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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16

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Early IN its career the camps popularity
was such that the accommodations proved
insaifieient, and as early as February, lssSs,
steps were taken for enlargement Al
special meeting held Feb COMMITTEES
was appointed TO solicit subscriptions for
the purpose, and Il was voted that II $50
De raised, the trustees should proceed TO
oulid-
The $50 was promptly raised and the
addition which now contains the kitchen,
the dining-rooIn and the sleeping apart
liiehts aooNe II Was oniaf- PreFaoasAy the
oahks had hsd been arranged along the
SIDES OF what Is now the Large iiying-rooEn
ABOUT this time the ''novel' so-ealied--in
reaii'y stable large enough to aeeomnno-
GATE some fourteen sorses--ssss also built.
ihe camp at once became extremely
popular, and for the nrsG ten years oil ITS
career was the scene OF many sn enjoyable
occasion Its attractions were manifold
The drive from town Is IN itself an attract
''s ""ss anu '"s nv f"ni ans e~Aiip
tafesqae- Inc lake suoras exes4eh6 nse-
log summer and winter; Ice boating Was
fayorite sport, sailing and rowing were
largely INDUCED in. while the camp itself
suggests restfnlnAss and comfort and
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.'SeH e>'asAe'N'e1 SOsli paese enAS i~AtsS :"
iieAnde trlp 10 Ni9otln- IT'S praises nave
been sung in song ami story and even in
poetry. Its fireplace, famous for size and
beaufy. became known the country over.
In. rhsarfuI hlaya has si;eks-~s in .ha tacss
of many groups Of distinguished u1sn and
women. II has been the pride OF the
members. the cynosurs Of visitors. the
envy OF all other carnu-owuers.
Ellsworth has always been famous for
its hospitality. How she does it, with
Nieolin as feature. has never been better
expressed than by the incomparable Deasy
of Bar Harbor, in September, 1897. when
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16

Some people mistake patience for sense
A word OF diplomacy Is worth volume
of apologies
1t takes busy man TO employ his spare
time sdvsntayeously.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16
state Teachers, Examination

State Teachers Examination.
Candidates for State teachers cersI1eztes
viii Be examined Friday, sept %, begin
ming al a. m The places in Hancock
county al which examinations viii be held
are Ellsworth high school and BlEehiIl
academy.
Teachers who have not sent in preIirni-
nary examination reports, can take the ex-
animation and send in soch reports later.
Conductors of the examination viii be
prepared 70 furnish such with necessary
blanks.
All appearing for examination should
take with them at least twenty haif-shseAs
OF writing paper sxi0 inches in size, q pen
ell, and pins TO fssssn papers together.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16

For the past three or four years interest
in the club has waned. The annual dues
were not enough to maintain the club, and
without the patronage of the members it
was impossible to keep it open. When it
became known that Senator Hale would be
willing to purchase the property, it was
decided, though not without pangs of
regret, to sell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16
NIC0LIN.
rHg PASSING OF ELLwoRTH's
FAMOUS COUNTRY CLUB.

o,rRrY PURCHASED BY SENATOR
,,tr-HIsroRIcAL SKETCH FARE
WELL RECEPTION AND BANQUET.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16
Ellsworth Creamery
For Sale

Good building, equipped with steam
power, cream separators, churns, cool
ers, and everything necessary Ior first
class creamery: stable Is stalls, sheds
and ice house attached lot Al square
rods centrally located in city of Els
worth; all buildings and equipment in
good condition. Property win be sold
ON easy terms. Inquire on the prem
ises, or of w. Ii. CAMPBELL,
Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16
anautisrmrnts.
Selling Out! Shoes!

My entire u
PRICES These regular goods
prices practically
Compare the following old and prices
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16

Frank W. Nsson's big scenic production
"when Women Love" will be the gstrae'
tion at Hancock hall Friday, Aug. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16

mere was no annual meeting in 1892,
'ne bylaws providing that the first an
A1ai meeting should be held ON the Sec
qua Tuesday of january, 1898. Following
= hst OF the officers chosen at this and
'uDsequent annual meetings, the first
"shtioned being president, the second
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-16
CHILDREN'S.

Kid Lace and Button, So 70 II 100 So
stos... 90 50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
ROSA GOES TO THE FARM.

Rosa Turner has been Indefinitely
disposed of by the officers of Pine
Fluff At last. Rosa is a we'll known
character about Town, and has been
giving the officers trouble for a long
time. Recently she has htkn growing
80 much worse that troubles have nil
ed up thick and fast upon the should
crS OF both city and county officials.
a few days ago she reached the limii
by getting drunk and down ON the
streets and raised so much disturb
ancc when taken TO jail that she be-
came nuisance. She was fined S33
In police court on two counts. Mon
day afternoon she was again arrai.n-
ed, this time in Justice p. r. Culpcp
per,s court, and answered TO the
charge of petit larceny. The justice
sentenced her to sixty days on the
farm and fined her $50 and costs. She
will have a long time in which to sober
up and mediate over the ways of the
unrighteous
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
SAYS BEST WORK is DONE
AFTER A MAN is SIXTY.

Chicago. Oct 23-Epigrams by
Hamilton White, Esq, who ceIcbrat-
ed his golden wedding anniversary
this week:
Look young, even if YOU are old
A man of brains does his best work
after he is 60 years old.
Get married before you are q.
Pick from cluster.
baby is the most potent influence
for good that can come intu a family.
No family is complete without half "A
dozen potent Influences.
Sorrows are better teachers than
joys.
Framed in smiax on the piano in
'he reception room of Mr.. hamilton
Whites residence, No. $50 East Onta-
rio street, stand the photographs of
Mr.. White and Mrs. Leonora Gill
White, taken at the ages of GO and
20 years, respectively It is a Jubilee
week in the White household The
Two have lived together during half
a century. and. as Mr.. White says:
This is the first golden wedding an
niversary we've ever had.
Mr. and Mrs. White are now nlan-
ming to celebrate their diamond ami
versary
What do you think our chances
afe?' asked Mr. White today. "Wv
wifes father lived to be 1O2 vears
old. My mother took seventeen years
more than three score. My father
died at the age of II.
II don't want ii to get around that
am old" continued Mr. White. "Sav
am 40 years young. Only year $50
! started the home college, NY most
successful enterprise. A man does
not begin to do good work until he is
&C years old. Had | been Oslerized
when | had reached that period /
shouldn't have completed my career"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
OLD ENGLISH LAWS.
Diversity of Religious Opinion Once
Forbidden by Henry VII.

The old law books are curious read.
ing and give some funny ideas Of
what kings and parliaments thought
they could do.
Henry VIII, for example, passed
an act for the aboishing Of diversity
of opinion in certain articles concern
ing Christian religion" It staggers
one TO think Of how many acts would
be required today 'to abolish diversity
of opinion" in religious matters. It
sis not generally known in Scotland
the home Of football, that j is sill
Illegal TO play foot all. An act passed
III I424 and never repealed says. No
man shall play football under pain
OF 30 shillings."
But SEQ ch ladies with tendency
10 Overdressine are in no better posi-
ton. Their overdressine is still lille
sal. BY an act of James II restriction
as TO dress is laid down, and ONLY the
wife Of a bailie or alderman is al
lawed TO wear clothes of silk, scarlet
gowns" No woman is TO come 10
kirk OF market with her face mugsaled
Tor veiladb, hat she may be known.
In 'he ro!2n of Gear.e II 2 hin was
:rtr~ ''lc F3r ;he ilnproyera. =. Of no
metropolitan watch BY This watch
men were compelled to sleep during
'he day.
Ja29es l. passed an act that 10
man be found in taverns dlinkia1 AZ
ike of %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
COST OF THE WHITE HOUSE..
Sum of Money Required Annually to
-: = Maintain Presidential
- " Mansion.

The white house up to date has
cost about $4,000, 600, Of which nearly
one-third has been paid for furniture
and sinterior decoration. ORIGINALLY
the state of Virginia gave $130,00O to
build it, Maryland adding $4,000. To
maintain the white house costs about
$25,000 to $4,000 a year, the appro-
priation for this purpose varying con-
siderably. But every now and then,
vs. the Saturday Evening Post, there
is something extra to be paid for,
and congress is called upon to give an
extra $4,000 or $4,000 The biggest
rull of this kind ever made was for
$3.50 600, which was spent couple of
Eyears ago in a partial reconstruction
Rof the interior, and the addition of
kwing-1ike terraces and an office build
ling.
Every now and then new set of
Hchina has to be provided, and usually
that costs about $25 ,O00-rather big
sum from the everyday housewives
point of view. Repairs run up TO a
51arge amount annually, white paint be-
ing an important item.
s# The president gets his pay every
month in the shape of check. or,
more accurately speaking, a war
rant for $4,166 g. which is sent by
sG messenger to the white house A
memorandum of the amount due is
made out by the auditor for the stae
department and is sent to the warrant
division of the treasury. where it is
examined and marked as approved
The secreary of the treasury signs it,
the comp roller certifies it as correct.
and then Mr.. Roosevelt receives his
money. The smallest warrant ever is
su3d by the treasury department was
in favor of the president of the United
States. It was for one cent. and was
forwarded from Washington to Mr.
Cleveland at Gray Gables. the sum
being due to close the account of sal
Ary for the fiscal year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

Swift aud company cclrhratCd The
completion ot their new branch pack
inShouSr in this city Monday hy a
form al opening of the branch house in
Pine Blun. hundreds of visitors. both
local and outzot OWN, visited the new
building during the day and they
were royalty entertained by the Swift
concern. All visitors were treated To
Il splendid luncheon composed cNcluse
lively of the Swift products: and the
menu would have done Just ice To Il
hanquctting hall In addition. dainty
little souvenir hams were given out
free To everyone.
The new building just completed for
the Swift company in this city cost in
the ncighborhOod of 100000. II con
Sists Of two stories and a basement
practically three stories. and is built
entirely of brick
The new building just completed by
the great paekinghouse of Swift and
con pany in Pine Bluff is the result of
the greatly increased demand for the
products of the company in this soc
tion Of the country; and the huildmr
itself is Il compliment to the city of
Pine Bluff, upon which II reflects The
leads around the front of The build.
ing TO a side entrance, where one goes
into the general Offices of the compa-
ny On the same floor is located the
exhibit room of the products of The
company. Here may be found Il com
plete assortment of the company's
goods. including meats of all kinds
canned goods, soaps, etc
Tie display of Stuffs MoHdav. when
the company held its formal opening,
vas under The direct supervision of T..
Fh"d", a we'll known dcc"ras or of Chi
caoo. On The right of the II ain en-
'i0ncc Was displayed in cndIpSs pro
fusion the various products of The
company.
First came the soap display, which
niiTacted perhaps us much attention
as any other display in the ire
building. II may come as IA matter of
surprise TO the general public 10 learn
that The great packinghousc of Swift
and company manufactures l25 differ.
cnt varieties Of toilet soaps and "A
varieties of laundry soaps.
Passing from the soap display one
is confronted with the different brands
of lard put up by this company. The
leader, as everyone in Arkansas
knows, is the famous Silver Leaf.
SWift's Premium hams and bacon
are exhibited in endless profusion.
One of the pretticst displays shown
At the grand opf ming MonGay WIS Tho
exhibit Of ! ibby's camel goods. which
have been so extensively advertised
all over the civilized world.
The bascHcnt is devoted TO cold
storage purposes. Seventy thousand
pounds Of ice a'9Vc - keep ihcsn
cold storage roons AT q tempcra are
of from 35 to SO degrees, and imme-
diately one enters them he feels The
great difference IN the atmospheric
conditions. Here are stored the per,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

ishablo products of the company.
The building contains six smoke
looms for curing meats, and th" mau
ner in which they are arranged Is Il
The third llOol@ of tho building t9
devoted To packing purposes mainly.
An admirable system of overhead
railway trucks Is provided throughout
thc building, and serve To carry The
products directly from The cars To any
IIOor of the building In addition to
this. however, the building il also pro.
Vidod with an elevator
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
Taylor- Roberts Weddino.

one OF the prettiest weddings of the
season, and one of the most fashion
able, was that ot Miss Annabcl Tav-
lor 10 Mr. X. 7. Roberts al The First
Baptist church at high noon Tuesday.
Rev. Ross Moore pastor of the First
Baptist church, otficiated The bride
entered the church on the arm of her
father, Col. s. NJ Taylor. while the
groom was accompanied by Mr..
George Adams as best man. Maid of
honor. Miss Margaret Taylor; ushers,
Messrs. Allen Orto and Robert Trim
BILE; 2rconsmen Messrs. Frank
Hearn and Carl Rutledge; brides
maids. Misses Agnes Pfeffer, Lebanon,
H.. Alma Tagaart and Emma White;
flower girls and their attendants, 10.
sephine Martin, Helen Trigg, Henri
eta Brewster. York Trigg, Walter
Trulock and Leonard Jones. The
bride is the daughter of Col and Mrs
Sam NJ. Taylor, <and is one of Pine
Bluffs fairest and most popular
young women. The groom is the son
of Capt. and Mrs. N. T. Roberts. and
is a we'll known and highly respected
young business Nan who enjoys the
friendship of all who know him. The
pair left Monday for New York, where
they will spend "a two weeks bridal
tour, afterwards returning to this
city. where they will be at home to
their host of friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
BALTIMORE FIRE STILL BURNS
Debris. SmoIdering Since Conflaara.
ton Bursts Into Flame.

Baltimore Oct. 24.-The great Bal i
more fire cf February Z, 1904, is still
burning. A pile of refuse on the
site formerly occupied by The William
Hops company. dealers in hay and
grain, which has been snoidcriag
since the conflaeration. burst into
fame today, and burned fercely, but
now is smol lering again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
FEMALE TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
AS GAIARRll.

recognized rs being caused by catArrh.
Catarrh OF ono organ is exact .hs
sn,nc as ca,arrh of any other organ
What will euro catarrh OF the head Will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs.
Peruna cures these cases simply because
II cures the catarrh.
If YOU have catarrh write at once to
DR.. Hartman, giving II full stnt"mcut
Of vour ease, and h" Will h" pt"a."d to
give YOU his valuable advie" ".rati3.
Address Dr. Hartman, Ptc-'lrn, ~
Thr II ,H'nan ,'aHltaritn', t"lu' ifu&> q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

Rain, welcome rain. fell heee
again Tuesday morning and afretnooa.
and The prosepcts are for coli y
weather. despite the prognoticatioas
of he weather department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
ONE AHEAD.

Patience-See what airs she puts
On!
II Patrice-Yes. You know. member
O3 her family has written historic
novel.
That's nothing. A member of our
family has just finished a prehistoric
novel. ."-Yonkers Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
90 Eleventh Street.
iIiIwank &c, " II.

"a short time sg0 found my con-
d7fion very serious. had headaches,
pains In the hack, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every MONTH
] tried two remedies before PcrUn6.
snd was discouraged when took
the first dose. but my courage SOON
returned. In less than two months
my health was restored. '--MrS. ~
Brickncr.
The reason Of so many failures -
oure cases similar to the above is the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

The immense cumulative eff ct of
regularity in advertising can hardly
be appreciated ed-Manage Farris, Gin
bel brothers, Philadelphia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
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Nj. T II. tryuko aud wiJe bave ~
turned from tNbuQue. lowa. where
tae} spcu: the summer.
Mr.. J II. Whiteoalb has eour 10
= l.oois on u shuet visit
MIR. ojhw Delaney has Resigned his
rovi;icu as rlrpceter n the Cotton
Eel; shops.
Miss Leila Iason hes returned from
/ Shor; visit 10 Cairo. III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
SOCIETY NOTES
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IHo Graphic desires 10 publish The
s.olAg and eomAns of fom friCrds Ct
relatives. so phoHc same 70 us. Old
pnuGe IS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

The buying OF your space is only
halfsthe battle; the filling of it with
matter which reads right and looks
sis even more important-Arhtur
ss sop ..ors."'> Morse lnH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
Temple to Give a Fair.

The ladies society of Temple Anshe
Emeth will give a fair at near fu-
ture date and they promise more than
the ordinary church fair. 1t will
be on large scale. and will be made
an attractive and interesting place.
Mr.. Eddy. the great organist of New
York. will be present to give an organ
recital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

Advertising will do it quicker than
IN nrhcr me- ho1.-Hobron Drug co2l-
pany, Honolulu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

Mrs. lulius Leirn,r has gone 10 LII
a. Roeit Visi; for= a few days.
w. H, Harper OF Little Rock VAS
sue>' OF HE Arlngton Monday after.
neon.
T johnson Of Warren was i
eues1 of The Arlington Monday alter
noon
Mrs. ID. Bluheu'hal is al home 10
Ley friends al the residence Of Nh
Cabe Meyer.
T p Farrelly and Wife of Grady
We're guests of the TInock Monday af-
telnoon.
}. II. Snyder came in from Jones
loro and was at the Arlington Monday
afternoon.
w. G. Barnes of Little Rock was
here Monday afternoon, the guest of
the Arlington.
J. r. Lyon. a well known Searcy citi-
zen. WAS a guest of the Antlers Mon
day afternoon.
W. S. McKisock was here from Wal
do Monday afternoon and stopped over
at the Arlington.
II. w. Graves of Sterling was here
Monday afternoon. He was a guest
of the Arlington.
n. f. Sutton, a we'll known Little
Rock citizen, was a guest Of the
Antlers Monday and Tuesday.
Geo. l.. Barton, representing Billy
Kersands' minstrels, was guest of
the Trulock Monday afternoon.
J. w. COnger representing Ouachita
college, at Arkadelphia, was a guest
of the Antlers Monday and Tuesday.
w. r. Edmundson of Thornton came
up on a brief business trip Monday df
ternoon He registered at the .Arlin%-
ton.
f. L. Young of Little Rock was here
on brief busines trip Monday after
noon and registered at the Hotel Tru-
lock.
J. \. Harper of Little Rock was al
the Arlington while spending a short
while here on business trip Monday
afternoon.
w. d. Fulton came over from Little
Rock Monday afternoon Oh a brief bus
mess trip and stopped over at the
Arlington.
John Tucker came in from Lake
Village on brief business mission
Monday afternoon and registered II
the Arlington.
w C. Lavat Of Little Rock was a
business visitor 10 the city Monday
afternoon and registered al the Ant
lers while in town,
C. E. Lee, prominet citizen of
Dumas, was here on brief business
mission Monday afternoon and regis
tered at the Arlington.
Joe II. Lindsay came in from Fort
Smith on a brief business mission
Monday afternoon and registered at
the Antlers Tuesday,
r. S. Shields and Geo. Lawrence
OF Arkansas City We're registered at
the Antlers Monday afternoon while
tlansacting business here
}. l.. GoOdbar, a pr5minr N citizen of
Charleston, arrived here Monday af-
ternoon on a brief business trip and
autographed at the Antlers.
Mrs. Sidney We'll has gone to Hot
SPRINGS TO be at the bedside of her
srandonther, Mrs. Guggenheim, who
IS reported as dangerously i'll.
BALTIMORE FIRE STILL BURNS
DEBRIS. smoIdering Since confIagra.
ton, Bursts Into Flame.
Baltimore. Oct. 24.-The great Bal j.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
BRIEF MENTloN.

Dr.. Davis of Little Rock was at the
An,lers Monday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24
Wilson-Fuiler.

An Enslty. Ala, telegram to the
birmingham Age-Herald says:
'sMr. and Mrs. Felix DeMoville Ful-
ler announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter,
NJ ElOiSe, to Mr.. Alexander JamisOn
Wilson. Jr. Of Fordyce, Ark. The
wedding will be a quiet one and will
take place at the brides home in Ems
ley. on the morning of November the
first at 1920 o'clock. Miss Fuller is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Fuler, and has for The past year
and half resided in Ensley her home
formerly being in Nashville. where she
has hosts of friends, and is we'll known
in musical circles as a pianist and
teacher of fair ability. Mr.. Wilson
is vice-president of the A. B. Banks
Insurance company. and is well known
in number of states for his sterling
worth both in business and in social
circles. They will leave immediate
ly after the ceremony for Memphis.
Niagara Falls, Toronto, New York
and Washington, visiting the groon's
sister and parents in Pine Bluff and
Monticello before returning to their
hone in Fordyce."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

NJ l.. Calraway came up from Nc
Neil and registered at the Trulock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

faCi thNt diAoMsOO
peculiar to tho
female sex are
II OF commonly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

Mrs. Sidney We'll has gone to Hot
SPRINGS to be at the bedside of her
srandon.ther, Mrs Guggenheim, who
is reported as dangerously ILL.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-24

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