays. re-
turning Sunday or Menday. allowing
Portland people 70 spend Sunday in
the country and, the out OF town peo-
pie 10 have the day in Portland.
Tickets from Portland TO YaQuina
bay good for return via Albany and
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FAST TRAIN SERVICE

Between Portland and all Beach
Points on and After July 9Th, In
Connection With Cheap Excursion
Rates.
Commencing Monday. July 9th, the
Astoria 4 Columbia River Railroad
will resume its summer Special Sea.
side Schedule, and train leaving union
depot Portland at a m. daily will
run through direct without transfer
at Astoria 10 all Clatsop, beach points,
arriving at Astoria 1880 a. m, Gear.
hart Park 1920 p. m. and Seaside
1880 p. m, making direct connection
at Warranton for Flavel.
Beginning Saturday, July nth. and
every Saturday thereafter the popu.
lar Portland-Seaside Flyer will leave
union depot at 2:50 p. m. arriving at
Astoria alta $3.50 p. m, Gearhart Park
6;4e p. m. and Seaside $3.50 p. M,
making direct connection at Warren
ton for Flavel. Nh -
In connection with this improved
service, round tTin season excursion
tickets between Portland and all Clat
sop and North Beach points are sold
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Court has
Adjourned

The first department Of the circuit
court met this morning, and. after a
short session. Judge Burnett adjourned
court 10 August Sd nc a. m. The
following orders we're made by the
court:
Hoefer a Zorn VS.. T. A. Livesley a
Co Judgment for plaintiff on verdict,
@. ID. Trotter VS.. Town OF Stayton; (;
defendants motion for new trial over
ruled; judgment for plaintiff on YER
dict
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Secured Better Rates.

A special rate has been granted be
tween Salem. Albany, Eugene and
Roseburg, Of one and onethird fare,
to all persons desiring to witness the
baseball games OF the Valley League.
Tickets will be sold on Saturday and
Sunday of each week; except that
tickets may be sold on Friday from sa-
and Albany 10 Roseburg. and from
Roseburg to Salem and Albany. Tick.
cts good TO return on Sunday follow.
ing date OF sale, except from Rose
burg on Monday following date OF sale.
w. Il. CONAN,
General Passenger Agent.
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New Warehouse RuIIdIna.

Buren & Hamilton have purchased
the Fraser property on Front street.
near Court, and are building on IL a
warehouse two stories high and 20 feet
deep, the full width OF the lot, facing
the alley. They viii remodel the resi-.
dence and put II In good shape for
rent, thus making desirable piece OF
property of II. and accommodating
the demands OF their growing business
for more space.
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THREE

game OF ball was had In the afternoon
and ball in the Gibson barn In the
evening Great good feeling exists In
this neighborhood over the excellent
results achieved on their roads, as
we'll as over the magnificent prune
crop that Is now coming on.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-20
Good Road PIenIc.

The Good Roads League. Of Liberty,
celebrated last Saturday In honor OF
the work done on the main road lead
ing from Salem to that place. A good
program was had in the forenoon.
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Get Soma

OF our adjustable window awnings
for the hot side OF your house, They
will last for years and turn lots OF
heat Buren & Hamilton. II
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Use Trib for tobacco.


In order TO meet the wants OF the
travelling public, and give practically
daily service 20 the beach during the
summer season. the Corvallis & East.
ern railroad will run an excursion
train from Albany, Corvallis and all
points west to Newport every Sunday,
commencing Sunday, July 18th, leav.
ing Albany at 7 a. m. and Corvallis at
1880 a. mY returning leave Newport
at $3.50 p. m. arriving in Albany at
10:30 p. m. Three-day and season
tickets will be good going and return.
ing on these trains. This should
prove popular with the travelling pub
lie, and liberal patronage will be the
best appreciation
If EDWIN STONE, Mngr.
CA - TORrA,
BsaztA Hhs Kind You Haze NMays BOVTi
a'11'''' a L,SHZEZZl[
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REDUCED EXCURSION RATES.

General Passenger Agent
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-03-06
A Great Blunder.

The Legislature has been domi-
mated by certain powerful interests
In the north that came here resolved
to secure certain things. One was
the enactment of mine taxation
law that suited them; another the
defeat Of the measure giving miners
eight hours as days work. They
have succeeded in both.
But those interests are not the
Republican party, nor are the mon
who carried out their behests TO be
regarded as representing the policy
OF the republican party. The latter
have made great blunder under
the exigencies of the combinatlons
into which they have drltted in the
interest of measures in which thew
felt especial interest, and iu doing
50 they have entirely overlooked
the interest Of the party that sent
them to the legislation. Statesman
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without violating the law.
FRIEND FROM LEMHI.

Mcbride of Lemhi, who has been
a manly and consistent supporter
of the s-hour bill from the first. and
who IS and has been for years an
employer of miners, said more in
favor OF the measure IN few
seconds than the anti-labor repre-
sentatiVes could disprove in decade
Brunzell made splendid impress
sion with his sincerity and good
reasoning, coming straight to the
point that he was here for the pur-
pose of representing the wishes Of
his constituents who had voted for
the constitutional amendment which
they believed would give them an
8-hOur law.
Moore of Idaho held his temper
admirably and scored heavily in
favor of the bill.
Brown of Ada had little to saw
Realizing that every man on the
floor knew his sentiments: he con
tented himself with simple plea to
his fellow Republicans to do their
duty.
Burke of Blame surprised his
friends by getting up when his vote
was called for and explaining that
he considered the measure as class
Legislation and would therefore have
to oppose 1T.
Considerable uproar followed the
announcement of the vote and the
house quickly adjourned thereafter.
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Another Welcome Improvement.

Sunday night, for the first time
in its history, Montpelier's principal
street was lighted with electric arc
lights. The light was strong and
made the street as bright as day, for
the number used. During the week
more street lamps were put up and
the town is beginning to assume 4
metropolitan appearance.
Just one thing remains to COM
plete our happiness as a city and
that is an up to date water sstem.
1t must come soon and 1t ought to
come this year.
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Opera House.

Wednesday and Thursday, March
10th and 18th, Bert Martins grand
illustrated song and moving picture
concert. If you are a lover Of
home ballads, well sung, with
beautiful pictures, this is your
chance.
The complete fairy story illus
trating Little Red Riding Hood.
McKlnley's Funeral, A Trip to the
Moon and many other subjects. all
from life and moving. Admission
S5, children IS.