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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-08-28
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. Mears returns to her home in
Auburn Tuesday.
Elmer Davis spent Sunday with his
family at Wilson Eaton's.
Mrs. Ruby Livingston. OF Ellsworth,
visited friends here last week.
Everett Mcfarland, OF Auburn, called
on old friends here, spending Sunday night
at Henry Bartiett's.
Mrs. Alice Burkhart returned Sunday
from New York, where she has been with
her husband the past four weeks.
Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Mears visited
Mrs. Mary Lord in Surry Sunday. George
Gault took them in his automobile.
Mrs. w. P. Woodward, Mrs. w. II.
Titus and Miss Marion Woodward, OF
Ellsworth, Mrs. George p. Woodward and
son Raymond, OF New York, and Miss
Margaret Woodward, of Springvaie, were
guests at Henry Bsrtiett's Wednesday.
Aug. d. HUBBARD.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sroNINGroN.

Miss Mary Eaton has gone to Boston for
few weeks.
Mrs. Scott Geyer Is in Roekland attend
ing the carnival.
The sardine shop opened last week, but
there is scarcity OF fish.
The Eastern Steamship 20. is enlarging
and repairing its wharf here.
Mrs. 4. P. Babson, OF Brookliu, Is a
guest OF Mrs stephen Sellers.
Lyman Gray, OF Gouldsboro, is visiting
his parents, James Gray and wife.
Philip Crockett and wife are in Boston
to attend wedding in the family.
Miss Amanda Warren, Of Portland, is
the grsst of her brother Frank $.
Mrs. Frank Mullen, of vinalhaven, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Adcline Billings.
ID. Jewett Noyes is moving to Sanford.
Galen Noyes will take charge of the drug
store.
Mrs. &. +. Spofford and Mrs. Joseph
Harmon are at Old Orchard for few
weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Goss and Mrs. Florian
Small have returned from q visit with
friends in Boston.
Tilden Sawyer, who has been in Labrs-
dor on the steamer warcutah, has returned
home in poor health.
Miss Ethel Cousins, of Portland, Is
spending her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Charles Cousins.
John Lowe, who has been to the hospital
in Boston, has returned home. He has
suffered the loss OF an eye.
Elder u. w. Green, OF Brooklyn, ". ",
is in town and holding services in the
Latter Day Saints church.
Mrs. Horace B. Haskell and children,
who have been visiting her parents, have
gone to their home in Bangor.
Mrs. Louise Thuriow and Mrs. Ada
Frink are at Pleasant View cottage,
Temple Heights, on . vacation.
The North Haven Pythian sisterhood
team came Monday evening and instituted
a sisterhood here, with fifty members.
Mrs. b. l.. Noyes is at the head OF the sis
ternood.
wilniot B. ThurIow and wife have sent
out invitations to the wedding OF their
daughter, Miss Minnie, to Charles DIV er,
OF Thomaston, at the Methodist church at
high noon Sept. 3,
Aug. %. Mill.
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ISLESFORD.
CHEER.

Postmaster G. r. Hadlock was in
Augusta last week.
Miss Jennie Wiliiston, OF Somerville,
Mass, is the guest Of Miss Elsie Stanley.
Mrs. Ellen Lunt, of Swans Island, is
employed as housekeeper for &. Fl. Fer
maid.
Several from here went to Southwest
Harbor to witness the launching OF the
steamer Norumbega.
Mrs. Grace Hadlock and son Russell,
accompanied Capt. Walter Hadlock 10
Camden Sunday on business trip.
Mrs. William Armstrong, of Bath, re-
turned home Thursday, after a short visit
with her brother, Daniel Ham and wife.
A business meeting was held at the
church Thursday evening to consult with
the people in regard to having Neighbor-
hood house built in the near future. The
community is grateful to summer visitors
and friends who have contributed 30
literally to its needs, and much credit
should be extended to them for the deep
interest shown to our island people.
Aug g. s,
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WEST EDEN.
SPEC.
Aug. Is.

Mrs. Emily Babbidge, of Stonington, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Henry Robbins and wife, OF Center,
have moved to Town Hill on the farm oil
d. g. Hall.
Nj. w. Hamor and wife have returned
home from Charleston, where they at
tended the c. E. summer school.
Aaron Bunker and wife have moved
back from Northeast Harbor, and are now
with Mrs. Bunker's daughter, Mrs. Sam
uei Leighton, on account OF her ill health.
George Edwards and wife, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Edwards aunt,
Mrs. &. w. Kittredge, have returned to
their home in Massachusetts,. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Edwards mother,
Mrs. o. P. Rich.
Mrs. Minnie Hadley, who was called to
Winter Harbor on account OF her fathers
sudden illness, has returned home. Her
little son Charles, who went to the hos
pital for treatment, has been quite re-
stored to health again, and was able to &C.
company his mother.
Abdon Emery and family have gone to
Seal Harbor for few days visit with
Mrs. Emery's parents, David Marshall and
wife. Mr.. Emery, who has been overseer
of Hiilcrest farm the past two years, has
resigned his position, ana will go to Huli's
Cove and take charge OF the Hamor farm.
Aug. "a. NJ.
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ATLANTIC.

Miss Lizzie Burns is at home for her va
cation.
A. J. Staples and daughter Marie wers
at Colts Island recently visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwell, Of Worcester
Mass, have closed their cottage and re-
turned home.
s. ]. Carpenter, wife and daughter, Of
Sharon, Mass, are in town for a shor,
time. Mr.. Carpenter owns q cottage here.
Linwood Joyce has sold his house to
DR.. Gage, who will use 1t as a residence
and Office. He will build stable and
make other needed improvements.
l.. e. Joyce has moved his family to
Swans Island, where he has a. house
nearly completed. Their many friends at
Atlantic greatly regret losing such valued
neighbors.
Aug. "a. s.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss M. e. Moon was guest of Miss T..
E. Martin at Bar Harbor Saturday.
Charles Harrison and wife have been
visiting his parents, s. o. Harrison and
wife.
Harvey Hooper and wife, of Boston. are
guests of his parents, George o. Hooper
and wife.
Pastor Wood and wife are entertaining
a party of old friends and neighbors at
the parsonage.
Nathan Bunker, of Monroe, was here
Tuesday called by the illness of his
brother Atwood.
DIR. Barbara Ring. OF Arlington Heights,
Mass, with her young son and brother
Raymond are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Alex. Taylor.
Harry Merchant, who is employed at
the New Florence, Bar Harbor, was q
weekend guest of his parents, Reuben
Merchant and wife.
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WEST sTONINGTON.

Elmer Galley and wife are entertaining
his father and mother.
Miss Clara Hamblen is acting as sales
woman in Condon's dry goods store.
Sterling Stinson and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daughter,
born August 10.
Hugh Barbour, wife and little son, OF
Bluehill, are spending q few days with
Sterling Barbour and wife.
Archie Barbour has rented Q house OF
Lyman Stinson at South Deer Isle, and
will move his family there.
Mrs. George Abbott has the sympathy Of
her many friends in the loss of her hus-
band, who died at Porto Rico OF typhoid
fever Aug. 5.
Aug. "a. MUM.
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MARLBORO.
r.. III.
Aug. %,

Percy Bragdon, wife and little daughter
Bernetta, Of Massachusetts, are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Warren Grover.
a benefit socisble was given last Satur-
day evening at Racoon cove for N. M. Ma
loud, the pastor here. A pleasant evening
was spent. Cake, ice-cream and candy
were for sale. The proceeds were s12.22.
Roland W. Hodgkins died Friday, Aug.
%. He leaves eight children-Mrs. Luz
cretia Strout, OF Ellsworth; Mrs. Georgia
Brewer, Of Bar Harbor; Mrs. Margaret
Grover, of North Mariaville; Misses Rosa
belle and Audrey Hodgkins, OF this place;
Ulysses, of Albany, Ore; Ralph, Of Bar
Harbor, and Thaddeus, of Marlboro.
Aug. Is. ARE.
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LAMOINE.

Charles Reynolds and wife are at home
for short visit.
Leroy Presby and wife have been guests
at F. L. Hodgkins'.
Raph Hoyt, of wsterviIle, is a guest at
Capt. Charles Hodgkins'.
Mr.. Patterson and wife are visiting
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife.
Frank Perkins and wife, of Boston, are
occupying the cottage Of A. T. Whitaker.
A hayrack load of young people from
here attended an ice-cream social in dis
trict No. 8 Saturday night.
Mrs. A. L. Trip and family will return
to Watervilie on Tuesday, having spent
the summer at the parsonage.
Mrs. Carrie Hagerthy, OF Bucksport, has
been the guest of Mrs. Fred Hodgkins.
While here Mrs. Hagerthy called on many
of her old friends and neighbors.
Aug. %. r. H.
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WREA.
MUM.

Mrs. obed Harris has gone to Searsport
to visit her mother, who is in poor health.
Miss Velma Stewart, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Ruby Y. Kidder, came
home Friday.
Capt. Kelly and wife, of Milbridge, were
weekend guests OF her daughter, Mrs.
Cora Crowley.
The ladies' aid society had a baked bean
supper at the church Friday evening. Pro-
ceeds about IS. The heavy shower pre-
vented many from attending.
The meetings here conducted by Rev. C.
F. Wood are well attended. Mr.. Woods
father and sister, Of Woburn, Mass, are
here with him to spend their vacation.
Aug. "a. q.
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Atwood Levenselier Bunker died at his
home here aug. p, after an illness of
some weeks. Mr.. Bunker, who was in his
sixty-seyenth year, was one of family of
thirteen children born to the late Olive
Ash shd Barney Bunker. He had been a
lifelong resident of Sullivan, and had a
wide acquaintance and hosts of friends.
He had served the town efficiently as road
commissioner for some twenty-five years.
He is survived by widow and four
children Mrs. Howard Mnrch, of Bar
Harbor; Mrs. Harry Butler, Mrs. Rodney
Ash and Archie Bunker, OF this town !;
also, three brothers and two sisters-Gil-
man, of Ellsworth; Nathan, of Monroe;
Smith, Of Belfast; Mrs. Helen Ramsdell,
OF San Francisco, CAL, and Mrs. George
Whalen, of East Sullivan.
Mr.. Bunker was a member of David A.
Hooper lodge, F. and A. NJ, under the aus
pices OF which he was buried; also Of the
<. Of P.'s, of the Redmen, Pocahontas,
Pythian sisters and grange. All orders
were represented at the funeral, which
took place at the home Friday afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Wood officiating. Beautiful flow
ers testified to the esteem in which the
deceased was held. There was large floral
design from each order. Mrs. ]. X. Mitch
ell sang selections. Interment was at East
Sullivan.
Aug 26. NJ
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was a recent guest OF Mrs. Eugene Simp-
SON. Mrs. Ada Jacobs, of Cherryfieid, is
visiting Mrs. Simpson.
DR.. Francis X. Corr, of Boston, was re-
cent guest of Mrs. Mary White.
Fred Dennis, OF New York, is visiting
his parents, Capt. S. V. Dennis and wife.
Miss Harriet Conners, of Boston, was
called home by the death OF her niece,
Mrs. Dallas Ashe.
This community was greatly saddened
by the untimely death of Mrs. Dallas
Ashe. OF Gouldsboro, formerly OF this
place. Sympathy is felt for the bereaved
parents, sister and brother, as well as for
the has band and infant daughter.
Aug. %. III.
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MARIAVILLE.

Henry Frost and wife visited relatives
in Bangor last week.
Pearl and Ora Frost have gone to Bar
Harbor for a weeks outing.
George A. Carr and family attended the
Wilbur reunion at Eastbrook Saturday.
Lillian Marsh, who has been visiting
relatives at Bar Harbor the past week, is
at home.
Thomas Hanscomb and wife have re-
turned from Bar Hsrbor, where they have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. Elwood
Silsby.
Aug. %. q
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OTIS.

Mrs. Eugene Conroy and Mrs. George l..
the Hancock house in Ellsworth, were
calling on friends here last Saturday.
Their father, the late John Remick, is
buried here, this being the home Of their
childhood.
The Bangor party which occupied the
cottages at the lake last week report
splendid time. They were entertained by
the families who live near the lake, and
they in turn gave suppers, which were de-
lightful affairs, at the cottages. The even
ings were passed in plays, dancing and
singing, making pleasant week both for
visitors and natives.
Mrs. 4. l.. Grover and family enter
tanned at tea one evening last week her
cousin, Fred S. Spaulding, OF Phila-
delphia, with his friends, h. knowltoa,
OF Brewer, and W. Eddy, of Ashland.
They came out in Mr.. Eddy's car to try
their luck fishing at Beech Hill lake, and
were very successful. This was Mr.
Spaulding's first visit to the lake, which
is regret to him as he passes some time
in Maine every summer, and he says this
is the most beautiful spot OF all Maine
waters. He said: s'The shores are the
cleanest and of the whitest sand, and offer
such nice facilities for bsthers; the water
is the most placid and of the deepest blue,
from which I caught the largest and
sweetest perch that ever ate. The whole
is simply real dream OF nature" Mr..
Spaulding plans to come again for a pro-
longed visit.
Aug. 26. DAVIS.
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She was married to Mr.. Ashe about two
and half years ago, and during her resi-
dence here made many friends. Before
her marriage, Mrs. Ashe was a successful
teacher in the public schools. Besides her
husband she leaves a little daughter,
Pauline, one year old, her parents, and
sister and brother. Services and inter
ment were in Sullivan Sunday afternoon.
Aug. Is. JEN.
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Dallas Tracey and wife have returned to
Brookton.
Miss Edna Foster, OF Boston, is a guest
Of Belle Lawrence.
DIR. J. B. Fenwick, of Chelsea, is guest
OF Mrs. Otis Human. n
Miss Florence Swift, OF Andover, Mass,
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Victims to stomach, liver and kidney troubles
Just like other people, with like results in
loss. of appetite, backache, nervousness,
headache, and tired, listless, rundown feel
D. PEBBLES, Henry, Tenn, proved. @six bottles
of Electric Bitters." he writes. did more
to give me new strength and good appetite
they help everybody. It's folly TO suffer when
this great remedy viii help you from the first
dose. Try it. Only 50 cents at all druggists.
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Near Rochelle, ILL.,, an Indian went to sleep
on railroad track and was killed by the FAST
express. He paid for his carelessness with
his life. Often it's that way when people neg
lect coughs and colds. Don't risk your life
covery will cure them and SO prevent dam
gerons throat or lung trouble. SIT completely
cured me, in short time, of terrible cough
that followed q severe attack of Grip writes
j. r. Watts, Floydada, Tex, land regained
Is pounds In weight that had lost" Quick,
safe. reliable and guaranteed. SOC and sl.oo.
Trial bottle free at all druggists.
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81 have been somewhat costive, but Doan's
Regulets gave just the results desired. They
act mildly and regulate tine bowels PERFECTLY
George B. Krause, 500 Walnut Ave-, Altoona,
Pa.-Adrt
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asbrrssmfu,a.
Take It In Time !
just as Scores of E,,s,
People Have.

Waiting doesn't pay.
ifyou neglect kidney backsche.
Urinary troubles often follow
Act in time by curing the kidney.
Deans Kidney Pills are esns.,.,
weakened kidneys.
Many people in this locality rscou,
them.
Here's one case:
Mrs. ]. Il. McAuliffe, 2si Ohio 3, n.
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and other symptoms of kidney -,
Reading OF Doan's Kidney Pills. ass,s',
to try them and procured supply ~.
using them, have felt better in .-
way and am free from every symn,o.. !,
kidney trouble. i do not he.i,.,a
recommend them.n u
The above statement was given Julv ,
1905, and when Mrs. McAulitfe wa. ,n,..
viewed at later date, she said: az MIN
ingly confirm all that said in prai.. !,
Dosn's Kidney Pills some years ago ,,s
you may continue to publish my endO,..
ment. This remedy helps me whenevs,r
use it,"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cant,
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Yors
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name--D oan's-a tai,
no other.
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81 am travelling salesman" writes e. 4.
Youngs, E, Berkshire, VT, land was often
troubled with constipation and indigestion
which I have found an excellent remedy.1
For all stomach, liver or kidney troubles thew
are unequaled. Only rs cents at all druggists,
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OFFICIALS
VI o. AID ?. LEAGUE MEET AT
sTEuBEHvrLLE MONDAY
-Four Teams ross Forfeit and VII Pin
ish seAson-rittssurEh Succeeds
East Liverpool

spscial Disnatch 90 the Ini-l'ixercer
= III bf.NNiiLE. q. Aug l2-At a
meeting OF the officials Of the %. and 4.
league here to-day tho schedule for the
remainder Of the season was made out.
ana unless something Unforeseen hap
pens the league will close the season in
tact The East Liverpool team will be
shifted 10 Pittsburgh after to-morrow's
game. as the Potter City fans are not
supporting tho team. Rarney Dr~yfuss
has consented to allow the team TO
finish the season I'm the Smoky city.
The schedule for the remainder Of the
season follows:
August i3-Bridgeport at Steuben-
VIE. Fairmont at East Liverpool
August IL. 10, 16. l7-Bridgepor, at
Pittsburgh. Fairmont ut Steubenyilic
August iS-Pittsburgh at bridegroom.
Steubenville ut Fairmont
August p. 20. 21-3ridgeport nj Fair
mont Sieubenville at Pittsburgh.
August %. boosters day-Rridveno-,
at Fairmont: Pittsburgh at Steubenviile
August %. -. 25-Fairmont n, Rridre-
port. Pittsburgh at Steuhenville.
August %. p. 2s-Bridgeport AT
Pittsburgh: Steubenville at Fairrnon,
August %. 80. 81. September l-pi,,s
hnrEh at Fairmont. bridgeport at steub-
enville
september ?. Labor day Morning
bridgeport at Fairmont: Steubenville AT
pittsburgh. Afternoon. bridgeport Mt
F"irmont. Pittsburgh at Steubenvilie.
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NJ ENJOYABLE BANQUET AT
r-E WINDSOR LAST
EVENING.
when Interested Business Men Were
Guests ef E. q. carney-To
Sell Stock Here.

Wheeling is to have a modern fire.
proof hotel. The movement was set
% foot last night by gathering OF
representative business men as the
guests of r. u. Carney at the Hotel
Windsor. The Valley Investment
Company. OF Youngstown. O.. is fioat-
Ing a 100000 bond issue. and Mr.
Joseph G.. Butler. president Of the
Youngstown board OF trade. and one
or the country's leading iron masters.
has made arrangements to sell these
bonds. They are 90 be six per cent
interest bearing. and I'm addition $780,
600 OF seven per cent preferred guar
Anteed accumulative dividend stock
has been issued. Mr.. +. u. Carney has
subscribed for $50 900 worth OF this
stock. leaving $4,000 worth to be
sold In Wheeling.
The proposition in a nut shell is to
build $4,000 fireproof hotel on the
present site of the old Windsor. The
proposition commends itself very IA
vorably to the citizens OF Wheeling.
II is evident that one OF Wheeling's
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YOUNG STEWART
WINS In SECOND.
KNOCKS OUT KID IAvIosg IN
SECOND ROUND.
stsnsy Ht1 pseis-se Winner Over
TOW lss'ens By Rsfsrss.
Stewart . Ce-,sr.

Sr~-isl Ui~rsfrh 20 ths intsin.,nc,r
STEUEENNlLI-E. O. Aug i.-pv
putting Kid IAvisne. the promising
young bantan-weixht. OF Pittsburgh
down for the count here tonight Coo
Stewart. u Wheeling. paved the wav
for a bright future. n required but
two rounis for the Wheeling lad TO
land knock out blow that sent the
Pittsburgher 20 his knees. a badly de-
ieated man. Stewart and i.avigne ap-
peared in the main bout Of the even.
ing. From the very beginning stewart
had the fit'sburgher at his mercy and
the end Of the first round saw I.avigne
2 half beaten man. In the FIRST minute
Of the second round Stewart saw an
opening and sent an unobstructed
right hook 10 Iavisne's Jaw which
sent him to the floor I'm a grogEv
condition. iavigne was carried Off the
ring and did not recover fully fror,
the blow Until one-half hour after
wards.
Lavigne has fought sixty battles
during his career and has conquered
some OF the best fighters I'm the coun-
try In the tartan- weight class. Stew
art VIII now Join Jimmy Dime, the
fight promoter and will appear with
more regularity in the future. He will
Tight again on Labor Day. Young
Stoney Ritz Of this city was declared
tho winner over Tom I.aviene. OF
Pittsburgh. on n foul committed by
the latter in the middle OF the fourth
round Lavigr~ had the best Of the
Fight in the FIRST round. but Young
Ritz came back IN the next three
rounds and had his opponent grogSy
AZ times. When Ritz was fouled I'm
the fourth his second jumped into
the ring and the referee disqualified
the Wheeling boy. He afterwards de-
clar'd Ritz the winner. Another 20
between the pair will be put on I'm a
Few weeks when supremacy will be
decided. Close TO two hundred people
from Wheeling attended the bout
many coming up in automobiles. An
other fight will be held in two weeks
and among the Wheeling boys. who
VIII appear Will be Young BREEDING.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Bellalre Athletic association will
play two games with the strong team
OF b"itzhooNer. Pa. which il considered
on" or the strongest Semi-pro teams in
Pennsylvania. The visiting team, viii
con-" TO Bellaire with a long list Of vic
tories. which includes the fast Charlie
roi. Pc. ciuh. The Bellaire Iineup has
been strengthened by tho addition Of
Eberlein. % Reilaire. and Thomas. for
merry with bridgeport
The X. q. team Of DiIIonvaie chaI-
lengcs the North Ends of Martins Ferry
Tor game at Martins Ferry on sunday
afternoon. Answer through the InteIIi-
gencer
The crack Diilonvale team will line
M against the Minerva nine on Satur-
ohy afternoon on the DilIonvale grounds
'n" ~ TIE hest games Of the season a.
expected. as the Minerva club has been
defeating come OF the strongest teams
IN that section Of Ohio.
The Dolly Vardcns accep, the chal-
lenge of the ]. \. G. Juniors for a
double header Labor day. one game Z,
ne played on the TWenty-Sixth street
grounds in the morning and the other
In mo afternoon al Bridge park II sat
ist"ctory. answer through this paper
The Dolly NardcnS challenge any Is
y'ar-"ld team in tho valley for a game
SUNDAY on the Twenty sixth street
grounds. the National \. e.. Don't Vo--
rvs. Hau"rs. Mourdsvuie independent.
'r J. G. and j.. company preferred
Tho W'll-lIre Giants would like 10
"fff'E" e same V.'h some FAST ..,.t
team FOR saturday afternoon. tho Bridge.
s'u no SiuqsIr'W IaiIo.T ,sIn-1 I.sr
,unN ifr.J P-IfasaId sIuaru.dapuf NOD
i'tit i..'n". or answer through the In
tc.iEeucsr
ID" Martins Ferry Fairgrounds TENN
'N"Ileig" fh" s. 60 Juniors. ~. I'm
|"ri1Ia ~ Helairc. 80 Dolly Vardens
AMI Huli Dogs . Wheeling or any otr.-
l'-yelr-oli teams. tie comes 70 hs
played on any grounds. Answer ~. r..,ts,,
tli- paper cog call Martins Ferry Na-
tora I15.
IN important meeting ~ fhe ereru-
~" COMM ffee - trs t..f~rf f4er,.s --v,f-
Jig will Do hcld This evening az 40
"rI"rf in Tho y 81. g.. y FOR the rurraso
~ .'ffI.rg W % number - nation. ,o--
nfrioi WIN o." orrari1arlr tff rrer,-
h"rr ~ TIC committee are urged fo Loo
pr.scy-
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Have ,el ever learned to swim ~
aaHa|
fterr Fr~m~f." shs rsgueA-Ds
uoif Free IrcsN