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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-06-03

A son was born to 8. Scott Estey and
wife Thursday, May %.
There will be public sociable at Soci-
ETY. hall Friday evening.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Dunn on Thursday, May 2S.
Mrs. II. c. sproul, of Bar Harbor, was
the guest Of Mrs. Emily Smith over Sun
day.
Edwin Whitaker, Of Boston, is visiting
his parents, Capt. NJ. NJ. Whitaker and
wife.
T. j. Southwell, OF Boston, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in Els
worth.
Warren G. Jordan and wife, Of Bangor,
have been spending few days in Els
worth.
Oscar A. Tompkins and wife, of Ban
gor, were guests of Fred NJ. Blaisdel. and
wife Memorial Day.
John O'Brien and wife, who have been
living in Bar Harbor for tie past winter,
have returned to Ellsworth.
Monaghan's orchestra OF six pieces is
engaged to play for the graduation ball Of
Cherryfield academy June IS.
George Porter Paine, professor of mathe-
matics at Ripon (Wis.) university, is at
home for the summer vacation.
The schooner Ann c. Stuart is on the
railway at Curtis yard having a new keel
put in, and other repairs made.
Mrs. E. L. Curtis, Of Maiden, Mass,
formerly OF Ellsworth, is spending week
with friends and relatives here. +"
The Surry road embroidery club met
with Miss Alice Higgins last Tuesday
afternoon. Refreshments were served.
Chief Justice l.. A. Emery and Associate
Justice King, OF Ellsworth, are sitting at
the June term Of the law court in Bangor.
J. A. Cunningham and Charles Mona
CHAN are attending the session OF the
United States district court in Bangor as
jurors.
George L. Morrison, of Dexter, former
proprietor of the Ellsworth woolen mill,
has been spending a few days in Ellis
worth.
Capt. Enoch N. Moore, father OF Edwin
Nj. Moore Of Ellsworth, died at his home
in Colts Island Tuesday of last week, aged
seventy years.
1t is understood that the government
engineers will be here within a week to
begin work on the preliminary survey for
the dredging of Union river.
The Ellsworth high school base ball
team met its first defeat of the season at
the hands of the Washington academy
team at Machias last Saturday.
Linwood p. SWEET and wife, formerly OF
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COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

Hancock hall - Happy Hour theatre.
Moving pictures and illustrated songs;
afternoons from to 5; evenings, to 10.
Admission, 10c.; children under L, at all
times, &c.
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9 and 10,
of Congregational churches.
Wednesday, June II, 1.3O p. NJ, at Ham
cock hall-Democrat county convention.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 10 and
17-North Ellsworth fair.
COUNTY.
June 90 to July 17-Summer school for
teachers at Castine normal school.
Tuesday, Aug. IS, at Bluehill Mineral
Springfield day of Hancock Pomona
grange.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. s, and 1O-Fair of Hancock County
agricultural society at Mountain park,
Bluehill
Thursday, Sept. "a, at Arden lYoung's
grove, Otis-Field day of Green Mountain
Pomona grange.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept % and 80
Fair of Northern Hancock agricultural
society at Amherst.
Wednesday, Sept. 3O-Orland fair.
STATE.
Wednesday, June A-Camp-meeting of
Eastern Maine Veteran association at
Jacksonville.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
General Committee is Circulating
Subscription Paper.

General Committee is Circulating
Subscription Paper.
Plans for Ellsworths Fourth of july
| celebration go merrily forward. The gen
| eral committee is now circulating a sub
scription paper, and reports encoura ging
success.
Several meetings OF the general and SUBJ
committees have been held during the
past week, and work is being pushe all
along the line. The full programme can
| not be announced, however, before next
week.
The committee on mounted parade
report. twenty to thirty mounts already
promised. The carnival display, which
will be part OF the regular morning
parade, promises to be an elaborate
feature. The committee on illumination
are working on plans which will make
this big feature OF the celebration. 1t is
probable that arrangements will be made
to allow visitors to Ellsworth to go
through the new dam and inspect the
power house. during certain hours in the
afternoon.
7
on the river, which can be witnessed from
the bridge, and it is expected to have also
log drivers race and exhibition Of log
riding, something Ellsworth has not had
an opportunity to see for many years.
An exhibition fire drill by the city fire
department is another feature promised.
Several companies of uniform rank, X.
of p, are in correspondence with the COM
mittee, and it is expected to have several
of these companies here to participate in
the parade and enter into competitive
drill with the Ellsworth company, which
has voted unanimously to take part in the
celebration.
Another meeting Of the general and SUBJ
committees will be called for the latter
part of this week.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Edna Tenney has gone to Bangor te
work.
James Murch, of Boston, was called
home by the illness of his father, Charles
Murch.
Mr.. Gross, Of Ellsworth Falls, has pur-
chased the James Wilson place, so called,
of Dr. A. c. Hagerthy, and moved his
family there.
Mrs. Celia Smith Fullerton has gone to
Gardiner to visit her son Calvert. She
will also visit ber parents in Dedham, and
other relatives in Brewer.
Mrs. Agnes Remick Alley, of New York,
accompanied by her son Arthur, visited
her mother, Mrs. Cordelia Remick, re-
Gently. She will 60 to Bar Harbor for the
summer.
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BAPTIST.
Rer. P. A. A. Kiuam, pastor.

Rer. p. A. A. K1llant, pastor.
Sunday, June = Morning service at
1890. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 11.45. Christian Endeavor meeting at T..
Evening service at 7.30.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.30.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rHIs WEEK.

Burke Leach-Deputy sheriffs sale.
II w Morang-Fruit and sweet cream.
II Phillips-Horses for sale.
BLuEAILL, Me:
Chase Granite Co - Ladys saddle horse
wanted.
BANGOR, Me:
Sawyer Dental Co-Dentistry.
AUGUSTA, Me:
Strout Co-Real estate.
MILLS, MASS:
Clicquot Club Co-Ginger ale
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Capt. Eben Wooster's Rpdy Found.
HANCOCK, May 80 (special)-The body
of Capt Eben P. Wooster, who was
drowned on April 16 by the upsetting OF
a skiff in which he was crossing from
Hancock to North Sullivan, was found to-
day on the shore at the Addition cottage
near Mt. Desert Ferry, by B. c. Addition,
of Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-06-03
NICOLIN.

s. Milton Beckwith will speak on the
topic, s'The Christian Endeavor Move
ment as 1 understand it," followed by
praise service, at the church next Sunday
evening.
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
AT ELLSWORTH PosroFFIcE.
In effect May 10. 1908.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsr-7Il a m, 4.3g and sos pm.
FROM EAsT-11.07 m. 1908, 5.55 and 1882 M.
MAIL CLOSES AT posroFFIcE.
GOING EAsr-6.30 a m, 4 and $50 p m.
GOING wEsT-l1.45, IL 80 m, $50 and Q m.
SUNDAY MAIL.
FROM WEsr-Ar. 7.2O a m.
GOING WEsT-Mail closes $50 p m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

EASTERN STAR.
 Masonic Temple. first and thiri Mondays. 2 p n Mabel s-arlc. see 
 Nome odd Fellows Club meets Hrst and third Friday evening at o'clock. at Federal Labor hall Arthur Gibson. secretary.
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HOW TOM LAWSON WOULD
 HAVE WRIT TEA BASEBALL

Tl. r"st.r a.aa- mi~=ed star #a.# # T##-a. pasza5 min
 delesate from SYM as aeuId a4te .=-. .aa ,r Inc gam. wood,u hIaek a Hm- partiug tho E.rHa fl, aH .s- fender
 When tle umpire showed me home guard bum aI.eua-Ht gaa s.uld falz for sam..lue t Taa aa au the job.
 "Tim IIur4t tha =TiaHne-srfu. 4 shrimp rhaf aaae aeaF u"ah af.u the brains ef a h.a uut a- aut ar t yesterday
 When the saurt=tap booted oua and lost thr game rsWe how He.d feel tle morning after when Inc noticed this ia print under Toms signature: If Chat goggle-eared yellow flushed spaniel with mitts resembling new boiled lob
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Tn j <. Nakkila b.s= hell =ar= or assigns:
 You are hereby notified Har r. me undersigned have expended ia rlbar and Improvements the sum af aue hundred o$loo) dollarz for eaea of the wears laoG and l9o. upon tHa following described laecr mining claim to-Ntts Columbia Group claim sfuatrd ,n Cripple creek. Tairhavcu Mining bis trlct. District of Alaska.
 And you. and each of you arc fur thcr notified that if you 1o uat within ninety iaol dals from the date of final publication of this notice. cause to be paid to the undersigned your rropor- tionatc share of saId expenditure. as co-owner your interest in slid claims will heeome the property of the un- dersigned under section es2i of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Date of first pub. April II. l9oS. Date of last pub July II. 1908.
 IT SAMUELSON.
 Co-oWner
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l.6u food Ag Ea aa 3b- tt.H rreus ar 2 tar5e-
 sheI' haar1. ua mieHt have
 iHtaHa If er-atH-r aan s-..ae
 tfasaa th aa't Ha ea.ns some sae pLas- in that doushnut- arIu aH. skunk who polluted the ta hl- decisions Tasterday.a etc. CT tH- "Jaes Kn-sHt that meg au#e-f3otad #-ntipede Who showed his bamI.- waited farhead t1 the ground saHg after huHt' ele
 Tne #baNe are only few samples ,f .rlt Tom eaHel ihe American reo- --a Wa3 taa fart He has already dfaun. aal the added vocabulary he aauld gather iu after miuelms with th- sporting push a feW rounds. thera's no tcfliag what choice phrases the Boston scribe might have set adrist. The chances are he would have come pretty near revising the grand old game.
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KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EMMETs.
 Wednesdays. ?. m. A. McGetti- gan, Sec.
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CONNECTS IN ENGLISH
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,.N IauHar sa

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BROTHERHOOD or OWLS. NOME
 NEST, NO. 90.

Thursday. S:3O p m. w NJ Eddy Sec.
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Largest Billiard and Pool Room lu Alaska at the Board of Trade
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DISTRICT COURT DAILY MINUTES

Hammer v aI y- SraHf .s# t# motion of ]. J Reagan lef.na4H. as.s granted ten days additnt. #r. .s.H-
 u which co answer
 Espe ct af vs. steufHa.a John Eustearl presented motion .. -au nraucn Of F. N Eide mn .tt.a..-a n support thereof. q. ! I.---.# fHr #a- mg santrt and aftas s4aaaHf fHa motion v9- granted Motion nr -r- der ;D how cause vHH#hfE # av.-f- tiors should not be stricken earn. aa for hearing q. J. Lomaa JpraIruE ar The motion and John Easfr4ta a.ttaa. and after argument .-a matter aFs taken uurirr atvfSctnrHe f.. i'm -ofrs. briefs ts .h, submitted '. -h. ae4.f : J Lomeu them moved In. gaHrf f.r sa order directing that h. msa=s -a d. posit he paid over to tHe plaintiffs. aad after argument the motion eHe .tb- mittcd
 Wright e, aI vs. EaHe st lW jurors moi engaged iH tH. 'H# -f t#I4 easa eere .xcnsed uutt Nras X tsas at 70 q ml Trial resumed Hura fH present W \ Gumarr moved aa. court for an order a1aau- nlm, Fleming Hanks. AlHag md Laeae to remain in tho court faau darHa tHe triaI uHieH motion aa. r...ataa a. < ! pa1t -Hd motion reduced l.. IL Peterson wa- recalled bv defendants for further eross-eNmuauaa. n1 thereafter T M Gibsr= ua- =Hara tse4 testified eu be#aIf af plaintiffs mH r o'claeB noon. when Inc ur a3s aaz monish-a and eour' adjourned W'a r. F. m
 t5 D. m
 Wright r' ai vs EvIng -f nj TrH re-uHsa Jurors all present r. = Gibson aa the staud far further - direct examination. artar which r.a.a- d0s rest
 Defendants case:
 E ! Summers wte sworn and f.- ancd aH behalf of defendants WH- hess Identified larre map af the Y-s= iaw,tenr claim and adjoining claims which aas admitted without af5.ctlaH and marked Defendants. Ex#blt ' tHd then C Y EwiHg wl- sworn aud testified for defendants. THa aitu f1eH'iaaa 8 certified aapy of Hat.o. st feraflen rf f4e Yellowstone --aa.4= aau claim b, = V Ewing eIa JH | ieof. which was 4dimtteH without objection and marked Defendants Esz hbit The following original d.af= Hrro offered aaa admitted iH =4a3.s=- WHHauf objection rr marked a low Decd from < r J,urs To C v Ewing. March e@. iaus uHr el p,feadauts ExhHIi [ d.ad Ha# John Irwin te C. Y Ewing r,u 19o' marked bcfcud1ut' Exhibit 2. deed from J F Kjes s#te.C H Ewms. Feb. 1907. marked BrfrudHt- Ex- hihit $ dced frum J F. Kjaz ta.c. Y Ewing. Jan a1 l9o5 aaft.a p,f,n1- ants Exhhit . deed nau r Con uen [" C Y Ewing May F. laac marked Defendants Exhibit de-a from | C Cornell Co o'. Y Ewing Fob 2. 1907. marked prfcudaats' Exhibit deed from A C GunueH fo C. '. Eu- ing. Jun" i3 i9ol marked D.feudaul- Exhibit Q. deed from c. V Ewing q, Eugene chilberg et ata Aug 2. ian7. marked Defendants Exhibit la. de.d from r NJ. Burlcn to C. Y EuIHe Feb. 2 1so7. marked nefend4ui-' E> hibit II. deed from F. M Imr,l,u ls C. V. Ewing. Feb f 1go7. marked n. feudants' Exhilt l2. N z=as D. H the jury Were admonishr1 and court adjourned until Tuesday ArrH zs leas at 10 q m
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outside fha and. rr.-. ..a.... scene If .a- #.-.-#.- ~..uG their ar- Hears. if a-- t.. iii. .W#.tz =aaurgd Tho eou- " sm .Hslr at- ..# FH4u.t .a.y sy.ra .rtfan aa a'..s#H ta ascertain annual participants in aH-at u4s Birch aat.T from taa Ha.r 4##.l- and e-l.ra6 HaHa H.-
 a#aH- Hf
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LADIES. ATTENTION.

The French Lauudrs f- H.a ..Gs ta take tder curtains
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DOMAINS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month, at S:30 p. m. Pioneer hall. Steadman avenue.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-02

week for appendicitis and also had
two tumors removed, n Of them
weighing over eleven pounds. Re-
ports from the hospital a. to her
condition are very encouraging. .
Chicago, Dec. 27-"Ons thousand
saloons will have gone out of BUSH
ness in this city by May /, next"
said Adam OrtseIfen. president of
the McAvoy Brewing Company dur
ing a talk last night on the scarcity
Of barley, which is seriously crippl-
ing the large breweries and the malt
houses and may mean a probable
raise in the price per barrel of beer
within a few weeks. Both breveries
and masters for several weeks have
been bidding almost to the point Of
wiping out the margin OF profit in
order to get the few carloads of
that arrive in this market
each day. Beer is now selling at
from $3.50 to 81. 90 a barrel. accord
ing to quality. 1--WE are not max
ing a dollar under the present con-
dition," said Mr.. Ortselfen, land as
a business mar I can foresee only
an increase in the price. II is
fact that hundreds Of the smaller
saloons are not making much If any
money nov and / predict that 1000
saloons will have closed their doors
by May /, next"
During the last couple of years, a
good many dairymen in Australia
have adopted the practice of blank
citing their cows during wet and cold
weather and the results in every
case are spoken of as being highly
satisfactory. When cows are kept
the food they consume, in
'tead Of being utilized to maintain
heat, is largely devoted to
he production of milk, and in this
Fsy the dairyman realizes a large
profit on the very small outlay re-
to provide blankets for his
in cold weather. Men who
lave studied the subject closely say
hat the effect of covers on cows is
cry remarkable. The quiet COWS
'ecome more quiet and commended,
those that are shy or nervous
ave their nerves soothed, and SUBJ
ait to being handled without fear.
is no fad of one or two men,
at has become so common that
manufacturers have placed several
inds Of blankets, as coverings, on
be market with a view to supply
,g the demand that has arisen. It
said, however, that a homemade
lankes. made from old wheat bags,
erves the purpose as we'll rs any
hing. After they have been worn
Or q short time they become
noroughly water > proof. - North
test Farmer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-02
BrOcke's Chop Mil.

Brocke's Chop Mil.
Larson. real estate. that's all.
The Nesperce Land Company.
Dollar watches at the jewellery
store. If
HearId Rye at the Log Cabin
Saloon.
You can't miss IT IL you p~atronize
the Boss Barn.
Little Johnnie zellers is reported
quite sick this week.
The Nezperce Land Company
wants yogE property.
II you want saddle horses, rigs,
or horse feed, come to the Boss Barn.
GrangevilIe and Spokane beer Csc
per quart a, the Log Cabin Saloon.
J. T. Orbison vas seriously sick
Sunday but IS o able to be up and
around.
Miss Eta Brown spent las, week
with her sister. Mrs. Markell. at
vollmer.
Some second hand grain sacks for
sale at a reasonable price. See J..
B. Lauby.
Just received a fine line of watches
at the jewellery store. Prices to
suit the times. If
B. T. Richardson the Jeweler ali
work on watches and clocks guam
teed for one year. If
A good II horse power gasoline
for sale cheap. Enquire at
The Herald Office.
Roy Gallagher came ove from
Cottonwood to spend Christmas with
in Nezperce.
FARMERs-Remember that the
Nezperce Chop Mill grinds at all
times. c. II. Brooke, prop.
Mrs. w. E. Coble left Saturday
for Juliaetta, where she will visit
relatives and friends for a short time.
Cedar Brook, the only barrel of
rhiskey in Nezperce straight from
he government wearhouse at the
Did Corner Saloon.
Wood Choppers Wanted 50. 90
Der cord l6-in. wood. Enquire at
Mrs. r. E. Curtis's ranch 8 miles
of Fletcher.
Notice is here by given that after
Nov. LIST the fare from Nezperce to
will be S1.so. Miller &
Stellmon Gray & Stellmon.
, All hremen r requested TO be
at the meeting tomorrow
light. There will be an election and
installation Of officers and a jolly
,ood time. 4
T. P. O'Conner returned home
saturday from Spokane. Mrs.
)'conner was operated upon last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
MANILA NEXT ON THE LIST
Atlantic Fleet Leaves Australian Wa
tiers With Heartiest Good Wishes
of the Peoule.

Albany, West Australia, Sept 1S-The
American Atlantic fleet unier command
of Rear Admiral Sperry. left here at
o'clock this afternoon for Manila, 5000
miles away, where it is due to arrive Oct.
or 3. The flagship Connecticut did not
leave with the other vessels, but she will
depart at midnight and overtake the rest
of the fleet tomorrow. She was delayed
by coaling operations. She will pass ROtt
Nest Island near Fresmantle at IL o'clock
Sunday morning. The fleet is making nine
knots an hour.
The delay of one day here-the vessels
oasioned by the unreliability of the char
tered collieries, a circumstance which in
time of war might be attended with most
serious results.
Rear Admiral Sperry has dispatched the
following message to Alfred Deakin, the
premier of the commonwealth. in reply
to the communication sent by the pre-
mier yesterday wishing the Americans
God-speed on the continuance of their
voyage to home waters:
Il thank you most heartily for the cor
dial greeting sent in the name of the
government and people of the common
wealth and we warmly and responsibility
reciprocate your good wishes The public
and private hospitality extended to us
during our stay in Australian waters has
created mutual and friendly sympathies
and understandings which years of ordi-
nary intercourse could not have brought
about and which must cement and make
more enduring the cordial relations so
happily existing between the American re-
public and the Australian commonwealth.
porous development of your splendid COM
monwealth."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
BURGLARS AT T0OELE.
Attempt Made to Enter State Bank
at That Place-Are Fright
ened AWAY.

Tooele, Sept 1s-A bold attempt to bur
glarize the bank was made here last
night. The Tooele County State bank,
which has only been in operation about
three months, is temporarily located in
the county court house, awaiting the erec-
ton of the new bank building.
Attorney John b. Gordon, who was
sleeping at the court house, was awak-
ened by a pounding noise below. on the
ground floor AS he went to investigate
the cause of the disturbance he saw a
man standing near the foot of the stairs.
while the noise was still going on at the
bank vault. Mr.. Gordon, being unarmed,
ordered the intruder to leave
The sheriff and president of the bank
were notified and on making an inyes-
tigation found the burglars had made
their entrance into the building by pry-
ing open a window in the sheriff's Of
flee. A hole had been started In the
brick wall by means of chisel and the
sherffs billy club used for a hammer.
To deaden the noise of the brick falling
on the floor. two of the sheriff's valises
were used, one of which contained an au-
tomato revolver and a pair of handouts
In their hurry TO escape a large sledge
hammer two wood saws, a chisel and a
mans hat were left behind
The sheriffS force is following every
clue possible to apprehend the would-be
thieves.
The banking company carries burglary
insurance sufficient to cover the amount
of money kept on deposit at any time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
SWING OF TAFT
AROUND CIRCLE
Itinerary includes Cheyenne
and Denver-0ne Day Will
Be Spent in Wisconsin.

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-Owing to pressure
for Mr.. Taft's presence in the west Mr..
Dixon announced today that 1t had be-
come necessary to rearrange the candi-
dates itinerary. Under the new ar
rangement Mr.. Taft will be In Wisconsin
one day instead of two. A meeting at
Des Moines. previously not provided for.
has been arranged. The revised itinerary
follows:
Wednesday. Sept %, leave Cincinnati.
s a. M: Ado, Ind, ] p. m; Chicago,
Railwaymen's Taft club, evening.
Thursday. Sept. "a. Madison. Wis, l p.
m: Milwaukee, evening meeting.
Friday, Sept. %. Des Moines, Ia, even
Saturday. Sept. &c. St. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, evening meeting
Sunday. Sept. q. rest at Minneapolis.
Monday. Sept. Is, Grand Forks, n. D.,
p. m; Fargo, evening meeting.
Tuesday Sept. %. Mitchell, 5. D., noon;
Sioux City. Ia, evening meeting.
Wednesday, Sept. 30, Lincoln. Neb,
evening.
Friday. oct. 2, Cheyenne, wyo.. p.
m; Denver. evening.
Saturday. Oct. 3. Topeka, Kan. even
ing -, c,,.
Monday, Oct. 3. St. Joseph, Mo-, noon.
Tuesday. Oct 6, st. Louis.
Wednesday, Oct. Z. Chicago, 1870 m. {;
deep waterways convention; Galesburg,
ILL.,, 4:30 D. m; Chicago. evening banquet.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth has
accepted an invitation To speak at BAN
quet of the Hamilton club. Chicago, on
Sept. IS. other speakers are to be James
s. Sherman Republican candidate for vice
president, and Senator William Alden
Smith of Michigan.