Sbfcntfennmt*. Rsed, of Kllsworth, and Mrs. Annie 'Itjfnrtiacmmis. _ v- LOCAL AFFAIRS. Powers, of Bangor. Mrs. Higgins had friends in Ellsworth who NEW AI1VKUTIM M ENT* THIS WEEK. many regret C. 0. RURRILL & deeply to hear of her death. She visited SON, state assessor**’ notice. here about two *■* I‘s ('omtnissiiiu of fi-h and fisheries—Sealed years ago. ^ 1 proposals. The Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New Hancork lmll— M urrDon ( omeily « «>. m j of m qenekal INSURANCE Robert It H" in. < * in«u1 me v; paid in this vicinity. Makes the food more de'icious and v 'v '. sew Most Kciiiihle Home ami Foreign Coni pan it's. Curtis Novelty < <>— Agent wanted George W. Davis, of Boston, formerly J'■■//> a ih/r V'i/h ! ■■■■■■■BHanannaHDunaniaaBHBaMHManiir^nMnnnnHr «ommJ9 L Safi )J. of this a brother of 10. Davis, t'nvijmt Far othrr focal news see pages •/, .7 and S. city, Henry lias purchased the Tontine house at Miss Mari* *i of Auburndaln, In sums to Hu it on real c.si ate and Morgan, Unitarian noinc. improved Brunswick. The Tontine is a popular re- of the engine had passed over the boy’s Conference at MON KY TO LOAN J is the guest of Miss Mabel —--- collateral.- ... MafiH., .joy. it off at ankle and The annual session be Han- sort for travelling men, and as Mr. Davis leg, cutting the badly eighth Miss Be tie Bnd are vis- the bones above the ankle. cock conferenee of l .an Had Joy Harry Joy has hjmself been on the road for many mangling county iting their Mrs. F. W. Stanton, in The was below the Christian churches ill he held sister, years, both host and hostelry are likely to leg amputated juBt pother Boston. * be popular. knee. with the Lamoine church on MV; day and THERE’S NO ARTICLE E. K. and wife drove to Ells- The State tish and commissioners Wednesday, Aug. 1 and 2. Hopkins James S. Reynolds, an honest and in- game On ho a worth from Brooklin a house Tuesday evening at 6.30 the opening at small Saturday, returning dustrious citizen of Elllsworth, died held hearing at' the American on the sermon of the conference will h Jven by Sunday. Tuesday, aged fifty-eight years. The de- last Wednesday evening petition of Ellsworth to close the Rev. A. L. Hudson, of Buffalo, in the FURNITURE .... M iss Sadie W. Burrill has returned from ceased was a native of Kllsworth, a son of sportsmen OF church at East Lamoine. Th° exerciser a visit f three weeks with friends in the 1h'< Nathaniel C. Reynolds, and all streams flowing Into Branch pond. The on at 1 * of was to a to Wednesday will begin o’clock, Montreal. his life had been spent here. He was a object the petitioii put stop the of small salmon which run and will be held at Shore L el, Kov. C. F. of Jamaica Mast* vetc;n of the civil war. An aged mother catching Dole, Plain, Lamoine Point. up the streams from the pond. The will preach at the Unitarian church survives him. small salmon bite voraciously, and un- Rev. Charle F. 1 ok, c? Jr- P; n, BELGIAN COUCHES. Sunday morning. R. B. Holmes, proprietor of the West conscionable fishermen have taken hun- will speak on “Religion f Men and The schooner “Samuel Lewis” came off End furniture store, announces that lie dreds of salmon from Hix to eight inches Boys”. Other speakers are .. C. C. the marine railway last week, and the is about to retire from the business. long from the streams. There were two Everett, D. D., Rev. H. A. Eli Rev. S. C. * went on. Some years ago Mr. Holmes gave up the “Victory” remonstrants at the hearing before the Bench, and Rev. T. C. Perkin Tin are made of well-seasoned and fruit and confectionery business because y substantially wood, highly finished, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knox, of Chester, commissioners. asked that certain Lamoine will be reached boat leav- the indoor work too They by A few we are proved confining, are upholstered in Velour of handsome patterns. days ago bought Mass., visiting Mrs. Knox’s parents, brooks up which the salmon did not run, ing Bar Harbor daily at 5.15 p. m.. and on I and his present change is to be made for Calvin P. and wife. were b at '• a us to offer these Joy but from which only trout caught Wednesday by special .ng Bar tin1 entire stock *>f Boston dealer, and this enables high- the same reason. Mr-J. J. i\ Simon!on ;s much mocc com- be left open. The commissioners voted Harbor about 9.20 a. m. P * will re- at the nominal of of grade couches price Rev. N. H. Whittlesey, D. D., New < fortable thi~* week, and her friends are to close Winkutnpaw, Gotta, and Rocky j turn to Bar Harbor after th>- ercih*s. II,. the committee n, Conn., secretary of Rond and to that effect A dinner will be st : at t ue more hopeful of her recovery. brooks, notices picnic of the national council of ministerial re- will be at once. I hotel noon free to who at- C. \V. Bobbins, editor of the Oldtown posted Wednesday lief for the Congregational churches, tend the conference. A cord.-b invita- $5.50. Enterprise, was in town last week and | in the I spoke Sunday morning Congrega- “J IIK tion is extended to all to attend. made The American a call. BLUFFS.” pleasant tionnl church. He made an earnest ap- one to a customer. At Hancock Furniture Store. ^ Only County's Largest Miss Margaret H. the Hayes, competent peal for contributions for the ministerial Ellsworth Men Negotiating for Pur- jjinancial. and faithful in The Ameri- book-keeper relief fund, making it appear as a duty chase of Hotel at Mt. Desert Ferry. can is her annual vaca- ••••••» i« • ••• •: office, enjoying rather than a charity. E. H. Oeely. of Ellsworth, representing tion. The MethodiHt and Bantist r Ellsworth and Bar •) -C • A. W. CUSHMAN & SON, Sunday numher of Harbor CL d-i ^4-~7 Harvey W. Bowie*, of Bangor, formerly schools are arranging for their unnunl ex- is for the pur- gentlemen, negotiating ; Jciiciy^ of Ellsworth, was married yesterday. cursion lo Newbury Neck by schooner chase of the hotel, “The Bluffs,” at Mt. (• ») Cor. Main and Franklin Stn., Ellsworth. C) is the most import ;feature '• 1 lie bruit* v. us m iss iselle A. Merrill, or and The will be made next Desert It was an- tug. trip Ferry. prematurely <• ol an invcslmeut. *) Bangor. Tuesday, Aug. 1, if a suitable vessel can be nounced last week that the sale had been Miss Lizzie M. Osgood it ft Tuesday for obtained. It is probable that a number of closed. i Borh I* MunicipalX 9) Cottage City, Vineyard llaven, where she Cninn river yachts will go down the bay Mr. Greely said yesterday that the CLOTHING had been a are safer than alm< t any form MIDSUMMER will be the remainder of the slight en.j toyed negotiations delayed by of investment, a: ''.l fair » the < .it of the school ex- hitch in the title. He 0, now demand No better stock in Ellsworth summer. .joyok Sunday thought, however, in in greatest <• interest returns. •) cursionists. that it w ould not a serious obstacle, to select from. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lynch, of prove and that the hotel would soou change West Somerville, Mass., are vi iting rela- At an adjourned parish meeting of the hands. LIGHT-WEIGHT SUITS. tives and friends in this c.iy, thoir for- C'u;.i;:egHtionai society held last Saturday Y fOGG & GO. the matter of a was It is the purpose of the prospective pro- ?;T LE.s, mer home. parsonage | evening, to continue The Bluffs as a first LIGHT-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. further discussed. After long delibera- prietors « » Col. Joseph W. Porter, of Bangor, was IVi. class summer hotel. Extensive BANGOR, tion it was voted to build, and to place improve- • in Ellsworth Monday. Col. Porter is • • 0 • • • i • 3 • 9 • • * « ?. 5 *y LIGHT-WEIGHT HOSIERY. the matter in the hands of a ments will be made. The hotel com- familiar to Bangor Commercial readers as absolutely committee of three. A committee of live mands one of the finest views to be f und And everything else that will tend to add ease and com- Wayfarer”. \\u chosen to select this committee of along the coast of Maine. fort to the hot spell. Miss Alice Haslem, whose serious illness a BARROWS & three. At this writing the latter com- The hotel was erected in 1885 by stock BLAKE, BROWN, was is now _ reported last week, critically It mittee has not been chosen. company, and cost about £11,000. has, BANGOR, ME. ill. Her little en- physician gives very with the two adjacent cottages belonging ■e Morrison comedy company is couragement. to the property, about sixty-five guest- OWEN BYRN, booked to appear in Hancock hall for the Senator ant| Mrs. McMillan, of Michi- rooms, and there are dining entire week 31. The spacious .... Ellsworth. begining July Water Street, gan, and Mrs. Anderson, of Washington, halls, music-room, office, observatory, etc. company is composed of ten players, arid 1). C., are guests of Senator and Mrs. Hale The house is well furnished and fitted. ; “they present’’. **nys the Rockland Star, “a j Investment Securities, [T KILLS ALL FORMS of INSECT LIFE at “The Piues”. The present management of the hotel smoot h, even and enjoyable performance.’’ WK SUAI.L a will continue during the season. The "jl ^ Robert Alexander has hen that sur- The repertoire includes t tie comedy- herself and her owner other hotel is doing a good business this year. of LOW X Continue the X prised the drama “Fogg’s Ferry,” “Dangers of a Letters Credit, -.... T Business T GOODELLS day by laying an egg that measured 7*4 Great City,” “Ten Nights in a Bar Room.” X AT TIIK inches. How’s that? Post-office “Harborslde” Discontinued. by Excellent performances are promised. Ij! in Han- Mrs. F. A. Coombs will leave Ellsworth The post-olfice at Harborside, Steamship Tickets, | There will be a meeting of t lie Ellsworth cock county, will be discontinued after --1— WIGGIN the Inst of this week for New York, to members of the 26th Maine regiment at | 31. her husband. will reside for July COM INC. KVKNTF. • join 'They Grand Army hall to-morrow evening, to East the present at Orange, N. J. choose a committee to make arrange- J DRUG Househunter—How about the people in Friday evening, July 28, at Fox’s hall, | The tiremen were called out Sunday ments for the re-union of the regiment to the flat above—have they any children*! Waltham—Dance. Music by Monaghan to Paris Green. Doos afternoon by a small blaze in the rear of be held in Ellsworth on August 17. It is Superior Agent—Mercy, no! The general secre- Hancock Hall, Ellsworth, week begin- | the building on Water street formerly proposed to hold the public exercises in STOREl not Harmless to of the Mothers’ Mutai as- under the of injure plants. tary Experience ning July 31—Morrison comedy com- management occupied by Carr’s market. No damage. the afternoon and camp tire in the even- •j. man or beast. sociation lives there. pany. Change of programme every even- hall. There will be a Mrs. E. who has been ing at Odd Fellows’ ing. Prices 10, 20, 30 cts. E. G. I Also a stock of Raymond Dewey, The evidence shows MOORE, larjje dinner at the room. The busi- magistrate—The | several weeks with her mother, banquet and Aug. 1 and 2— •ST REGISTERED DRUGGIST. v spending stole the chickens. The Tuesday Wednesday, ness meeting will be held in the forenoon. you prisoner— Mrs. E. G. Swett, in this city, left for Conference at Lamoins Point. PARIS GREEN. Fo’ de Lawd, jedge, I didn’t! Ef yo’send Unitarian Special attention paid to prescriptions Portland last week, where she will make a Belle D., wife of Henry A. Pierce, died ana mall order*. T me to dis’ll be anudder case Wednesday and Thursday, Trenton jail Dreyfus Tuesday, ran1 and in *r home. Sunday at her home on the old We u-e great pure drug4 FOR SALE RY 5, 6, 7, at Wyman park, Ellsworth- medicine* and preacrlp- Mrs. Pierce Sept. compounding J Miss Della C. of road, aged sixty-three years. Annual fair of Hancock county fair lions. T Hopkins, Cambridge, Indies, clean your kid with Lf leaves a husband and six children—Mrs. gloves association. with a Miss Anna M. G. A. I*ARCHER, Mass., friend, llowe, Belle glove cleaner, for sale only by M LOOK FOR THE T Hester Brown, of Belfast; Mrs. Mary and of Cambridge, is spending her vacation for kid anc Tuesday, Wednesday i'iiursday, DRUGGIST, B. of Dorches- Uallert, headquarters gloves ami at Mountain La- Thayer and Robert Pierce, Sept. 19, 20, 21, park, ILLUMINATED MORTAR. with her mother, Mrs. Berry, at her the famous All the lead SX Main Street, Ellsworth. Lincoln Paragon gloves. Bluehiil—Annual fair of Hancock county | ter, Mass.; H. N. Pierce, of South moine Point cottage. shades in lace and agricultural society. and Miss Fannie Pierce of Ellsworth, and ing clasp. ARLES II. Charles A. Hanscom, of Baltimore, ar- 'll DRUMMEY, another married daughter living in Cali- ( rived Monday for a vacation of three UtiDcrtiscmcnts. ATTORNEY fornia. Much sympathy is expressed for weeks. Mrs. Hanscom has been here sev- AND the bereaved family. Funeral services eral weeks with her parents, Mr. and AT LAW. were held Tuesday, Rev. J. M. Adams COUNSELOR Mrs. W. B. 1 FRUITS.—- Campbell. officiating. | Room# •_* and I, First Nat’l Rank Buildino, E. O. Smith, formerly of Ellsworth, now ? PEARS. The Ellsworth board of education on j KLLSWORTH, MAINE. of Seattle, Wash., sends The American ! Great MIDSUMMER Saturday elected Ernest H. Pratt, of V PEACHES. t of Seattle an indication that copies papers, Pishon’s Ferry, principal of the high ♦ A Cuban Railway. “Ev” still remembers Ellsworth an ? CALIFORNIA PLUMS. kindly school, and Misses Clio M. Chilcott. of When one wishes to leave Havana by Ellsworth remembers him. BANANAS. Ellsworth, and Ina S. Taylor, of Winslow, rail to see something of the real Cuba— j E. H. Greely has entered several of bin as assistants. All the teachers are gradu- ORANGES. to take a to Pinar del Rio or to j nay, trip horses in the races at Pittsfield in August ates of Colby. Mr. Pratt graduated with must get up very early. LEMONS. j Cleufuegos—he In the 2.26 race, to he trotted Aug. 22, art the class of ’95. For the past two yearH The trains leave at six o’clock in ♦ SAL through Philip and Leavitt, and in the 2.35 race oi: he has been assistant of Gould ^SACRIFICE v f principal 4 CANTELOUPES. 1 asked the chief the morning. engineer August 21 are Addison and Vulcan. ?., l. Thu h,.arH of v WATERMELONS. t of the railroad to Pina del Rio why so Seven men enmnrlsimr the erew of Hit tion has made a general reduction in sal- early a start was made for a town only ION L\ S. life-saving station at Cranberry Islet aries of the high-school teachers. The OFF miles away, and he said it was so as to get 20 PER CENT. Th«. were in Ellsworth for the annua salary has been c ut from $1,200 *] SANATHL Monday principal’s STOGIES, f back the same day. examination as to their con to The assistants will receive $400 Goods. I physical $900. on all Youths’ and Summer Clothing and Furnishing 1 ~p lor lO cents, I The American traveller is not only X Men’s, Boys’ dition, which was made by Dr. L. \V each. ♦ to market to our fall and winter to when he is to as we are about ready to go purchase { T are having a great run. Try them. Y likely grumble compelled Hodgkins. Ellsworth will he at the reduce our immense stock of seasonable and ♦ hurry to the station in the thick gloom represented ♦ stock. We desire to stylish K. of P. of early morning, but when he reaches Officers of Donaqua lodge, muster in Bangor next Thursday by the Men’s, Boys’, Children’s and Youths’ Clothing and Summer Furnishing X the station and finds that he must % J. A. C UNNINGHAM. pay were installed last Wednesday evening biggest delegation of firemen and racing ♦ for for the next Our are live cents a mile in and seven 20 per cent, off cash sixty days. prices J | | about gold, Chancellor Charles H. Leland Goods, Past acting teams it has ever sent out of town—three to cents a mile in Spanish silver, to marked in and have not been from former prices. ♦ eight Th< % plain figures changed ride in back-breaking cars known as first as special deputy grand chancellor. hand engines and three bor-e companies. class carriages, and that for an ordinary names of officers were printed in Tut Foreman Drummey will take old Hunne- trunk he must pay about half fare, he is WHAT THE_^ American at the time of their election. man over, and Bangor men will man the now inclined to scoff at the primitive mode of Suits, $ 5, $4.00. Pio lias been elected fore- f for the of even The Senator Hale hose has re- brakes. Charles | PEOPLE SAY: travel, and to long luxury company “ “ stage-coach journeying on a western ceived from the Dirigos, of Brewer, ar man of Dirigo engine, ami will be in com- ! 4.80. mountain road. The amazing amount of 6, j The best place in town to get invitation to share their rooms at tlit mand at Bangor. Foreman Whitney and computation by the ticket agent before “ “ a of on your and to bt Ins stalwart crew have voted to take good job painting he sells a ticket, the smoky lamps, the Windsor hotel at the muster, 5.60. at a moderate w ill be 7, | carriage, very three preliminary lootings by the engine entertained at the hose house in Brewei Ticouic engine to Bangor. They | before the train the final “ price— starts, ringing after the races. The invitation has beer accompanied by the Falls band. The ♦ “ of a bell tlie as a sig- by baggage-master .Senator Hale, D.rigo and Dirigo jr.’s will 8, 6.40. ON nal that the train really is going, the accepted. | CALL TOWER, be in the hose race. A crowd will crowded condition of the aisles, choked Treasurer Arthur bhute, of the Pori big “ “ ... at Lord’s place. for which the do t with luggage passengers sends Tin- accompany the firemen. 5 8.00. find a vari- Eastern railway, 10, You will also great not care to pay toll, and every man in the Angelesumi for sale and to down to the American a between Port An son of Oscai “ “ ety of vehicles train from the conductor pass good Ralph, the eigut-year-old ♦ let. barefooted brakemen, smoking tobacco of geles and Olympia. When passes on the D. Perry, of Brewer, formerly of Ells- 13, 9.80. j degrees of excellence- all this is varying little lines connecting Ellsworth with the worth, bad bis foot taken off on the rail- a FAIR DEAL at to the American traveller You get likely weary the editoi I of thi sale, as it brings the down at* of Pullman cars. A Port Angeles road are received, road last Young Perry witt Take advantage great good _LOUD’S. u>«-il to the luxury Wednesday. hard soon after the train leaves will make the com was out the track X few jolts trip. two pan ions, walking wliolesale prices. j tiic hULiou brings up to the imagination Mrs. Almada T. Higgins, wife <>f I.ewi. to the woods in search of blueberries. Al ^ tl prospect of a miserable trip, and one outset to rail at the T. ot Elmhurst, Cal an ? daugh- h street crossing he got his foot caughl HAMMOCKS. w inclined at th«* very Iliggius, cars in the island of between the rail and the be LEWIS FRIEND & CO.. BASE BALL and crudities of travel by ter of E. I.. ami the late Julia A. Brown planking I Cuba. Franklin Matthews, in Harper's he could h | I>. O. j tween Riid before GOODS. of Ellsworth, died Thursday, July 13, a the rails, get Xbw BASK block, I'UIINEH Main ami State Stimxh. Sqcah. X TENNIS U kly. X __ her home in Elmhurst. Deceased wa out, around the curve came the Bar Har ♦ ELLSWORTH. X one side of a of the eldest of bor noon The engineer saw tin < t)\ I'. It Lit IIOOKS A man who only looks at sixty-one years age; express. ♦ 1 I. II W.M A M PAI’Klf .... connection* S, Those htc Charle t he on the track but before the trail ret.;* for summer muling. thing imagines every other man does the family of nine. living boy | j Carr. could be the two forward truck same. J. and Henry Brown, and Mrs. stopped 04♦♦ THOMPSON. Zi6**♦♦♦♦♦ ‘3'fttirrttsnnfnts. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. lllutual Benefit Column. COUNTY NEWS. 111. <£. <£. II. Column. Uanking. For additional Conntp AV»n» nee othrr «. For th** Wffk jxi;;i [LETTER TO WES. HSIBAM KO. Ro^lnnias Jnly EDITED BY "AUNT MADGE”. 7S.4f.5l (The editor Invites secretaries <>t local union* SO—Comment t»y Rrv. s. H. Doyle. of the < T. l' In Htncock < ■ u ty, anu HariCGCk County Ulmul. was a Savins' Swan's I sufferer from female weak- Bail. w hite ribboner* srencrnllY. to contribute to this SS-42. ELLSWORTH. Tone.—That pnod part.-Lake x, and or items that w ill he ME. Its Motto• 41Helpful Hopeful." Mrs. Nettie Tinker is for a few ness. Every month regularly as the column reports v>l meetings 1 visiting ■ ■ A home scovn in the lift' f Christ is of in ten *t to worker# fu l: r | rts the at her old menses came, I suffered dreadful days houie, Tremont. pains countv. Wi v -uM like tM* to he i-v column, Commenced lliulnes* Mny |t to ns in reference. presented the topical ! In uterus, ovaries hut it needs » effort on the part ol V\ I 1 The purpose* ut this column arc succinctly Mrs. Lula Crabtree gave a select reading V. u.ii .ill- 1.1 It 11 -'ft' » Christ, with his disciph-. is in the f?»- stated in the title and motto—it 1- for the mu at the will I .t u. Pcj.o«ll!» In lid* bank ate by law «■ \« Methodist church Satur- not -;r .".ml they fr '* vorite home of Martha and Lmz- Episcopal making, lAXaUmi. .Mury. tual IteretU, and alms to he helpful and hojveful. FumoissoF It. Items and communication* should in* short, j1 erssas * day evening. nrn«L !: the older for the common good it t.-r the com- and arc, of cour-e, subject ;«• appr- *1 *'f tl Martha, probably Being SUFFERING 1 had my children m'ti u«e—a public servant, a purveyor of in (\ A. Crabtree nnd editor.! •V. It. OOI.t l'rr»i‘1*nt. ifce tw ... V family, of Han*- k. PtiK, pt | lormatlon and suggestion, a med’.uin for the In- very fast and it 1 GIVE PLACE j the feet of Jesus nd listt ns to his word terchange cf ideas. In this capacity it solicits accompanied by Mrs. (’rabtree’s sister. ji‘H.v /■'. wiirrcoMn. i it -uccc — v. \ s M i. 1 communications and depends large M. \\ 1: »,. o k K Ail does not wed with Martha b>he I-the I'ernaul.of Malden, Mat**.. have TO PERIODS t PAULKS c. in go <>; •• bull it :• lid- ri vt. l.uiii- RhiLL, •> il -Hi ; .-ft .-p« x^rwir v ov- Treasury. 8(fol'*vas ! ! out cm n that V. d< n the umv of been taking a week’s at Did you evt Jon-?'- complains to J y X | mu ideation- must be signed, hut outing their cot- OF JOY taken with flood- j -* l>eno#U« draw Interest from the first wriu rw ;!! not he print*«t.\ permission, on Swan’s Island. | road, and after u- nHo» lav of her. But Chris J cctnmer N Mary tage strange going unc, and help musdi-ath. i— v. ill he -u» to ;ippr«<\ai or an,| almost ( March,.) $e|’teujl*er December. jeet jng. coir.c to a where the road for her hs e t it :«t Hi* feet, n* 1 ! rt iection bv the editor of the column, but none Mrs. Dorr and rf suddenly place daughter Florence, d. The do -tor even gave me up and IIO.V l*l> III l»ini ( TO! wi t-e will out good rea.-o? Address fork*, each branch veering only a little hides Mat rejected North Hluehill, are a a!! ommunications to passing few* weeks wonders how I ever lived. A F. Bi hmum, .John F. the course, and White. t The with t from stnlebd perhaps, yet N. lb F ('A American, Mr*, bar lea Hillings on Swan's I wrote for Mrs. Pinkhnm’s advice COOLIIKJE, IIHUI.I. 1 ti | K h ad « r wt- i-w rtli. Me you do not kn»-vv which one to take to OUKI.M lit KK'.t.L. and His frit nv:r:>-*uf b< Island, for the benefit of Mrs. me iue Mutual Benefit (. dumn. Dorr’s n4 Lynn, Ma and took her ”■ v k to Yen in r* f* t 1’. >;•-* of r where yen g->? deliberate, n anxmty health, wh\ :s tf-.e ocean breeze has n-.in and began to get well. I took several Bank In nr# dally, from A. m. to lj m j and a ; ft to guide y• 11. ♦ finally nothing improved. l ties of the C an 1 use I the Hear One Another's llurdeiia. impound and on. t > f r the tew -■•] choose one path r tin- other go importance coring A ive can that Hc'p carry your neighbor’s burden, merry picnic party passed a few San Wash, and truly say wftnts of h-r fri< vN than she ! m Perhaps y». le* before y<>u find tMat j The weary and long, hours very ph =»-antly on one of the I am cured. You would hardly know •• way many and f< r the r' f l you should bu\< k* n ft other road, caring spiritna l,et von *• be heard with a chet in* vn-r>i -ihiids in n.i I am and so well, your I'iiiiit Coat harbor Fridas I feeling looking j is what tnoncv then v. rilv. retrace your and your will cp.r? i* Self. And little -natchi of Corn- you steps song, last week. A tt mpting repast was served, 1 "a K. Pinkhain's Vegetable Invcrted in aharvaef the The pan that Vary ch*w wa« ; ^ ou lu ver k: w w o may falter, I am.’*—Mha begin again. good among other delicacies being a delicious ]> i made mo what to sit at the ft t of Jesns to ht r H:- Urtbe good that smile may So it is ofl* n in our life paths; we conic tish chowder made by Mrs. Lottie Hill- J. F. {Stretch, 401 Meouamc ^r., < a kit ! ut shift or not do UPord. as Hr sj '•:■* t t lis. .; r And the loads you lift make to a place v here we must do ing** of 1»I .« In.i. A light shower !y Cilli liK, JS\ J. perhaps to herself Sh» cared not i b your aching shoulders, too. some partn ;.*ar thing, and often w hen we added flavor to the enjoyment of the day. \ ni.w r ! choose we la w find af sp.mrs ranch f feed:* f the .dy as f I k: W Vu.;r ad henv v, what think best 1 July 24. C IIow Mrs. liruna tVu Helped. the feed:?' : f her wn s *il. And well Wo each have a!' we can bear. terwards, to our sorrow, that we should ;« n .v open, Share*. SI roe?', f r r backs in the 4‘I must tell that K Pink- t: often idight Christ commend her h Rut our gr--w strong pressing Albion Grr-s was at home for a short you Lydia have chosen other course. Too payment*, SI per share. ! ham's has d**ne ■’ choice. Would that we might all ch. throng. stay last week. Vegetable Compound it is then t late to go hack and begin It w. ,'f care. to sit at the f« t if Jesns. wh-r w. think another’s more for me than any doctor. as traveler f r the lost WHY PAY RENT? Kev. F. \ at the again, might, 1 And our toll somehow grows Stanley preaches Bap- | lighter I was troubled with irregular when ran enn have onr als feed npon the bn opportunity n. iy never be regained. you borrow on v .^r woe tist church at Atlantic. When we share the weight of Last summer I began share*, tflve a llr-t mo refute ai d r than to have oar v menstruation. come to tin- of life rath* ali'< j Young men esj>eciaUy often v That quivers and throbs and moans and sobs Miss Vivien Gott has been at ill, but the use of t.,• tlons centered npon the world, trying your Vegetable Compound, where two roads m- > : fr ai• -ri* nn<1 lnrere-t Wherever our footstep- go. last place accounts was better. and after two I have will amount to but little !:. in vain to f d the s -nl n] o the hiis^. taking bottles, meets the w !i an in*.tali n to called, hoy than you are tv'W jtayfr Help carry your neighbor’s harden. There are a number of cases Ik im month since. I ^hich nonrish not. The go, d par: of measL regular every smoke, for instance, only a little cigarette, tent, and in about 10 year* Be sure he has one of his own on the island: none serious. recommend medicine to all."— will chosen by Mary in receiving the Saviour your just to show that he is n l afraid t do it. w Mrs. Maggie A. West 1*t. was nndividt 1 devoti* n to His w rd, i There has been but little work in the Bbowx, The has >t the < sense of th-. traveler, OWN YOUR OWN HOME. ! To carry it all alone, boy the n the bread of life which for the few Pl.EASJLKT, N. J. his feeding on t m t* factory past weeks. that he docs not know th right way. bean hard mb Ma-ter, 1 y j ■ a t! >'1.' <3ometh by b aring. In the highest sens, But of this to mother has tried to instil! anti-tobacco give strength all. Horace Stanley has been getting sonic II I NK) W < *11 M A S, the is the n ... h :... a CHRISTMAS IN 111 E ARMY. father Flr-t Safi 1. good part spiritual roeepti For the human t. vht.ic, sueh mackerel in Ins weir this principles into his- mind, but no, summer. A iv Kino, Prcd !■ of Christ Himself This should be C. If we feel, we may n«t fall. # Mr. and Mrs. of arc 1 Meservey, Portland, TTovr the Sot tiler Fifty« Celrhrntrd choice of all. Christ should be onr lirst that he turns from the clean to that oh, if only we lifted the bunion Mrs. Mr-. L. Durlnir the Slttlf*. path cboica “Seek ve first the of visiting Meservey*s sister, farts. kingdom »>f the w ak w ;;h the hand of a with the vile weed. And if it; IJroffBaionil friend, McKea. 1 polluted Goa.” The Army of the Potomac, under Who knows but the heart that failed its part after years i,:- eyes are opened to the folly Gt rgo X STEWART, M I> wa< v- -1 bieunse it was on to the end? Presiding Elder Day will preach r,nd G« ru ral B McClellan, was Mary's part Might struggle of hi* choice, ;Ik chaiasare fastened and J " hold d ah c* n from eternal It wag "that good part which ! Who knows l-ut tlie debt of our neighbor quarterly conference at the Metho- campt Wnshingf* August, it is too lau to turn bn- k if h*- would, for 1 IIOAKFOl’ATIIIn'I’, Some time we have dist church this P t*' March. 1NH2. and most of it in aha!! r t be takeu away from her.” may to pay, Episcopal evening. '1, vice of kind not binds its victim any only Wk.«T JtRtM»K»vIf.I.E, \ji;s, For the love denied n* lie tolled ’•> -! 1c as far d» wn us The of this world soon Mrs. Lizzie Gott ami Annie Virginia the Potomac good parte pass daughters, but lessens li'.s strength to resist the in- <.r »te Boston I‘n|vrr«dtv M * Life's ragged, thorny way Alexandria, ns far as Chain 1 away from ns or we from them. The and Alice, of Boston, art* Mrs. tip ridge fluence of Maine Ibiro ■•|-atb,.e M.illeal rwwd.'t A .-‘'a- visiting evil. 1 and as far out toward General Beaure- therefore, of an eternal The of the Master 1* » Doll’s Michael Stinson raperbrity. good yoke parents. and wife. Then the re art the two roads that lead to meirda'r Bo«t.»n il<>uitr<>]> ebonld, if reason and I And the burden is light, b.>th <1 iy mid night, Munson's hill. Early in December wnM governed by go returned from a week’s visit at Portland. downward road tlie enemy always shows If love is the be influenced to ‘T ve treading road. came to the ->»ldiers that railroad and; Judgment, easily Dr. Small made a short visit at Portland glaring fights and tine c olors, and utw s E. Ill NKEK, JR., net the world, neither the that No matter how heavy your sorrow, express companies would carry free JOHN things last w ctk, returning with Mrs. Small. every art 1«> entice victims to enter the in A greater one you can see. pa kages in!> tided for Christmas pres- I ATTOKNKY AT LAW are the world,” because "the world toils; lik« the And a.- yr have done t-» each suffering one M. F. for pleasure-U-ckons. and, tly away and the Inst thereof, bnt cuts and dinners the soldiers. passeth c havi done it unto me". going to tin spider's well, the poor, weak- IIKKUKS AT he that the will of God Seal Cove That year there was a Christmas din- [ doeth abidetb — /.’■ inn Phi rfer Anbury minded one walks into the snare, and ha’. \t:boj: ani» Misses Millie and Josie are r BM’Kiin.:., forever.” More than that, m- Norwo i n* for every mesa. From the ri< h temporal Selected bv Sister B. having once entered, H is ten times harder 1: f th. Lirire riti* s had rum.- f 11• of the world ofun leads ti home from Portland. i. ir ll*rt»' office* 7 an ! s Mt. Im r:i >* Joyment to return than le go on, even theugu IVneh'.ll office Saturday*. > -t tens < f n- open eternal and How fool- 1 M. H. Friends: airs. Liiarits- n. who has been I in ti;«' market. From th- pain suffering. Dear lawyer, knows the of sin is death. c : wage* ish to sacrifice the soul for the bodv. I he is now much better. sands rf farms had ome the dainn.-t good that a smile may do." was the quite ill, look l<> and H. dishes that ■ Hoys, carefully your step*. GKKKLY, for time! line that first in the mothers, wives, si>.t*-rs, ] )U. eternity caught my eye poem Mrs. F. B. ooodwln and little son Allan, at the of the In.* sure to take and sweethearts could parting ways > What win I if I gain the thing I seek. above. Think back in recall daughters ja- I K N T 1ST. your lives; of Hingham, Mass., are visiting Mrs. the rigid r< ad. A dream, a breath, a froth of fleeting jov? the smiles that have cheered pan*. your way. Sophronia Harper. South Deer Isle. Boo. (•iraduate of the Who buys a minute's mirth to w*ii a w it on Christmas, 1sIj8. tho was Philadelphia L»cnta. t. -sc. and it is such a to on army clan* of *75 Or sells t get a little thing bestow Mrs. M. ip 1 eternity toy? LaFurley and children, of shivering a I* >ng tin* rivers For one ®wevt grape who will the vine »' -trey? another. Rapjiahan ir*'KKICE IN GILES* ItLOCX. K!. T* WORTH. Stockton Springs, are the sum- ii' as far nut as The Nile i* the longest river in the Or what food but to touch the cr spending k and Rapidan. and Cul < Wed afternoon# beggar, Did you ever notice what a general mal- ue-day u:.t: mer months with her ■ riii!»-**. The Is Would with u.e scepter straight be stricken parents, J. \V. Ober } per Court H use. It was too cold, and world, 1,300 Niger I notice. ady seems to affect human kind? It is down? and wife. th«* men were too jxvirly house d to en- j miles and the Zambesi 1/100 miles. told in two words: “so tired!” 1 do not Therefore let ns choose eternal, not C. W. of Stockton j' y tho day. If was not a k' liday to CARROLL BURR doubt one of those whom 1 met Capt. Sprague, ILL, every of Itnl Hot from the (inn p good. Springs, is spending a week with his par- many—a day misery, instead. That temporal, one were weary, but the ATTORNEY evening general wis Was the ball that bit <». K. Steadman, of “Yon must choose between yonr ents, and Mrs. L. R. afur the coldest Christmas the south' AND was and 1 (.'apt. Sprague, complaint “so tired”, wondered in the Civil War. It caused —— seen 0 m t Newark, Mich., and yonr sight,” said a phy- an absence of two years. —, ^ had f*»r years, and it has COUNSELLOR AT LANS pleasures j so many were in that condition. why seen one like it since. horrible l'leers that no treatment helped eician to a devotee of sensual pleasnra Mrs. A. T. j Do we undertake more than we ought? Norwood, and Miss Luella for JO \car*. Then Binklen* Arnica Salve Notary PcBLJC and Jt *tice or 7 r he “farewell, sweet Christmas dinners were tho order of “Then,” replied, onward rush of Brown, of Owl’s Head, visited friends in cured him. Cures Cuts. Bruises, Is this the world, this Burns, office over Burr'll National Ha: l” And how are j the in 1M’*4. The army was strung eight many making town, a few Mias day Boils, Felons, Corns, skin Kruptions. Best hurrying so much into the smallest possi- returning days ago. ! State stkij r, Kllnw Mk wretched choice 1 The ah behind fortifications from Rich- File cure on (arth. J.' il«. a box. ( tire guar* i, euch responsi- Marie them iig ble space of time; this feeling that we Sawyer accompanied on their j anloed. Sold bv S. I). Whk.in. Druggist. bility of choice is tremendous. Think mond to below Yellow House, on the ought not to lose a minute; are these return home for a few weeks’ visit. of being able to choose between God Weldon railroad, a distance of nearly H. W. HAYNES, thing straining our nerves to so great a A large and audience 1 is- 1 DR | Bnd self, the soul and the body, Christ appreciative 40 miles. The sanitary and Christian i 3trtjrrti3rmrots. tension that “so tired” is our usual condi- tened to the second of a series of I) K N T 1ST. and the world, heaven and hell, eterni- Sunday commissions had arranged to supply the tion? If so let us stop and remember that sermons on the Lord’s Prayer, delivered •#“Sandolor for the Paiuleaa Extrac- ty and time! May God help us, like army with a Christmas dinner. Few the Creator of worlds, and systems of Rev. Mr. Mr. JUST PUBLISHED! tion of Teeth. to choose the which by Kittredge. Kittredge men were overlooked. Except that in Mary, good part OHH E IN I II ! IN worlds, “rested from his labors.” That He handles his in a clear aud mas- ITKBT SAT'I. RANK can never be taken from us. subject lbtil, it was the happiest Christmas for away 1 (.'h>*ed aftern** ■ s ui tl.’ fur?..- ordained a day of rest, and that we are so terful manner. Wednesday Bible Readings.—Gen. xiii, 1-18; the Union army since the trouble began, j ! notice. constituted that we require and must have 24. Josh, xxiv, 14-18; Ruth i, Id. 17; I July D. | Tie r** were many signs that the next j HISTORY a portion of “tired nature’s sweet re- R. HARRY W. OS< H X Kings iii, G-15; xviii, 21; Ps. xxvii, Great I’ond. Christmas would be enjoyed at home, ! >D, or we die. We OF J y storer, balmy sleep”, say, and so it was all who the 4; lxxxiv, 10; Prov. xvi, 16; xxii, 1; A. B. Haynes and w ife have returned by escaped “we must hurry we have so much to do.” Math, vi, 24; Mark vi, 22 28; PhiL from Amherst. hot times from March 29 to the evening HOMOEOPATH 1ST. Rather sometimes say, “we must rest be- 8, 9; I Thess. v. 21 ; Heb. xi, 24-26. of 9, after Crant and Lee met at iv, Game Warden of East April SWAN S Main St., Klijworih, Me cause we have so much to do.” Herrick, Edding- Appomattox.—Milwaukee Sentinel. ISLAND, ton, was in town this week. Mm~Over Postal Telegraph t Baptism of Pain. THE SIN OF FRETTING. F. A. Fuller, of Boston, and E. A. Chrlntnma Table Decoration. fSrccmsoR to Dr. a. I l>or«;t.A«* Over and over the old truth Oliver, MAINE, again Paul In one of his Tyner, essays, says of N. are a few Night rail# answered promptly at the e comes back to us, that no man is Yonkers, Y., spending Avery prettv decoration for the table | good “People everywhere are waking up to these BY weeks here. at the Christmas dinner is a Christ- for much till he has suffered a great facts Worry Is wrong Worry Is unnecessary ! tiny B. mas tree. Candied fruits and WHITCOMB, sorrow. The baptism of pain is one of Worry must go'” So mote It be' The sooner Eugene Laughlin and wife, are spend- gilded H. \V. SMALL, M. D. JJENJ. | the instrumentalities which God uses this unnecessary, wrongful demon of fretful- ing a few days with his parents, John and silvered walnuts make it bright and while a little for purging away the dross of our na- ness Is given his “walking papers”, the better Laughlin and wife. seasonable, frosting for the world. Worry certainly has no place In with the that comes for the tures and making ns fit to be partakers Mrs. Minnie T. Brooks and Miss Brooks, powder pur- of a believer—a Christian the life worrying Is, makes it a beautiful under A history of swan’s Island has just l*H*n orriCE IN PETERS* of the inheritance of the saints in light, of Berwick, are of Mrs. Brooks’ pose object pub- BLOCK, Indeed, a solecism. Helen lluut Jackson wrote guests tbe glitter of the lights. The tree will lished, and will Ik* ready for delivery In a few got those who have escaped the fiery brother, J. F. Haynes. KLL8WOBTH, MAINE. thus of the sin of fretting be trimmed and for days. I>r. Small, of Atlantic, ha* given much trial, but those who have gone through 23. prepared you by “There Is one sin which, It seems to me, Is July Flossie. lime to the of tbl* w hich florist and should be in a preparation volume, it and come out unhurt and and any planted F. glorified everywhere by everybody underestimated, cover* 244 From the tabic of BURNHAM, and too much overlooked lu valuation of Seawall. low vase or dish. The page*. following A* are to be envied. God knows what is quite fancy picturesque character. It Is the sin of fretting. It is com- contents may be seen the ground which the ATTORNEY A party is camping in the Herbert Stan- dwarf thut come from he sends first as so evergreens Japan ^est for us. Therefore mon as air, speech, common that, unless it book cover* AND rises above Its usual monotone, we do not eveu ley field. are mcetVfleetive when used in this one affliction and then another upon us. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. observe It. TABLE OF COM TENTS. Rich and of are way, and yet are such treas- Sometimes, because he sees it to be nec- “Watch together of j>eo- Sylvanus wife, Boston, they costly Also for all c!a--> d any ordinary coming I. Introduction—Aborigine*—Discovery. prosecuting attorney aDd ple. and sec how many minutes It will be before the guests of Mrs. C. M. Moore. ures that few who own them are will- pension* agjdnst the United States. essary, be lifts the very floodgates II. Purchase— Settlement and Land somebody frets—that Is, makes more or less to make table decorations of them. Title*. Huskies* solicited. allows wave after wave of misfortune or Arno Newman has sold his ing complaining statement of something other, fishing III. A Sketch of the Life of Col. James swan. Ellsworth..Maine. which one In the room, or lu the —Philadelphia Ledger. to sweep over ns. If we have the right probably every schoouer "Morning Light’’ to parties at IV. Biographical Sketches of Settler*. car or on the street corner, It may be, knew l*e- Early stuff in us, we Bhall be helped and not can Cutler. V. (jolt’s Island. fore, and probably nobody help. Why say Adorninv the Christmas Tree. harmed by these seeming calamities.— anything about it? It Is cold, it Is hot. It Is wet, VI. The Fishing Industry. It is ha- broken an Benjamin Newman, who has been very The of a Christmas $25 Week. Advocate dry, somebody appointment, foliage tree may VII. Synopsis of Municipal Record*. per JT'Zi Nashville Christian 111 rooked a meal; stupidity or bad faith some- Portland ill, weut to the hospital at be brushed hero and there with muci- VIII. Miscellaneous. w here has resulted lu discomfort. ladies cau make this amount working £ Thuradav. and then with common lage sprinkled for ub in own towns. <** Wolves* tad Sheeps* Clothing. how much their Permanent simply astonishing annoyance may a Mrs. Gideon Mayo and Miss Georgia salt and very pleasing result is ob- or Moral evil never dares be itself. It al- !»e fouml in the course of every day’s living, business given. No experience even of the simplest, if one keeps a sharp eye Severance, of were the guests of tained. A pretty drapery for the tree is PRICK, $1.50. to on the of vir- Bangor, ways seeks take garb on that side of capital Also clergymen, things." Mrs. W. N. Newman Tuesday. made by cutting long strips, a!»>ut four required. tue. Wickedness is naturally timid. It This is true; and It is no less certain teachers and others who cannot work certainly July 24. Dolly. inches of tissue then cut- darkness wide, paptr, skulks and hides itself, loving that a cheerful disposition may be cultivated in The book may be obtained of the author, I>k. full in their time. Kant brook. ting it closely, partly, but not time, employed spare than Evil is ashamed of ! the same that the voice may be trained in entirely, II. W. Small, Atlantic, Me., or of tfie rather light way pub- Send for full Rev. Mr. Tilton an interest- across the widths, making fringes. If ! stamp particulars. itself in the most depraved na- ! harmony or the mind in various learning. preached lisher*, The Hancock County Publishing except the be and held over a If to overmuch is an error, ing sermon last Next Sabbath strips dampened Co., Ellsworth, Me. Chas. C. Haskell A Son, Norwich. Ct. tures, and, where it ceases to feel | hope Sunday. ( ’Tis one that the wise have he will hot stove, the fringed edges will curl shame, the fact is commonly due to its preferred; speak to the children. For how often have hearts been in terror and look quite ornamental.—Omaha found an environment in which Lucy Billings and Sadie Wilbur left having Over evils that never occurred! SEND US OWE DOLLAR to rebuke it How last week for Northeast where there is nothing —Christian Harbor, Bee._ ttl ttli *4. out ltd »rnd lu at ektb f I. aud at alUMod you (hit 'Ml Register. Mil do the wolves of aDd they to be the Where To>a Are Made. RtMMt A( SK VI IPS PAKLOH HKM>, by frrirtK O. I» ,ub>«l te commonly greed I Dear Aunt Madge: expect employed during *»»»laailoa. Y >u can elatuine It at yonrne»M—t freight dri-ot, arid if (In it on t.» l. on sheeps’ clothing! How I found this at head of column' summer. The greatest toy producing districts you *a»<-ti> rtprex iiUtl, «-|i.a: r^at it cruelty put poem [printed ret a! I at tT.'i.MO to •100.00, the e-reat, ft u. > leurwa and satan to fashion himself as It Is I are the far belter man advertised others at m<*r« ni* n* v natural for ou a scrap of paper and helpful enclose Miss Gertrude Jordan and Henry Thuringia mountains, sometimes "ivans by jmy the (rei/ht ajrent »»ur apeclat Wl da), offer pricti $31.75, into an of School when are short of an called tlie the an- les* angel light!—Sunday it. Perhaps you copy French, jr., were married last week. Thuringia forests; the 11 4*1, or fSU. 74, ai d frevht cl ir»v-». Times. extract or two or even the poem entire may cient of in Their many friends wish them a long and city Nuremberg, Bavaria, IS OUR SPECIAL 90 DAYS' Lr,.,,,hS2 $31.75 ~ PRICE some of us to lend a hand to —--- ... ■ encourage lighten he trried and the region of the moun- i.y.nte due Ambition. life. Erzgeberg by uibm Hu, h an offer via* never made before. another’s woe and to trust more fully our great 1 B. tains. The must interesting of these lo- THE ACME QUEEN i» on.- oft; mo.-. t»i kikli.mh _ ItllKU Ia.lrunfi7> ,or aide. From the Hi.-'. There is a ambition which, burden bearer. iat: justifiable calities is the Thuringia mountain dis- la engraved direct from while we aptioto^ra|ih,y if within limits, stimulates Dear country sisters, are deprived do have those cases beautiful apl-earu: Vndc from *..'! .- p. .,4:.d«. character enjoy, a the nature and develops on these cars?” asked traveller on the to the of in Ut.iiooUo-. lie- i... a-f liiapaaea, 1'rtcrlpal, lives need not be without pioduction playthings pa- • careful lest it library, our helpfi, Uulelana, Sr led la, (rim, rre«n, ft a,, 4 •■•pier. 1r*hie Ambition needs watching railroad to New York. those o: dear are notti, going “Ob, mache, china, glass, wool, wood !“|| rr, DUpa». 1 ..I. ud h Uu a Or live < ••tij.lrr*, ness to others. \ou, sister, pier *■ T i.r Swell. | 4.rand Oman >•«•■!!. •• a snare rather than a are there to use in case one wants Orrhea'ral f..ord prove blessing. unutterable put any fur.—Baltimore Herald. Herd, only one who has those longing- and Kfi-aaiury Pip* V»*»ty I »»t *7 ure aiN-i S. to be wise and Hrrd^, | Set ef 3 7 Hriii ,r%ie vi He that is ambitious ami better, and if we do a window open,” replied the facetious -.ar:«.iqrly l>e**. | of lor something higher 24 K.rb Xrlbie fa-wKli 4>iipa*oa Herd*, I %ri uf 24 P.ra,ia« a motive and mani- man. »fl Sriedlou* Kre-u. good has laudable as st. Paul did. do faithfully the work God has Brave Men Fall Prinripal dill U Ml f IN .i- .-i — ■n-ist of the celebrated Nm-u r,„i,, inch «r*- nly fests the wisdom, while he who. do. It be in our house and "Let me see what know about to liver and in highest I given us to may just you Victims stomach, kidney tt.r »•: ii:. li*a»- •ua.l(',aplfu ia4l H, 'urabb tree a haad Methodist la and tired, listless, P eeeiu -i .!. < Philadelphia started across it, going due north. Where feeling. e.t«rr>.f- Ic-f mrtl«B «*.vt pa*'«l*br«. llim as He is. there’s no need to feel like that. Listen ; would land?” “On the said •".A.vTEED 25 YEARS. you bottom,” --- _ 4. Ml N u,. When we learn to look away from self and J. \V. Gardner, Idaville. Ind. He says. 4>Klii In the Wrong Direction. hie as one oi the candidate, He got “Electric Bitters are the thing for think of every flower and fleecy cloud promptly. just v |«t| ;l'H >.U» is in the man when he is all run ana fn-s ot The trouble is he looking we shall find an papers. down, don’t b-irfc.• -> t-t* a- God’s beautiful thoughts, •. ref »d u .. * for and be is care whether he lives or dies. It did more >o y v. a.-e not perfeediy wrong direction Him. car the Give no make se- .. 7 >j. inspiration to help us burdens and bounties, equal laws, and • 3 i. to give me strength good appetite .'••hi: »1 tlM t.. I»t»\-| for a which cannot be giv- life. SI8TEB It. cure life and property, and >^u need not asking sign sorrows of than I could take. 1 can now eat -'-1 H.'UABiin Y IS '* give alms. the ilours of oppor- anything i>i*~USHEb en. “God is love, let us remember, West Ellsworth. Open and have a new lease on life {* anything ■’ tunity to talent and virtue, and they will S. 1 •* •».. U; * can be found love Only 50 cents at 1). Wickjin’s and He only where dear si3ter, for your poem and do themselves and will Drug Thanks, justice property bottle n 1 must be in Store. Every guaranteed. or nJ \'’ can be, and the not be in bad hands. In a tree and e. o .. .. sign sought letter; they are both helpful and iny one just o«l. tie U*»4». :* bU* that feel and test a commonwealth, property rushes from the '1 M s 4 *t -H- !.;• hM'"1 a human heart can supporter this week, is greatly appreciated / idle and imbecile, to the industrious FOR SALE.—Ten R I P*A N S for 5 cents at ■ truth —American Friend v rv U a e. are ‘b< »• <• !• r* <‘1^1' spiritual A,xr Madge. brave and One reiieL w> w.. j by persevering.—Emerson. druggists. gnes livoibt. v CL 5'j. fulun, Cwi; .«^Tdn)ls., CfllCAuJ* xloDfrttBcmcntB. A PECULIAR DISEASE. ACROSS TIIE CONTINENT. SttitifTtiSEnuiita.

Caused Deaths at Sullivan Last Week Pen Picture of a Trip from Kansas and Cranberry Isle Last Year. City to the Pacific. l)r. E. J. Morrison, of liar Harbor, read a at a of the Bar Harbor paper meeting [Written for The American by Miss E. A. medical and Thursday, surgical hospital, Stover, of IMueliill.] on some peculiar cases which he and his brother, Dr. (J. C. Mornson, were called to Kansas City is the great commercial treat in the family of Gilbert Kosebrook gateway of the Missouri. From this on Cranberry Isle, last October. place a large company of teachers set were The Kusebook family, six males, forth, fur the National educational asso- suddenly stricken down by a disease ciation, to be held in Los Angeles, Cali- which the and three put doctors in doubt, fornia. 1 was a stranger, in a crowd, but of them died before the Morrisons could very soon after entering the car, was in- Miguel college,and the Kamona industrial reach the island. The other three recov- vited to join the Kansas party, under the school for Indian children; but the most ered. This paper, which fully describes direct guidance of Supt. Hues, of Pitts- interesting was tLo governor’s palace—a the symptoms and the treatment of the burg, Kansas. These hasty notes on the long low structure of adobe, which has disease, is interesting at this time, since way may be of interest to some of my been the abode of Mexican and tlie symptoms are exactly similar to those dear friends in Hancock county. Spanish, American governors for 300 years. of Mrs. Frank Smith and her daughter, The vast plains through which we trav- nearly w ho a The present governor, Miguel A. Otero, a have lately died at Sullivan with elled.where once the Indian, antelope and disease that has so the pleasant faced, Yankee-look lug gentle- puzzled attending buffalo roamed supreme, are now counted man, received all anil said he physicians. as the second most important agricultural teachers, should Dr. Morrison in his district in “fee! slighted If they did not call”. interesting paper the Union. Vigorous young that the Gen. Lew Wallace wrote “Ken Hur” in says members of the Kosebrook cities are seen at frequent intervals. family were taken with diarr- a back room of the palace, while he was vomiting, Topeka, with itij broad avenues and In- severe abdominal rise of governor of New Mexico in 1879 and 1880. hoea, pains, rapid numerable shade trees, is one of the Ml of wheat We leave grain temperature and great prostration. These in Santa Fe at 3 p. m. and })?Every prettiest capitals the West. The 'u Hour is were the exact stop at a town of about R°y symptoms of the sick mem- neighborhood of Newton is the home of Albuquerque, iCti Ajvl/ bers of the Smith 6,000 inhabitants engaged in a brisk trade an honest family, causing the Meunouites, a Russian sect, that fled to Viy'G grain— wJJ death of two of them. in wool and hides. At we run west joo The boy, four America from the domain of the czar to Isleta, represents cents is still through a semi-arid and monotonous flfW l\V6nj years old, dangerously sick. find relief from oppression. 10v\t 011 thedollar in wheat UjjKn The eminent doctors who were country, which, however, makes some re- present At Hutchinson we enter western Kan- value. It is selected i TV,'/ at the meeting and heard Dr. Morrison’s sponse to irrigation. The curious ep/w sas, and from this point for a dis- looking paper read, all agreed that the disease was long is from the best grown tance the yucca now seen, this with arteinisia, is 'VjV)/ Tlyti ptomaine poisoning, poison from some road follows the windings of winter milled animal the only vegetation in the desert, though wheat, parasite taken in food or drink. the Arkansas river. Dodge City, of cow- »ivl rfvhi Among the physicians who this the foot hills are dotted with groves of scientifically by the gave boy fame, and Garden City, are the chief WJ/j opinion were Dr. Freemont St. and cedar. At Smith, cities of this pinon Laguna the road XTP latest and best pro- Fit Augustine; Dr. .1. Madison Taylor, Dr. region. At Dodge City we runs through an Indian pueblo, the cess l*le °f Sajons of Philadelphia, and Dr. Pisek, all change our watches to “Mountain V\u f,nesf 11 New York. bouses built in terraces two and three Time.” modern mills. The ■ W, The Sullivan and Isle stories high. Some of these Indians have Odly Cranberry In western Kansas we < cases the doctors declare are pass through housewife who desires jY, strikingly been educated at Carlisle and speak good similar, and the disease must be the above immense grazing districts, where the the whitest, nicest, Yy English, they welcome visitors, and offer Business men find that the lather of useful “bunch grass” of the West affords profuse quick littuu-iimue nutritious batch Ivory Soap both pottery ior sale, home houses fCt]} removes the dust anil of the food, summer and winter, for mil- readily grime office. KLLSWOKTII MARKETS. are made of stone, with adobe and (llyT^mostof bread it is possible lions of cattle. After viewing prairie for roofs, vyw, is so that it can be used as often as are entered by ladders through the roofs. bake should use Ivory Soap pure necessary, Wkdnesday, July 26, 1896. ujuea niiu tieres hiiu tteres oi coni anu 1nyjjto rrcJf MAINK LAW KKGARDINO Beyond Laguna, the loftiest mountains without causing chapping or roughness. WKIONT8 AND MKASI.'HKg. alfalfa, as far as the eye could reach, we A bushel of salt shall 60 in New Mexico are seen. About Liverpool weigh were to see extensive thirty IT an.\Y more;ii rs. ment for apples, pounds. every contested step that led up have reached so high an elevation or that The We did not reach the western limit of to it. standard weight of a bushel of beans In order ami lit for we are passing from Atlantic to Pacific good shipping, Is 62 pounds. this great Btate until after 1 a. m. Tues- j BY O. OBOSV1- NOR DA WE. No great height is attained at one leap. Of wheat, beets, ruta baga turnips and peas, 60 slope. Gallup is a supply station for the of 56 day. Beyond enter Colorado. ROY No is pounds; corn, pounds; of onions, 52 Coolldge,we I great strength gained by one exer- Navajo Indians’ reservation. Indians come of carrots, Kngllsn turnips, rye and At La Junta, 571 miles from Kansas I City, The Young Men—Fighters—And why cise. No great mind is matured one rounds;ndlan meal, 50 pounds; of parsnips,45 into the train blankets and other by pounds; we see for the first time Pike’s Peak. The selling effort. Above of barley ami buckwheat, 48 pounds; of oats, Because man that ail, no great, strong, home-made articles. lighters? every young 32 pounds, or even measure as by agreement. road runs southwest across the southeast precious, enduring character comes A short distance from we enter amounts to anything is a tighter in some except corner of Colorado. Trinidad, the indus- Gallup within Sold II# by buffetings and without that Country Produce. Arizona. Near Winslow’, we cross a Iff everywhere. form or another. of of trial and commercial centre of southeast COOMBS Out the mouth the make of Beans. fFLOURlWI WILLIAM A. MILLING CO., Ilf you, young men, fighters in the bridge 5-10 feet and 222 feet II Mleh. is a of about long high, fuld water, the most of all Improved Yellow Kye, per bush.2.25 Colorado, thriving city 6,000, ■ nt Members of Anti-adulteration contemptible the contemp- best sense. spanning the canon Diablo. Several of League.^Ng Pea, hand picked, per bu.2.00 in which the characteristics of old Mexico Can remember the w our left tible kings of Israel, conies up through you time hen yon Peas: party at Flagstaff, for a side and young America are inextricably trip the centuries the word for first to admire muscle? How often to the Grand Canon of just very right began Improved, per bu (seed).1.00£2.56 mixed. Colorado. At the young men, lighters: “Let not him that you crooked up your arm to see w hether Butter. north rises Mt. San Francisco 12,S00 feet At Morley we begin to ascend the Baton UNt ti-'njy'.a'this* bi sa,”".1 own an bt.NU Ub I)ULLAK on his boast himself as your little was hard! Creamery per tf>.25 extensive surrounded a n.-» 1 nil!) hlirh-cxaii** KKNKItVOlK t OAl. AM) WOOD girdeth harness, biceps getting mountains and volcano, by i.nifrn Dairy.16 4.18 steep grade tine vews, es- COOK STOVK. hy freight O.0.1>.. subject t.. examination. he that putteth it off.” it did not take you long to learn that it district of cinder-cones and lava-beds. Cheese. pecially of the Spanish peaks. At the top Our chief weakness is that we utter only grew by exercise. Well, moral mus- The Lowell observatory is visible from Best factory (new) per n>.14 £.16 of Baton Pass we go through a long tun- of w hat we can cle is the same; and so, Best now the train at the northwest of great sounding phrases though dangerous dairy .15 nel and the town. Dutch see daylight again in New Mex- and will and then too of vet, the constant attack of varied (Imported).. In central Arizona the route do, do; many daily Neu ft'hate 1.05 ico. runs us go out and do not do. The time for life upon your moral characier is the through what is said to be the Kggs. Baton Pass is 7,620 feet above sea level. largest realist benefit boasting is not when the battle is being to you; working you for- Fresh doz.16 pine forest in the United States. laid, per Two mountain engines are re- Many ward from powerful i fought, but w hen the battle is won. When jelly-like weakness to strength Hay. places are heavily timbered. It was cool. to overcome t his then ! is quired elevation,and Park that time conic-, however, the that sutlicient for your ow n Be-t loose, per ton.10 £12 like forests of huge at an genuine protection, the train moves little faster than a walk. 1 pine trees, Baled.12 n 14 battle w inner does not care to boast. with enough and to spare for some neigh- altitude of six or hi ven thousand St raw. The road winds in curves so that we feet, bor w ho sharp ] Truly, therefore, young men, there is no needs it. Have done with boast- cannot be associated with heat. Loose... 7 38 often see the engines as we sit in the car. | oppressive time w !,• n is How small ing and b« nd to No one cares Baled. We reach and cross the wide boasting timely. fighting. 8 g 10 After the tunnel the train Colorado, in leaving j the self-confident, man the great unsympathetic world for V egetahloH. at 1 he Needles ’. The bri ige is a tine sell-proclaiming rushes down a steep as if tore- w incline, | look- w heu he to crawl back hat you say you w ill do. The world’s Now potatoes, bu $1.80 Cucumbers, .03 cantilever 1,110 feet ami now we compiled the low level irotii long, Now boots, t». .(>5 string beans, .05 Lettuce, .05 ney was begun, but New Mexico is a ter- running tt. It is true in evc.y relation of life. The measuring deeds, not words; victories, not Tomatoes, .10 Cabbage, ,t | great Mojave Desert, an elevated sandy Peas, pk .20 ritory in the sky; its broad upland plains man who boasts is the weake.-t man, the w indy battles. plateau, with salt ia t.-s. We Squash, tt* .04 are at an Hllitude that in the eastern interspersed man w ho is the mo-t No two have the same to see little swaggers fighters place Groceries. vegetation tm •. v* sal.a. v in ,rrmi cowardly states must tie sought among the clouds. except yucca, e and guarantee y till V"Ur I <•:.! '!e«l»r w-.u! ! i.rg«- u tH.iW man, the man who himself out i- in an army. The battle of each is Codec—per 9> Klee, per lh .0,1 1-1 n-ss, the West to in, the man w ho different, tin view of each is different, the gal At Barston, the of Southern Hi:,I .. ai If i-in.mi. quit give “gets .35 feet. We art borne over junction Mooha, olives, per qt .354.75 5,000 mountains, SEURS. ROEBUCK. A. CO. iNC.• CHICAGO,ILL there" is the one w little of each is different. in- .33 V — California we but thinks place Cavalry, •lava, railroad, turn smith — ho-ays inegar—per gal above forests of and of ; (bear*, Kwibick A to. arc thoroughly rtdialde. hilitor. > Tea— tb— Pure .20 pine lir, glimpses much, a.id then his fantry, artillery, engineers, signalmen all per obler, through Pasadena to Los reach- interpret* thought* ( racket 1 .o» distant Angeles, j Japan, .45£.65 wheat, prairie, through cauous, where 9 are there and j ing the latter at a. m. h into action. I each stands or falls on his Oolong, .50 4.65 .0. Friday, July 7. tierce rock wails bend downward from | dusty, travel stained A n .Sugar—per ft)— rolled oats, .•« party, hut" nut men. the least of all the part 6 Buckwheat, “weary We went at once to 1 ■ ■ < •> W ■ <1 III iin in HI real te-ngs of life are the battles. III', II ( oiToo —A a B, -o*‘. Graham, the headquarters, and our and Trade Marks obtained and a Pa- physical pail picturesque desert tracts, spotted registered Caveats, Yellow, t .05 y, Uye meal, and found i- inj-iiH •■ondueted f"r Moderate Fees. In such butties a certain amount of brute I does each individual have his own point names, pleasant rooms and a M.»lassos—per gal— oil—per gal— with sage brush, past mesas, buttes, dead warm welcome. The «»ur ollice In opposite U. S. Patent Office. We" '■f but in ease committee of enter- air ««)«•. nu k. in ai" *ia. i': defense, each there is a Havana, .35 Linseed, .60 4.65 tm all business hence volcanoes and lava beds, we see not only tainment met us on the train with fruit uli-agem-ies, direct, ■ ! f. rent Porto KlcOt .45 Kerosene, per -1’• ;li -act business In less time and at good sic.id; but tlie real battles wherein enemy to tight. Your enemy gal and beautiful fur patent S rup, .60 A stral oil, .13 mountain craters, but long basaltic flowers, which this 1.E.SS cost than those remote from Wash- the weak and *;:iail in iviue out may be “the strange woman", your .25 country is noted. E. A. Stover. -drong neigh- Maple syrup, tjt £.30 slopes, vast rivers of rocks, cracked, ington. piled ; n with »nd great, are the battle* of conduct. bor’s may be “w ine”; on your left another Lumber and Building Materials. o-ic!, drawing, or photo, descrip- daily aiid scattered and in overgrown tion. vv c* ad 11 or free of M— places After Mn*\ ing vise, patentable not, are not won in one whose battle is with “do-- listed miserli- Lumber—per spruce, 1 25 lee not Is 1‘hey great rushing with all so full of charge. <>ur due till patent secured. Hemlock, IO4I1 Hemlock. ! chaparral, interest, Comfort Powder leaves the skin soft and •• another with “the narrow miml ". Ab i., lb.w to obtain Patents," with refer- attack, but day in and day tun your Hemlock boards, 11 M — evm to ltie d Clapboards—per accustom* eye, but espec- prevents soreness. Dr. ( H. of ence- to actual clients In your state, county, or is in another with the “selfish heart”, and Bullock, ‘•kirini-h line kept constant aiertiu** yet so to one who is ihe for towu, ai ill liet. Aildress >i-ruce b'»a20 Si.ruco, No. 17 a Is ially taking trip Hartford, “For use another with the that floor, 1, Conn., says:- after by the efforts of who seem temptations come 12 C lear 3ft.o'" lurking foes, Pine, "D pine, | the first time. it is the best in lft /Jo shaving, tiling the world.” 'o r< from no scope <>f success at all. Matched pine, Kxtra pine, 3ft gnu often, no matter how great the uff. having Our route is almost identical with that 0. A. SNOW & •Shingles—per M— Laths—per M — [ Co., to come anil itoasting about ourselves, in the presence 3 oi.t.nultp Pnrpnt < ofleo Washington. D back sly strong again. Cedar, extra 00 Spruce, 2.0c followed by Coronado, remembered as the Relief in si\ Hours. of others w hose battles we do not under- clear, 2 ihi Nalls, per lb ."I -• u* 1 know it is a favorite way among “Santa a route 1‘i'tri-"lug and illudder 2d 17ft cask 1 no Fe Trail”, once traversed Kidney Disease re- I! Who Have Used Them stand and whose heroism clear, Cement, per liev--v “N i. w HfMCQ to Insist that the battle •: a cannot fto liicKAT Nm m as the preachers extra one, 1 Lime, per cask mules, and schooners, AMI KHAN K11 Recommend BEST •• by pack prairie >n K v (' UK”. 11 D a irrtrnt ■■ is f--.ii.sh No. 12ft M surprise man’.- at on the w hoi- f«uli*•:i;. not only but may at the 1, Brick, per Tail "" '‘,v"ii"tol its liCi. EilNC’8 kivpi throughout " loaded with tuerchamlise, and it is exceeding promptness in re- scoots, .7ft White lead, pr lb .05 a. .* > today itin in Star Crown Brand f life. I believe that this i* same me be cruel to the other fellow. lieving ] bladder, kidnev and back in male only partly Pro\ IkIiiii*. ndt only the wonderful scenery ami uu- or ten.ale Relieves retention S> of water almo-t for when a man has young men, lighters, each of us in a if true; passed through Steak, beef, lb .1ft 3.2ft Tripe, per lb .oft-jn> Burpai.ied climate, but the Pueblo Indian inlinelt.it- !y. you want quick relict and cure PENNYROYAL PILLS. i- the ■ different is rail* 1 onto a lb this S"! ! |>. \\ s 1 r. tin from to way “put up” Fnv-h pork, 07 */. 12 II.1 u, ■ r.-mc.iy. ]>, f, dange*.: / v:,_* slippery years eighteen thirty, per and .\i« \icaii which g a niitrin hi I ( for hv ». of tertl- Hi 12 •1 peculiar gi.-t, -worth Me. yours Hundreds red spring lamb, SOouidcr, i• the w ill if a ! i' b-1 :i re-i-lance, and to “.-hut up’’ about r. oiii>.b. Atri&rv. di cout ii.-. ^thvir intrinsic valuo result be, good tight lb 12 «.. i.ft to !i ! tiou 4 ll. 1 u .'ll. Veal, per .OS3.I' Bacon, in < use ut -upprc-H ii. Sw'ni a n renin fur m tuple uiul w we do or .* "> w it Mini h.it intend to have done. About li< >-i-t-, 3.12 1*. '. l' ■■■a or b\ iu*. < fought, that his mature years perlb- achea Fas V.^ai about 1 p. 111., .»11 Beet, corned, tb .003.12 F-ovf, 1" bivsL with dctiniicne*' <*f clm:..cu-r our inti titioi s, let us be silent until they KING MEDICINE CO., Be* 1930. BOSTON, 3AASS. him tongue, .1ft l‘. "ogna, do Juij .. A iiojj oi lour hours was al- i■ di' about our deeds let m be lb .os :>krd tb and a power of victorious rcsi-iuuee. silent, Salt pork, per Imm, .!4 lowed, all who desired to visit tb !<•-«- enabling are w be I.*ard, per .07 a.1" it bam, .]2 Notice. The**- w ;:1 h.:n fr- u for if tiny of any worth they ill Pauper gradual* c.»rry away Pigs feet, per lb .' ft the Hot Springs six miles away, l ucre fT^IIE undersigned hereby gives notice that he -i > >ett r i11 b contracted with t'h« rit\ *.l Ellsworth,for the gnat iik* aunoyan "f lie *kirmi*li Hah. are about forty of these springs on the I th* «rt of the noor, during the ensuing year, line am! him when- he n- t ;>'. 1 < 'o any nauj" run nls account, a» without mi a fe.v representative legislature, .20 .It So young men, tighter*; strive Lobsters, Mackerel, g.12 vary in temperature from severity-five de- hi- written oroer, he will pay for no gooda so iiumii .Hi.y embarrassed. “You don't l'ickerel, .lo Halibut lie*, .os 3.I0 Hakkv S. .Tonka. years at ami will U- < to 140 Fahrenheit. turn.shod. least, you ( lams, ijt .20 halibut beads, .04 grees degrees tell me! I'm sorry that he has lost his fa til placid way. \ nd themr id"p-, 2ft At Lainy, we change cars for Santa Fe, I..- worth to you more *lmn #1 e if you I for the Mood. that a May 4l 25 1 25 4 Believing good tiling cannot he praised too highly or too often, who iron* Inaiml- Nul, where we the night. This is the luvyaciu.u bedding Blacksmith’s 6 00 spend to r.enee ur—per hh— Shorts—bag— .0ft Spaniards VVHS J # induced to try the Wonderful l was as to 5 >;ra‘.giits, 4 5035 00 Mixed feed, hag '• a Loo Pueblo Indians. of Wintergreen very skeptical occupied by Many the ■ St. Louis A power of medicine to reach for two and a half X roller, Middlings,bag .••ftgl.OO their old any my case, having years 4 50 35 01 buildings still remain. It is a # heen under treatment with first-class and tried all the sure cures 5 Patents— and old with physicians 8££1» MOMfiKIX ■>■ «•- quaint interesting town, o«ABf ti'f vTllr «url >c< siwmoKJcmiVf 11 ■^i»»'1 Winter wheat, ft 25 recommended to me. I grew steadily worse until I could crawl around the 5 •«tiva. '. a as *- jr m -ll ®hJ ir narrow adobe a curious just ,„w»,4i. wheat, ft ft" streets, bouses, Spring A house. I was there was one relief from A 1 00 completely (discouraged, thinking only •• »« l»J 1 11 J- « Corn meal, bag of Indian and Mexi- »au«lln *»*, M •(hm Hli ky-t FBO.UO, *-—y^ per mingling American, A b:.ai*m 1, .x hi 'Mi iiMr.'i os |i« r.-aasg.; Corn, full weight per my suffering a permanent home in Greenwood. When I consented to A can types. Places of interest are the finally frp»,-h* krtr.t t_sur Price bag 1 10 Srsccid! Otter 5>-5.50 A make one more effort, with the Wonderful it was with no hope of # Oats, Western, p> Plaza, Museum of New Mexico, Historical Wintergreen, r.*" -*• *• 1 e.t-h S"0 miles. J- frei t will a cm bu .43 A being benefited but done to please my family. But inside of two days I knew # U»E a- -.'HUES MONTHS' TiilAU > society (containing many old Spanish < V «e!l',r”;,‘VV' »r|i 4 f- "fWi.l r*-firi. -I 1.-■•!•'.. >) i.'.y ,l..v y 1 u- Hides and Tallow. A t he medicine wns)»doing good work. My appetite improved and l could sleep.# hr»»l n.«4f JU«k’i-r. t! »' flO.hh. BJJ.UO, historical relics and Indian Wj4*r.»-iar 3mI«| lb— lb- paintings, l 4li.noand A- a', fully dr*rr1S*»d la O.ir I .r Sr .-or Xarhlur r«.*, H hides—per Tallow—per A steadily gained in strength and in two weeks” time was able to go up and# .0*; ."1 the cathedral of San *“**15.50 i«r iso DliOP CABINET BUBDICK Z ox, Rough, ^ curiosities), pUSkC # down stair-, without pain, and at the end of a month was able to go back to bus- *sthe Kn et va.ua ever offered oy aay cause. Cow, .00 Tried, .03 % Francisco (a large stone building with A Bull, .05 I* iness, something l had not expected ever to do again. It not only worked# sew^-e or imitations ys*r?,rzr??. Calf skins, green towers built in 16221, Church of San I’me with |I4W1 Ef with but I it a number of friends # «r.ertAi4» uilmaa aaa»hla»* in ler v*n «• \. -■—Sj 0 magically me, have recommended to quite my r»» art — built in the 17th burned 4.ri «u3 t'u :c*'Fii- i»;». Ifrilt imm fn.ad la laAC*s« aad le*m X" tj[ -• o Miguel century, *' .4" a-fto # w ho have been I know of a case of rheu- # A Pelts, benefited its use; don’t single LILUiilS A' Hill) Hit JUST. .. Wftfififf-N?--7" /V**.'-* l and equally by III'RU'«.EBNI Lamb ..ft 3.aft in 16MJ rebuilt in 1710). Other points "ViJiS? if f I MO 1 O har «»erv ■0DB".N' ? skins, H""i« >K%V»V>:V # matism, where the directions have been followed, that has not heen relieved by# a MS! ”U?tDiCK luiuo, it Mi>n" Dried Fruit. of interest are old Fort San '■ "i“i »KB a-<* T>^ •’5- Marcy, ■■——EiiunB iuub. -2? # the Wonderful Wintergreen. Had l the means I would establish a depot for A uUHJiB 01 /.O.aSL HAUL BY 111L US >1 Ya Akl.U 1 N Figs, .12 3.20 Tamarinds, 1" AMI.Bll.A,I LklAL FKOM THE IU>T MA Dates, .P) Currants, .os 3.12 A the free distribution of Wonderful Wintergreen and give to every sufferer this# ^ Raisins, .08 a 15 string .0*: ««H.v SO! ID CARTER SAWED OA K >;sb Apples, .1 common mistake local advertisers D excellent medicine, a monument of Wonderful Pruue.s, .I03.U sliced do of building empty fOLIsIlKl». on*- u-4 ration shows machine -Ihea.1 drop Apples, Wintergreen^ pi A.NO t bottles that more a bronze in of# u .«'U as a tf a. tar oiori would.be lasting than statue the memories lo.Ji it.' U- Ntrr Utl«, tu«4 Se-a, Seeds* is to estimate the value of advertising I Tth tVle and head in f *r >• iu,i. 4 tkar> rp*a with full place 1 b tb— those who had been "relieved of the terrible suffering caused by that most pain A dra««r*. Iaif»t l*d'5» *»r!riaa fraiap. carYod. |,4ni!-*i1, embossed an-. lerdsgrass, 175g2"0 Clover—per one the tb space of newspaper by amount rated * inti I.-i.-o. finest ni.-ktl tahie b-'anrK-i, latent t<->n-E mistake J a rored of a business man literal -r l-i pr »*M loose w» ijurUWe pre-xer n) shiitfle judgment for 315 llth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Uecei-ateO Working Night and Day. earner. ptir..t ne««..«- t,ar. wu-. '-sFRaard. hea*l is han-b.D cly to estimate the value in a and ilrd ■-d k-*«|ifnllF NIl-R-EL T n IIVI U D. The busiest and mightiest little thing of space repu- C'JAf’ANTttD IS« lteSilr«- m»ai»E, WMtdurakt* satl airMni ^ so oar Book i* Us that ever was Life table FOR SALE BV M. hr«rT kauwa atiacbweai .#rxrni.srd Free Instruction made is Dr. King’s New newspaper with a good circulation 0 list h wnnvone can ran 11 and «1» either plain or any hi 4 of fancy work. Pills. is a A CO-YB ARa1 BINT)INO OUARANTEK is jier.t wrrh every ma< hine Every pill sugar-coated globule by that of some other which ■ s* and txamirve if publication A GEO. A. FAKCHEK, Druggist. # if re vnil oif.r UlfcJ.' thxs machine, compare <>f health, that weakness into ll tU )l J IUU NUIrllnlu (j p those — v changes your-tor- '*"$<10.00 into brain- will business at and be •""v.i »rr Mdaa f 'Ji 'W *® iSh.Ofi. »y strength, listlessness energy, accept any price $60 00 a i. J then if yoa Solo Aeent for Kllswortli and If »l •>* "™» "“kia thr.-e BA. -t... an into A vicinity. f* <1«. r.o w* TO JtrrrJti’ TO! K »!1 SO ttyjvUAif fag mental power. They’re wonder- to «A (o are ho.. Utfhly reiiaW- MIU-r pleased get if.—Leaven worth (Kansas) 0 ISA? lifiltf ISKLAT. \ R1 ciety expended $2,477.24 good cigeis Pres. Hyde’s Lecture. tist church, North Sedgwick, Wednesday, BANK West Brooksyhjl*, July 20, lbuk. PUBLISHED last yt ar. The two weeks’session of the summer 29. Afternoon session at 2 o’clock; _ To the Editor of The American; Aug. EVERY VPN ESP AY AFTERNOON been school for teachers ended Friday. At the at 7.30. The following pro- Two more I)eer Isle men hare Tht fool down in Hancock evening AT clergymen of the forenoon session there were i*» announced: shipped for the “Columbia”, Edward C. who have agreed not *o officiate at tlx close gramme ELLSWORTH, MAINE, | marriage of divorced are unwit- exercises. Htate Superintend- Wood and Gray. people interesting; Afternoon. SAFE DEPOSIT BY THE Lynam VAULTS. fee** to tingly surrendering justices and ent Stetson had enticed representative Devotional exercises. who can — HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. notaries, tie the knot quite a* In the Hancock business and i rofession. men of the city Testimony iiirvflng, Why I am lnlere-ted F. W. Rollins, Editor and Manager- These an* merry days along legally if not as gracefully as the clergy- I man. and then be brought modest Sunday school work. are now to rent l oxe- coat t towns. Hotels and cottages Ilridgeton Journal' to the (Mill, (ireptrcl lu our for county S W 8o’--cript T’rlce--$2.00 a ear; $1.00 to their cheeks the many Word* of welcome.Mr* Trcworgy new 1f are full to overflowing, and guest and The fools will not lx* all dead when these Mushes by six month- X) cents !>r three months, Ifc»j*<»n«c ...President IWe he hnd to about EUs- strii .. advu.ioe, Va and 38 cents host are di--. The pretty thing- say paid happy. clergymen resolution presented 1 the minutes «>f the In«*t meeting. Ml arrearages are reckoned at of the teachers Reading to the u :thand her treatment Seer Fire and Proof t) rate < per year. Hancock association of ministers \ry Burglar Vaults. A salmon weighing eleven pounds was am! instructor* of the ssvnmer school. Advertising Hate*—Are reasonable, and will was to the effect that in view of the then from the Sami ay school* In the dls- a | Report* be made k wn on application. caught at Green Lake Sunday. That’s He hi* praise of the arrange* recent shameless marriage of o New York repeated j trSrt. b'g fish. and worth bragging about, but it the session of the and Said to bo On© of th© Boot Businc- nunicatione should tx addressed iHttnan in the afternoon of the same ments ‘provided for^ Business—Election of officer* appoint- Vaults in day and ali m orders made to. The does not warrant the assertion made and for the comfort and enjoy- ment of committee'*, in the lo, noy payable <*< her divorced iu the an school Country. Hancock ■ *u"nty Publishing Ells- being morning, Co., the Bangor News thc/t only two larger ment those Worth, Maine. act a attending. singing anaittingh performed by clsrgymaw, * land-locked salmon hove beer taken in He si-id it was already decided that the Vital Point* In Teaching.I Halllday the members of this association would, by Maine—a from Lake Au- seboc**vi!I be held in Sllsworth What is a a.'od Sunday HebooI Like* We bel)r*c that this vault affoplr absolute ?e- JULY 1899. fffteen-poundcr careful consideration arxi faitiiful summer WEDNESDAY, 2fi, inveati- Dr R P Urindle nrlty agalnet burn and a twelve-pounder at the Range- ugain n »\t year, it having been so satis- gaticn. lx assured that isvrtics presenting Discussion. What’s the matter with Branch becasse of the co- ! leys. factory this year hearty * then.nelvc* for marriage be worthjr of tlx ; Tie- Big Hoy Problem.I Halllday Fire and Assistant Secretary Vanderlipp. of with its record for this season alone of the of Ellsworth. Burglary. pond, rite IWore they would administer it. tf|s>ratioi: people A Teacher'* fhrcr-fold Falhh the treasury, thinks that the Dewey- of a cal in on weighing 13*4 pound* and an- Stetson closed bis remarks by ex- Allen This resolution vas argued and loid on Supt. | In God.Kagene to and home which now amounts to other of 13And you wish go bis thanks to the mayor Smith Ou? hanking room* are so- a* fund, the table for future consideration. 1*. wa** pressing i In Himself.Mr* arranged to about contributed more back a few yaare, record? can be pro- aldermen, to t lie teachers of Ellsworth, to In fflsCUs*.Itrv Y. Beau eecure 815,000, by not pawed. Some blundering reporter will be swelled to duced of other? as large or avert larger. the c!iurcl.es ami their pastors, to the Collection. than 25,000 persons, sent it tw hi* pajxr vs passed, and same Ab*o!i t0 for those Botes. rhool hoar t ami Dresser, and t3 all Singing. Privtry Rating at least the time the ad- fool it w itJhout H*pt. 8100,000 by paj«r published knowtng ! Work rmF Parochial Ihotle* of the Beniamin Franklin Joy, t*e Ellsworth who had worked for tire good of M»e Primary readies the United States. He or caring' that it was an and miral who doubtless inbaritect untruth, Tea%her.Mr* K P Grindls photographer, other fool have it and e rhool. from 44 to 120 thinks there are a number of papers copied circu- j How Shall we Reach rhe IndlfTereat? Bozo# pei* annum quite from his illustrious namesake his interest on behalf of lated it far and wide as a fact, until nor Mayor tire^ty responded Mr Rev llrVork who will soon make Halllday. a< renting to *!*e an.I locAlton. persons large in lightning, ha* been trying for years to the and to the teachers Picnic this blessed. Bridgeton Journal has com? city, promised supper. contributions. Treasurer Roberts and a at a streak of »ext a Kr-wing. Do not rl»k the lew* of your valuable get snap-shot lightning, that the C oven better entertainment year i>aj*er» to the conclusion ongregational Devotionnt cxrrc!1**1.IVr Mr Drew other members of the committee are to do whioh one most be literally “as which the of this wIh'D eecurNy ran l»© obtained at *ued a trilling of Hancock are pr.Kaise experience year clergymen coonty fools; Addre**.Mr Ilallhiay m«t. confident. quick as lightning.'* During Friday will help to fulfil. J. B. Herman spoke equally for what?—for doing what they thought it Question I »x.1U ** R L < 4d» Ellsworth, Me., Apr* 1, I*M*. shower* Mr. Joy succeeded in school board. Others who night’s best not to do. and did rot do! wSutor 'or the spoke blowing service. thunder-bolt getting an accommodating were L. A. A. W. King, C. Secretary-of-War Russell A. Alger ultra crepiflvju." "lioni noit qui maty Judge Emery, YNWOOD K. GILES, to pose for him, and as a result he new H. Drunamey. J. F. Knowlton, Col. C. C. J his to the Presi- pe»»e." Clergyman. A man can gain more practical experv- handed resignation nas a which is intereating a* a Mow. Barker picture tturrltt, of Ellsvrorth, ami Coinnklixmi at Al- nrce from poverty In tci> days than he can Attornky s%:v Uw, dent last Wednesday. Secretary curiosity, and as an illustration of the MICHU-ES CLERGYMEN ACT. i^po'fiord, of Buckeport. >orr. riche* in ten year*. was the result The ger's resignation not nearness to perfection which modern Congregational. Presbyterian, Bap- A*fi stare of the Friday afternoon ses- tist. Methodist, Lutheran and Christian Make a living; but remember that alone of public criticism of his man- photography has attained. Mr. Joy was sion, the last of tl/e school, was e recita- .^pertal attention given to SeOodlons ard at: lAergyinen of the town of Ann Arbor, there is one thing better than making a in his fortunate not only in getting Miss Koch xbe instructor in voice agement of affairs department particularly Mich, met bother recently,, discussed tion by living making a life. Commercial busier**. a clear hwt in getting the lash- their in the matter of the war, but also of his politi- print, obligation* marry- and physical culture, who has fhaeinated during unknown to them or who of directly in tha middle of the plate. The- ing couples nil who have met her during ft.be two MONEY TO LOAN. cal alliance with Gov. Pingree, came when di- IS IT RIGHT the i requesting re-marriage photograph shows not only lightning, wee In* of the school. Michigan, a pronounced antagonist of v»»rced They decided tliat only where &RCURITY TAKEN OS REAL ESTATE but the outline of buildings illuminated the for marriage could Thwwork of the school tie last Elihu Root, of persons applying during For an Fdliwr to K»'oitiJwntl I’JUtS OR PERSONAL PKOtTCRTT. President McKinley. evidence that the divorce was by the flash. produce 1 week was outlined inthe last issue Thk Medlel»«*s*? New York, and a granted on scrij bural grounds, -would they 1 Si.I. NTZHTLT OONYIDENTIAL. prominent lawyer Am lzxcjlx;. The interest in I ran Brvvnul, V the to a divorce, unflagging Sylvan Valley S*rw, leader in the state, has The Bucks port Herald this week inake» marry unofTeuding party republican and as for stran^j^rs party to a divorce t ne u >rk continued to the end of Mi* ses- It my be a <-petition whether the editor succeed Mr. a correction in its item of the previous Ofltree In Hr*t SJMIona) ltan!« Building, been appointed to Alger. seeking marriage from them they said sion. of a ■ewj.pajter haa tin right to publicly week, which was reprinted in Tub would have nothiug to do with'hem. PtAawfurrH, Maine. Bresident Hyde, «>f Bowdhin nnWege. recommend any of the various proprietary AMERICAN the old of Their compact was tested last week, ami coaccruing people inedirimes flood tbe a* The delay in the building of the a divorced woman and her addressed a large audience at thc-Coagre- whie2» market, yet the town. The Herald in its correction prospective jJtrtjrrtiannntts. station at Washington Junction sug- husband wont tbe rounds of Mve town gntior.wl church la*t Wednesday* evening, a preventive of suffering we feel it a duty says: vainly seeking for a clergyman to marry for Chamberlain’s the that after all the sta- (Hi “The Teacher’s Opportunity^’. The to sa;-* a good word gests hope Ijtst in of some of the old them This is n new form of local option week, speaking ? he was to Cholera and Diarrhraa firmed We li ave be located here in and church combined v.'k.ch de- teacher^* opportunity, said, Colic, y. We just received tion may finally people of the town. Zona* Homer, esq shew)*! unity serves to be imitated; and the trades union mould and influence the character of oo- have Inown and naed this-medicine in our Ellsworth. The failure of the citizens have been given tl»e credit of being the obtest another ot aspect (‘fit is not without merit, inasmuch i!*. The mcnJern idea of rscog- for and have always shipmnet born In this tow a j teaching family twenty years of this to this about while Bucksport native, lielng as each man knows that his virtue is not city bring niz s t he free the child. found rt reliable. In many case* a dose seven years ago. 811a- K Tribou, esq., a less sensitive — From the individuahty>of was was unfortun- eighty enriching purse the road building Brtsi lent said there wore X;ur of this woald save hours of suf- has also reached the advanced age of eighty Congregationalism, of July 13, 1SSA. Hyde remedy and even at this late the is- We RAPID ate. if, day, seven, and although a mind which was onoe one principles to be followed in the devolop- fering vshile a physician awaited. can be it would keenest in Buck Is now t do not believe in on change made, surely of the sport. entirely Col. Robert Ingersoll I'ead. 1 incut of morals in tie school. First, «*»lf- teprnding implicitly ,r.irn> III. Iuut1 V IwMtlrh .I'i'lllli <7111 fur 1IHIIV ot tne r c< tin dcvi of tho intojest medicine for a core, but we do be- be greatly to the advantage Col. Robert CL lagersoll died at ina sum- -p« lopment any AXLE GREASE. now six years. John Lonl, past eighty years. f the in himself, anti t ho oonse- lieve th.4 if a botilr of >22 ham ber la ill's to have it done. There is some mer home. N. pupil city Is out In tne fields these and Walston-on-Hudson, hay days, prob- U> himself. A*e- l>iarrh\, t .ie Boston Journal, that a .<«rge ma- 1 -ays sense to share the fears ex- l»a-t He walk* a* erect as a soldier, although of reverence and Parch Kit, I’ruggist common of the intelligent clergy:r.o;i of all spirit aspiration. as In jority not so sprightly times gone by. elaborated on nil the*** in some that the who IihVo been inter- President Hyde pressed quarters, _ denominations be- rin lea, and gave some good wht»*e- S.Ue. failure to agree on a boundary line view* d about the late 'ol. luger.Hjll spoke j lj jjor }■ M. t nnferein c Seminary. ... h(1 vice to its.1 her* h<* to how tc* in tki tween Alaska and Canada, which Afirmtv "f 'hii hhh nan of ln.nk uprig.il- P. H. STRATTON. Tne of the Hast Maine C ■».fer- in real. \NU ST VT UN I tKTOBK stock faculty < Canada's *•** of character, iwd hoiost > six! (utnres. .1 1 o.i or addit-sa John seems likely to result from h**o. -ij.eeraly 1*001 ei:ce seminary at Bui ksport ha-* NOT EM. A II \i I- i.»-.v.-rth Mi 11 MAIN >1 KI.LSWOHTH. a. x* :a ! the re st o .»• of b attitude, will result in break of the 1 y any c t i of Us .. •• completed by the you., 1 slimmer sehoola in lil'sw >rtli .‘•no At"E ; •! *'lie io favors: e nueran < .vert sin- between the United A pleasant relations McFarln of Lhiii< im»-, h- tmciivr of ni hi>v**11 nu mid tiny art* uii- 171URN gular f* w im U» I >.e m i'ltst -ol ! \ <• v.-»\c a' y regard v « i: n greater success cl" «j* » jtoim! I IIU> A 1 I W M K t- and Great Britain. He realizes iniur«: i.-. riveting States mat hems io**. Greek and ui’S. iu this office i» e f*• a 11 d »i *• 11 e t n e < 11 m v net tom mi y > ! n *’ '<> g time, mueti t«i IiKjuir- to will be the Mr Kurland at the -►■i.; that the failure agree Prof. graduated >fm- «>f t > iu 1. ! M e I’-en As- < visit e. up. l.od U\s\ cause of considerable irritation, and nary and later from Amherst college. He t• : of sell- -Kcnntht r Jn\ ?ist. jfcarrsisnarnts. some disturbances in the taught in the Lamoille high -chool, hand Misses’ ni’d possibly of How this? i'-.ui ..ay evening .Monaghan's md h*\- also served as -un**rintendent of disputed territorj, but does not be- \\ Ter < > Hi Ire 1> g*\<• > 0:1 r- n tr et of tl- American ('ii i 2<1 ron's the « m <• schoo’s in that town. During past HUy ca-e ol tied 'U.red ni .. t i. s lieve that it will involve h) c»• > and 111 t m« •; dangerously Ha!!'- at -.ri year hns been a submaster in Har- r- tic tin t'u. d SHORE K'. .1- CHKNM X U » I*r. T. — .» enjoyed ACRES, the two governments. f :i. s il, 1< f v tor vard -Hr schoo’. We, the ! p- Fro; Chet'* for the Inst b Cunning > I.AMOINE 1H \< II, Thim.M!-:i) Hats. I 'mi i.U v >t ow -lands consists of v I. iim>: I* ie it a 1 • ■ u r.» •• Elihu F.jot, ot New I k rtt« »’ a Wli s. H f \\ II I ( l.o-K Di \ In selecting *r< u ! J. F. Ha \. M.. m* -id at am: v to e.tl. :> n ty, HU I thw.ludal; aide otiii^ath• —. VE. • as secre- made liv th'-ir firm. FRENUBMAD’8 BAY, York, to succeed Gen. iger 11. •;! pb.M.-ophv, j.'i* cal science turd WhsT A 1’Kl tX, Wholesale I »ru<^ i-l*. T AT POST. of war. President has M ifts Mar A. McKay, A. i-- ledo, i» tary McKinley 11 f.rst t!iw»r ,-i I W i.i Kins AN a M a i:\iN W ! added another to tlie list of ap- ^recep! res.-, I.-itv and modern language-; Masonic hick on Male sired. until lung 1 true* l-ts. To edit, «> hemw " 1( ,1 tic Hui.to k Vui.ty iris mr. : that even hi: Ray :u 'mi Me Far; i.u. A. B., mar Hal ’s * atarrii ( u.v l- taken 1 t« ..i.v.aei pointments he mg' It uiret' John H. I*jOs.n. the h1 and urn m- -ur A. i:. MOO UK. jre» !: and natural -c em*-: Mis- fls a Ir g «iir«r*|y upon NOW OPEN « nticize. Mr j\. i. •..* buibiing. opponents cannot tae. ot tin- -%-Jem l*rtce 7-s- per' .Ue Mnnuing Block. branki ri M i-s K.i ;i r. l'h-i instrumental lnumc; M :i itr.i^/l-l-. Testimonial free. Root s reputation as a awyer standi M. Godfrey, vocal music: Natbnnic’ IV Hall’s h.Pills arc the l»e-t a?'.ida;.. A ,;h .*t !>. and RpECUl H -| t!ii tat>h at the head department, pen- i-epj,. '•*' I.LLSWORTH. ! n* t.ie assessors’ in Bui d ,r:>«ir. Monday, with ti»f ini-i ik»o til i.tuu'u. lithe Uu ti nt a handle the -ns that an •jrenei't prospect- ir.drcale a full term. \ isi 14, at ‘i o’clock m he forei n or each legal quest, : cui u.iii u.- r‘tui .« c :n t n< tv >i » iKjrlci-i.y him-Oiu-I c and '. s'.*. Ha: uk. ; in c-.i nection will The athletic field win completed, j 10 WHEELS constantly arising j secure inlt.ru.ution t. cnat tii*-tn to uniki a -Upplifn, run f l iBorv attention will n*- ».* Hen to athletic 1 :.il a.--' ssu.i-ui. ♦ the of our mi ...st cii ot the tukdh wmen must be sold* military government i in the several towns in sa.«! sports. property county, possessions, and which are likely ti atvi *-ii.y charges ■ f cor.rri'ir ■:! ’f propelt.. '. iuhl to s»*. sjncr.l us required ♦ AT OIVCE. t more numerous and more com by be still F >r I'weiily-fivc Dollars. W v. I M s K- il y LL, »*>»« i ♦ * > HaYI OKU. ♦ .s-io.oo. in the near future. He wil C. ’-V. Bobbins, editor of the Oldtown FlhH IINNEH:’ A SP5.1ALTY. ♦ plicated Irfc'iHU. I’oTTiK, ♦ v- ♦ him in Mr. Root. No change i ! Entt-.t i- arrang ng a personally dm. soiao avi:i:k. I of HUH Us* **or& HIM I T get • ♦ cm mTcd t nr t <^uet>~c, St. Anne dt the policy is : ireshadowei CO. Philippine T- f. • !r »r « A ..f sals by change * J will be ♦ f 9 *r;- t > th** far-f med Sague- t N I <«l.l 1 '• *«»' I ...... * il-.'tlWT -»t lliil •, »o ■ of AII- department. » -• V s'- n : vcr. to leav Bangor Monday after- 1. ! tor f n ;• g r, to!.- bit t. til'to coal, U'i .•..ml «»;• i.iiirr nat- nu-K'. AiliT. n ■ grade, lu b»- o-. u d at the ba.ch- go. ■ Tanuer. w so n s :>eci. ran cm "Corporal T* r p i*:c u 4e« all railroad fares*, L»i *; _» ,. i;i a,, n i• ,:ul| Mine S» fU|i|»ortI i.r t* i- !' M :. Officer, intimate > Maine Civil .•ictaiy sit* -or*-: bee* and return from personally .j •. i!.• a.» «i> ci ni:.i lit agt iu fi r while 1 Alger twenty years, -ait!, M ,;i rt.Loe tid carriage rides in DAINTY ALL'E GERALD. to discussit record ai d bo < i » fl. .* '!.• rausfers, etc. In g Gen. Agler's :•■>*, Sit • nid NOTH I P 5' ’'!i* l1 »*•►*' he his which :■■- effect fi; ■*. ft M- It -•«> =, for f25 pays r£'' 1 ‘iv. 1.. ft he -i kh it-; ! resignation, a ami ) 1 next week: "Whatever a.easuie of all for the m eck, n. onip n s, 1111 lbe h u e of otbcers and t r:* ns- r. ,-v.. leu M.jml *?*nl ut to morMf p^wcpf •••*•• be : .mi a- -ig y ling Bangor } i". L OUc.1 <>L Jt/uiiw, a. s t.,.u may pro; failure could charge! or Art l.U'ire-i* ti- ii t •• Mart". | ■ uni Iiuofc I 5 n eld at tl ; b «*»' Satu rutty morning. L I Price. oi war -and. in my opinion, till- l. If N'T t.<»inedh»ii ha -'t r., M.. Au- -‘h oi.iai.il, UP Lnmmereial ■ keeping. T_, pew secretary tw< Wednesday, Ibe Saguenay p -equires gust •*. ■ » o’clock in t.'.i afternoon. it is not one thousand n> Law, reiiman-i 'i'. li."*n>u',ete by degrees and i** J.o* led for J J. Si'uFfOKD, t'lerk. ■lays h.!'1;;mhh' fir a- t" k Entire of each Deer Is.e. Lie* t !•.»• an'*! uipuici t. Term as seem to thins—is * ('hange Plays Evening, July 1.. great many justly m. 1 -n* f th? fi" ; -anaportf very low. He up* ns Tu -day 1:. c. ptem more chargeable to the system in •; * and s’a rr »m M -md Mr ANM’AI. M 11UTINfi. also Vaudeville bet-weeu Acts. her. For pr us addre-' II. A IIowaHI*. i$h'""' lb *.f' ms have trav* .1 x naive v j D. BUSBlIi CO., at the war that ol am of the stockholder vogue department, him. ana fpHE ROCK LA N l) tOM.MKRClAL iu oiig H.iir th.* I’.-nted 1 A "f toe l.uiuoii.t .tiui bar lluthor Lain COLLEGE, M» 4 Hanuoi;. and divided rj sh exce.•' nrm • •*•”.> ’ir OPENIN3 MONDAY EVKNIN : ■ i: ‘/c » at The Kit bureaucracy responsibil- 1 1. fun Pocahontas", Kucklanu, Maim.. nk ** ti rv l‘. in*. Me on S August *». at 11 t to The historian whe for any who desire to w 1TH Virday, than Alger. o'cii'i-k in., tor she of di ity. km escort**. purpose electing >r i "v rn T *V sums career .--[.mute- “ .ceiors I the cu-uring year and tor i.c 1 up Alger's di-; -’ FOGG’S FERRY.'1 trai'S of such o’her* hi.-in.-s as t>hal 3 " 1'H > e 111. \a with full knowledge or events, \Y Wtifchi Fair. proper.y come net ore the meeting. V> j ly, e«t tig-ton I Ol 1 OKI ( I owl 1th ‘’si ak A mikparu. President. NOTH must him down as a greal list of the I .I‘K< l\L KfK.NLKY -TACK Et'KKI T8. "f » put really The Cherryflsld % BANGOR II II EHK \ s > :u* I* !■ k, ; | »l any lime ami T ■« ■ Tl. VI mi;- K \ \ >11 N IT I UN. •fr T> Hancock Main*, bv hi- man. He will be known as a man whe cut. If presents the usual long list either? cunts. y C'.mpiet. deed dated >1. u d. Iv* !• .. teach in Ellsworth school gage Aug-i-i mei __ fell a victim to the infamous assaults thI Ellsworth business Price.. 10. 20, 30o. A ''”iirs‘, withuut ? corded in the *.f d*nls for H'' premiums. are retjui svi-d present themselves fo registry *»re well among Hit VIA. in book 1 v In all tht unusually represented e\;tinin.U: u > t ool > Grammar school countv. jtx., 413, convey* ot sensationalism. |rk W — w in -.»•-! nlvertisers. The dates of the fair art drew P. r I. !i. 1 T k*t* on -ale at the hail. house, 3, lsj.*, at 9 o’clock a. m. E.\ !BUSINESS !, _ Monday morning August I’es tor T crises in the o: 12. 13 and 14. amination v\;:: ! ..-t two f litU'.yilitf tv, a certain pmcl of land with great history 1pr. days, bring pencils tut!,. by- -!y*'1 A summer, ? in in said __ V Teachers State [ thereon, situuu d Har Harbor, prompt. holding certifi A mid In y this there has larthi -s. k. Supt. ual mortgage developed ♦ instruction. reference is made f..r a more d. COLLEGE. hereby _ The State assessors will be in session ir a " rite fur cata T Ui>-'tg-‘* the nature of the American ■ ^ description, ••.d whereas the said people lojpmj. '&■ I Ellsworth August 1‘2, and in Bar HarbOl uWjmisrmmta. ^ was assigned by the said Wiswell t«* when do not tc CLOSING OUT SALE. u-'ic: This quality, things go \ gust 14, to meet the a-sensors of Han- undersigned, by instrument of m towns. j dated July 17, a. d ’*>■.<. and recorded suit the crowd, makes them demand j cock county when a* -«■ ,,tn 14 < in book 3?**, 173, and As 1 e: v s.i.ij. in Juh lor the sea- A NEW INDUSTRY IN ELLSWORTH. jour mime to get n registry, i-age human sacrifice. They want to rent QQYS the condition of saiu mortgage li**' "'7; si11 ! « ost- out my st..rL of millinery from COLD Send Why is it that one inan Is old and a AND RINC FREE. broken, now therefore, by reason and tear. I with decrepitIt <.st. us na:... we ..• speak fullknowledgi •i.'., a iu! another hale and hearty at sor de this date .«t ^ your and addre -a and breach of the condition thereof, >• ■,-1-on the care he takes ol lr*-t»e!f. Often ■ ■» foreclosure of -<:iid and memory of the days when a por E. I>. M AII \ N. ^ "e will semi you one half dozen mortgage. man’s bod\ gets out of repair—the trou:-.. j. 1 ,.ok WhmtaKm .*» ot our Ladle*' I Main 1 r«s**r, Ellsworth. Handsome |t*.jt ituckles and » J lion of the A- rahan , grow** uuLii it lays him out in bed. Whenever July 19, 1‘. John A. Plti.us press lampooned our n tn fe»-u t'.mt he is not as wll a* lie might ti I_ ___. premium list. You only have to show then: a am 1 incolu as baboon and clewn, is without am whenever he listless, energy GOLD-SILVER -W to fell them. Every lady wants one. j mHK subscriber hereby gives noti<*- % l.< finds that he iCKEL am : ut utility, wheuever rou SALE. has l-o -II -'ll’led a-"’ derided Gen. Grant as a drunkard « rims Novelty to. I X he duly ^ >-ing weight aud that his ordinary work give trator of the estate of Martha J COPPER .v*’.*. :v.m uti tue lie needs 1 >r. Bierce’-Go a*: ll«j\ Maas. o' H butcher.” | fatigue, Attleboro, late of Ellsworth, in the county y ; d» lie If he on (. Saw Ma- dire IMscovery. keeps, wurktrq 1 band and foot power ircular deceased, ar.d given bonds as the law it’s bluest tiU‘ wth Ins iver inactive and itnpure- All h lv demands against 1 1 foot Scroll Saw Ma- persons ing l', wits sre on : V i bis u under a con chine; power fl' Many sharpened ut rvt gnd ... TABLE WARE A SPECIALTY. O. w. T\I*LEY late of said dec cum t. are desired -ta nervous strain. He will not be iu m>i<■ atone of heart; chine, Bertie-* in»ke; both good the same for settlement, and all poverty. wi,.": n*. Isold. The “Golden Medical Discov order. thereto arc requested to make payment '• running Nature tries to balance lim p As erv" i;res many so called diseases beenuf mediately. Bkniamsn B. Win ■ WORK 'GENERAL th Address P. O. Box ;*fr Ellsworth, Me. ALT. GUARANTEED. INSURANCE AGSNT tr'v :dl illness springs from «amethtng- a. d. 1899. "short" his lace June ft, man gets gets te. bad o'.e.-dlou and rousequent impure blood First Nat. 1 mak*»s me good, tin Bank’Eldg. one is to die rich "'Inti! i-eovery” .ipm-oif* “My hope oreng. assimilation coy, and th M >- SMITH Lnejr. distance tor Street. Telephone. Correspondent! i n Subscribe Tick Amilhioan Residence, High l so l The Amkiuc.W btly.c auuld rather live poo and pure kited. j Subscribe-fo: I ftailroabB anb Steamboat*. THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. room escaped injury. At the same place COUNTY NEWS. 2Hjbrrtfarmntta. four cows were killed. !»V»f additional County AVtrs see ether pages At I>nnfort h Eaton aged eighteen Damage Reported from all over Maine Shaw, killed. Maine Central Railroad. years, was struck and instantly Stonington. Err u Human.” In Hancock County. “To He was in a tent with four others, who Mrs. A. B. Robbins is visiting relatives or Commencing June 26, 1899. The terrific thunder shower, or rather serious fBut to err all the time is criminal escaped injury. here. BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. series of showers, which visile i Ellsworth Two barns Rt Fairfield were struck and idiotic. Don't continue the mistake of Edward Gross has shipped on yacht A. M. A. M. P. M.p. M. /. A.M. One horse was When BAR HARBOR 7 00 10 30 *4 10 *8 45 5 35 last Friday, were general throughout damaged hut not burned. “Foam”. neglecting your blood. impurities PLANTING 8TKAWBKKW1K\ Sorrento. 7 30 10 > 3 35: 9 15 0 10 killed. themselves in or when Sullivan. 4 35!. Maine. From all sections come Clara of visited rela- manifest eruptions reports Hewall Webb, Oceanviile, Mt 55 11 rt,» 5 35 9 4’> 8 35 ? rlni in mid tlir WtKht At North Yarmouth the barn of disordered conditions stomach, kidneys, Desert Ferry 7 pmlmhlf of done the Several tives here last week. of Waukepg, S. Fy f8 09 11 20 f5 38 |9 .*2 0 43 ,'i»r Sellluit Them. damage by lightning. Boston was struck and burned, and one liver or bowels appear, take Hood's Sar- Hancock. fS 04 fll 2' ft 42'. to 48 fatalities are horse and Clayton Gilley visited his parents at Franklin Road.. 8 12. tft t0 5=- strawls nr** aware reported, many buildings live cows perished. 5l|. I All rry growers saparilla. It will make pure, live blood, Jc. 11 r> t6 on. e7 (4 The bouse and stable of William Moul- Southwest Harbor last week. Wash’gtonCo it is tii'» formed b\ the were burned and much livestock was ELLSWORTH 8 28 11 ht 0 10 29 7 12 that only plants and you in good health. 10; at were struck and burned. Eider in put Ellsworth Falls ts 32 H2 ( > 0 161 7 < that should be used for the new killed. ton, Scarboro, Presiding Day preached the runners Nlcolln. +s 45 112 14 trf 1. 17 32 These IN ELIJUVORTII. Loss f4,0Q3; insurance |2,000. * Methodist church last Sunday. plantation. have Yellowish white Green Lake. ts 53 f 12 23 f0 40,. t" 41 At the Lake House. ... 01. 50 60 and can thus be Long Island, near Portland, The Morrison Co. is f9 |0 t7 roots, distingue-hed Ellsworth cannot remember a more Comedy playing Holden. 07 .12 38 0 543. t7 ftfi house was burned. ft* < of Howard Woodbury from the h r plants, which have u this week in the opera house to full Brewer June- 9 27 12 58 7 1«. 8 14 terrific thunder shn ver hail that of Fri- Loss Ex.St.. 9 35 1 05 7 25 11 * 8 21 stem, at the low. r end of which f1,000. houses. Bangor, long M. 9 4o 10 7 30 *11 35' 8 25 Asa was BANGOR, C. <»'.* br avu loots day. From early morning until late at Merrill’s house at Cumberland are black (l’ig. 1), many Mat Maloney played here Friday night. P. M. P. M. A. M. A. M.p. M. struck and set on tire, but the flames were Portland. 1 20 5 35 1 ::9‘ 4 20 12 25 night tiie show rs seemed to hover near CHURCH Owing to the storm, lie had a very small NOTES. Boston. 4 30 9 5 57 7 3.5 4 0O extinguished. Only a few days before 00; the city, and if at times the thunder sub- audience. Mr. Merrill’s barn was FREE BAPTIST. struck by light- Sundays only—July 10 to Sept 3, leave Mt sided to distant it seemed Charles Smith has moved his rnutterlngs, ning and burned. family Harvey A. Luckenbach, pastor. Desert Kerry, 2 00 p m, Ellsworth 2 34 p ni; ar- from rive 3 .*0 it m. to be for a fresh out- The at South Deer Isle into the Goss house at 2 in. Bangor only gaining cnegy stable of Cushman Walker, Sunday, July 30—Preaching p. Daily, Included, a train from Wash- at Green Head. Sunday break. Hallowell, was struck, and a valuable Sunday school at 3 p. in. (Jospel service ington County R It leaves F.llsworth 10 .‘13 p m, arrive Bangor 11 50 p m. horse, a Nelson colt, was killed. At the It is reported that Capt. B. F. Paschal at 7.15 p. m. Early in the evening the shower seemed BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. same several other were has purchased another schooner for the Tuesday, 7.30 p. in., Y. P. S. C. E. place buildings P. M. A. M. A. M. A. to gather all its forces for a final assault. M. A. M- struck and stone-carrying business. Friday, 7.30 p. m., regular church prayer slightly damaged. Boston. 9 45,.I 8 00 9 00;. The rattled of L. T. Marr a * P. heavenly artillery crashed, At Razorville the stable Joseph Eaton has completed the new meeting. m.; BAPTIST. Portland. 12 5.5 11 10 12 40 was struck and three horses killed. and roared, the thunderbolts Hashed and sidewalks. extend from B. F. Pas- P. M They Rev. C. S. The house of Rev. B. F. at McLearn, pastor. BANGOR. *5 05 15 3 15 *4 55'z 8 25 the earth trembled. Turner, chal’s to the Green house, and from K. K. Ellsworth, owing 7.30 church meet- Bangor, Ex. St. 5 07 9 20 3 20 4 69 8 80 South was Friday, p. in., prayer Norridgewock, riddled by Know Hun's to the Weed house. Brewer Junction. 9 27 3 2 3 5 00 8 to conditions, is ing. S7 probably topographical but not set on tire. At the Holden. t9 45 f3 48 *5 20 57 lightning, Steamer f8 “Vinal Haven” broke her service at Lake House. t9 541 t3 ./2 tft 32 f9 03 peculiarly free from severe electric same a horse was k ed. Sunday, July 30—Morning place Green 10 05 t4 00 41 12 shaft Tuesday of last week. Steamer “W. 10.30. Sermon the Lake.f f5 |9 and the unused to such J. H. Htabk at Pittsfield, was by pastor. Sunday Nlcolln .tlO 14 f4 0!*.' t9 21 storms, people, Phlnney’s C. Butman” towed her to Rockland Wed- school at 12 m. Y. P. H. C. E. prayer Ellswo th Falls 10 28 4 22 0 04 9 85 aerial struck, and set on tire, but the flames are dead or broken. If bombardments, were surprised to Steamer Bodwell” on ELLSWORTH 6 17 10 35 4 0 10 9 41 of which plants nesday. “Gov. is at 6 p. in. were meeting Co.Jc. 110 42 .. find, when the clouds had rolled extinguished. the route Was.i’gton of which can be depended away, between here and Rockland. CONGREGATIONAL. Franklin Road.tlO 52 4 38 r8 2.5 t9 66 good quality, The house of of East that so little had been done. Joseph Turner, Hancock. 11 02 5< f6 83 *10 04 upon to give large corps, are desired, damage Steamer “Castine” made two special trips Rev. J. M. t4 Auburn, was riddled. The Adams, pastor. Waukeag, S. Fy f6 43 11 06 t4 57 |0 86 tlO 07 Two large elm trees on Main street, in family escaped here last week on those selected for planting should have “Vinal Haven’s” route. for and Bible on Mt.Desert 0 50 11 15 5 05 8 46 10 15 us a miracle. Meeting prayer study Ferry front of L. B. Wyman’s house, were by Sullivan. 8 05 12 30. 7 0.V 10 35 good crowns and well developed roots July 24. Eugene. evening at 7.45 o’clock in the At East Warren, Albert Andrews’ barn Friday Sorrento. 7 15 1 10 5 45 7 80 11 15 t?) A- a rule the first struck simultaneously by a forked bolt, (Fig only plants chapel. The thirty-first lesson in the BAR HARBOR *7 50 12 20 5 45 *7 30, 11 00 was burned with contents, including live Oak the runners should be nsed. and stripped of much of their bark. Mr. Point. on Quarterly will be discussed, based upon and Mrs. were in the front room stock. James is at home for a few 16 to 3, leave Deal *rs in strawberry plants, when Wyman Heavy days. Horn. 5:1-8—“Justifica- Sundays only—July Sept Bangor At Charles Umbershiue’s 1:16-17; 3:21-26; 1135 a hi, Ellsworth 12 42 p in. Arrive Mt the after have of t heir bouse, about fifty feet from tlie Nobleboro, Hartford picking up plants they Murch has been stopping at tion by Faith.” Desert Ferry 1 10 p m, Bar Harbor 1 55 p m. and were shocked. farm buildings were burned. been d;ur. v••nernlly remove the dead or trees, quite badly home for a few days. 30 service at At tho barn of Street Sunday, July —Morning felt some effects from the South Brewer John diseased leaves and runners, and at the Many people Forrest Crocker is with 10 30. school will meet Sundays only. was burned. sailing Capt. Sunday directly out the roots and shock. Mr. on Saturday care- \ •Dally. same time straighten Wyman Clarence of Seal Harbor. after the in the on or notice to Conductor, At the struck in Lynam, morning service, chapel. tStop signal tacked on the trees as much of the Pemaquid lightning to leave not to take the remaining h aves. Sometimes the fully UNITARIAN. estops but passengers. house Leslie and of are Bit. bnrk as and treated them to a four places. Thomas Cudworth’s Percy Dyer, Bangor, These trains connect at with setting of the plants is necessarily de- possible, Rev. A. H. Bangor, through with their J. H. Coar, pastor. trains on Main Line to and from Bos- if coat of tar. It is the trees, which and farm buildings, and R. M. Sproul’s stopping grandfather, Portland, layed until late in the season, when, hoped July 30—Morning service at ton and St. John. barn were burned. Two other barns were Galley. Sunday, will be are large ones, will not die. the air happens to be dry. there 10.30. Sermon by Rev. C. F. Dole, of Tickets for All Points South and West of the and The lightning did considerable damage struck but not burned. Mrs. Ella Condon has been quite ill. great danger wilting perhaps Jamaica Plain, Mass. on sale at the M. C. R. R. ticket ofBca, farm owned by She intends to to the at Bar the killing of the plants from the heat to the electric light, telephone and tele- Unoccupied buildings go hospital Sunday school at 11.45. W. H. at were DllSWOriQ. and dryness of the soil and air. Under graph systems, burning out fuses and Blanchard, Bowdoinbam, Harbor soon. Teachers’ meeting Thursday evening at struck and burned. At Bowdoinbam 7 o’clock with Mrs. Sarah Partridge. Passengers arc requested to procure tickets these conditions it will l>e advisable to wires. The telephone and telegraph sys- Palmer Heavy has shipped on the before entering the train, and especially Kile- Ridge the barn of Irvin Cornish was METHODIST EPISCOPAL. worth to Falls ami Falls to Ellsworth. cut off the leaves except one or two of tems were practically paralyzed. In the schooner “David Faust” with Capt. struck and a horse killed. Rev. J. P. GEO. F. thus followed the wires Jefferson Smith. Simonton, pastor. EVANS, the smaller ones, as by reducing morning lightning Vice-Pres, and Gen’l At St. the house and barn of evening ml i.ou Manager. their surface the will he into the Western Union office, scorching George I'uunjr fiiMyct meeting. F. E. BOOTHBY. Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Ag’t. evaporation 1 Mrs. Josie Kline is occupying her cot- 30— service at — ■ --- Sunday, July Morning lessened. When plants have been pur ti iiinit luruugn nuiiu me wires jjhbscu. -—rf--* tage. Her sisters, Mrs. Nellie Adset, Mrs. 10 30; sermon by the paHtor. Sunday of Two instruments and four wires were At Tenant’s Harbor the house Barney school at 11.45. Pastor’s service at m. chased and have become dry c.r heated Lydia Kingman and Mrs. John H. Alley, 7 p. it will bo advisable to burned out during the F. Hawley was burned. The post-office Tuesday evening at 7.30, class meeting. MANHATTAN in the bundles, day. are making a short stay with her. and office were Total OL'T-OF-TOWN untie the bundles and either place them After the first severe shower of the telegraph damaged. SERVICES. loss Mrs. May Isham, of New York, formerly Rev. J. P. of the Methodist in water to the crowns in some cool, morning George H. Grant, manager of £4,000. Simonton, up of this died at Camden church, will Ht at lines in this had At Fort Clyde a barn owned by John place, Saturday, preach Bayside Sunday STEEMSHIP shady place, or to heel them in, so that the telephone district, 2.30 o’clock. CO., July 15. Her funeral, which was largely the soil will lie in contact with roots of men out in ati directions rep. ring Clark Was burned. attend*d, was from I'nion church on each in moist soil, where damage, and by 6 o’clock at night things At Spruce Head the barn of Willis A. plant they 19. Lev. A. H. of Adams was and two horses and Wednesday, July Coer, MARINE LIST. can be shaded and were in working order again. Then came destroyed occasionally sprin- officiated. two cows were killed. Ellsworth, kled. In a few days the plants that the worst shower of the day, and on Sat- The house of Leander South July 25. Plutarch. Ellsworth l*ort. have ii. t been killed will recover. urday all t he work had to be done over Wheeler, Thomaston, was struck and burned. ARRIVED Win n the plants are being set. equal again. By Saturday night wires were Marlboro. j land Wednesday, July Id care should be taken that the roots are working again in nil directions. In Hock the residences of C. E. Lota Donovan, of Winter Harbor, has j Sch Caressa, Harvey, Boston soil be a Tuttle, George M. Tibbetts and William come to the summer with her not e.xjMi.srd. Should the dry. IN HANCOCK COUNTY. spend Mil Duvltl FaUsl, S.idlli, Bo.-t 11 or so of water should be* each H. Coombs, and a stable on the Thomas- grandfather, David Moseiy. SiJi Forester, Farr ll, R M-kUmd pint given From all of t lie come rc- parts county loii owned Bros, were SAI LEI) before tin* planting has been com- road, by Berry Mrs. James L. Ham and two children, plant i ports of the severity of the shower, but < Saturday, 2*2 this will f the drawing struck, but in neither instance was any f (' a few July pleted. permit with done in other .mbridgepor:, Mass., spent * Seh compared damage sustained. Catherine, Coggins, Bo.-inu, lumber, Ells-. of dry si ii about it after the water has tspecial damage da\s ia-t weik wun her S. H. 1.*» parts of the State, Hancock county suf- fattier, \voiih 1.umber soaked in. and the baking of the hi ii At Levant, Nathan Bemis lost his house Re nick. AJIlilN KU fered but slightly. The story of the abont the will be In and farm buildings, with contents. Loss 21. plant prevented. in Jui> Are. -’i storm Hancock county is t«»1 tl by Thk __ Mv.miuy, July LINE. the a dibble or insurance setting plants spade, £3,000; £1,200. i Sell Win Eddy, Mureli, Oak Point American correspondents as foil jwk: ANDJANGOR trowel may bo used. When the dibble One of the queerest freaks of the light- Ventilating iha II«iii;,o io Slimmer SAILED MARiAYii.bE struck the ’Moano-rs of this line v\H. o-.ivt- Lightning ning wii.» at .South a Bangor (Eagle or spade is used, a cut is made in tin* Orrington, where “Adu.it suo’.ignt >t least a part of the ><-h A K Woodward, Fullerton, Romiout, I arn of VN lllinin Jt 111 on, crushing a holt ; boll struck the barn of John Baker, and staves and head-, (' J Wharf, High Head) every Monday at a. in. t.i foe ef six or eight in as of he as is. j Trewoiiry ground depth its day many r<*»tns possible, " lli and Rockland at « lor New York ttie roof ami killing a cow. One ploughed way straight through the bJdy, .Murcli, Bluuhill, loadstone p. in., direct, is l k in through in the j inches, and the s.>il pressed ! hay io lie ground, without it on especially sit ing-room, dining- Return: og, -;>u »er- will !«. New of Fred Grover's cows was killed in the setting Wednesday, June 20 York, North M-md v at 4 either direction a side movement f lire. The holt entered on the front of the room and the writer of Sch David pier 1, river, every p. m.. by | kitchen,” s-ys Faa-t, s>i;iiili, iivudout, staves ami 1 ure. barn for Roekiand, Camden, llcll'a.-t, aud rim d pHst ! diagonally directly beneath the heads, Co Bucksport the handle. In the opening thus f. “Five-Minute Talks on (haul Health,” in Wlmcomb, Huyne-A Bangor. North Hancock struck in ridge pole, and had p oughed down j the r<•< t.-. are care being taken Lightning | Hancock County Ports. With our superior facilities for placed, a m. ss of to the //or.; .!( urnul. handling 11.rough big hay ground. v * several in this W KST Si I. i. v »m \ i* J freignt in >■ York it\ and at our eastern are not and that places vicinity, among | made a July 17, sells M Ha* I that they cramped they [ It clear tunnel through the hay “Every room shoo'd be *.ired daily and together with" through traffic 8c- them the house of Arthur Graves. The low, Lunt, Bk-Iiui Alii •• I rablree, Crabtree termina'-, can be about five inches in diameter, but ih « < ra111£«-in-- t we have witii our are so spr.-ad out that the soil given the cm fi o tin: sunlight, if not Ar July Id, n .Mary Stuart., Bowden, Bar onneetions, both bolt came down the out of the surface was not even blackened. Harbor rail a d \v tier, to tit wc-t and south, we are in contact with each of them. chimney, of the sunshine Should brought dir-diy. you Ar Julv iii a to handle all the business ln- tire amt out the side 22, .-cl,- E.niem (jueen, Partridge, position When with a thick mat of place passtd through 1 iru teo to ii' to trie entire »aiisfuctiou of our large plants, dose the hou e or =1 p.art of i during the Bo-toii ; Wiiiie L M,i\wi ii, iimi, >ai o of the house. D.image slight. MOL Ml OF THE K1 VEIL Sid sen < Me with patrons both a~ regards service and charges. roots are this is nec- > July 2a, Mary wart, curb used, particularly day, do not d :.i(, cedy a-» to shut Great Bond--A barn belonging to stone from Craoirec A ilavey lor Pbil:adel|ddu essary. as otherwise the soil would only out the im.-v.ng air. but invite’ it in shl 1', -ri with lumlier j Hurry Murch is at home for the sum- July uronto, Unit, All rates met. George U'larry was struck by lightning. 1 roin Maco"ibcr Bros lor Nr\v York competing promptly be in contact with a of roots > layer upon mer. through the op :do .v.~v at the bottom, — all men j >ld July bi, sc!i l.m with curb the out>i ]•• if this bundle. Nearly the in the village were on y Bell, Marlin, and alter i.s n of purification is -tniic from Dunliar limn lor Bo ion For all particulars address, the scene in a few mono and hard Joe of Bost is at home for is m nts, by Kemick, n, ''Id July Id, -oh Alice I Crabt.ee, There also considerable danger aecoiiipl su d it rt'C g ri through Crabtree, 1j. < ot I >1 ItY, Eastern Agent, had a with blocks from Craoirec A Have for if lighting the tire under control before short visit. aving No. Broad Sueet, Me. loss at ten ti« >n is nut given to the depth the tv•'iih'i v <1 at the lop. The dust ■V u ^ ork Bangor, much was done. A was A. G III Me. at which tie are set, should damage hug ; Mrs. A. L. Kemick and little son, of sld 20, sch Kale I. with curb NT, Rockland, plants they may find it- »hy :u r.'so, hu' better some July Pray, Pray, but a horse in the next stall -tone from Cre otree A for Boston N. I.. Nl Gen’l be at sticli that the bud will be killed, was Bangor, were the guests of Mrs. W L. Ilavey \VC(1MI{, Manager. depth dust and son e ..r tLn.ri no dust and no S d July 21, -eh Victory, Dyer, with hardwood unhurt. The storm was the most severe A. I). SMITH, Gen’l Freight Agent, aboV“ the surface as at C in the Kemick last week. hoards from .Ma-'omher Bros’for Portland just ( air. Lear i i that a tool room in all Broadway, New York City. of the season thus fs •. second cut. >r if than this tin re deeper Mrs. John Hodgkins, Bar Harbor, was summer n u- «»L e nor healthful if Surry The harn of Dr. W. L. Fnnry j 1 will 1- daim r that, especially on heavy j called here last week by the death of her ; I) cotd ■- chits- d at r he ex 'Abbcrtiannrnts. BOSTON AMD BAKCGR was struck by lightning anil i-i'i1 f •< *r »• ini-m rishinc. Do not soil, the l id Cannot make its way slightly Samuel S. Bunker. I father, fail to I'M tvimlo.v of liv- through to soil, while if not damaged. every every deep o tin wc.c.i fr-.im tbe if a Bar Harbor Mrs. Linda Leach, who has been visit- ing- top, only a rt of the roots will he ex- Lightning s'ruck the enough ] few inches." 1 ing relatives for the past four re- and the will be green house of George B. Dorr, of Bostou, j weeks, SWEEPING posed plant very likely turned to her home in and four men in the i Bangor Saturday. to dry out. If placed perhaps a quarter building were HORN. shocked. CimrL foreman Mrs. Emma Martin, with her little < r half inch deeper than it grows in the severely Shaw, \KKV M k-% .»ii 1 v .Mr and Mr- Sl'M.MIdR SI- KVK I-. in the was unconscious for daughter, of Somersworth, N. 1L, is c. held, this will be sufiicient to allow for greenh.use, | o- ••• t« gc \ iy, a REDUCTIONS I is * it some time. visiting her parents, Charles Murch and the -etting f the plant and will leave ill: v \ VI .. In v t• Mr an t M»- in about tin light position Inplanting l-RANKi.'N Numerous trees aiid tele- wife. .M i' .o I. i.i-.i ad lUghlei IX • s about be ir of j \ KLSON—At .Stouiugioii, .T to Mr ant! with the trowel the same m tic d / graph p town evidence Miss Vina Kay enteitained a party f $ <—V •- T Mrs Julian Carlson, a tluu> an r. or i:.< of the her be Us with tin* dibble nut severity prolonged, terrifying frn-i'ds .Saturday afternoon, July » •> spade, I 22, t. »C>t.\>-At tdooksvilie, .lu. >. t A. t with a f v. plant- many think it will thumb r s' :ii of u-t Friday evening. ! Mrs Grover uslus, a i\ Trip* a Wt‘t*k lo Boston. ♦ i,’ a m m .I,,., of Friday night gHVe us quite a shaking I JOHNSON —At A Divide, July 2*j, to Mr ami Nii.e bet ween 1 ■: 9 •'.:! -I l: in tli* i Tr. t this a ,nic.il <1 v .tii ,u up. telegraph poles Joseph DEATH OK sAMUEL S. BUNKER, Mrs Mitten Johnson, a -on. g i.vday, ll JI, l-(earner ■‘Mt l><-en”, wi nr line to leave Bar Harbor, is 1* f t. ar. .ul and whit h th* r t s LulsonN nmJ tin selicolhuusc were ('apt. Samuel S. Hunker died last We i- MOON -At Julv 17, to Mr ami .Mr- I I'inishcd Tables ui*on j Surry, Antique i"i >«al Northeast Harbor, >outhwest nest (J Moon, a son. Ernest C.| Harbor, are ad. much, two in front of W M. Ash's ; in the of liis J 1! c r. >t :bpyt"n and Rockland t«> connect spr* ueaday, seventy-sixth year at J9o. each. are winners. UolkSHAW —At orland, •I uly l'.», to Mr and Mr- They with -(earner loi Boston, After the at th r;_rht house w ere splintere I quite badly. age. Death was due to daily, except Sunday placing plants paralysis, (’apt. Cliarles E RobDiaw, a daughter. at l."u p ui. The thunder depth tip* -oil i- j.r .--* *1 against them Marlboro heaviest Hunker had the tir*t shock two years ag ), SEGA 11— At North Urooksvllle, July 22, to Mr Pictures all Trained and Mrs Frank I, a son. RETURNING. with the dibble **r hand-. >•» that it shower ttiat has been known for years from which he never recovered. He had Segar, for .‘>Sc. and 90c. These are with tb r t-. t ussed over litre la.-t night. Willie another shock two weeks before h 25c., will be in close contact Friday From Bo.-ton, daily, except Sunday, at 5 p m. MAlililKI). of art. Vincent received quite «. severe shock. death. Deceased was a native of Cran- gems From Rockland, touching at intervening land- | ings, dally, exei pt Monday, at 5 u m. liot'LDSBORO Luring the-torin Friday, berry Isles, and a resident of that town BI.AKK-VKA/I K-At Bluehlll, July 17, !•;. Rev E Beau, Miss Maria E Blake, ot brook-- Just look at the Bamboo lightning struck twice near IJryaut until twelve years ago, when he niovt i Easels ville, to Ferd M Veazie, of Blueiiill. E. s. d. Mouse, Agent, Bar Harbor. Moore’s. here. He had been a and held | selectman, DYER KEY1 At AiUli-oii, J uly Id, l.v Rev A I am offering the public for Orlanl* The lightniug struck in sev- other ollices of responsibility, and tru.-t B Drl-ko, Ml-- May E Over, ot Addison, to Calvin Ai stin, Gen’l Supt., Boston. diaries A of Swan’s island. only 29c. e: d but did little A val- in Kent, p.aeeu, damage. ! his town. In his earlier years he was William H. Gen’l Boston. I1LTCII1NGS—GINN —At nrlund, July 24. by J Hill, Mgr., nah tow to Charles lirindle an earnest church and for < belonging worker, many s Condon, e-,, Miss Blauehe M Hutching-, ot all ami in.-pert my stork before purchasing T of elsewhere. w us k 11 led. years was superintendent of the Sunday Orland, to Ralph Ginn, Bueksport. TOO sit ALLOW. TOO P#KI*. JfST KIGHT. JORDAN—FRENCH-At I m. al Cove Two terrific thunder school. He leaves a widow, three daugh- Waltham, July m, by A K Haslam, esq. Miss Gertrude E Jordan, >d and the success of the will be planting storms passed over this place Friday, the ters and two adopted sons. The remains Waltham, to Henry A French, of Ea-tbr n>k. C. R. feet ar** used to assist FOSTER, increased if th** one in the evening being the worst I were taken to Cranberry Isles, where ser- MERRILL—HnWLKS—At Bangor, July 2d. l.v Rev E K I’« luber, Miss Belle A Merrill to llai- Furniture Dealer and Undertaker. in packing the boil. Pleasure upon one know n in years. A bolt struck at vices were held at the Cniou li» v. Pretty church, vey W Bowles, both of Bangor. suffice, but if the j side will generally .Marsh in the morning doing no serious C. N. Davie ofilciating. soil is a foot at ei- sandy may placed damage, how ever. July 24. Victor. DIED. The continued I have re- ther side of the plant. iihook.lin L w as the most magnilicent just with the f**et and repeat* 1 pressure display of electricity ever seeu in this NORTH KLLSWORTH. BOWDEN—At Bluehlll, July 21, Mr- Elizabeth ceived a car- Bowden, a/«*d dd years, :> uionths, lo day-. 1899 SC IIEIH LU about the j hint, as practiced by some, seciieu. Lightning struck in several of W. M. of is Bl'NKKK —At Bay-ide, July IS, Samuel s Bun- load From AI a y 19 (Util .lime 93. is not advisable, to Professor? Clarry, Princeton, Minn., according places, but fortunately no damage was ker, aged 77 years, 7 mouths. of straw- calling on friends here, Strs. Catherine, Juliette and Kockland. Taft and Gladden, who treat done. CI.XRK-At Penobscot, July 24, Frecmuu S from the: berry cultui in a recent lull* tin of tho IN THE STATE. i liev. Kugene Viniug preached a very in- Clark, aged 27 year-, 11 months, 20 days. HAYS OF SAILING: UIGGlNs-At station, from which the fore- teresting sermon Sunday. KImhur-t, Cal, July 111, Altnada For Kockland: Michigan No part of the State seems to have e D, wife of Lewis 1 Hiegins, and eldest SAGINAW MILLING COMPANY daugh- Monday, Wednesday and extract is made. and from till Lida of Past is at work ter of E L Brown, ol El.-worth, aged (>1 years, Friday. Monday going taped the storm, sides come Patten, Dedham, TO UK BOLD FOR CASH. md Friday lloston. Plmsr noli — Wed 7 months, 10 days. onljnr stories of damage done. for Mrs. lialpti Hamilton. ne-day’ft boat will not connect at Rockland with To l*rc\enf SwarralnK. FIERI h At \ swortli, July 2.1, Mrs Belle D FOR THE PRESENT I SHALL SELL Boston boat until utter dune *J3. At Iceboro the ice-houses of the *>2 11 montiis. large Grace Ober, who has been employed in Fierce, aged year.-, From Kockland: R. Aikin there are two ways: C. says Ice Co. were set on fire RKVNOl.ba-At E .-worth, James S BLUE BIRD BRAND, per bbl. S4.75 Knickerbocker Somerville, Mass., is spending her vaca- July 27, will leave B. & bees in one sec- 7- ear-, 1 17 Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, “Hive the queen and Reynold-, aged months, days. UNCLE SAM, 5.00 > s. Co. by lightning and destroyed, with about tion with her parents, George Ober and B. wbait, Rockland, upon arrival of the hive as the flow < me* SM ALL A: >;• if.--on. July 14, Mrs Eliza F UPPER 5.00 teanu-r from Bo-ton for Dark tion of just tons of ice. Loss | CRUST, Harbor, Hughes 40,000 *70,000; partially wife. Small, aged si year-. !•) montiis, 25days. Point, Ca-tine, Blake'- Doin’ Idrtle Deer on. a new or strengthening Washburn & Crosby’s Cold Isle, making insured. -outhwe.-t ‘Herrick s Sar- wife and family, of 5.50 Harbor, Landing, weak outs with the brood or by exclud- George Maddocks, | Medal, gentvilie, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, ’Castle View cot- ; At Litchfield the house of Everett “We have sold many different cough the from of the hive ten Brockton, Mass., are spending a few days tage, Brooklln, ‘South Bluehi*', ‘Parker’S Point, ing queen part Piukhum was struck and to- none has Bluchill, Last and Ellsworth. burned, with Mr. Maddocks' remedies, but given better sat- Blueh’U, Surry t*» th** flow; then at the be- parents. Benjamin will leave Ellsworth at 7.30 a days prior with all Mrs. THESE ARE CASH PRICES. Returning m, gether outbuildings. isfaction than Chamberlain’s,” says Mr. to at S a via ginning of the flow take the queen and Maddocks and wife. stage Surry, Surry in, above land- Piukham died of heart disease, occasioned M. Charles Holzhauer, Druggist, Newark, N. ings. unsealed hr* *1 to a new stand and give July 24. Barrel Warranted. O. A. CROCKETT, by excitement and fright. J. “It is perfectly safe and can be relied Every the bees and sealed brood on the old Manager, Kockland, Me. At St. Stephen, just over the border RTP-A N S. 10 for 5 cents at druggists. upon in ail cases of coughs, colds or O. W. HIGGINS, cell or stand a rip** virgin queen.”— banish ami life. One give- from Calais, a six-year-old child was They pain prolong hoarseness. Sold by Geo. A. Parcher, •Flag landing. Agent, Ellsworth. i ve 1 Jee relief. No matter what’s the matter om will Passengers wishing to take the boat will leavd Progress keeper. viiieJ. Four other in the same W. H. DRESSER. j persons do you good. I U-ug£ist. | word at Moon’s .-tabic. iftibirtismunts. Ing. Interment in Mountain View liu to « few weeks with her hus- THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 106 NEWS. NEAVS. spend COUNTY cemetery. COUNTY band, who is employed on the Washing- in Hancock see ether 0/ the post-offices county; Fbr additional County Sacs see other pages, ybr O'hlHional County Xetr* page*. A ton County railroad. nil the papers in the county com- Sunday school concert was held in July Sr mac. Dr. A. Johnson, in *810, Originated bined do not reach so many. THE Amer- Lnmoiiip. the schoolroom recently. The following Hancock Point. 24.*_ in ican not the only paper printed Mrs. Robert Farren and sons are the programme was well carried out: Volun- A. Bacon launched his sloop yacht on Dedham and has never claimed to Hancock county, Mrs. Esther Whitaker. tary; singing, school; Mrs. H. G. Burrlll, of Brewer, is visiting that can guest* ol introductory Saturday. be. bu it only paper prop- weeks. all the speech, Jamie Stover; has been in relatives and friends here for r few erty b i a COUNTY paper; Mrs. Kben Googins, of Campridgeport, scripture reading, C. C. Chase, of Bangor, restar re, local I'he circula- Amos C. B. Gott; bible week. Ida who has been visiting papers is visiting here and in Ellsworth. reading, class; town the past Mins Cowing, tion l'hfc .American, barring the Bar o, prayer, superintendent; address, Fanny of Bar is visit her sister in Hancock, has returned home. Harbor /. rd s summer list i# larger Mrs. H. M. Dalaittre and family and Mrs. Stillman, Harbor, Ellen Young; singing, school; reci- than r- t al- *heo,her rycpers pointed W. and wife returned to their her mother, Mrs. McFarland. Miss Inez Burrill, who has been serious- J. Bragdon tation, Nina MfeTo Cure Form of Marian Every Inflammation; in Hr.aunty. Joy; duet, is now home in Minneapolis Friday. Francis Hazelwood, of Lynn, ly ill for some time, improving and Eleanor Kittredge; recita- ^v. INTERNAL as much as FXTERNAT Mrs. John Cool and sons and Mrs. Mass., is stopping at the Tarratine. slowly. idge tion, Florence Gott; singing, school; I C mid a remedy have * t>'«ted f-?r ncnrlv L. C. Wallace L. Heath and -r r. t,, ... Edward Cool of are O. 1*. Mrs. Heath, century, except t.ict that ,. NTY NKAVS. idge, Waltham, Mass., recitation, Bertha Chapman; exer- I Judge Cunningham, accompanied COl at (merit 1 many 1*; their summer home here. Ed- Mrs. drove from his wife are staying fora few days their extraordinary Innay Jc A : mil (aunty .Xnrs, see other popes. occupying cise, Hattie Mayo, Fanny Y’oung, Mar- by Barnard, Bucksport farm here. «L ward Cooltdge arrived Saturday. tha Mayo, Lettie Paine; singing, school; I on Thursday. Every Mother! I’,";;.;' i- J-l**. con- It act* prompts I t- tdy torn.. South ice-cream social was held in town recitation, Josie Paine; sixteen at the a McLaughlin, w ho has been T An exercise, Miss Burke, Tarratine, gave Joseph on ‘••ivar *mff< nm; chitdu-n love on Dropped Rev. H ;*ce Haskell called .friends fined to the house is now aide cun ;• ii hall Thursday evening. A pleasant even- children; recitation, Carl Paine; reelta- I buck hoard drive to a party of friends by illness, It will positively ailments th.it nr- attended with irif* %•• mat: 1 *uc?i « nsthm here a Icv\ days ago. was A sum was realized tion, Martha Josie to be out again. ing passed. good Mayo; duet, Paine, j Sunday evening. abscesses,, bites burn*. br«i*c*. bronchitis I on Bobbins is a few Marian cold*, 1 itarrb. ch.: Mias spending for the benefit of the Christian Endeavor Kittredge; exercise, primary i of arrived on Mrs. C. A. Thompson, a few days since, cough*, croup chaps, Albert Haven, Boston, ! w t r aunt, Mrs. Caroline Mitchell. class; recitation, Marian ! fell down her and tiays society. Kittredge; solo, Saturday to spend his vacation at the stairs, dislocating hip throat, earache, heada« he. la grippe, 1«- < 1 Ellen recitation, Frank is back mu*- 1! n ••rural.- Mrs h McCollum. Miss Gertie McFarland, a graduate of Fanny Young; home of hi- Haven and receiving other injuries. She gainftig mumps Raymond parents, George All who H*e it are miared at it* wonderful Homer called on Paine; remarks, E. M. Humor; ! slow Green and Mrs. Kobblns Amherst, ’97. and recently a teacher in singing, wife. ly. power aud are loud in r.- praise ever after school. friends lu- has the Mrs. Albion of Wednesday. Cambridge, Mass., accepted posi- Irving McFarland, foreman at the Goodwin, Brockton, We have n*ed v.-nr \i no l.lnlment In 24. M. it ■•••*» th»- i.: of of mathematics July | and tier two are family f- jri-4r*. ho-l (. > nu Mrs Small returned Thursday tion professor history, fruit Is Mass., children, spending '1 Strawberry Valley farm, enjoying t* ■> tl-i' us.-. «•;•! *• '!«•• rihiun? ovrrvt: in M. tie a here and .• 11 *.-•! \! ri. .1 1 n eltli -t frijm -irth, where she has been at- and the sciences E. C. seminary, HI hi II a short \acatiou at his home in West few weeks visiting relatives I li.*\ It Mailt ■, j. (shlng results. II '.cm 1*1-1 in, Bangor, V- tending the summer school. Rucksport. H. II. Hinckley, of Holyoke. Mass., is Hancock. in Brewer. visiting his Nahum Bond for our N>w Book Trcrtr .<%•• for TNnosso*. Mis- Ch -tie and Carl Robbins spent a Fred Reynolds, who is a practicing parents, Hinckley l lorrie of was in Percy Bartlett, Mrs. Maria Bartlett, of Capt. lailDu, Corea, T*r 1* ■*. >r S r-*fur> »- -l f» ~-. t: .r« n rrrrr b and wife. •* ■ is of *■ 1 |-t a I*'- C- I .* t. -U r- few da\ ih Mr. and Mrs. Garland at dentist at Providence, R. I.. visiting town on in his “Millie Ellsworth, and Miss Emma Blood, | Sunday, yacht, J. S JoKN^uN » 1 .?■'' II.-iieM Urfi-m M wife. ]Yuob~.> t his week, returning Thursday. his parents, J. G. Reynolds and Burke Grindle, of Neponset, is spending Frances". The yacht has been chartered Chicago, visited Mrs. George Goodwill Mr. and Mrs. are over hi9 vacation with his Koscoe last They enjojed the trip greatly. Reynolds rejoicing parents, for the season by F. E. Hartshorn. Wednesday. the addition to their family circle of a Grindle and wife. S. drank Miss K. i. Hatch and Miss Jenuie Cole The Stetson family, of Bangor, consist- Carroll, little son of I). Burrill, little granddaughter, the daughter of Dr. left Tuesday afternoon for Brookliu, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden, of South Blue- ing of Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Stetson and a saucer of fly poison last Friday. William and of Watertown, COULD, Lynam wife, called to at- where Miss Hatch will remain a while hill, died Friday forenoon, aged sixty-six maul. Miss Huth Stetson and maid, and Bunker, of Eddington, was who now keep* t hr store* so long oc- Mass. She leaves one son. tend him. No serious results from the with her sister. Mrs. Susie Cole. years. Irving Stetson arrived Wednesday. cupied by the late J. W. Coombs, !• By invitation of J. l\ Rragdon a party poison were uoliced. to fill every want that can The Sunday school board met Monday Charles Smith’s cre^r are rebuilding the prepared of about fifty enjoyed a clam-bake at BENEFIT CONCERT. be supplied by. evening and made arrangements for the links of the Hancock Point golf club. At Mrs. Sarah Nason, formerly of this Hodgkins’ shore Thursday afternoon. The benefit concert which took place annual picnic Aug. S. The Sunday school the recent business meeting of the golf town, and sister of the late James Blais- is a at the town hall was a decided Choice for 25 at A clam-bake always pleasant occasion, Thursday, dell, now of Helena, Montana, has re- Confectionery, convention is appointed Aug. club. E. B. Bowen was elected president but the toothsome bivalve cooked to success. The stage was handsomely deco- (Yean vi lie. and D. C. Hammatt, treasurer. turned to Maine after an absence of ten characteristic rated. On the centre of the stood a perfection, the thought- stage She will some weeks Fruit. Nuts and the like. Mrs. M. I>. Robbins and Alice years. spend among daughter screen on which were of H. K. Wilson, Bar Harbor, C. G. Rich, fulness and generous hospitality of the pictures places her relatives here, to her home weut to Brooksvilie Thursday to visit Mrs. West and returning host and his assistants, the Messrs. described by Mrs. Turner in her readings. Allen Arthur Smith, of Lynn, Miss early in September. An Alice Alien and daughter Genevieve. Mass., who have been the guests of appropriate purchase Hodgkins, combined to make this one an On the right and left of the screen were Capt. 24. B. Louie who has been visiting Miss Mrs. J. July by a man who amokee Myers, event long to be remembered. Norwegian and American fiags. The and M. Gray at the McFarland Is a Alice Robbins, left for Bar Harbor Thurs- cottage, left for their homes last week. Atlantic. In honor of Mrs. H. M. Delaittre and stage was further beautified by plants. day. The of Measles are prevalent. and J. W. Bragdou and wife, fam- most interesting parts the pro- The Hancock Point base ball club or- who family ob a The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Small, were the Mrs. this week and is to meet E. M. who has been at of ily gatherings were held last week at the gramme readings by ganized ready Capt. Staple*, BOX CIGARS died July 14, took place at her late home who described in detail a amateur team in I>ecr Isle since last week, returned home homes of Frank L. Hodgkins, Capt. Turner, journey any the county. The on Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Gales officiating. thin Charles Hodgkins and F. L). Hodgkins. through Norway. team consist* year of E. B. Bowen, Tuesday. She left a husband, one son and five daugh- were Besides the families of the hosts and the Mrs. Tapper’s selections received p.; Hoyt McCauley, c.; Winfred Harts- J. Fobes Beal and wife, of Washington, MEERSCHAUM PIPE. ters. most of whom were at the funeral. with enthusiasm. VVulf knrn 1h C !•' VI 2,-, r.-•>», guests above the in- great Fries, in mentioned, party One daughter, Mrs. Vesta Barker, lives the who has so cluded Capt. A. C. Holt and wife, Mrs. violoncellist, played many Bissett, 3b.; 1). C. linmmatt, u. e.; John ! tage here. California. times in Bluehill, never fails in Belknap, 1. f.; Arno Bacon, c. L; Robert ! Dr. H. \V. Small and wife, were in Port* TOBACCO and CIGARS. A or thirty or more irom stoning- arousing the enthusiasm of hearers, was r. f. C. E. McGown Is party port, Capt. Calvin Coggins and family, Drummond, cap- land during the visit of the w hite squad- ton had a and ciam-bake on Saw- at his best. The entertainment was a tain and F. L. Martin picnic Charles Whitaker and family. Miss Ella manager. ron. They returned home Monday. yer’s Point Wednesday. They had a jolly Bartlett and brother Charles, of financial success, about $60 being realized. Koxbury, Mr. Klwell, and friends, of Bos- didn't set destruc- as master of TARRATINE REGISTER. family time. Moreover, they Mass.. Mrs. Hose Holt and sou, of Ells- Mrs. M. E. Mayo acted cere- ton, arrived Tuesday and opened tbeir HENRY GOULD, tive tires, nor leave i>asture gates open, nor worth, and Mrs. E. D. Merri- monies, making a short introductory July 17—E. B. Bowen, Boston; Dr. Bragdon. cottage Hock Knd, which they recently make any trouble for anybody, which is ment and cheer existed in speech, and announcing the numbers. George A. Phillips, Ellsworth. FETK&S BLOCK. KI.LBWORTH. good propor- of the heirs. 18—Ellis Mrs. I purchased Stockbridge more than can be said of every picnic tion to the size of the gathering. July 22. H. A. C. July Town, Sorrento; J. E. Emery, Chicago; C. A. Hanacoin. | Steamer “Vinaihaven”, on her trip down party. The funeral services of the late Adeline T re mom. i w hen out in the be- of New and Baltimore; Sarah E. Town, Salem, Mass. Tuesday night, lay MADE ME A MAN Mrs. Abbie Leman, Jersey, Whitaker were held at the church Tues- Mrs. L. M. Lunt has arrived home from aja.xta: i i tween this and Isle au iiaut, broke i.yctiik 19-S. R. Prentiss, Bangor; Miss I plaice sprs. A N > r. ■ .f her Mrs. Mary Kimball, of Hock- S. P. Pendleton Bar Harbor. July 1.1 F.. Mad sister, day afternoon. Kev. paid ky^*^ » her shaft, and was thus left to the mJ cr** t. cna«a.l Mrs. J. G. Clark, Ban- mercy SC' » are a few visit about Pu'sifer, Sorrento; [ V A’ )•*> ► ■« » and It. ! «- land, making days’ a deserved tribute to the memory of the Mrs. Winfield and who Sprague family, of the waves. of distress were Cn"'l>n». fbry ./• »«•»/$/ and lurrly used to live. gor. Signals ^ ^0^ town where they Mrs. Christian sister and r«*t« -I. rr > -•;r..r ! wife, mother, neigh- have been on a trip to Norfolk with her ami “Sadie and Kmma-’ \ H. Grant, Ellsworth. i blown steamer ft* a man f »•u i;. -m* ■ it nr .»»-•- Leman had not been here for forty years. July UO—George bor. Besides a husband and eight chil- husband in the “Henry Square”, have re- went out from Old Harbor and towed her *• w July‘-’I Charlotte Ruth Stet- Lakan m -un*. Th«ir'i* »hrm ••■*• On ith their cousin*. Mrs. a Hopkins, impr Thursday they dren, Mrs. Whitaker leaves brother, turned home. manl and affarta a t I.K i. ••‘>r f..ii I.-. son. I in. K. S. Warren. Mrs. V. Goss and Mrs. Bangor; Miss ('handier. Ellsworth. D*t opoa hart 1 <*« Tl.- Alden a sister, Mrs. Gault, 20. S. Capt. Higgins, Gilbert Kich, of this is July li*»*car*l tb,ns>iiih v wi .■••>.*«. tr.'» «n* took a to the formerly place, July 1TJ Frank Davis, Millie T. Haney, Josephine Richardson, drive both of East Lamoine, two brothers re- ilira writrn .. ^ T PTC in town visiting friends and relatives. p*fh cam nr rafuj-,'1 II.'. >.!:.■;■ vv V J Dunham * Point and round Bangor: NY. C. Hammatt, /.etiora, Mex.; Surrj. Oi;-r silver mine at sisters in or *n T’ siding in the West, and two It since Mr [■arka^ra, !’/ lias been years came home in wr >-■ *.<«• «• ;r. made a call on “Aunt twenty-four George F. Oaks and wife, Bangor; F. E. Hoy Treworgy Saturday mail, plain u-ear ,r to Sunset, where they ; another state. All of her children were Rich left here, and lie finds many changes. G. night from a \hi -htiug cruise. AJAX REMEDY CO.. Salome Sellers’’, the oldest woman in town, Andrews. Kcnnebunk; J. Clark. Ban- V^VuT present at the funeral—one daughter, Mrs. ! j 1 Mrs. Maria L. who has been visit- Francis Haz Mass. For mIp In h -w rtf:. Mr.. year- Id. This vener- I»ix, gor; Iwood, Lynn. Miss Ksther Smith, if Kllsworth. is nearly ninety-nine 'Cheney, four sons, Warren, Nathaniel, (iMiKi.l. \ I* A lit. II KK. t>r remember- i them well, and ing friends in Bangor and Rockland, July -3 Henry Farnham, Bangor; visiting her grand mol her. M rs. J 1.'.(iott able woman ! John and Alden, all residing in the came home Her Frank A. Lola E. talked with them most Wednesday. daughter, Bourne, Boston; Dyer, Mrs. IJrzie CJalerson and »i111« son entertainingly. vicinity of Boston, am! Mrs. C. M. Jay, ELiZiSWOnTII Mrs. R anch who went to Boston M. Harriet Annie M. The v .--’tors were in a st.ge of c hronic sur- I)ix. Celia Sullivan. Dyer, Stratton, Mrs. Edward Sniit h and Stephen : of Boston, Hr«- v>;ting Mr-. OaUr-un's to meet her husband, came with her. SuLi Mil, Mr-. F. C Jonen, Ellsworth; prise .1 the many ehanms and improve- of t iiis town. father, Henry J. M llllkt n. STEAM I.A!MH!\ I H., Bar Harbor. ment* that had been m since w ere Mrs. Nettie C\ of Minturn, arid Charle- Hagerthy, they 24. H. Tinker, A. :* h AM) HATH i:od>ls. July i July J l. A. (ieorgi (irant sp-mi.ng few daj» here. Mis*. Lula Crabtree, of Hancock, made with his Mr. (irant has b en eiu* 21. family *• N II I \ Nil *\ I III t July Ego. Itliielitll. a short visit here this week. Miss Crab- COTTAi.K IMHEtToKV. j ployed on au electrii r >ad in Boston for The 11 ini'* V. W -Mr- \ It Y*ung. I rt j Pft.ObWOT Mis-s Gladys Street is visiting in Brooks- tree gave select readings here two AII kind* of N Mi-- some time. ■ Plains, N Young, Trent-*:. ilr** a -t !• DEATH OF LF.ANTiF.R PERKINS. viile. evenings whvhwere by highly enjoyed /,,!*»' •<-■ Annie 21. s/f-Mb*i Bar-t-w. Mb* July Q. H. II. f I » » Leander Perkins died 16. t he people. Clark. MrCarro Huston. Sunday, July Mrs. Ernest A. Webber left !a*t ! ■a at kn<| v. Monday Muriiit ill**. l.rM,' 23 Thelma. <, r.e */■»! — M I'd M rs Hu // !', Mr-!Jr.agg. tr<\w Bright’s disease, r an illness of for Stony Creek. Conn. July Bangor. Kd. Jordan Iihs move ! hi* fain ly back several months, aged *i v v-two years. M. H. has huilt a new aud i- (•*• < o.i -A I. Fret.' aid wise. Mr Long shop, IN M EM OKI A M mphe’l to his j fact. All are g a to see them A Though for some time his friends real- Bruuimoml, H.u :. ChalliMi’s doing some tine cemetery work. Lorenzo T. son I the late b'o k Richardson, 1 agiiin. ized that 1 o■ was gradua wasting away, !':•■' 1 11 Ro J.H M .**s Mildred Tufts left here this morn- William J. and Emily A. Richardson, Bai ,*ir. 1 (.’out I'iic! yet to the last the a.-ed was full ol Mrs. t\.x, of Halifax, is visiting at M s. ing for Cook cotiHgt. .Sorreuio. ditd July 3. Hgid fifteen years. /• *i .• rfiri, > K " and Wife Ell-Wort!:. of r- tv, and fertile Marsh’-. Order courage'and hope I. H Hu wen a w. t> N* w to Mary «■ •- Hiram L. cHtne In me from Dix Great Father, receive the sweet •■ with for the f He was not Candage j»irlt <■ < s plans li'irnnt ].,■ I .lohu-ou lin*l W ife, tF* There will be grove meetings in the Records ■.; That has burst all its fetter- of clay i t v ! Island last Friday, and returned MI*im*« Clark, Bangor, Mi v ■ af*;r die, but he anxious to live to-day. Charles lLa, at 10 a. m, '.«*• •i-.-d ■%-. ? k nd* He will with inherit < N d now the angels )range, j Infmr-naTtnt? rr« on1« ei. «. »• to ord* that he rare s invalid wife Mrs. Emerton ami Mrs. and 2 m. might Emily Abby < .1 N' -• p. The crown and he kingdom of day arah \ .Mi-- EI *vth V 22. S. IV s (- Na« York Holbrook, of Vinal Haven, are here on The smile, like an infant’s o-e, July | escaping l’ru\ idoiiec, K i he deceased was a : rd w orker from visit. From dm _• to mother's own breast. LA! hi- never all himself time wife, Du*!. youth, -g William G. Pert ami wife, Mount Told the moment the spirit- were taking Mr* M ( 11 a u, 11 Crus by, for re-t or recreation. a as never uur one home to hi- rot. Ml-- ** 11 • ro-' I» < HaMiaail, Km hap- Dest. were in the and weary T**i*eka, rt, village Friday Harry C Emery. Itrui -w»ek. pier than in the rusn f business, nor Saturday. 7 Cragyt—J ( Nichols and faml Somcr hi- the even- Crwiitierrx Isles. M«.-; M ss Minnie Atherton, who has been in were Orington H. is in very feeble ing hours closing upon hi- da.lv Spurting Vu.«*>»» < —George * 1 Hall and wife, Ban two re- New! Ellsworth for the last months, ta-'k.-. i'or unceasing, u.i.iring industry, health, and unable to work. gor Something lumed last cott/fr— M r- *• Saturday. Wing Wing, Bangor his !i: furnishes a rare uple. For the Gilman J. Stanley went to Portland a H'li.n n (■•ttm,e— Hr and M r-" Ha: r. ■ Business at the Chase Granite Co.'s ait<*n, la.-t .'ieen years he : up and car- few ago to accompany h!- w :ft- home days — <<>'■ -M 1 K Sie(-uu and Ban- works closed last It will cnituye family, rv-d :i n 't-a large ur- usiness with i Saturday. proo- from the Maine general hospital.

*•• soon. the f EIlsw ■ rth. : 1 ti ! ably be resumed 7Y ■!>.. ! A H »ar*ln \\ W venture Mr-. Mary J. Gilley will sj>eud part of and •' In .*;»e and w H.u g- ns—r r. a: and uni- .:e, they way* him Harvey E. Candage and Hollis Gray the season with her daughter. Mi-- Hattie j A'*, ,r cottar;' Mr atm• 1 Mr- Bicker, liai.g r. form y urteous -nd c>G! .- g. tune home from Stonit last C. gt.ui Friday, for Jainc- — j Gilley, housekeeper Crosby. li ':./ « ./iuy. Edward NN oud and Wile, Mr. Perk a po-mu: disposition and returned Saturday. Ha* » Mrs. Mary E. Bunker, who lost her a never-fail mg fund >f g .attire, wlr.c-h f ('< si- E I. Meri and fain;!;., Bangor, John A. Miller and her daughter homo last week by tin i.- now making her breathed and •• w herever lit n f '• tlacoi wife, tn>< inspiration i. f Owl’s are relative* Mr- M. Head, visiting home with h*-r niece. Julia Spur- Iho oii. .Mi-- Bose Uacuii, Carlo- Ba- i. in< red. He -a as n *ted in run t Bang: deeply -urn fru lids in the V\ Village. Mnjft'.i coKri. —V Hen u .... lac j, d r a Eng- -ch 1 work. As it .-hand, he wa- j Ha **i Willie and B. T. Sowle, s. 11 ha- Whiting W. Truss* given up fishing 1 Capt. .'/■ !! -i F b Barts! **rn as*! 11 lie \-u ■ 111 \ n ■ in schooner “S. L. Fa-ter ’. He at work W M 111 1 H a I.. N W H .: c C am.: mg; as a cinztii. and i.; .1 .»■ u cu i here last Tuesday. at on a boat si for A. mnbt l tt —Mr and lira Bald- rig... with fclmwmon. Sutton’s ;-landing Healings w ..'.o.iy .Me. !. •• Albert Bowden and William Bisset left (.' Wheelwright. His will be Ion mrNhod f o // -Ht-of an*I Mr- W I», \V of the II ... II ,1. ia \* Large package World’s best th* km Hiof his Hit !a*t Thursday for Bedstone, N. H., where Mrs Hinm Myers, of Orleans, Mass., !*.< ,• H a will be as cutters. ■ l* cleanser for nickel. Still greater econ-1 Tuesday afternoon the funeral was at- employed granite h ustkeeper for the late Rev. t E. Har- Mrs J'1'.' » i.-.iu. 'll--* uiiuiitis:«.«s:i. I iK-udure t uu 4 a f wood for more than a of a cen- omy In pound package. Made tended ny large numn relative-, Mr-*. Tryphetia B,»wden, of East Surry, quarter i,l am, Buck^port. only by TUI: N. K. neighbors and friends, wi .'.pressed by w bo is eight s-nine year-i of age, smart tury. died from a liver trouble, July 17. |] FAIRBANK COMPANY, NS, M" Ba— liarlnir their saddened •n..; -on. countenan-• ;ueir hign s.-tive, is visiting at th' home of he apt. E. P. Stanley ami family, of MtHHi cottaye—L'tinr!*-- Smith ami wife, of the ehar of the de- son, W. Bowden. appreciation (.'apt. Bailey Friendship, have returned here for the A II il-Lauiry, Hancock. I' I. Alkvh, llevcrlv, M.i-- ceased and the great j >-> tin sustained in Mrs. H. Johnson and her season. He is sailing for A. C. Wheel- Joseph daug!- 'at -Mi-- Franc- Ml-* LiS death. cttay- Lord, m Winnie, of Bluebiii, who have be n wright and family at Northeast Harbor. Nu. Lord, •' inn I’ai k, h la. July 22. II. visiting their friends here, retu-ned l >t July 21. R. I ___ 'V, «t llancork. —and- H; ')ukllt>. Mr. Johnson is »• •Saturday. emp'oyeb OrlMIKl. John Smile is at home for h visit. On Saturday night, July r .ur< r- foreman at the Hall Co.’s wo granite ks. Mrs. Guilford Blaisdell i» improving l- at re* etc was rendered m -- r ;ire. Hall Mrs. Henry Forth Bar Harbor for HOT WATER pond y Quarry. after a serious illness. Nc' juite one year ago i pa—-d through t lie feHSOil. Isaac W. Dow, Charles 11. Wardwell, Mss Maude Morey, of l astine, is the the same fiery ordea:. and nad just re- Cieorte E. Ncrri- and son Cheater leave Walter Stover, Emery Howard, Ellis of her sister, Mrs. covered from the effects uf that disastei guest GenevajEldridge. HEATING Stanstield, Frank Johnson, Bicbard to day fur Van Buren, where they will be and had a home made comfortable Mrs. Montelle Dorr and Miss Florence fur uld Bowland Howard and John Ash- employ td. Grindle, from a visit to Minturn age when we are again put > the test, 1.. Durr arrived worth, who are employed at Hall Quarry, Miss Evelyn A. Butit-r, who has been in APPARATUS. Had there been any wind the greater Friday part came from Indian in the South the is up Point Saturday during past year, with -AT- of the village must have been urned, but Mrs A. of N. the yacht "Bessie Belle”. They returned George Dorr, Newport, H., her brother. Prof. W. It. Butler, for the by the almost ,rk uf tht arrived She is the of superhuman yesterday. Saturday. guest summer. people who arrived on the see: the house Oliver P. Dorr and wife. ELDRIDGE’S. J. W. and w Preston and Mrs. Maud has to Frank- Victor Duffy ife, Duffy Uoogirm gone of Bridges was saved. Many men the fisheries Archer Bichard A huckboard party visited had their clothes and hair family, Long, Ashworth, -ned while and uad a James B. Ashworth, Charles at East Orland Saturday, very itfiucnisrmnUs. lighting t ue dames. Had Mr. jr., Beede, Bridges Miss Bboda Ashworth and F. pleasant afternoon. Crocker> taken W. Chap- bouse fire, nothing cou.n nave pre- man, came up from Black Island lust Sat- The entertainment by the ladies of the In great variety. vented a wholesale destruction of tht urday in the yacht "Lucy May”. There Methodist aid society at the Grange hall * houses un the street. A fe.\ veiling! A'as some trouble in regard to the time of Tuesday evening was a decided success. One Dose l l-i’er the 3-ore uf h T. K. Alcien nc neai G. SENDONE DOLLAR 22. -- and the men left. Mr. July 1 ** When head I,,.— *n.| if « uu lira a payment, Chap- 5 Tel the story. **1tfcia m- sharing like fate, but ms dis- your “00 tui;*-, of Cnlfarr, w| -od. » IP Bt <<<-T BY f K»U. it T • o. f». timely feel J man, who keeps the boarding-house on I.ainoine lteiuH. aches, and you bilious, rX*,,,s*T,0'» !*• *■*" K»ah»U« >»ir frfifUl dr^t and if fuuud saved it with small ci« J con-ti-J fSHHilTU covery * and out of tun**, with V | CATIMI'U'Toar, KXii I.Y 41 »;• nn, *.„• »L TO ti* < lhS the returned at Shore pa ted, y.>ur m < July -«• .. B. A. island, yesterday. The first of a.scries of dances THAT HntlLATfM '*ky is chi* *<■», ORiNK IVt-st Ktlen. -— -tr l- GRAIN-0 will be continued. Mona- n ri*l than in -r after h .vn toucltided that tractive, they you y •* : Fiank Higgins, of Boston, is visiting Hood’s Pdfs l drink li is not a ore of Ellsworth, will fur- coffee. medicli;<- : r- ghan’s hestra, haiid. K*4 bprl.**, a* iilti.-tr.r- •• fr lends and relatives here. He is accom- And take a dose, from 1 to 4 «,t..r R*.- pH’-. Ji.-i Orade Here wed Kim Sar ■ order It, because it Is healthful, nish the music. Dancing from S till 1. J J P»*. Tup, X4 oui I -i. H'oratlng You w ill be at how easi W Kuhbcr Lin«‘d. full a!4a and ».*.-< -jr*au-- ■ « his brother’s Mrs. Nora surprised j Heavily f‘aia:U*. andappeti ^ It Is made from ur ^r i:. panied by wife. J 1 > will do their work, cure ar.y #|M) rj bugg-f <* v aed has that rich seal brown o. Fthey your* ■if I.T f(li'••it'iI. I i ni-ie- and two children. hfMT »r«i* Yr». •, h -,, Higgins, rouse w J„s !♦» the finest an-.i -m * headache and biliousness, th,-* ,rr likg grades of coffee about Ten thousand demons gnawing awayatone's 538.00 IS O'Jft SPfCUl ‘•f «n -'ir or »-1—»t 1 I WVJ [»!*•-. r*rY. foil 1-- ,y .,1. »i.»rui as mu- an * liver and nial f* »•] * Children like it I thrive on it V s. Ellen Higgins died last Tuesday. vital* couldn’t be much wor-c than tortures yon happy again. it ;•> a ■ Eisassat^B because genuine fooil dri _ * ‘25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. r-iSTTi^SirfeLT?n Cm ?*'• -aI services were held at the home of of Yet there’s a cure. Doan's " ito*l'inr '■•'•trHhment. A-k <: ,,.i Itching pile*. 0 ■ Sfc£K !B0BK»««'“S,"JJ !*• ...w loud drbak ... liev. Ca*l v/lhwiai* U.ubuv..r A'-i rV>£cAj?j^Err$5^M.‘So:*Sro5!4 w.wvcased, -3U4.K c. 1.0. isi.A- :o, lu.. ^«*K«tlvo Philosophy. you agoiu' to do any sich foolishness; an’ account of my occupation and had for- KITTKItY TO CARIBOU. Ibbrrtigcmcuts. ha* •!!-..v*mrd, that’s Some- sage all there is about it!” bidden you to have any more to snv to v has l"hl ■’ One “But, father, 1 love 1 *n and am willing me, the idea came to me to disguise my- Week’s Winnowing* of Nows, of r.i&h *t would save us yyh.it a lot * t Witlt till he becomes rich and self and come here to work on a farm. I % Novelty and Nonsense. didn't hare to eat. famous, a >-*j If we The fill Mr. G. H. Snyder, well k...- B as I am sure ho will.” hoped to g h chance near here, some- form of the Rockland com- unto this wisdom, “I mercial citizen of Lawrence, Kan, said: B I.etmendd guess you will have to wait some where, ho that your father might see that college opens the first Tuesday in the thought may make you creep, Though time, then,” angrily growled Mr. Brown. i could work and was willing to, but luck September, the 5th. I am now seventy years of B ,. mu id In bedclothes p hoard up gold “I to forbid you Imvi* «?iy more to say to favored me and I happened to come just The annual re-union of the First Maine About three f ex- B ; wedhin t have t*» sleep. age. years ago him. The idee! Jest think of an artist >t the time when father wanted a your heavy artillery association will be held in a or ..es:; 'll.' borne pcrienced coldness numl B Furthermore upon me, chap wantin’ to court my darter; I shan’t man, so now I am here at work for him. Harrington 10. Wednesday, Aug. in the un in/ \Suua fn.*« cannot balk, no feet, then creeping Q have sich works, and you can write i he* t, now you .iave the whole slo/y.” The ,l of t annual reunion of the sixteenth- and tell him so was until it reached mv bodv. i H as soon as you please.” j “Hut, Harold, you haul your name Mhiiic will bo legs, n we didn't nave to walk regiment belt! at Water- Lizzie said no more, for she saw that Winchester. thin in flesh, 9 j vilie, NNedae.v.uy and Thursday, Aug. 1* grew very apt- v.i ,,f all the bills that vox us her father was “Ho it he Irv- angry, and she knew that j is, dear”, answered,“Harold und 10. and I did not relish my f B the bicge-t ip I gu s poor ,lusi it would be useless to the matter ing Winchester. When my uncle, John press , A 9 At last I became unable to i .ovc Q \x 1h p d for safe vestment dwelling house, stable and other further, but she went to her room with a Winchester, cast me off 1 determined to j it we did’-'? hnvo to dr*s .. buildings owned by W. A. of I about. I consulted several U heart as her lather strode to drop the last name and have a name of Whitney, !. tb" v Me t >. heavy away j iig over, Boston, at Norlhport, were burned Wed- j one te work un the farm. Lizzie sat down my own and not be on him tinguished physicians n ■ by | dependent glee, nesday morning, t he loss is about £2,200. ! the window and had a good cry. “Why •-'.til for a name. I guess your father me I had locomotor ataxia, •: B Insurance, *d0. il. u r <■ have to v can’t wait till he secs she uglit that unis did not look much other that I had i: we didu 11 papa Harold,” j my creeping 1 — 1 like a lie added The Augti«*«: ihoc factory was sold tcaijxj rurtuii. nobbed, "before he calls him lazy. know workingman’s,-' laughing. ysis. I took th< ir ? he “Hut said been s> Thursday at auction by the assignees to would like him.” Then she seated you you had k, continued to grow t or '. I William II. Ia < of herself at a table and wrote the Harold, and never 1 t me know of it.” Boston, for £5,0.70. The BROW N'S following [ a year ago a fi i 1 advised 1IZZIE ARTIST. letter to the absent lover “It. was only a severe attack of the grip, original cost of the plant, built in 18U7, to try Dr. Williams’ link _> I dcr, from which I soon recovered.” was *70,000. Mr. Lee says he will not con- Bear Harold W '?ii ei vn by May Mont duct n li i* f'. '« for Pale Before I 1 D “How did you to do the work ry, but further than this People. was when he received manage f■* r*I.' 1’npu very angry your h finished fiist box I found or: the so as to father when declines t talk. my H letter this morning and forbade me I farm, please having any were me. used tv you were not used to it'.'-’ the will of Andrew of Keu- benefiting I I ?le Brown stood at the window more to say to y<»u. Me has a great horror ot questioned _l>y Walker, boxes in and was B all who cannot work a- hard as he does and Lizzie. nebunk, who (lied July IS, public be- all, pern y : with her slim j umtnln impatient!- in art:-t six : think not work for a living. But! “Hut 1 nm used it, he replied, “for my quests aggregating *20,000 are made, the cured. Although it is mo"’ mid no >, ii ns long as needful, and when 1 a look over her shoulder toward the op- always overlooked all the work ourselves, library of Kennebunk. Other bequests been no recurrence of the disea fl you have heroine fa 'Uis he will perhaps give often hold ami the of about each are made to *dd- of the room, here her father taking working with *1,000 eight From Lau rence But prea- Journal. men. Ho you see I know something about churches in Kennebunk and Kennebunk- : reading his letter which had just out, good bye. it. Hut I loved and could not I remain your painting port. Pr. Williams* Pink Pills f>r PsV p 1 n from tin* oilice. loving brought be contented with other form all the ►*;.*- B0 Lizzie. • any occupation Patents have recently been granted to contain, in a condensed Mr. Brown was a f ner in a till I saw be added “Now menta necessary to new J»te ami n H living you,” smiling. Maine inventors as follows: J. D. Fadden, give Win n came in to his r.*st.>ro Mr. Brown dinner, 1 would ness to the blood und §2 nil village in on-* < f cn*t< rn stat°s think any occupation splendid child’s R. H. conscience smote him as he noticed Auburn, toy; Ingersoll, nerves. They are an unfailing rp<*r ■ which would assure me of I was hih! like t many of out farmers, he was ^ you. machine for warp- snch disenses ns lnenmotor ntnxia, j Lizzie's tearful coun- Biddeford, drawing eyes and sorrowful afraid would St. Vitus’ snath a, Pi not hies- d with an unmee—ary amount you penetrate my disguise, threads. I*. It. alarm paralysis, dance, but ho said to himself: "It’s no Russell, Sangerville, nervous Id > !■ tenance, and the success of scheme pia, rheumatism, of this w rld’s goods. If- had been a spoil my by for F. W. of m poor use, them artist is all a shift- apparatus carding-engines; after-effects of the crip, palpitation chaps alike, me to father.” 1 a ol hi* parent when he betraying your Smith, for .wel -allow eci:.;>l'-x' ns, e* M orphan dying less and siie over it in Portland, apparatus sterilizing heart., puK* set, will git time.” Then followed the talk of little of either m male or femuio. 4 was sm>*. he had not I- a able to secure nothings canned forms weakness About a week later when Mr. goods. Brown of interest to lovers. When a \»v i.o* rai -ducat and therefore only they came Into he said: "I wish l knew Clen; it R. Sherwood, editor of the Dr. Williams’Pink Pills for Pale People ar 9 dinner, entered the house together some time | sold the dozen or hundred but ir w here i could an extra man to work Rockland Slur, whs found dead in his bed by always get later, Mr. Brown noticing the blushes on •ant for ages. At all druggists, or direct from the Dr Wil ■ only for me a week or the is so Saturday He leaves a widow two; spring Lizzie’s face and the tender look in the morning. hams Medicine N. bJ I r h folk's children. n* ■l:dn’t have 9 Company. Schenectady, h, any- that I want to and three small children. The deceased B cents 6boxes $2.50. 1 forward, get my farming eyes of her companion, nudged his wife per box, y t«i in came {■ I Hand from N. V., as soon as possible; this is good weather and wi Ha. I Lyons, >rk". Hut p impend, Ha! guess now only daughter for to several months ago and an seed sprout.” f iiat Lizzie will that In the purchased ✓/!- begged him to let her attend a forget chap Isn't there some one around the interest in the Star Publishing company. neigh* Hhe will a man worth city. gut having Summer AMs to Feminine A'ntitcs. uornoou etui rdkcu iiw wiic. He was about years of age. Reality. ILnpl you gei: v. lit n sue w 1 can tell thirty-four ki! not the hi...it to tong resist her plead- gt inchester, you. Cucumber peelings, boiled in water, “Where are* Mr. Jones’ this < ->• boys spring?” Time on, and Mr. Brown Edward l*. Viles, of-Skowhegan, has To all persons interested m eith- .s for b little a passed grew to :n;“. daughter held warm will be found good for the skin. A slice tates hereinaft. ;i;um d. “They are ail away from home,” been collector of inter- like his hired man more and more appointed deputy a court he'd at Blu. ! ; la« in b art, m erited to let her every of cucumber can be rubbed on the face, At probate ;v..l answered Mr. Brown. “But who is this j and nal revenue for the sixth district of f<*r the county of Hancock, ; ; .1 ■ day, when at the end of a month lit* r .“just ti> plea tin- gal, she had her instead of soap. Lemon juice will remove of •• 1 coming down the road? A stranger, and Maine, which includes Ihu counties of .lay Jinked for permission to wed the ro it ter- havii •• i.md so sot ('n’t; but it stems like a big daughter sunburn. Dill-water is as good for the following too; what can ho want?” Lin- rpHE the action coming here, of his employer, his request was readily Kennebec, Somerset, Waldo, Knox, X sented for there. waste of is’.onej as rosewater, though it after h is h- ordi .mi i. >- “Can accommodate me with some’ coln ami This complexion indicated, r.■■■_, you Piscataquis. appointment ! to -j, >•> Lizzie had been gm.e all winter and granted. makes the skin ice thereof be given all perso d, ns is hour paler. dinner, sir, it near the dinner take her, if she will have I is made to lill the vacancy caused by the by causing a copy of tin- ord. II the was home the “Yes, you; Eldertlower-water is famous for its pub- spring again, just and I have been some lished three week- successively Elia- walking distance am retirement of J. S. of Guilford. 1 willing. What do you think now, Williams, worth American, a > .1 tt same gay, bo in:* girl »b was before she cooling properties, as is also lavender- newspaper and feel ?” asked the stranger in said t hut 1 very hungry hey, Lizzie? Have you forgotten that The United Stales torpedo boat "Dahl- Ellsworth, county, ap- went away, and h- Mr. Brown said to water. at a court to be Elm- as Mr. Brown opened the door in auswer pear probate artist chap as soon as this, I wonder?” built at the Hath Iroif works, on the first of A a. himself: “1? didn’t :!e her, I guess, gren” just Never go out in blustry weather with- worth, day to his rap. 1899, at ten of the clock in the f ■ n- 1 a’. I j “No, father,” replied Lizzie, “I have not was ghvn a trial over after all. 1 bad been at home a preliminary speed out a veil unless you wish a tanned skin be heard if the\ ■••can j “Yes, indeed, walk rigid in. We are thereon forgotten him,” and she looked at her a mile course in the Kennebec river Sat- Melinda B. late of ;;i little more t ban a week, when our or freckles. an.luge, story; our dinner now. Another said decea-ed. Fir-! ;«<■< Eben jest goin’toeat lover and smiled. She showed a of 2b.Tti county, this* she had urday. easily speed Do not when the face ■ iopens.and morning received wife.” forget, drying W. Mavo, a.iministrat or, filed f< meut. plate, The wedding was arranged to take place knots in six fathoms of aud the W. iate f Bln ! a letter which she qui kly read and slipped water, after washing, to rub upward toward the George As the meal progressed, Lizzie found an deceased. Second a.c<*. Eu.cy 1 at and ’twas not to are [ county, early date; agreed indications considered 1 into her ms she from her promising nose. This will and pc< ket, arose herself often nt the handsome prevent wrinkles, 1 W. Elay, adnii ni-tr.i rix. fil' d f. n.ejit. glancing reveal Harold’s identity till after the mar- ; that she will exceed her contract of Wes seat and went to the w .n.iow. speed will to smooth out to a great extent y bearded man at the side of ttie help I deceased. First account Al opposite riage. 'Hie marriage was quietly per- 301 knots. county, o a the crease the nose. .- ller father t< had received letter ad- alongside I Curtis, admini.-t rat. r. til- .i for nt. and wondering what made his ap- 1 table, formed at the parsonage, and when they A. life -f Bin. •. -,id dressed in a unfa- no citizen of Portland has a L'se neither hot nor cold water exclu- Henry Holt, handwriting wholly so familiar. Perhaps deceased First avoum P -E ?’/ pearance reached home after the ceremony Lizzie 1 county, miliar to 1. ... It must have contained wider the Slate for A rule to follow ;i.«-i t" j “(Join’ fur?” Mr. acquaintance throughout sively bathing. good I (.riudle, admim-i ator, .lent. inquired Brown, j said to her father, not without some mis- Ruth R. Pendb on, of W .rbor. bad news f -r there was a frown on his than William J. Kyan, the blind man, is a hot bath at night and a cold one in glancing at the stranger who was quietly ! in said county, d. < .used. Fir- *'t f •• givings: I have married the artist the but be sure to take a bath i. “Papa, who not his about the morning, n.eu set- fa*e wh Wa’al his dinner. only finds way j Bedford E. Tracy, administrator, ior eating after all. His name is Harold Irving Win- daily if you wish to keep your skin in tlement. now; ef that don't beat me all holler! streets of the city unaided, but who condition. “Well, 1 hardly know,” tie replied, “1 chester.” good \ Jesse L. Parker, minor, f Tr. 1, :u said Come her* I.’/zie!” called Mr. Brown in 1 travels all about the State. He Do not wear shoes if desire .Second account of A*:., i. am looking for a job. 1 would like to find annually tight you j county. I'arkvi, “What is this you are telling me?” gasped a no woman can walk guardian, filed for .-ettlem* nt. a somewhat m.j erati .n* tone. makes friends wherever he goes, and it is graceful carriage; a chance to work on a farm. I>o Fred C. of Tr. .. .a said you hap- her into a chair and star- comfortably r well ip shoes that are too Parker, micor, “What is father? ’asked as she father, sinking the event of the in some interior Second account of Am. F. rkti, it, Lizzie, to know of one who is in need of year small for her feet. Do not wear too small county. pen any ing at his daughter and her husband. “1 tiled for settlement. turned from the window. towns when he makes his and j guardian, appearance, gloves. Jack C. Parker, minor, of Tree >ut, in said help'?" say, papa, that this is Harold, my Harold, Riid form of this 'ere feller, Harold he wonder at the ease with which he travels Avoid tight lacing any 1 Second account of At! .irkt r, “Why, Irving, yes, sir, 1 need a man myself. county. “Why, that I became acquainted wittiat boarding dressing which compresses any orgRii of guardian, filed for settlement. calls himself, lias writ to mo asking if lie never ceases. He is to start in a few days 1 Was 1 knew of someone 1 the Mrs. in Ladies' William E. Parker, minor, o: ... at.,n just wishing school. When 1 wrote to him that you body.- Humphry come here to visit he is a to sell the Maine Scenic Mr. said countv. Second accouut of .0 Par- may you; only could hire for a month. But do you Magazine. Home Journal. I objected to him, he made up his mind ker. guardian, filed for settlement he but he has seen Morris has him the through- poor artist, says, you know about and Mr. given agency T. late of < a.-.; ■> said anything farming?” that he would come here and work on a William Hooper, and wants here. and it will add to the wel- deceased. Petition filed v v for permission t-> visit you Brown glanced at the man’s out the State, A boon to travelers. I>r. Fowler’s Extract of county, suspiciously farm, to let you see that he could work; 1 allowance out of estate « ! nd de- Just of that’ An artist! One of come that is him that he personal think which did not look as if had always given Wild Strawberry. Cures dysentery, diarrlm-u, ceased. bands, they and think, I did not know ll wus | them shiftless too to ! just so excellent a work with him. nausea. Pleasant to take. Per- late .*f IE k- i'io, in fellers, lazy work, seen much farming for some time at least. brings seasickness, j Joseph Lymburner, ho until he had been here three days, the said county, deceased. Petif ion hied by who to make an excuse for is a reliable and harmless.—Advt. try living by “I was on a and Mr. Ryan throughly man, fectly out of late of brought up farm,” I beard his looks so much.” widow for allowance perso changed and J deceased. spending their time playin’ with a little noticing Mr. Brown’s glance, he added: “I is entirely worthy of the patronage said ( “What! My old schoolmate, Rebecca Ingalls, late of Waltham, .11 said on a Lit of canvas. call them- ’.Squire of the Xotias. paint They have had a severe illnesB and have not friendship public. 3Lcg.il filed ■■ Winchester!" exclaimed the farmer. "Are 1 couuty, deceased. Petition l.vnwood F. for lice-.- to -ell at selves artists.’’ worked on a farm since.” Giles, administrator, any John Winchester’s To the Honorable Court of County Commis- certain real estate of said de- “Harold is you nephew?” private sale, “But. father,” spoke Lizzie, “Wa'al now, l guess you air jest the i fHrtiral. sioners for the county of Hancock, and ceased, situated in -aid Waltham. and so you know my uncle?” of Mai to be holden at not he work** all the time. “Yes; State tie, Ellsworth, Bernard A. Small, minor, of Smlivan, in lazy; nearly man I want, providin’ you’re not afraid i and for said of on “Know him? Why we were boys to- within county Hancock, said county. Petition filed b.\ Matilda M. He can and he ex- the second of A. D. 1899. paint lovely pictures, of work, or soilin’ your hands,” remarked ; Tuesday April, Small, guardian, for license to mor.g.ige cer- gether, years ago!” And somehow I'i-TLLY H. C. to make lots of soon.” forty ESPEt represents Smith, tain real estate of said minor, .-hunted in pects money Mr. Brown, “and if you air a mind to stay in said that a it happened that Farmer Brown forgot ail Don’t Leave the i>V of Monington, county, (.'berryfield, in the county of Washington, eh! So call him City. town from a feet “Harold, you ‘Harold’, an’ work for me 1 will pay you good wages, way point eighty easterly and State of Maine. about being angry at the trick which had the corner of the dwell- do I I will hear what from northeasterly Carl Jarvis, minor, of Chatea u- in the you? Well, guess and you can go to work right now, this Clarence been played upon him, and furthermore of Proof Right Here in Ells- ing-house formerly occupied by county of Franklin, and state of New York. know about him. Whose son Is he, Plenty or thence you afternoon. But what’s your name?” Knowlton, thereabouts; southerly Petition tiled by Addie Jarvis, guardian, for he added a to the letter which over laud of John McDonald and along the and how came to know him?” postscript license to sell at public or cer- you sir—Irving Winchester,” of priva; “Winchester, Harold had written to his uncle. worth. easterly line land formerly occupied by tain real estate of said minor, situated in don’t he and I will said Clarencee and along “Now, papa, cross, the man as he and the farmer Knowlton, southerly Ellsworth and Surry, in said co'... y 1' Han- replied Then Harold "Mr. Brown, I lines of lands of Ann Elizabeth is an ar- spoke up: Claim is one thing, proof another. the easterly cock; and any and all other property tell you all about it. Mr. Irving out of the house. E. Smith and also, passed will me for the deceit 1 H .dgkins, George Allen, Mary wherever found or however situated in the same where hope you forgive over land former- tist, and hoards in the family “What a looking man he Is,” Columbus claimed the world was round. Flora Smith, and southerly State of Maine, which came to said minor by pleasant } 1 have I have tried to do my Barbour to the line 1 while school. Mrs. practiced. ly of Benjamin northerly descent front the estate <>f Henrv A 'arvis. stopped attending thought as she went about her of land of Charles S. Grant, in said town of Lizzie, best to you with the work, and to Did the believe it? Not until he O. P. CUNNINGHAM. Judge of said Court. Lane of said he please people would be of great con- spoke very highly him, work, and many times during the after- | Stonington, public A true copy of original order of court. prove to you that 1 was worthy of your venience; that the selectmen of said town of had boarded her for some Attest:—(’has. P. Donn. Register. with months, noon she found herself thinking of her proved it. of H. C. Smith and daughter. I will still work for you, if Stonington, upon petition him to be a j then and now inhabitants and she knew respectable father’s hired man, and when supper time j twenty-six others, To all persons interested in either of the es- you wish me to. I have writteu to-day Unproven claims have made the people of said and owners of cultivated man in 8o when we Stonington, tates hereinafter named. young every way. came her father said he was very pleased land therein, on the fourth of to my uncle, Judge Winchester, in L-.” day February, At a court of insolvency held at Biuehill. be with each A. I). notice came to better acquainted with his new “SeemS a fust rate skeptics. 1899, having given required by in and for the county of Han ock, on the help. j One morning a few days later Harold law of their intention, and after the other and 1 found that he loved I did hearing fifth day of July, a. d. 1899. me, feller, an’ willin’ to take holt and Con- laid out a town over the route K right j came to the house holding in his hand a Every claim made for the “Little parties, way EI^HE following matters having -e:i pre- not hesitate to tell him that I returned do his described as follows, to wit: X sented for the action thereupon herein- part.” letter from his and with his face from the un- j uncle, is Beginning eighty feet easterly after indicated, it is hereby ord. I I n no- his love.” Lizzie noticed several times that Mr. queror” proven. at the corner of the ; with derpinning northeasterly tice thereof oe given to an persons nueresmi do beaming glad surprise. Clarence Knowl- “Oh, ho! You love him, you? Well, Winchester cast admiring glances after j Proven in Ellsw orth local house formerly occupied by by causing a copy of this ordei tv- --e pub- he cried, “Uncle Winchester by experience. ton in said town: thence south 3*._» degrees 1 can for “Lizzie,” lished three weeks successively in ?i Ells- who are his parents? judge my- as she flitted about helping her 1 her, wants us to come and visit him just as worth American, a newspaper published at the late Barbour, fifteen rods 1 moiuer wiiu me uuuaeuuiu muur, nun of Benjamin Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap- and seven links to a stake; thence south k. died when he was at a court of insolvency to b held at “His parents both the hired man had retired Mr. Brown Mrs. L. C. of 6 St., says: land of the late pear A few later when reached Berry, High degree west through Benj. Ellsworth, on the first (lav ,.{ August, days they rods and twelve links to a j young,” replied Lizzie, ‘‘and he was cared said to his daughter: Barbour seven a. d. 1899, at eleven of the clock in the fore- Winchester’s house, found “For two weeks before I commenced us- thence south 11 west through ■ but when Harold Judge they stake; degrees j noon, and be heard thereon if 11 cause. for by a rich uncle, that is the kind of man of said Barbour to a stake; thence south “There, Lizzie; that gentleman at the door to greet them, land In the case of Frank W. Piles f Amherst, his uncle was I could no rest bp east through land of said Barbour wanted to be an artist very for a farmer’s to marry; worth half a ing Doan’s Kidney Pills get degrees in said county, insolvent debtor. Petition for girl and he gave them a very warm welcome. live rods and fifteen links to the north line of Harold must discharge from all debts provabh ist bis angry and declared that give dozen of artists. No foolin’ land of Charles S. Grant. The line described your silly “I was he said, “hut was without a hot water bottle to my estate under the insolvency laws of Maine, cross, my lad,” placing and the to up all idea of or he would dis- about that I tell He looked at to be the middle of the way, way said debtor. painting feller, you. were and should presented by sorry as soon as you gone be two rods wide. That on the sixth day of In the case of F.ber. N. Stover. ,.'1 w->rth, own him and leave hirn without a cent; knows back at 1 read of Doan’s Kidney kind of admirin’ like; who night. March. A. 1>. 1899. the report of the selectmen 1 Petition you have sent for you to come home long ago, in said county, insolvent debtor. is of said town ol on the out hut Harold loved his work and confi- but he fall in love with you eh?” 1 had Stouington, laying for discharge from all debts provable against may yet, known where were. And Pills and decided to try them, as was at if I had you of the above described way, presented 1 his estate under the laws t Maine, he can make a name and for- “1 love insolvency dent that “Hush! father,” Lizzie, a meeting of the inhabitants of said replied now are here you must stay. 1 can public presented by said debtor. And you I other remedies for the after see- town notified and warned, an article for tune for himself in a few years.” Harold and will never marry any one kidneys, duly (). P. CUNNINUHA.M, Judge -1 said court. live alone no longer. The sweet face of said having been inserted in the war- court. as she recalled the purpose A true copy of original order of Lizzie smiled lovingly else.” so I asked Mr. rant for said which said was wife is what we need to brighten ing them advertised; Wig- meeting, report Attest: has. P. P- H-c ter. your up aud said town of Stou- of the future held out her father as he started by said town rejected, glowing pictures “Bosh,” growled s this gloomy old home. I have a large gin to bring me a box from his store. ington has unreasonably refused to allow and rpHE subscriber hereby gn m-t ice that to her by tier lover. for bed. said town way laid out by the se- X he has been duly appoint 'd •■xecutor and if you will stay we will run it approve uncle of who farm, lectmen aforesaid, aud to put the same on of the last will and testament of >e H “And who is this rich his, Three away and each day After the treatment I had no aches or pains days passed on shares, and of course when 1 am gone record. Blaisdell, late of Franklin, in the <• mty of asked her father. is ashamed to own him?” found the farmer loud in his of nil to as 1 have no Wherefore within one Hancock, deceased, and given bonds i- me praises it will belong you, of and I well. In your petitioner, year “for any kind, slept fact, my himself law directs. All havin'’ ‘mauds “I do not know,” answered Lizzie, Mr. Winchester. “Jest as smart as a other relatives. And now go up to your thereafter, considering aggrieved by persons such delay and refusal, nrays that your against the estate of said deceits. falo, N. Y., sole agents for the U. j fdoners, April term, tratrix with the will anuextd of the es- ! tie it is considered | “and I tell this much, Lizzie, Lizzie went for a walk in we can live Lizzie?” Upon ton-going petition ! tate of Lucy A. Plumer, late >! I mout, Brown, you One evening think here, and take that the are re- and Remember the name, Doan’s, by the eointid--doners petitioner- in the county of Hancock, dceeu-a.'. and Hrtist coin- “O yes, Harold, it is a lovely home, be I hain’t to have no chap the Held. She had not gone far when she sponsible, and that they ought to heard bonds as the law directs. Al! per- agoin’ I be here.” no other. given 1 know will very happy touching the matter set forth in their petition, m ate of in’ here gal. Why, child, heard a behind and looking hack sons having demands against sparking my her, with his < step Ho they took up their abode and therefore order that the county commis are to et tvu same hard- said deceased desired pr there’s any amount of good, honest, she saw her father’s hired man close be- uncle and did some farming, but Harold sinners meet on the premises on Tuesday, the for settlement, and all indebted thereto an IToticrs. of August next, at ;• o’clock o» workin’ farmers as would be glad to court hind her. found time to practice his favorite study, ILcg.iI twenty-ninth day | requested to make payment imm. ly. In the for.on, ami thence t*> view '' * and is now one of the most noted artists proceed Clara Ap ta Jibbs. be atakin’ with a me he said. mentioned in said inline- you, and here ye up “Please don’t send back,” E subscriber hereby gives notice that the route petition, I June 8, a. d. 1899. in the country. r|MI of as won't A she has been duly appointed adminis- dialcD after which view, a hearing the parti*- iRzy, good-for-nothing feller go “Oh! Lizzie, don’t you know me?” and in And when banner Brown comes over, tratrix of the estate of Francis Cousins, ami witnc—- will be had at some convenient rlMIE subscriber hereby gn re f ■> that but must daub to see his and doiu’ good, hard work, a moment he had removed his beard, and rs he often does, daughter, late of Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, place in the vicinity, and such other inea-ur* I he has been duly appointed admints- be to renew old with Judge and bonds as the law directs. taken in the premises as the commissioner.- -hail trator of the estate of L)aviu .'.bin. with a little paint. Not much, 1 guess, there stood Harold Irving, her lover. acquaintance deceased, given ; Winchester, he goes home and brags to All persons having demands against the es- adge proper And It is further late of Pastille, :l tin* (JOB ‘I n- “O! Harold!”cried Lizzie,“who tate of are to ordered That notice ot the time, ami Harold, his neighbors about the kind of a farm said deceased desired present place cock, deceased, and given bonds the Millions tilveu Away. the same for and all indebted of tin commissioners* meeting alore-aid All de- would hHve of such a thing! husband” runs. And lie .settlement, purpose law directs. persons i.aw-g thought “Lizzie’s always be and inter is to the to thereto are requested to make payment im- given to all persons corporations mands against the estate de- It certainly gratifying public that awful adds; “But it do beat all nutur’, the 'lw How did you manage it? And mediately. M\ky A. Cocsins. -ted, by serving an attested copy of the pe- ceased are desired to -m.e in land who is feller can pres< know of one concern the that paint!” a. d. 1899. tition aud this order thereon, upon the and all inch c..| i... ,. are heard changed your looks so much that pictur’s July 5, for settlement, to and | clerk ot the town ol Stouington, and by to make pavnient inn >« ui iy. not afraid to be generous the needy it back on ^PHE subscriber notice that requested j 1 did not know you! Don’t put hereby gives po-ting in* atte-ted copies as aforesaid, Willia/i H. Wi;„ rlk of Dr. King s I he has been duly -i', ted adminis- suffering. The proprietors will in three pt.idie places in said town, thirty July », a. d. X899. your face, you?” WITH YOU? trator of the estate of Rachel late New Discovery tor Consumption, Coughs DOES COFFEE AGREE Springer, diy- at lea-t before the time appointed f.,Y 1 must wear it for a while of Winter Harbor, m the county of Hancock, and Colds, have given away over ten mil- Yts, darling, If not,drink Graln-O—made from pun* grains. -.-n'tI view, and by publishing the petition and rpiIF subscriber hereby tnv <» deceased, and given bonds the law directs. m tin* < f this medicine; for 1 don’t want father A writes L'lit* llrst time 1 made Uruln order thereon, three weeks successively 1 he has been duly appoint-■! lion trial hot’.: great longer, your lady All the es- It for one week persons having demauds against ).P-\\>*rth A a » itor of the est a! ’of I in < u of it I did not like It hut after using ueric;tn, newspaper published and have the- i-f tii-n knowing who 1 am. 1 think tate of said deceased are desired to to hud out, just yet, nothing would Induce me to go hack to ruilee." present Kll-wotib, In the county ot Hancock, the late of rast'ne, in thp counts has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless the same for settlement, and all indebted with me so but 1 It nourish*** and feeds the system. Tin* chil- sirst piihlieai hot to be thirty at least be deceased, and given bonds as in. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and he is quite pleased far, thereto are to make im- days I cases. Asthma, dren can drink it freely with great benefit. It requested payment I. til*- time «.f said view, that all persons ami All persons having demand-, and to work for him a while be- Hi nuy Bov nton. all diseases of t! i’hr.cit. Chest Lungs want longer, Is the subtance of | mediately. oi porathms Interested may attend and be t to of said deceased are desP strengthening pure grains, 6. a. d. 1899. j are cured, he it. Call on S. 1 >. Wid- he finds out who 1 am. You see, i.et n from your grocer, follow July h.-ard it they think lit. the same for sett Lenient, an.t surely fore package to-day 1 and get a free trial bottle. the direction** in maklnu ii and you will have a Ait.-t —Ions K. Know ion. Clerk thereto are requested to mak ow, Druggist, when I received letter say- ’• bottle darling, your delicious and healthful table beverage for old \ true cope of the petition ami order thereon. I mediately. Charlbb Regular size one, a.cl ?1- Lvery Subscribe for Thk Amkhican 1 i that father \> moon and young. 1 c. and -*c. Alt* John K. Knowi.I'i.n, Clerk. J u'y 5, a. d. 1899. guaranteed, or pric •; under!. jug your objected 3tiSrrtiscmnUB. COUNTY NEWS, j Htbnrtiacmcnta. n/Jtlitiona? County .Yrtm nr? other yuiqe-.

Brooklln. O. L. Flye has purchased the Lowell + at Point. cottage Flye’s GOING OUT OUT Mrs. M. V. Dodge, of Boston, is visiting | her brother, II. \V. Flye. > | s The church aid society is making pre- have about too suits which <5 § We parntion« for a fair to ho hold in August. we offer at not much over half v George Dodge and wife, of arc out of and made Boston, ( I have decided to go business, having up visiting Mrs. Dodge's mother. Mrs. A. i price. They are all this season's & i- done the |Our Stanley. my mind to that effect, the sooner it better. We are also ‘ goods. offering Mrs. Kosa Campbell, of Manchester, N. !!., is visiting her mother, Mrs. (i. A. To hasten matters I offer the entire stork of the "West f Ladies’ Grindle. V Knd Furniture Store for sale at cost. I : ALL DRESS SKIRTS Miss Cora B. Blake, of Medfield, Ms-,, repeat | formerly of this town is visiting friends' g Tailor- | at REDUCED PRICES. at Flye's Point. f H. E. Bent and K. K. Babson have gone ! to Swan’s Island, where they are to build a house. of I Made ; boarding ENTIRE STOCK FURNITURE I SHIRT W AISTS. I.INEN and PIQUE SKIRTS '£ George A. l.opanp, who is employed in Boston, was in town last week for a 'hurt visit to his family # Suits will be sold at some price during £• Mrs. Clara Gott, of Woburn, Mass the next two weeks. spending a few weeks with her parents,1 Mr. and Mrs. l.ufkin. AT COST. a. Miss Violet Pierson, of Washington, lb I There are some bargains to be 5 C., will give a recital in Odd Fellows1 hall next Tuesday evening. secured in most every department o Notice has been received by thesuperin- This is a fioita fuh C"si Sai.k it include* not only the V during this month. Your chances tendent of schools that a State examina- j tion of teachers will be held in Brooklln furniture in ni\ store but also the house faet for securing good trades during j iurnishings—in £ Aug. 28. month were never better. on well afford to this any The month t August will see more tin entire stock, 't can antieijiate your 8 summer people in Brooklln than ever be* ; O .«.* a time before another such chance fore. At West End there is an unusual wants, for it will he long 8 The reductions we make on the tailor-made Suits are 8 number already. At North Brooklin the j Sherman bouse is already filled, while at is offered to Inn furniture 'O as follows : cheap. X Flye’s Point, at The Lookout and at the j All $10.00 Suits marked down to # .”.00 8 room is 8 Phillips house, every engaged ( *' S.r.O 8 12.50 8 and many guests have rooms in the neigh- J 15.00. >0.00 x | Brooklin is coming to the front. 1 £ -0-00 \ l.”.oo X rapidly 114. La MorCHK. § 8 July j of want to FURNITURE £ one hundred them X West we End STORE. As have only you Knot Franklin. S call soon to secure one of them. X Mrs. Judson (Jordon and daughter 8 v Blanche have gone to Millinocket to B. B. HOLMKS, visit her husband. Proprietor. Lysander Hooper, who has been in ill Odd Fellows' Building. ----- \\ est laid 1 nion Kivet B n. health but able to be around, died sud- GALLERT. after felt denly Monday evening, having i;i,hS\VOI!TH. the best through the day he hRd for a long time. He was about eighty-seven j years of age. Funeral at the school- NEWS. wore rapidly gaining '.t«Tvny when dis- KI l>\V OR MI K \l,| v house Wednesday afternoon. COUNTY covered. A large crowd gathered, and Fbr additiimn! < .V- «.-c- ofhrr pr.'jr*. 1 --si be Ha eutertainu.- 1 tt.e ^THERE'S the lire was *• >n Rev. H. F. an able extinguished. ] Day preached vestry t hi- evening. 24. sermon Rt the Baptist church last Sunday. Fninklln. July ECONOMY < rg* !!. Mam- hmi w if--. \ », [ The evening service was especially pleas- Miss Belle Bunker is at home from I-os- Mount l>«-n**rt furry of a v.v*. The address the was fine, There ia a g num1 r of guests at in the purchase ; ing. by pastor ton for a vacation. odly as was also the reading Miss the "Bluffs''. Misses Milli** and Lura Tr by Myrtle C. T. Bunker has rented the tonsorial .* made rang tl of Howard Haas* cooking Rutter. The Sunday evening services are Mrs. Martha Pier** of ChrNva, is guests | ■oom in bis block to Mr. Judkins. and church is of Bangor, over Sunday. It will last long' -.:—use r growing in interest the j visiting relatives in town. Artist Norand has erected a photo- filled each Sunday evening. f Mr.if re- I Miss Flossie has g m > N r- least best J tent In rear of the town hall. Colby * fuel—give 25. S. r. graphic her Mr-. K. ! ( July to visit relatives. visiting sister, machine is in ridgewock The music of the mowing ft few weeks II visit suits. r Rev. H. A. of Luckenbacb, Ellsworth, J w ill be Miss Lott.* Baker, of is he air this week. The hay crop Hampden, at East Or land before her n! a I was a guest at C. M. Blaladell’s No one ever saw better Thursday. uuall. stopping with her aunt. Mrs. 1 :!a Grant. J. O. an-! Howard W. Dunn, of Ellsworth, was in (.‘apt. Whitney our j M acorn her and Mrs. Nettie Miss Lou P. Moon, of Ix>well, Mass., is made than Mrs. Effie company have decided t at!-- range town on business and Thurs- Wednesday in with at her brother’s,Eugene M m s. Dyer spent Sunday Bangor stopping men's muster at Bangor A. i‘be day of last week. — friends. Miss Elinore Edwards gave an inter- tub was taken out for tl.- j m “ ■ “ “ ■ Carroll Blaisdell and Elwood Went- , THE IMFEBIAL CLARION ■ CLARION i j Mrs. Maria Ramsell, of Charlestown, esting bihle talk at the schooihuuse yes- practice Monday evening. jj worth were in the house I playing powder is her Mrs. James forenoon. of users its L Mass., visiting sister, terday The Ellsworth Falla band m of Thousands sing praises. of T. M. Blaisdell Saturday last, and < J S. M. Moon has returned us about it. Dwelley. George from the its concerts in t r*• Man- i If your dealer docs not have the CLXfflOY *k sure to ask Y from the emptied powder cans collected pleasing Mrs. Martha Hill and sister. Miss Hattie hospital. Although the operation was The hand has WOOD & BISHOP CO.. Me. quite a little pile of powder. The boys day evening. Bangor, L'ofJin, of are guests of Mrs. successful, St will be a long time before to hi riconi \ think a match must have got at the Cherryfield, ompftny ~ ^ » w^w w m »~V • J W \\. E. Bragdon. he will be able to work as formerly. to Augu-l t powder some way; anyway it exploded. companies Bangor Bennett was hurt Tue boys were burned quite badly, but it Mrs. J. E. Lombard and children are at Washington quite C. W. Fierce has a large t r v. v. :k Your Own is hoped not seriously. borne from Brunswick after an extended badly Saturday. His horse took fright at at iii- spool wood yards tr g sod Holding July 24. 8. U. risit with relatives. the train and ran. knocking Mr. Bennett bundling the bars and preparing t hem for down. The cart over his m from Miss Tula Heed and young sister, of hay jxassed shipment. Shipments will he against anyone on the road, that wants to West Franklin. chest. New are a few weeks at here to Bangor by car, thence by tamer. Mrs. D. B. Smith left for Brooklin bury port, passing give you a brush, you can always do Clifford Mann's, East Franklin. The V. P. S. C. E. held its sixth anni- There was a church meeting on Inurs- Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. versary last evening. It is interesting of last week to ta k tr tbe when you are seated in one of our Griffin. Mrs. W.T. Havey and Mrs. Harry Havey day eveniug light to from six returned from know that active members it matter of a pastor. Ow ;:ig to the road with and little daughter Friday getting wagons, easy running gear, It is reported that the vessel and cargo has to and a their outing at Swan’s Island. grown thirty-four, large small number present, no act: :i was of paving that Frank Bradbury loaded of associate and you can bet that nothing but a thor- number members. Only two taken. Another meeting was ••. id on for Boston is sunk. Miss E. J. Simpson and Mias Grace members have died. Miss Edwards took of this week. It will Our fine stock of Mass., rode from Thursday evening oughbred pass you. has been Lainhart, Newton, up C. E. Butler confined to the charge of the meeting, w hich was quite a large number will be at. ■Sullivan Monday to spend the day with hoped pri- of up-to-date carriages should be in- house for the past week, with a severe at- largely attended, aud of course interest- Mrs. M. F. Blaisdell. tack of rheumatism. ing. those who are ITt-il <• outtlaboru. spected by not posted on Sumner, of Lewiston, addressed The fifth annual reunion of the Butler Seavey J uly 27. Yank a i*oo. DEATH OF EVEHETT H. V» NO. and the at the Methodist church the desirable style quality of stock. held at congregation family will be George's pond home in afternoon. Mr. Sumner is a Hluetitll. Everett H. Voung died his 16. If Sunday Wednesday, Aug. stormy, the next West evening earnest speaker. John E. Bunker, jr.. was in town Mon- Gouldsboro on the fair day. pleasant, day on business. of Friday, July 7, aged sixty- HENRY E. Recent of stone are the DAVIS, The Free Baptists of East Franklin shipments by He leaves a onedaugb- r'““us,~,EUw„,, Mrs. Clarence Stevens la visiting her eight years. wife, gave an ice-cream and cake sociable Sat- -~-- ter. Mrs. G. Brown, of Mill-ride-, one it » ii ;nun- niiu nue. G. for Blaiadell pa(cuts, urday evening. A good time was re- ion Thompson,” loading 1 grandson, two brother*, and three listen. EDWIN M. MOORE, 7 with curb for Washington, I). “T. M. William Phillip left for Denver, Col., ported. C.; lie was among those who dare l life and dealer In all kinds of ^ to regain his health. Harlow,” curb for Philadelphia, Gordon Monday, limb l nion. Fresh, salt. Smoked and Dry The second annual reunion of the Clark ! for the preservation of the ...fl health fable... ind “Willie L. Maxwell,” curb John and two boom are family will be held at the bouse of Jacob Blaisdell; Philip spending j aervlug In Co. E, 28tb Maine volnnteen. for I). Gordon and Blais- a week's vacation at their home. FISH. Washington, C\, ! He was a member L. Wt-are to Springer Thursday, Aug. 24. If stormy, of D. poet- there's work be iell. ytTHEN the next fair day. All of the name and Mtaa Elizabeth Doe, of Providence, So. 89, (i. A. K. vi/ done you send for Mr. X. connection are requested to be present. Freeman Al. Blaiadell, who lias been the K. I., 1m spending the summer at the Blue- The service at his late home was con- He has been your employed by 24. V. successful superintendent of the Meth- hill house. ducted by Kev. J. L. Pinkerton, uf Pros- for and is July neighbor years, odist since the death of B Sunday school, Mrs. Howe, Master* and pect Harbor, after which the +l>+C>+C+C>+0+C>+C'< son and children. Misses Fannie, Julia, Daniel Hamilton, of who at- L. F.” Atwood’s Bitters. tension. Miss Bunker is at home for a Hockiand, the esteem in which he was ht-U: The Dorice and Master Harry. At Grasmere tended the funeral of his sister. Mrs. vacation from Fairnaveu, where fact so a of People's bodies are still constructed Masa., that large number people lodge, Dr. J. F. Smith, of Bangor. At the the ia the schools. Bowden, returned home Monday. as they were forty years ago, and the teaching public attended tbe services in a very busy tt®*- *• Hawes house, Mrs Dr. J. M. Woodcock Hubert of L.F."’cures more cascsof indigestion July 24. B. Capt. Adams, Moutreal, and also shows tbe same thing. and four children ; Miss Forsyth and Mrs. Miss and constipation than ever. Agnes Dodge, of Melrose Highlands, A good neighbor and citizen has gone ISAAC HODGKINS of At “The A in limn L White, Bangor. Brookside”, are Mass., at the aUu 35c. a bottle. stopping Dodge place. from us, but not from our hear:- No. 9 School Street, j<5 Mrs. W. Misses N. Brann, Bernice, J P. Grover and wife went to Bangor Avoid Imitations. George Dodge and family were enjoying our memory. Tbe family has tin ')®‘ is to inform the people of O Margaret and Dorice Brann, A. C. Sawyer, Monday. pleased a ride Sunday when the horse backed pat by of the entire community in this and vicinity that he has ft Miss Lillian Fellows, Bangor. city The Misses I^aura and Georgia Penney into the ditch, the of sad bereavement. 24. throwing occupants put into his shop an engine and O July Tomsox. were at last rela- Bangor week, visiting the carriage out. Fortunately no one and is Hucksport. woodworking machines, ft Sound. ;ives. was The of the injured. top carriage was * to do Q The tennis club is arranging f,'r prepared Eleanor Howe ana Edith Dorr have Mrs. Joseph Bennett, of Brewer, is th- broken. tournament. TURNING, PLANING 8 gone to Winterport for a week. guest of her parents, Samuel Scott and July 24._H. A. C Millie is her grand- wife. "■ 1 and JIG-SAWING 8 Wasgatt visiting Gonl«tNl>«»ro. flood's Fills cure Liver Ills, ini: of Eden. t mother, Mrs. George Newman, Miss Jennie Silsby and Mrs. J. II. dlge*Hon, Headache. to take, easy of all kinds at short notice. q Howard Urge y is critically ill. Kasy George Sargent, of Northeast Harbor, is Patten spent Tuesday and Wednesday at operate 2V — Adrt. ^OOOOOOO>>>>>>>Ch>X)06 Mrs. Jemima Tracy and Mrs. Millie visiting his grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. Bangor. Uuptill visited relstives In Milbridge one HAY and George Sargent. Winfred Howe, of Bangor, is Sbbrrttonncnts. STRAW, spending day last week. ^ LOOSE or BALED. CURES RHEUMATISM, came the season with her i Capt. George Sargent’s schooner aunt, Mrs. George ii nr. neuralgia, heartache, pneumonia, pains George who lias been at home Women as well a- went Anderson. Kolfe, for WHO l«s Hard stomach and bowels, and in Friday morning, and Saturday he made miaerable by K.itne> sprains some time, returns to Indiana this l orcsu°tfV„ Snlt. to Hall stone for week, and bladder troul WOOD, bites and of Quarry to load with Mrs. Mary Howe, who has been con- |() bruises, stings where he will be on a railroad. ! employed Air o Kilmer’s Swampb jhf LIVERY and BOARDING STABLE. insects, etc. Philadelphia. fined to the house for several weeks, ia Mrs. C. P. and oLAiVlE? great kidney rc.-dy. 24. B. ible to be out Leighton two children, F. H. OSGOOD, July again. cures. At in tifty-cent j of Brooklyn, N. Y., and her pro.aptly druggists’ Ellsworth. ••Cures others, will cure niece, Miss a Franklin Street, you." There was much and dollar You may havt 'diuyk excitement Thursday of sizes, Ashvllle. Mary Brown, New i,ondon, Conn., bottle by mail also telling | ifternoon, when fire was discovered in free, pamphlet 1 ! Jonas Lindsey arrived home Saturday who are spending the summer at Bald- all about it. Address, l)r. Kilmer A The Ellsworth American COUNTY Dunham’s hotel. It caught in the ceilii N. -only Paper. to stay until after haying. win's Head,were visiting relatives in town liinguamton, Y. j I.ack of the cook stove, and the flam Mrs. John Small is able to be out again. Thursday. Somesville- bury house. Mr. «nd Mrs. Kinney were «- Her many friends hope for her speedy July Jen. ueorge B. Cooksey, of Beal Harbor, was given a reception in the library Thursday An Epidemic of Diarrlma. ! recovery. in town Tuesday. a number were to Mr. A. Sanders, from Cocoa nut N«»rtli HrooksviU»* s evening. Quite present writing c«>n«i i Trae’s any receive them. Dr. in a few well Mrs. Horace and of South is F. B. Holden, wife and two children, of Qrindle, Sperry baby, 'irove, Fla., says there has been quite an Irving Young at home from Dor- chosen words, presented them with a her pim wormsism.'P.l; Souierviiie, Mass., are at the Atherton Gouldsboro, spent last week with epidemic of diarrhoea there. He had a se- ester, and will remain two weeks with chair and cushion, and a lamp. Mr. Kin- ■ house. mother-in-law, Mrs. Alden Robertson. vere attack and w as cured :s daughter, Miss Blanche. xw.« ney thanked them in a very pleasing | by four doses i?i: E. C. Dunn and wife end Master Fmmet manner. It was a great surprise to them. Mrs. Lizzie M. Bunker and her daugh- jf Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- Steamer “Castine towed the are at schooner Dunn, of Alexandria, Va., stopping Kefreshrnents were served, and a j very ter. Miss Julia, were the guests of Oliver : ■hcua Remedy. He says he also recom- ■‘Harriet C. the Atherton house. was All wish Whitehead”, Capt. Ktnmons, pleasant evening spent. others Mr. Jones and w ife,of West Gouldsboro, Sun- mended it to and they say it is the out ol the river last week with BT- Rev. G. E. Kinney returned Wednesday and Mrs. Kinney a long and happy 700.000 WANTED —Case ol bad health that life. t>est medicine they ever used, l or sale staves for Kondout. f’ A s' will not benefit. Bend S n-ic from Canibndgeport, Mass., with bis day. by * pans Chemical Co.. New York, for iu s;»i*P urt .n the K. G. >alit*- 21 Ii. 25. MJ2B. jKO. A. Pabchkr. 21. bride. They living July I July j Druggi-t. July C. and *,uUj testimonials.