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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

TUNNEL HILL.


MI Ricard hccuau wont home ict
blareh 2 from nc d pnt where he la
been eialaias telesfanltq rH4ef Tire
agent @ A. casey
Tha pogtrgeted mnefiae which ha
heeu eciua an NJ the finley chan
has been elese1 til 1eet on fhe ae
count 81 fire pastor being 5iek will he
giH aseiu a. enon p0 ihle
Miss Effio Smith. Of Cedar Bluff
vas in orr town today
This kind Of weather is hard on
tha coal piles after being So sarm
q dag O. 20 a1.t
e. e. Gaam IS reported SICK al
ialae UriiiHa
Nr FfaaE Cotton has a very acL
eaild and aas reported worse thia
morning
The mana rs Of the local freight
TAIN afe sntslv eut of catchup from
the time they won't through today
about hours t.hfaf guess ths5
haze divided with 10. 9
Nr. and rs. James Whistle s!s-
It'd Wass molhas. -. Fannie Yer.
hines Saturday ard Sunday last
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

The public school viii soon close
patrons had better hurry il they
want to visit their children much more
this term
Mr. Noel Whitehead departed for
ST. Louis Wedn sday to order his
spring stock Of dry goods,
Mr. j. L. Whitehead has his first
stock Of spring goods on hand all
call and choose Your choice, us he
has many choice pieces
Mrs Riggle and MIS- Parks both
Of Carrier Mills were visitors of Mrs.
j. 4. Whitesides Wednesday, aud
Thursday.
The social lest might az Jon White
sides was enjoyed by all present
Mr. Thomas Simmons has two sick
children but was reported better this
evening
MRS Green r. Casey IL on The sick
list but reported better at this writ
ing
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GOLDEN, ILL.
Observation-Disclosures,

r. II. Lawrence and Albert Foreman
came home from the bottoms Wodnes.
day ana brought with them good
supply Of ducks
Mrs Newton Swain, Of Dubuque.
la came home Monday night for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Green
Miss Lon Recee Is very sick at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Joe James.
Miss Helen Finley went to Cairo
Wednesday morning to be the guest
Of her brother, W. c. Finley
Mr. and Mrs Dan Harthne. from
their home near Chicago, are visiting
with Mr. Harthne's parents.
Dir ana Mrs. Dubois celebrated
their golden wedding last Tuesday.
About twenty Of their friends gather
ed at the home and all expressed
themselves as having a very pleasant
time. Some very nice presents were
given.
A gasoline lamp exploded in II. A.
Dubois store Wednesday morning
The fire began to spread rapidly, hut
was smothcrod out before much dam.
ago was done
Mrs w. G. Raymond OF ST. Louis.
is the guest Of Mrs Adah Clark.
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VILLA RIDGE, ILL.

s&%e@e~%%%*o%~ @eeeAtp~~%4t
We had a fine shower Of rain here
yesterday, which will benefit the
rowing wheat
The few warm dry days we have
lad has placed the ground in fine con.
lition for blowing and our vegetable
0cn are making the most of the op,
'ortunity by planting carly peas.
G. s. Wall, our old painter, has
lecn very mach indi5po5ed for some
imo aad hes gone to ST. Louis to en-,
er hospital
The ladies of the Congregational
'hurch gave q social at the Odd Fcl.
ov5 hali last night which was well
attended and much enjoyed by our
>eoplc.
D + Kennedy. of Cairo, has boon
ircuiatiag around our village for
overall days this week.
The road election in District No. ,
proved to be quite interesting, the
successful candidates are: J. r.
Love commissioner. and Glen Sponc.
er, clerk.
The Knights Of Pythias lodge here
g in big way Of taking in candi-
lates, having taken IN nine last Tues
lay night
Mrs James Hatcher, of Cairo. has
1een visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Iartweli. here for the past few days
Miss Willie Lewis is suffering an
ttack OF the mHmps.
T. W, Mort, representing the com
mission firm Of G. H. Weaver & Co.
Chicago, is calling on their old ship
p0rs this week lie reports The berry
crop in Tennessee as light
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

Observation-Disclosures.


d. Is. Kennedy ana w. a, l'ac"e%
were " 'aifo TUESDAY on business
More interest WIS manifested IN
the road election Tuesday than has
bcen shown for years. A clerk and
one commissioner were elected. The
vote was aa follows; For clerk, G. J
Spencer l51, ). T.. Weison 1874, Spen-
GERS majority Is. For commissioner
Dewitt Love. 1860; Roy Grgndstaff.
1873; Loves majority, 81 The larg
est vote was pollod that has been
polled since Pulaski was incorporated
"a. n....,... a.., u.,t. a
oafro ,r,o.S1,,. '''' -
iIez Sm0ot was in Uiin Monday.
fiez is thinking of buying a restau.
rant there.
The r,sattrg for tsn ,,,,,no.o ,,f ,.n
o.,ni,f,,, ,aToat[u. .,.. 49, ~ ~
doo-,lad 900. 10, ,ras.g-3... r.
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n = z flefuan for a~rrrtery STR
Ffabircc and Mr. Eabl wau gore cloc.
D.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

WICKIIFFEi Ky.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Ground was broken Wednesday al
iernoon for The now couf, house.
Grandma" Rogers. whom We men
toned a few Ilays ago as being quite
sieh with Ia grippe. died Tnesdae al
tcmoon ard was bur.ea Wednesday
an rr5on "a Cane Greek church.
Little Jaa, laby bog Of Billie Mems
Gall has ueite a severe attack IT
pneumonia.
Mr. J t. Hughes IS spenaing this
week in ST. Louis buying spring hats
Tor the ladies ct WicLliife and yieln-
it.
r U Tsane-. z & Wlfo-d ard
Jas Z. Dale, prominent farmers, liv-
ing northeast Of Barlow. have ealh
iU4l .14t2.le9 I34E d..t4Aea tsl1.
phcne connecting with TIE Wiokn4e
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
PATENT TO tLLlNOtSANS.

The following patents were granite !
70 Illinois inventors ta,s week as re-
ported by c A. snog & Co, patent
Attorneys, Washington =. Cd. e.
Anderson Highland park. rim apecta
cles, j. f. Camp Washington grain.
congeyor; l. ] 1dgcron Brwyn
Poultry house; !, NJ EriXon, Con
cord, fence post j. Farmer Barry
draft equalizer; W A. G3Idihwait
Wclroso Park, valve for automatic
fire extinguishcrs; !, G. Hammer.
Bosehlt animal trap r w Hardin.
Mason city pipa wrench; W. NJ.
i5comic, Pocttotd paper trimmer,
Il, G. King Eigin stem winding and
attpg mechanism; j. knuth and
G Read Osecga, vehicle brake, II.
W. koehlcr, Duqupiu, acotyleue gas
generator; e. N Kramer Cissuapart
cnnvonr mechanism for handling
grains u. D. Mitchell Peoria, feeding
mechanism for book sewing machines
j. A. on Il. Evanston, fence; H. A.
p0ppenmsen. Evanston furnace CRATE
w. II. Wallace Whiteheld near lter-
ry. Illinois. coupling
For copy Of any Of above patents
send ten cents in postage stamps
with date Of this paper to c. a. Snow
K Go. Washington y. 6
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
Poor Roads m Costa RIGA.

Costa Rica is deficient IN gool roads.
Outside u the towns and away from
the railroads the common means Of
conveyance fer passengers is horses
and mules. for freight, OK carts The
roads during the rainy season become
very bad, and in places almost impass-
able.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
c A r B 0 N D A / E


'
Sheriff Thompson Of East ST. Louis.
having in charge Roy M0sley, was q
passenger to the Anna insane a8y.
lum. Mosloy Is about q years OF age
and has been bin clerk Of the Wabash
railroad in East St Louis The smok
ing of cigarettes and other vicious
habits has caused him to become in
sane
The following are the new officers
Of Carbonate Rebekah lodge. l. O. @
r.: Noble grand Alice Donovan; vice
grand, Anna Sites; secretary. Estelle
phipps; treasures Nellie Donovan
chaplain, Eva Miller; warder, Bell
Brown; conductor Rose p Goodwin
Mrs, Jesse J, Winters entertained
the members of the Ladies' Whist
club yesterday in honor Of her guest
Mrs w p Montgomery, Of DaQloiu
Those present were: Aesdamea O
Barbner. F. A. Hutchinson, w. w
Barr, Bertha Barr Keesea, Hiram
Wilson, Q. F Bailey, G T. Allen. J
d. Peters, Mrs, Willsey and Mrs. Bul.
lock.
Fire early this morning destroyed
the residence Of A. H. Rogers, at the
corner Of South Marion and Freeman
streets, recently completed by Mr.
Rogers MS a nome Tho eonaagratiou
Is supposed to have been caused from
the explosion of lamp The house
was one Of tle hest constructed In
the city and was TIC particular pyid
Of its owner much time having been
expended on the interior in IFS finish
ings. The house was estimated to
he worth si5o0, probably covered by
insurance.
The Canadian secretary of The Hi
nois Central In private ear Ottawa
of the Canadian government railways
was attached 10 train No 20i this
morning for St Louis The party con
sisted Of six government officials
who 20 TO St Louis On Worlds Rain
business.
Mr.. and Mrs W G. Nealy departed
today for a brief visit in Galatla
At the regular meeting of Reynolds
chapter, No. Is, Royal Arch Masons.
three candidates for the chapter de
grees were accepted The odd Tea
ture in the team IS that all three are
brothers Henry g. JEFF and Bay
Treece.
Francis Wray has been appointed
clerk to the supervisor Of bridges and
buildings Of the Illinois Central rail.
road in place of Harvey Marmaduke
who resigned TO accept "A promotion
at Memphis
Superintendent J J Gavin, of the
Tennessee division of the Illinois |
Central railroad al Fulton. Ky, was /
called to this city owing 10 the illness
of his son. John. flc returns tomor /
row.
Miss Ruby Eiherian was The guest |
of Murphyshoro friends to-day
city Attorney Z Il IIilcmau, o. /
Thehes. WAS in the city TO-DAY
Jackson lotlge No 2aL Knights Of I
Pythlas. conferred Use ranks last I
night The second degree was con
ferrel upon Hosea Ferrrell c. A (
Cooper and Ed Moxley and the third +
upon VIII tiean aud l.. T. Barnes.
Editor A NJ Brownlee. Of He Ben.
ton STANDARD was la the city this
morning, leaving later for Anna.
Attorney = e Hileman who has
been In the city several DAYS. return.
ed This morning 10 his home in Jones
boro
Mrs + Brown Of De Soto arrived
in The city this morning fer visit
with her parents. air. and Mrs Daniel
Gilbert
The Junior Concert band organized
ss1.s Hse.s ago Iaa3e tA4Is f..sf Pub.
lie APPEARANCE yesterday e7ening and
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
HARRISBURG, ILL.

~S4A&4@e s%4Ae@4 1890 4esss .
Mrs G. G. Wilgus Is suffering from
q stroke Of paralysis.
The Egg ptian Coal company struck
coal yesterday at shaft No 2.
Mrs }. II. pearce is visiting in st.
Louis. Mo.
There is some talk OF a canning fac.
tory 70 be established soon in this
city
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
'eIehoHe Go. at Barlow

Little Mary Williams is suffering
with a bronchial affection
The grading Of Ohio street between
Fourth aud Fifth streets has been
completed and is now ready for the
gravel
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
Lydia E. PinEl1an1's Vegetable Compound

NRs About years ago consulted physician
about my health which had become owfeta that WIGS longer able
to be about had baoahe bearing palms. pains the
abdomen very and rra and this trouble grew
each month
@ho physician prescribed for but soon discovered he unable
help and then decided try Lydia IL Pnkhans Vegetable Com
pound and found TINT was dong me ga ny appee was re-
@You realize how pleased and after taking The medicine
for only three months found v completely cured Of my % and
we'll hearty and OF the monthly
period as passes without pain to Yours truly
"Niss PEARL AcKErs North Summer St, Nashville Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
Care Of Jewels.

People who have jewels should re-.
member that II turquoise3 are wetted
they are aga to lose color peai.s
Should be exposed to light and air as
much as possible. bnt not TO damp.
opals must never ha exposed to great
heat or they may crack and fall from
their setting dan't forget this when
warming your hands at ih8 FIRE II you
happen 10 wear an opal cinc.
The article chiefly sold AZ ba-
Yarvu tba xfrtff,t,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04
"Taffyn on a Strina.

In Lapland the family dining table
Il not furnished with a sugar bowl.
From q rafter of the house string
Il suspended, 70 the end Of which
lump Of rock sugar is fastened. The
sugar hangs Just over the table. As
each Lap feels the need of saccharine
refreshment he bites off piece, aud
then goes on with his meal
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

MpMan FORFEIT forthwith
NmbR5EER
III o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

Wisdom il always conceded 10 4
rich man until hc loses his riches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-04

CT E1s.n4s.5T. :. r Ks1nsIv, Is
o. the siel. list this weex.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

Come EAsT-7.l6 m and s.ls pm.
GOING WEsT--ll.56 a IN. $50 and 9.4s p m.
MAIL CLOSES AT rosr-oFFIcE.
GOING EAsr-6.a0 m and $50 p m.
GOING wEsT-ll. 20 a IN and and Q M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

OF rooters. This Is the second defeat the
Ellsworth high has suffered at the hands
OF the Bar Harbor team, the first being at
that place two weeks ago. H. b. Wiley
was umpire and gave good satisfaction.
Charles w. Pierce, who broke bis leg
almost year ago, and who has been for
some months in the hospital at Portland,
has returned. After his leg was set the
first time, the bones In some manner
slipped by and refused to knit. After suf-
fering to great extent Mr.. Pierce went
to the hospital, and here 1t was found nee
essary to saw the ends OF both bones be-
fore they would join. Mr.. Pierce is now
improving fast.
Through misunderstanding, the rates
of iare from Ellsworth during the music
festival at Bangor on June 2, 8 and were
erroneously stated last week. The follow
ing is correct statement: One round
trip ticket, including admission to audi
torium, good to return at any time, 81. 40,
instead OF 81 go; same, good any day to re-
turn the following morning, s1.25, instead
OF S1.40; same to any one showing re-
served seat ticket, so cents less than above
prices. A special train will run from
Bangor to Ellsworth after the concert on
Saturday evening, June A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

Charles Hartman is home for a week
from Brockton.
Rev. J. F. Simonton goes to Trenton to-
day to officiate at the funeral OF Capt.
Allen Mcfarland.
Mrs. Fl. p. BlaisdeiI, Of franklin, was
in this city Friday.
Miss Addie NJ. Austin is expected home
from Boston to- morrow.
Mrs. E. P. Jarvis, OF New York, is the
guest OF Mrs. II. j. Joy.
Capt. 8. o. Moore, OF Prospect Harbor,
was In the city Tuesday on business.
The Thin bic club met yes erday, after
noon aud evening, with Mrs. John H..
Brimmer.
Vernon q. Moore, of Bangor, who has
been seriously III with typhoid fever, Is
improving.
Martin Starkey is having q four and
one. half horse power Walker e.EgiBs put
In his yacht.
Fred e. Cooke, the well-known actor,
arrived home yesterday, and will spend
the summer here.
r. M. Gaynor and wife left Monday for
Northeast Harbor to reopen the Hotel
Gaynor for the season.
The schooner Henrietta A. whitney ia
| loading staves for Whitcomb, Haynes &
Co. for Rondout, NJ Y.
Miss Annie Louise Lord Is home after a
visit OF five weeks among relatives and
friends In Boston and vicinity.
Rev. J. s. Johnson, OF Plattsburg, N. Y,
viii preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Mary /. Newman has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she will be employed as
bookkeeper for Max Franklin.
Wyman H. Weitney has left for New
York to join yacht as assistant engineer
OF which Harry Fl. Austin is chief.
Mrs. A. P. Harden has returned to Els
worth, after spending several months
with her son Leon In Hartford, Conn.
John A. Peters and wife have returned
from Boston. They were accom- panied by
Mrs. Peters, mother, Mrs. A. W. Gus man.
DR.. E. M. Montgomery, of Boston, was
in Ellsworth last week on his way to
Surry. He will spend the summer / here
with his family.
DIR. Barry Z. Mason, who has been
spending few days with his parents,
Charles W. Mason and wife, returned to
Stonington to-day.
The dance that was to have been given
| in Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday
| evening was indefinitely postponed on
| account of the storm.
John @. Adams has rented the house at
the corner Of Court and Pleasant streets,
recently vacated by F. A. Stock bridge,
| and will soon move in.
| AloDzo W. Packard, who has been EN-
| ployed in Boston for several years, has
returned to Ellsworth aud is employed at
| the Enterprise office.
Burton B. Walkers horse made a little
| excitement this afternoon by coming
| down Bridge hill without any wagon at a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
Piano Recital.

Lovers of g ood music should not forget
the recital to be given to- morrow evening
at Manning hall by Maurice G. Rumsey,
OF Bar Har Dor, assisted by Miss Mabel
Monag han, soprano, OF Ellsworth.
This is Mr.. Rumsey's first appearance in
Ellsworth as a piano soloist. This will
probably be the only occasion Miss
Monaghan's friends will have to hear
her this summer, as she is to return
to Boston to fill other engagements.
The rehearsal of the festival chorus,
which is usually held in Manning hall on
Thursday evenings, will be held this week
this evening at the same place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
DROWNED HERSELF.
Mrs. e. s. Means Takes Her Own
Life--Mind Unbalanced.

Mrs. e. s. Means Takes Her Own
Life--Mind Unbalanced.
Mrs. Everett s. Means committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by iamping
into a we'll in the cellar OF her home on
upper Main street. Sac was about fifty
years of age.
For year or more Mrs. Means had
been troubled with a nervousness which
at times bordered on insanity, and it was
while in one of these moods that she
committed the act.
Tuesday afternoon she was to call on her
sister with her daughter. They came
down street together, but later separated,
Miss Carrie going to her work, and Mrs.
Means was supposed to have gone to her
sisters. Instead she went down through
Pine street, and up across the railroad to
her home.
Finding the house locked and not hav-
ing key, she entered by window, went
| up stairs, changed her clothes and then
went into the cellar and plunged into the
i've head first. "a
1T Is supposed that this happened about
4 O'Clock in the afternoon, but nothing
definite is known, as her absence was not
discovered until about s O'Clock.
| Coroner d. L. Fields was summoned,
but said an inquest was unnecessary.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Means leaves
son, Allan, of Minneapolis, Minn., a
daughter, Carrie, two sisters-Mrs. jose
| phine Farrell and Mrs. Addison Mad
dox, of Ellsworth, and three brothers
John L. and Howard n. of Aitkin,
| MINI. anu Charles DeLaittre, of Min
nespolis.
The sad ending of useful life is a
severe shock not only to her stricken
family, but also to a large circle OF
| friends. She was most estimable
| woman, and her loss will be keenly felt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ApvERrrsEmEsrs rHss WEEK.

Exec potice-Est Jeremiah wescott.
kxec notice-Es Amanda Smith.
Exec notice--Fst Sarah Richardson.
Exec notice. Est Eliza j Whiting.
Probate notice--Est Parker ii Hooper ct ais.
Geo Observation-Disclosures sale.
III Shute-farm hand wanted.
In bankru 5tcy-Est Chas 4 sinclair.
Manning ball-Piano recital
Lost-Silver Cnatelaine bag.
Mrs Bowdeu--Home cooking.
Hancock Looping the Loop,
5 l. Lord-Carriage repository.
G Parcher-A pothecary.
SURRY, ME:
David G Hale-Donkey for sale.
WORCESTER MASS
Puritan Mfg Co - Ladies' and gentlemen
wanted.
PITrsFIELD, ME:
Wooden cloth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
COMING EVENTS.

Hancock hall, one week beginning May
IGN. Henry Walsh's Crystaiplex Car
nival. Prices, 10, 20 and 30c. Advance
sale at Wiggin & Moore's drug store.
Thursday, May 10, at Manning hall
Piano recital by Maurice G. Rumsey, of
Bar Harbor, assisted by Miss Mabel
Monagha soprano soloist. Tickets, 80
cents.
Monday, May %, Hancock hail / The
big comedy looping the Loop. Prices,
Moore's.
Wednesday, May %, at Hancock hail.
Entertainment by pupils OF the Ellis
worth high school.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May rs,
27 and IS, Hancock hsll-Garside, Condit
& Mack Stock Co. in repertoire. Prices,
10, 20 and soc. Advance sale at Wiggin IL
Moore's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

"The Real Widow Brown" by the A. @.
Scsmmons company at Hancock hall last
Thursday evening was we'll received in
spite of the fact that it had been here
twice last year. The widow was, of course,
the leading feature, but the remainder of
the company was not far behind in up-to-
date specialties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
wAIsH's CRYsrALpLEx CARNIVAL.

In Hancock hall all this week is drawing
good houses, and everybody seems
pleased with the entertainment. Each
evening high-class vaudeville is pre-
sented with an entire change of pro-
gramme. After the vaudeville acts the
glass blowers give exhibitions IN booths
along the side Of the hall, and Mr.. Walsh
himself conducts a sale of the articles
made. Each evening a social hop is held
from 10. 80 to II 80 with music by the
company's orchestra which, by the way,
is an excellent one. Each evening a SOU
venir is offered for either the best lady or
gentleman dancer. This entertainment
Is new to Ellsworth, and seems to be TAX
ing. There is also a voting contest for
the handsomest baby in Ellsworth. Car
roll Grindal was at the head of the list
last night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH POST. OFFICE.
Tn effect October I2, 1908.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
AMUsEM ENT NOTES.
LOOPING THE LOOP.

Looping the Loop, which will be seen
at Hancock hall, Monday evening, is an
entertainment full OF tun and enjoyment.
There is hardly airy plot to it, he sole
object Of the author being to produce a
play that shell amase. This he has done,
and the result is that the large audiences
which have greeted this play have thor
oughly er joyed every moment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
Republican Caucus.

A caucus of the republicans OF Els
worth will be held at Hancock hall next
Saturday to nominate candidate for rep
resentative to the legislature to be voted
for at the Septem ber election.
The check list will be used, and the
polls will be open from p. m. to p. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
The leading role of "Happy Hooligan,'

The leading role of "Happy Hooligan''
is assumed by that clever comedian, Ross
Snow. His performance is said to equal
anything he has ever done before. His
make up is capital, being an exact fac
simile of the funny cartoon pictures of
Happy Hooligan", this being Mr.. Shows
third season in this part which he created.
looping the Loop" is show full OF fun
and lively hits.
The other principal parts are "Foxy
Grandpa, by John, "Chipese" Leach,
"Mrs. KatzeDjammer", by Ed. Begley,
"Tumbling Tom," by Charles H. Boyle,
The Policeman, by Carl W. Saunderson,
"Lady Bountiful," by Emelie Benner,
while the other funny characters Of
"Alfonse and Gaston", "Gloomy Gus" and
others are In competent hands.
The sisters Lamonte introduce their re-
fined speciality in the second act, consist
ing Of wooden-shoe waltz, clog and jig
dancing, featuring Z whistling solo that
is marvellous.
Many song hits are introduced and the
music is bright, timely and pleasing.
The advance ssie Of seats will begin ct
WIggin Moore's Thursday morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
CHURCH NOTES.


METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rer. j. P. Simonton, pastor.
Friday, May 20-Prayer meeting.
Sunday, May 22-MorniEg service at
1870. Sunday school at 1145.; preaching
at p. m.
Misunderstanding Sunday at 2.30 p. m
Mr. Simonton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

THE AMERICAN is on sale in
Ellsworth at the news stands of
c. III. Leland, j. A. Thompson
and III. w. Estey. Single copies,
8 cents subscription price
3 80 per year in advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

DIR Harry A. Pike, of Sc Main street, Bangor,
will be at the Relay house. Franklin, for the
next ten days, and test all eyes free of charge.
-Adyt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18

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