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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
1snrpcl til Summcrcm.

Sorpel, Olt forte Somlner,
Me0 ems % Slomit % 8lool
Men m6rfe Ginter fommer,
gtlt maa Ri ifiQes as,
Wteo 8lto fra 2ipets Slide
On itroalenoe fremgif,
Suo penloosful0t og title
@r Ill sit iiolte 8lif.
Oct err, iom fat Big 5in0er
GnOnl1 bpert @rGs, 6pert 9lu0,
Sgenilem Suften rin0er
Gn enlig Sangers &pa0,
Guonu set iuler title
Sgennem SfopenS SrG'r,
GnOmt er &intrens piloe
"a foloe Storm ei Der.
Sg alorig belt er borte
De Sipets lpie 5por,
Sgennem Gage forte
Oct grpnnes END paa SorO,
Oct lpler gennem Saagen
Wto0 nGlte Sommer frem,
@fin Sial pGr friif og paagen
S &intrens mprfe Stem!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

til for at title Sc mlallge WtltnOeS
Suit.
9erfor tontmer man ti0ligt, -
0erfur better man u0enfor ben Itore
Sagerbutifs SpeilglosritOer oisie
nlorte Morgentimer.
Seq bprte Ell Samtale ser iOr,-
leoen Wtorgen mellem to al DC
Dellten0e Sooner.
Gen enc lpurgte efter Ell WlaOam
Semen, JON not MOD S9Gpa1e life
uar tonmten. Sg ben anoen lou-
reOe:
- 9tGb, bun tommer iaamenO
ifte, Sfrpget; BUN bar pau Sci,
par bum, for hi fulgtes as, pi Dor
10 / lnmme @rs, men iaa liiom
WtaOam Senlen pg ieg fom lannlen
III al Yortel1, iau nlp0er ri 10 Wtan-
ZEN. @an bap0e p9ret noe belle 99at-
ten, naturligDiS, me0 &ummerater-
ne, ia -; bet bar 10 &pnning5-
bag i @our, % Senien bopOe 10
%altiua, lom ban pleier, Or1ffet BET
bele Op. 9tu iaa ban 10 W1a0nm
Semen % mig fonlme, pg iaa raab-
tc ban 10, - bpor hi lful0e ben
rg laa0an og 0u bun laa lag0e,
at bun lfltlOe berino efter 8rso -
ON ban iaa life Inlppeoe 8engene
ira benOe % lob neo / MelfetoO-
6pfplOeren ligeoperfor. - Sg Wa-
bom Senien, - bun maatte 10 gau
81, montte bun, meo Sen TONNE
&11rp.
9e TO &oner itoo fist % iaa paa
binunOen tapie, Ioa iagoe ben
enc:
SD, set &ammeratlip, set
prelGggcr mango baa0e goOe Qg
flinfe MGno. Men pi Sooner bar
10 bare at 6ol0e Mhtn0, for WGn-
oene, Sc regner o. fife for noget. -
Men Ben an0en - bun, Iom
bop0e f~ortnlt Ma0om Seniens ST
%itorie, bun ioo ben impO goger-
%rinOuet, ioo, at Set eleftriife 9ps
berinoe t%GnOtes, - og bum iog0e:
Seq tror oGigepeI, at ieg BIZ
fo' noget meo biem til Mooum
Senien - Sfroget - for eGer5
for bum ingen Mo0 at tuge nleo
pno 6obriffen. -
Gpren til @agerbutiffen au6ne-
bes, og ino gleo bele Sen mprfe
Str6m of &bin0er og 86rn, iom
berinoe ifuGOe bente BET, Ser mi
nar beres OagGige 8re0.
Waria 8ebrens. / y&6b."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Enungerne.
ct mGrfeligt NotnrFolf.

Wan 9ar for fort Sto iibRn op=
ooget- ct mt uNoturfolf", ON 6pis
Sffuerelle man tfDligere life bapOe
nngen @uelle e. Ylnngerne - laale-
ees beo0er Solicit - beboer en- me
get n~tilg9ngelig fn0iif ggn; Set er
ct frigerilf Solf,. aer I mnngt og me
get min0er ON De noroamerifanife
S%Roionere, napnaig bpab 2egenms=
b%rG9ningen angoar. 9e er pellfab=
te, meo fruftige 2emners men oeres
Nnligt er itpgt og bets 1totrpf fro
itsoenoe, for0i Nunoen er iaa gall=
'fe nlGooanliqt grimt formet.
Ceres 0ragt er meaet fimpel; Sen
beltaar blot al ct breot Stpffe Ssi
lem De loGber ON oeres &rop. 81
meget fremtreoenbe &aroftertrgf
bos Dem er ben &erligbeo, Sc noe
rer til heres gprn, og iom t. @fs.
rperfor Sc gonife imoo giper fig
uollog pau ben Moooe, at enten
Nnoeren eler Wnberen altio be-
rer Dem ON meb fig, liee meget,
hpao De iao taeer fig for.
E%llongerne bar en- 6oreItiaing
I'm en- 8ro, iom Sc faIoer 9ro6,
rg lom Sc oprfer UNDER meget
elenoommelige Geremonier. 9e
tror paa ct Glib efter 9ooen; men
oenne Gro er finn ct l10iiag al Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
1Spr tnpe 9(ar itoeu

Spr tppe Nar iibeu- Sra st
Glouo, 4finn. (Sor 81, ifriper SCR
Gictor Nelion; uSeg bar moOtage1
S%Sasien meO &urifo / goo 9ebolo
Ior tppe 9lar iioen laa min 8rober
for 0eOen. San bapOe / ire 9lar
legt SGger uoen minoite 9eptte pQ
bapoe opgipet Saabet, 90 ban be-
gpnote at BRUCE &urifo. 81 bans
% Dor ltore @lGbe bleo ban fritz.
Sioeu Sen SiO bar &urifo altih
ltaaet meget bit bos % lom Sami-
lie MeOicin."
Or. Teters &llrifo 6or HD for
%rof6ruot @elo / 8ebanolingen Al
BLOB og fonititutioneQe Snoer.
Gen faces fife poa 9~(potbeferne
fin bos ipecieEt aniatte Agen-
ter. Sfrip til Or. 8eter 6abrnep
s Cons So, 1t2-ttS 80. 6opne
Npe., Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
e inaDiebe SGmOcr.

Sitter at ieg bar Da0ifet mig
rarmt Gano, 0pppet nit Eenneifaf1
/ fogenOe oito og ifort mig mine
2anoifer, tiuaOer ieg mig at ip6rge:
gr BET pirfelig Or. 2iibbers' Me-
ming, at ri ifol gine binanoer
&aanotrpf me0 @anoifer paa for
Sunobeocns Sfplo? rWfaa ieq trpf-
fe 9eres @anoifel" luale0es
Ital man oltioa ipprge, naar man
iii foretage BEN ult0pefsting Al
SNAPS og Softerier", iom man i
gamle Gage fal0te for ct Gligt oanit
Saanoilan?
ut jal Nanr man en0pioere g6r Sp=
item og tDgger 30 @ange % alorig
lpiler ell 9lomme ltoen f9rIt at 6abe
0pppet Sen | fogenoe Gan0 oq aloriQ
gear uO u0en lteriliieret Sat &ple-
borene % al0rig fpsier lin Some
n0en gcnnem en- &ar6olpan0sflalfe
ioo fon mon / Sm1o6eo
Lobe YanOen moo G9ggen og raa6e:
S. g. Miilerl Or. 8ramlenl
Er. 2iib6ersl @iu os pore 9afte-
rier igen!
S9eooor @moIO ! u&b6.".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

WANTED-SUCCE-S MAGAZINE requires
the services of a nan in Washington Co.
TO look after expiring subscriptions and to
secure new business by means of special
methods unusually effective position per
would onsider any applicant with good
natural qualifications; salary$1 so per day,
with commission option. Address,, with
references, r. c. Peacock, koom luz, Sue
cess Magazine Bldg, New York.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

Ii. Stt. opltoo Der Sl0ebral1o
pnn Ben prelliilfe 9ompnegonrO
Henbaoe melem Seer og lllfebpl=
flop. 50 ltore, til 0els fornfplOte
SoOer, / bpiIfe Der ogiua par inoret-
tet Spineitaloe, gift op / 2uer.
On Sloens SpfoulIt pioes fore
lebig intet beItemt, men Der farl
iiffert life bore Spipl ON, at Sral1-
ben er paaiat, ifriper r0p6bGl=Eo=
item. Gen Ell fontn1en op / ben pit
l1ge @noe al Sen noroli9ite 2oOe
OF bar / ct 9dt omipGn0t bele Co
zen, Der inoebolot Ell ltor Del al
&pg- og Soprebplten. 2oOen, Der
lna nmiO0elbart peltlig for o9 for
it6rite Gelen. tiente til SpineitolO,
ltoo life til at reooe, 0n Sin0en bar
ben oper Ben. @n Itor Gel al Sui
liene lpffe0es bet at faa no, me0etS
70 itprre og min0re Spin inbe=
brpnOte. On Gel ifuelpitne fra Spn=
Ger6org bapoe, iii Sroos for Sen
lGnge Sci bopet Jig 1o til 9rartO-
Iteoet, cmeno 6lertnlet neieOes
meO at iogttoge SranOen fra en-
Gels6eL 6porfra man bapOe Ell go6
llGiigt.
Som mistGnft for SlospooIpt-
tclie er anbol0t Ell Malfer9gter
Niels Waoien, ser in0til Sen Is.
Oft, ga ban bIep jaget bort, bar
trent paa Hpnbape.
- Hpl16ape er bren0t 10
@nnge for / 1864 og / 1873, So
pcO6pgningen BOG life.
NpbOing. @rrpGrf. Torlcocn Nat
bar Ell e1er flere 8erloner ilaoet
&c fleIte 8a0elpgter itlt paa Street
Ei1gen ira Sfolen ben til / Seer
lcOen AT @piifolegooroen pg faitet
ncm neo I 9pffen. 2pgterne til
fprer &96mano 8. 6. &oniert, Iom
I 0enne SiO inolGgger eleftriif 9e-
lp5ning og ligeleOeS Ifal foripne
@ooelt meo eleftriif 2Ds. Wan ifol
bore pao Spor efter @ernings-
m9n0ene.
-Nrrcitcrct. gn Mano fra @s<
bierg, iom / nogen Sio bar reiIt
meO en- S9rlfemai fine, bleD BEN
Is. Oft. arreiterret fer / 9pen lom
mistenft for fra Ell Sjenltepige
Dos @aaroeier Niels 2aurioien !
@pgum at bape i%tiaolet ct ltr.
Sggnm. COcrfalSet al en- SIR,
Scr Ell SID itOen blep @aaroeier
Gbr. Sons6ef al 8rSItrup operfal=
Den al Ell ing Spr noe pao Warfen.
Spren bleD preo oper, at &pns6ef
Dil0e %eftcrie Ben Spnoer. SelOiQpisI
fom Ser @jGlp til / Sioe; men
&ons6ef bapOe ga a1ereoe faaet no
gle femme Sp0, ioo ct &ib6cn brGf=
fc0es. San cr BOG after / up0 8e-
bring.
SfGrbGf. - Stor Sloe6ramo.
Gen 10. Oft. opltoO Der SIS / Ben
ti0ligere 6. @eier tilberenoe @ooro
! 8arsbel. 9pgningen, en- flor om-
Il ffet @aar0, ne0brpn0te til @rll1=
zen. Slim ct &ognifur og ct Spine-
lnts blep reo6eoe. 9pgningen, Ser
tor ret gamnel, a foriifret for
$1,000 Warf, iaa BEN n11perenoe
Gjer Wtartenie n, neppe lioer noget
Sab. Sl6en menes at bore op1taaet
peo, at SqOrell brentmeOe. Vral1O=
pGrnene ira St9r6pf, MjoIoen %
GprItrup bar mp0te.
Sjclitrnp. - Gpb al fine SuG=
~itclicr. Snle0 g. Mogenien fra sGp=
llepig, ser Mun0agen Sen 5. Oft.
re0 at ialoe neO fra ct @alne0oe-
tre poaorog Jig iaa ipere &peItel-
ler, at ben / meget lioenoe SiIitano
maotte feres til &reosipgebniet II
So6erslep, er 0atten til Sen t2.
Oft. nfgaaet pes 0eoen. Den If-
heoe, Der por Ell Wonb / lin beo-
ite SLIDER, efterlaber Jig Sultru og
ire imaa gGrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
: Tanoct Snp.

Sfrpooer Sperien Der I 9pen. st
&inOue Itoo aabent | &Grflte0et,
% Sppen bar fommen in0, Oo Sper=
len fonl biem. San Oil0e lom ip0-
runlig lllffe @unOen ir0 / &Grflte-
SET, men oenne for lige ben til
%utiffelt, Ser er pes Si0en al. Sper-
ien mGrfe0e ga, at Ser maotte bore
ltcget gait poa 6GrOe, % fit til
tul0t SipIp. Man fan0t ga en-
Manosperlo on bag Often, % ban
pil0e booe Jig en- &lPOning. s Ste
Sen for tog Sc bam mes til @en-
carmen, men pna &eien Oerben
gior0e 6on Jig itGOig pg mente, Sc
Gap0e fife 2op til at fpre bom Ser
ben, men Ser bialp ingen u&pre
W}o'r". MonOe1, Ser fom ira @rom
bap0e ingen Napirer bos Jig.
Nabcnraa. - 0pbsfalo. Ml1rn1e-
tier s. $. GolleIen / gtpgoOe / 9n=
bcnrnn er Sen "A. Oft. nf9noet peO
Np0en efter lGngere Si0s Spag6e0.
Nfop0e, Ser bar So Ior, bar en-
0oO 6anif Wan0, ogtet % afbol0t
d nle, ban fom / Ser6ring mes.
Gram. - 1tben 2ps. Slotspuno=
mple buc forelobig maattet Itano=
Ie it1t GirfiombeO paa @run0 al.
at &un0et er bru0t igennem I'm
Derbroen og bar p0elogt Slltien.
GDen, Ser faar lin eleftriIfe 9e-
lrsrting fra W6Qen, bar paa @r1tn0
al Stat0sningen maattet tp til Ee=
acknowledgements igen, iaa lunge
Sfnben n06eOres, bbilfet fo~rbaabent-
Zig life bdrer lGnge.
Hpbbtng. - ltnonegcn Nrreitant.
Sen 10. Oft. unOpeg ira 9lmts=
rctsfGngllet ber ct ipttenaorigt ul1gt
Wtennei tie, Ser bar nrrelterdt for
SDoeri. San lfltl0e Ell al Sc for=
Ite Gage babe peret ienot til Sunt=
borg. Gen unOpegne, lom ifal bore
e. Taiienbus6arn pg bore tient /
S%foos6org, bobOe offSrt Jig lin 6nlt-
geOragt pg tilegnet Jig en- onoen Or
reltantS &leOer, nenlig Sen Sfreo=
oerS, iom iiooer an6olot for &peg<
tpperi Noro for @rpnien. Sroos
ibrig gfteripgelie ifaI Sen unopeg=
ne enonlt fife bore fun6en.
Iabenraa. - Gang % trp Sjene=
1tc. Sorleben bolbt Ell gan1mel tro
og flittig Irbeiosmanb Cars Gar
len, Der / 3015 Nlor bar pGret ips=
ieliat Dos BET mlpGrelloe 9lftieiel=
fob oGimbria", op meo at or6eioe.
@amle 2ars, iom ban I Nlnlinoe=
lig6eO falOtes, TANNER fra Spn.
5 Ben longe Glorreffe far ban al
tio pit Jig fro, Dillig og flinf.
&pmp. - Saact CIT &cbnimgsmc=
baltic. Ni al gems @eboere, iom /
sen itormful0e Scat til T.. Sept.
reoOeOe Seietntngen, fire Mano,
fra 9amperen rS6lei~, Der par
ltronoet TO Wfil &eit for &pmp, bar
mi al BET tDife uSelifd6 til Sfib=
RrltOnes &eoning" facet ouerraft EN-
Ne0rlingsme0uiQe.
Slensburg. Saarligc SiDcr fur
Sfibsfarten. Sra Slens6org Ifrioes
til r&ieler 3eitung", at oct truer
meo Oaarlige Cher for Sfibsfar=
ten. 9Lf De 100 Sfibe, lour til9prgr
fl~ensborgsife &e0erier, pil til &fn=
ter 80 lGgge Jig / Ginterteie. St
iterre 0ampifi6sielffab bill laoe ale
lime 9 0ampere leyge op.
SaSerslep. - Eas pun inch &ilb=l
tct! Spens 8olitiorgan meooeier, atI
ct uIt6rre Nntal Sorpeiplgere4 forf
liplig er blepen iosmt Genghgoer
al Yolitiet foroi sc life bapoe nreo=
hragt Sebis for, bpor oe baUoe BET
Gilot fra, lom Be bolot til Sals paa
Sorpet. 9la6et meooeler, at bpern|
Ger i9lger Silot, maa meS6ringel
eQer meoienoe ct Sepfs fra SSngtfor-I
puateren eQer bans berettigehe Steb-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04

1856. gn @ursans at Misiionsbx-
bet, 1894. Snbb. Nebfut til 400.
Samiib 2mt6. Gmbl. Suuie,
Slair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04


tct. Spens 8olitiorgan meo0der, at
ct vitprre Nntal Sorpei9lgere4 for
uplig err blenen iogmt Gengehgoer
al Yolitiet, forOi sc life babOe nreo=
hraqt Sepis for, 6bor Sc baboe BET
&ilot ira, lom Be bolOt til Soils paa
Sorpet. Slaoet me6oeler, at bpen
Ger i9lger &ilot, maa meS6ringe
eQer meolenoe ct Sepfs fra SSagtfor-
pu9teren eler bans berettigene Steb.
fortr9oer, g%aaen0e no paa, at Set,
geren eQer Sorienoeren er fommeu
til @ilbtet poa grlig Moaoe.
- Stbif SnHo. Sorle0en meo,
relte en- Wanb poa Yolitifontoret. al
fan bar blepen blot al en- ltsrrt
&rnh, tilbprenoe en- berperenot
Slogter. Sunbens @ier nrgteoe al
%erltatte Sen 1fuoeliote for De repn(
Nenfl9oer, iao Ben operfalone iac
Jig nG0iaget til at anmooe ON Boli
tiets Si9lp. Sunoen bar / oen lene.
re Sio forulempet flere Solf. Sorle.
BEN rep Sen en- Serre, Der fom cDf.
lenoe al Gpclen. Mfan unorer ii(
oper, at Solitiet life fpr er ifreOer
limb MOB Sunoens giermano.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-05

Ore of the traditions of the office of the
New York Herald has to do with an editor
who was great upholder of the infallibi-
lily OF his paper. 1t simply couldn't make
a mistake.
A flustered citizen once burst into his
Office and hustled up to the editorial desk.
''See here!" he demanded. "This obituary
notice. It's all wrong!"
"What's wrong about it?'' asked the
editor, in calm confidence
why, it's about me. Pm not dead!n
III the Herald says you're dead" sterply
replied the editor, ''you're dead. But y
ne added rather magnanimously. ssif Won
don't like being dead Wen print your
birth notice."
His attitude was rather different from
that OF another editor, who on being
shown BY the Ian most interested thai
the death OF the complainant was falsely
reported, apoiogized profusely and offered
to make it all right.
said. o' ne
SWELL" said the man who wasn't dead
"perhaps it would be better to lei il stand
III show il to my friends when thew want
10 borrow money Womun's Home Com
pGnion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-05
WALTHAM.

p. F. Jor Han with his tern has gone in
the WOO to work TO- steph N jordan.
A F. Merrill has begun saving in his
spoolwood mill for the winter.
Mrs. Josephine Stanley, who has been
very i'll with the grip, is improving.
Mrs. E. L. Kingma an, OF Bangor, is visit
ing her mother.
Benjmin Wiley met with an acct lent
in the mill OF A. K. Haslam saving three
OF his fingers badly.
Mrs. Annie Graves, OF Bangor, who hes
been visiting her sister, Miss isabel Jor-
dan, returned Saturday.
Miss Julia Rankin visited relatives in
Mariaville last week.
Alden Haslam was in Bangor Tuesday
and Wednesday, where he purchased a
pair OF heavy team horses.
Mrs. Helen Haslam and daughter Lurie
visited friends in Ellsworth last week.
Feb 3. H..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-05
COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County Ne,cs. see othey poqes.
DEER ISLE.


Mrs. Matte Bray is at the Maine eye
and ear inflrmary, Portland, for treat
ment Of her eyes.
Marine lodge will have public install
lation at Masonic hall February II, after
which it will entertain its guests at ball
in town hall. Refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. Sarah B. Pressey died ct the home
of her son, Charles A. Pressey, Sunday
evening. She was a most estimable
woman and will be greatly missed by her
neighbors and relatives.
A leap-year hall will be given in the
town hall Wednesday evening, Feb. s.
Men, not being 90 modest - women, have
used strong hints to get themselves invit-
ed. Each lady will select her partner, and
none will be admitted without . ticket.
Men free. The Stonington band will fur
nish music.
The local basket ball team played Blue
hill Friday evening at the town hall, with
a score Of a to s in favor Of Deer Isle.
1t was not so fortunate, however, with
the Bar Harbor Y. NJ. c. A. team which
played here Wednesday. Although the
night WAS stormy, the hall was packed.
The score was 20 to 10 in favor OF Bar
Harbor.
Feb. g. REX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-05

F. N. Bowden, II. L. Per 5, NJ \
Bridges and Elijah Heath 81. pc
fusion OF beautiful and ,0stly aoM
remembrance has rarely hesu seen ?
Penobscot. Besides the flowers sseA
accompanied the body. there WA
large square and compass piece from u
masonic lodge at Loveland, masOax
pillow from Rising Star lodg for ger
in emblemstic colors from Penooscd
charter o. T.. g., OF viii, h he was usn-
Der. and many tribute hom ptrseai
friends.
Mr.. Sellers was . young man OF rnaHS
tions BILE character and int, gritty, and 70
for his illness, his future WIS IN st prcs
Using. His friendly Ways aud ersatA
manners won for him many friends, -
his energy, persever ince and pluck sa
admired by all. His parents, rels'iveas
friends have the sympstby OF all.
The interment was g, Psyyies eernsk7-
Feb. 3, WooDlocEL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-05
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. +

Dr. Hartman Offering Puna the public regular ph,
product ethical compound put tie ue
Of medical ethics and fault
PRINCIPAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS prominently incorpo IN 81
the psopls know that the claims for
have true publication
The only medical sthcs ona,
Puna that shA continue advert
sell our product TO TIE PE0PL1
would agree ell 10 docton only to advertise fr doon M
medical fraternity would b obliged rsgni Puna S
entirely within their approval
BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS
shall continue 70 o6G Psruna the people We sAan eout
convey people for household remedy I
continue how
medicine teaching them how avoid disease teaching hsm ,
Of bsnsAt We ha do h whether the %
profession like it or not
proposing this tins take the ahlie eons
Uowithndine mtaton and suhstuto atsmp,
something which they oondsr god Psrun
draw ads the veil Of and allow who chooses
OF WHAT PKRU1A ID COHr0SxD
This ought 70 dsam al honest cricsm We expect howsv al
m yin continue On pssxt other thess who vous -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-05
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catarrhal germs and giving quick
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Hyomei has performed almost
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had given up all hope of recovery.
Its best action is at the start of the
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frequent sneezing or spasmodic cough
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SULLIVAN HAKBOR.

Harry Patten will leave Thursday for
Boston to attend school.
Mrs. E. 3. Preble returned Saturday
from Greenville.
NJ. P. Cleaves. Of Bar Harbor, was in
town last week.
The Boys club met with Fred Emery,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Lyman is at Mis- Eunice Simpsons
in Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Simpson and daughter
Juliet, are in Chelsea, Mass, guests Of
Miss Anna sibley.
Mrs. Theodore Jewell recently gave a
reception at her home in Newton Centre.
Mass, in honor Of her mother, Mrs.
Walker. Several Sullivan friends st-
tended.
Those who went to Bar Barbor Saturday
from here enjoyed ~ the trip homeward.
On account OF the severe storm, the Ssmo-
set did not make her usual afternoon trip,
thus the three passengers for this town
were stranded at Mt. Desert Ferry. They
decided to 90 to Waukeag. On their ar
rival they found they had "come to
river and couldn't get across, so one OF
the party continued the trip to Hancock
to spend the night. Another returned to
Mt. Desert Ferry on the arrival OF the
train from the west and returned home
Sunday morning, the Samoset making a
special trip. "a patient waiter is no
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Keith's Theatre, Boston .

The bill at Keith's for the coming week
contains four stars-Horace Goldin, Julius
Steger. Grace Hazard and Whit CunliIe.
Goldin's inventive skill, mechanical
ability and dizziness as q conjuror have
made him one of the foremost magicians
OF the day. He has several new tricks
which have never before been shown in
Boston.
A return visit from julius Steger and
his company in 1.-THE Fifth Command
ment" will be a most welcome event, for
vaudeville has never seen q more pleasing
playlet.
Those who saw Grace Hazard in her
dainty novelty. "Five Feet of Comic
Opera" when she played about a year
ago, will never forget the instantaneous
hit she made. She has become one Of the
most sought-after stars in vaudeville.
Cunliffe, known as 1.-THE Man in
Brown, is singer of comic songs who is
sure to create a sensation.
Sam Watson's Farmyard, most unusual
animal act that is full of comedy, Vernon.
remarkable ventriloquist; The Rose De
Haven sextette, a beautifully staged dane
ing act; Wynn and Lewis, 1.-THE Rah! Rah.
Boys" in a bright conversational skit;
three Abdallah brothers, Arabian
tumbiers; Eldridge, who makes pictures
with sand; Myers and Rosa, jugglers, and
the kinetograph with new pictures will all
have places ON the programme.
Vester Victor will head the bill for the
week OF the 18th.
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BLUEHILL FALLS,

All the teams were out Friday and SAT-
urday hauling fire wood.
Ross Cain, Of steamer Catherine, spent
Sunday with his sister, EVE Hall.
Grace Candage spent last week at the
Plains with her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Slower
Mrs. B. A. Gray has some lilac branches
that she put in pitcher of water Jan. /.
They are all leaved out, and quite large
buds have formed.
Feb. 3. CnuNRs.