Sbfcittscmtnts. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Binortj )u,of the Methodist church, offici- HELEN 1IALK WITH AM l>EAI) BRILLIANT MASON ft? WORK. al.«* Ini:.'//IntermentJUV- IUCIK was(TBfl atHI Woodbinen uuu cem- Mr. died last That of BlauqiH-fhrt Commaiulery— SKW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WKKK etery<1 Joy spring. Passed Away at I t.iJO To-day at her THE (11,1) RELIABLE Chid! Justice WlsWell Made a K. '1. W. Stanton and who have IJY. wife, Home on Pine Street. ■ Notice af romVr# of Inland tl*be|r1e*. Ho«. An P WiKWfi1. f u*!h city, Bur linrOor several w*eks with her A Union Uhxr I’wwei Go—Stock ding Mr-. omul Melon L., wife of Albert L. the honore.1 elites JdBtTbe of the supreme too'dor*' it*. •? J. and 'V If Henry Joy wife, K .ud of < '< r: court ft the >: f at Maine. was last iiursdfty fo Boston. daughter City rnnde a M Dm t XlfiZZlt*' 'Iftry Tb H. lisle and di- 1 «t 11.? Monday evening Knight Templar of the wife, pawl at the anvlum of Bit a ? godutt com round- th '• !.-• the result of an opera I Jon .1 A Thompson—U nil Paper. tie and d day p4 Loam utirj*stlonaW>' security Ho Lubber Co. ter, Mas-., press ivenes', the work of conferring upon Toi.nm, Ohio: health for the pa at year, but. not until h j H Ly t Mom, are the distinguished candidate the orders of F 4 Cheney A Co—Hall’s Catarrh Cure. week did her illness take n serious! 1'. John F. ;le'. 1>. Cooubok, sklent, Whitcomb, vice-president, MlHCE’.LANKOIJft Temple W. Clark. Mr*. Clark is also in turn Saturday she was thought to b( passed and rarely equaled in tbe C. C. Bt RitiLi., treasurer, F. C. JJurkill, assistant treasure!. •Jacob Berry A Co—Brokers. history health.. improving, but Sunday she suffered h of masonry in Ellsworth. ird was on John F. Knowlton, clerk of courts for 6CHKIHJLK OF MAILS decree worked one relapse. Yesterday an operation for by Esoteric lodge last evening, Kaocock county, is eminent commander; AT BLLAWORTH POST OFFICB. appendicitis was performed by Dr fug Esoteric will work the third Arno W. King is prelate; both are close In effect October l'J% 190':. of Bangor, assisted Drs c voution which is being held iri Mason, by personal friends of the chief justice, the latter Going Kabt—7.16 a m ami 6.13 p m. ws hall this afternoon. Thompson, of Bangor, McDonald, Hodg haviDg been his law partner be- Going WMT-UIS a m, 5.36 and 9.4H p m. fore his elevation to the bench. McDonald is to hold a series kins and Osgood, of Ella worth. The MAIL GLUMRA AT TOST-OFFICB. The principal work of the evening de- ™L private assemblies in Manning operation was much more severe than wan INSURANCE Going East—6 £0 a ni and 5.30 m. volved upon these two, and the manner p first was last and given evening, at ilrst but was success- going Went—11.20 a m and 5 and 9 p m. thought necessary, in which it was performed was a revela- was a very enjoyable affair. The next No trains. fully performed. She could not recover tion not ouly to tue visitors who were FIRST NAT’L BANK BLDG., Sunday assembly ill be Tuesday evening, Jan. 26. from the shock, however, and passed present, but even to tbe members of R. O. (Hopper, whom many of Ells- ME. THE AMERICAN l.s on sale in at 11.30 Blanquefort. ELLSWORTH, worth’s business men remember, is now quietly away to-day. They were ably assisted in the work by Ellsworth at t-tie news stniuls of the manager of Jacob Berry «& Co., Her death has cast a feeling of Boston deep (be subordinate officers. Tbe escort, C. II. A. ers, of New York and Lelaiul, J. Thompson Boston, sadness over the entire city. She was a under command of ex-Mayor A. W. and H. W. ila. The Boston office is at Estey. Single copies, young lady of many good qualities and Ureely, was composed of Sir Knights H. street. INSURANCE 5 cents E. A. L H. O. W; ; subscription price characteristics, and much of promise She Davis, Friend, F. Whitcomb, TAPLEY, s c of all kliula. We represent 1.50 in advance. sie L. Long, of East Blueblll, F. C. BurrilJ, W. H. Dresser and G. A* $ per year was born and bred in and had companies as Uie following: “.Etna,” “Hartford,” “National,” “Royal,” “Western.” “Coum tr- DeBeck, of West Franklin, Ellsworth, Parcber. “Mer- efoil Union.” “New York Underwriters," “Hambiirg-Bremen,” “Norwich,” “Manchester,” tried Rev. J. P. Simonton at spent her entire life here. She was ex of Bur Harbor, wan in by Previous to tbe conferring of the de- cantile,” and “Williamsburg City.” They are the largest companies and write at the lowest Harvey Tower, page Friday afternoon. Satur- tremtly in the social set of the grees the corntnacdery was in- rates. Give u* a call. the city Sunday. popular officially day they! left for West Franklin, where spected by George C. Purington, grand BANK BUILDING, ELLSWORTH. Mr*. Charles H. Emery is visiting rela- city. Mr. DeBeck is postmaster. generalissimo of the grand commaudery tives iu Boston. In November, 1902, she was married to One of$tbe most enjoyable socials of of Maine, tie was accompanied by Hon. Mrs. C. A. Hanscom left Tuesday for Albert L. Witham, of this city, and the the season was that held by Nokotnis Harry K. Virgin, of Portland, president her home in Baltimore. of her married life has Kebekah lodge in Odd Fellows hail Friday year passed with of tbe Maine Senate as graud warder. Oscar A. Tompkins and wife, of Bangor, evening. /About 100 couple filled the floor, love and happiness. Her husband, A banquet followed the work; speech- are guests of Fred M. Blalsdell and wife. and dancing till 3 o’clock. Music making followed tbe and this kept up mother and father are prostrated by the banquet, The literature club will meet with Kev. was furnished Higgins’ orchestra, of feature proved to be in< etd a “feast of The New Year by sad event. Right 25. three was served in the reason and a flow of soul”. It was a series Begin J.M. Jan. Adams, Monday evening, pieces. Bupper She besides ball. leaves, the above-mentioned, of speeches that for wit, trite The Epwortb league will give a supper banquet sparkling THE WRONG WAY one brother, Charles, who resides in Mass sayings, words of wisdom, well-deserved at the Methodist vestry Wednesday, A business meeting of the Lincoln Im compliments on tbe work of tbe eveuing If you have a little bank at home Jan. 27. provement league was held at the Pine achusetts. from the visitors, and beautifully worded with sides open and that locks G. C, Lawrence and wife, of street hcbool house Friday afternoon. Toe The funeral arrangements will be an- Detroit, tributes to the it is officers were elected: Miss order, has, entirely with a can see and are of Fred A. Orcutt and following nounced later. screw, you Mich, guests safe to uever before been heard 111 Mary H. BlacIc, president; Miss Georgia say, reach your savings at all times, wife. Ellsworth. N. Emery, vice-president; Jessie Morang, and tlit* result is that temptation C. R. Foster and wife are to entertain ELLSWORTH’S R. F. D. ROUTES. Emiueut Commander Knowlton secretary; Perclval Wescott, treasurer. pre- comes and little re- the “consumers’ club” at Nicolin to-mor- and introduced the W bat along your The next will be held sided, speakers. meeting Friday Figures in these Two serve row evening. Interesting they said is, of course, not to be reported, gradually disappears. afternoon, Jan. 29. of Uncle Sam’s Routes. Rev. David Kerr is assisting Rev. R. L. but the following gentlemen responded: At a meeting of the stockholders of tbe In spite of the severe storms this seasoD, Olds, of Bluehill, in special evangelistic George C. Purington, Chief-Justice Wis- THE RIGHT WAY Union Shoe Manufacturing Co. held last Ellsworth’s two rural free carriers services this week. delivery well, Hon. Harry K. Virgin, Judge W. G, a week tbe officers were elected: made ana 4n Deposit dollar with us and ret following have their regular trips, got of K. Miss C. B. who has been Phiibrouk, Waterville, Hon. 1. Stet- Jarvis, visiiing Arno W. a a strong Home Hank and l’ass Myer Gallert, president; King* only few hours late. of B of and Mrs. H. J. has returned to son, Bangor, L Deasy, esq., Bar Capt. Joy, James A. treasurer and free routes Hook. You cannot see clerk; McGown, Since these two delivery Hon. A. R. of your ber home in New York. Harbor, Day, Bangor F. 1, manager; George E. Greeley, su- were started—route 1 on and savings until to the general July 1, 1901, Campbell, esq., of Cherryfleld, Hon. Par- brought SAVINCS a DEPARTMENT, There will be dance at Odd Fellows perintendent; John A. Peters, jr., attor- route 2 on Oct. 1, 1902, the carriers have bank, as we keep the key, and ker Spoffnrd, of Bucksport, Judge John ball Friday evening. Music by Mona- ney; directors, M. Gallert, J. A Peters, jr., not missed a single trip because of the will be with tire B. Redman, Rev. J. P. Simontou and Arno you surprised ghan’s orchestra of five pieces. Charles W. A. W. J. F. or of roads Mason, King, weather the condition the W. of Ellsworth. amount that will accumulate in First National Bank King, e»q., Mrs. Henrietta McFarland, of Trenton, Royal, J. A. McGown, A. P. Wiswell. In fact not a trip baa been missed for any a ME sho.t time. ELL8WORTH, Is care for Mrs. Charles W. Jelli- reason. times the snow has been helping Friends of Roy C. Haynes of this city, Many CONVENTION son, who is ill with pneumonia. who is a indent at Hebrou academy, are so deep that it seemed impossible to get 1 his Is a record of wL ch the James A. McUown and George E. hustling to secure votes enough for him through. Ot the Twenty-first Masonic' District- two carriers feel Greeley, of the Union Shoe Manufactur- tn tbe Boston Herald contest to send may justly proud. —Good Attendance. Ah these two routes the amount of ing Co., are in Boston on business. him to tbe St. Louis fair next summer. grow, To-day the citizens o( Ellsworth are business transacted also from JUST THINK IT A boom for him has been started by the grows the glad hand to Masons OVER The ladies’ circle of the Methodist extending mauy the friends be has made at Han- month to month. Route 1 covers Trenton Is It not much better to buy goods—such as Meats and church will meet with Mrs. Fred B many from all over the State, but more espec- cock Point, and his friends ere and the Bayside district of Ellsworth. those in Vegetables—that are all new and fresh every morning? Kingsbury, Bridge bill, to-morrow after- everyw ially from belonging Hancock are to to work and to make The increase in the mutter bandied on noon. urged get try county. this route Is the: prices are: ino higher him one of tbe Herald*a “happy hun- surprising. During July, The occasion is the convention of all The Installation of the officers of Noko- were delivered and for fresh goods than for stale goods. A newly fitted dred”. 1901, 3,291 pieces 1,301 masonic lodges in tbe twenty-first dis- mis Kebekah lodge was held last evening. collected—a total of 4,592 market is sure to have new and fresh goods. In A is current that tbe of pieces pieces. Orland, Tremont, Mt. After the installation refreshments were report society trict—Bucksport, canned goods I have one of the best brands to be During July, 1903, the number of pieces Associated Charities is doing very little Desert, Bar Harbor, Winter Harbor, BolIi~ found in the An is invited. served. delivered was 9,0(37, and the number col- city. inspection benevolent work this winter. If it is so, van and Ellsworth. Bcbool No. 14, E. F Doyle, teacher, has lected 3,112—a total ofl2,179—a gain of over it is because the society has so little Tbe convention was called to order by organised a school league, and has named 19ol of 7,585 pieces. The cancellations of clothing at its disposal. At the present the district deputy grand master, A. JB. O. P. TORRENCE. it tbe Hagerthy school league iu honor of this route in July, 1901, were |14 25; in time half a dozen children are waiting Small, of Winter Harbor, at 2 o’clock. Hagerthy. 1903, f64.74. If stormy, use the telephone, and I’ll guarantee the order Major for suitable clothing to enable them to July, Prayer was offered, followed by work in will be filled tbe recent nominations made The business of this route is naturally eorreetly. Among by attend school, and It is earnestly re- tbe entered apprentice degree by Winter the fall Hill are James E. Parsons as greater in summer than duriug Gov. notary quested that all persons having garments Harbor lodge. After the working of the as and winter months, owing to the large public, and B T. Sowle justice of tbe to dispose of will send them to tbe head- first, Rising Sun lodge, of Orland. will number of summer people. The total Mianus Marine and peace and quorum. quarters of the society in the public work tbe Fellowcraft degree. Statioanry Engines will at number of pieces collected and delivered A course of a-aemblles open library building as soon as possible. Supper will be served from 5.30 to 6.30. ire the Motors. December was and the KINGS OF GASOLINE Fully guaranteed Manning hall in xt Wednesday evening. during 10,860, In tbe tbe convention will be “The Missouri Girl” in Hancock evening gtven cancellations were fitted for all work. Lobster, Scallop and Winch Hoists. Wood- There will be instruction from 8 to 9, and $46.30. called to order at 8 followed hail was well attended. o’clock, by Monday evening L. is the carrier on outfits, outlits for vessels. Hoist anchor, sails, from 9 to 12 Edward Drummey work In I be Master Mason degre. by Eso- awing hoisting general dancing The was one of the best seen in comedy this and has an efficient and teric lodge, of Ellsworth. etc. safe and sure. Mrs. Alfred Joy died at her home on route, proved lumps, bilge, cargo, Simple, Ellsworth for some time. It was bright, Supper will also be served at midnight. the road last obliging public servant. Burry Thursday, aged sixty- full of clean, catchy, amusing situations, in all of the La nine Mrs. had been ill sev- R ute No. 2 takes years. Joy and with seriousness to us just enough moiues. This is a than atroerttsemmts. Mian Motor Works, eral weeks, and her death was not unex- larger territory balance it well. Tbe were admir- parts and is corre- Funeral services were held at her route No. 1, tha bnsiness 29 and JI3 PORTLAND PORTLAND. MAINE. pected. Ioia as PIKK, ably taken, Miss Pomeroy “Daisy the first lata h>>m« 8a*urdav aftern -on. Rev. J. P. spondingly larger. During and H. J. as “Zeke” Grubbs”, Shrewsbury month of its existence—October, 1902—F. TO PHYSICIANS It is safe to being particularly good. say E. the faithful and able carrier, If you cun :• void wearing a Gray, 2Umtrtiannnu». that when tbe company returns here set of teetli do so. The latest handled 11,723 pieces. This steadily later in the season it will be greeted vs 1th AND THE PUBLIC Caution. method, which has not been ro*-e until last August, when the route bad a crowded bouse. The was brought forward in Kllsworth, is bridge Work. company been established le*s than one year, to 15,- Lasts a and under the local management of Charles lifetime, natural.or your own, very 795 pitces. At the same time the cancella- reasonable. P. Hatpin. Mr. Haiplu promises Ells- AVe keep on hand a fresh supply of YA Cure^ tions rose from $62.56 to |96.22. During Cough worth play-goers a rare treat when the John Wyeth & Bro.’s Diphtheria Dr. F. O. BROWN December, 1902, the pieces handled were E, Manager, season as he has several first-class Antitoxin and Vaccine, opeus, 13 500, and the cancellations amounted to Glyeerinated in companies booked, and among them is 10 tubes in a That Cures f78.23. The same rule in regard to the capillary tubes, package. George F. Hall, In a “Ragged Hero” for Ellsworth Dental Parlors summer business applies to this route as We are jobbers of John Wyeth & FULL SET, $7. May 3. Mr. Hall needs no introduction well as to route 1. However, the average Bros.’ goods and supply physicians. if we sell to an Ellsworth sudteuce. We have noticed that for the year is not surpassed, if it is Hail orders will receive — prompt The Ellsworth American only COUNTY paper. a bottle of our of White Syrup equaled, by any similar routes in Maine. attention. Pine and Tar that we are L. AND B. pretty KLL.SWORTH ASS’N. A comparison of routes 1 and 2, of Ells sure to sell it to that customer’s Vaccination shields 0,10, 15 and 25c. worth, with routes 1 and 2—the two relatives and friends. It is a Annual Meeting-Old Officers Re- We carry the largest line of fine largest—of Bangor, shows the large counh remedy that advertises K lee ted— Financial Statement. chemicals pharmaceuticals and special and sells itself. We believe that amount of business done by the Ellsworth f The Hiiiiuai meeting of the shareholders in Hancock it is the best possible combina- carriers. The following figures are for the preparations County. of the Ellsworth loan and building asso- We L. W. tion for coughs, colds, sore throat value of stamps cancelled: do a large prescription business, ciation was held afternoon. bronchitis, etc. Fine for chil- yeeter lay Bangor, route 1—Oct., $21.13; Nov., the reason for which is found in the The old board of officers waa re-elected dren. 25c. $21.90; Dec., $29.70. Route 2—Oct., $18.14; service we give the best materials ob- aa follows: Directors, A. W. King, A. W. Nov., $17.02; Dec., $21.37—a total for the tainable, modern FOOTWEAR J. A. P. W. J. thorough dispens- &SaJ-" Ureely, Peters, jr., Rollins, of three months $129.26. methods and moderate are J 0 R F. Kuowlton, Myer U-tllert, C. P. Dorr. ing charges HATS ! DA N, E Is route 1—Oct., $36.13; Nov., AND CAPS. & worth, Wiggin Moore, the things that have brought us the The secretary’s report waa as follows: $44.59; Dec., $46 30. Route 2—Oct., $59.80; UNDERTAKER, patronage of the public and the con- DRUGGISTS. Accumulated capital, $54,266 06 Nov., $55.29; Dec., $78.23—a total for the fidence of Two will Real estate loans. $51,800 00 three months of physicians. prescrip- find here ex- r CORNER OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE $320.34. Lumbermen Share 00 tion clerks. ceptional opportu- ELLSWORTH. loans. 2/225 These figures speak for themselves. nity to get good outfits cheap. Permanent ex penae. 45 00 Let us till your prescriptions. Protit and loss, 822 94 COMING EVENTS. OODCflWOOOOOWOWOOOCTO Guaranty fund, 1,360 1 0 Forfeited 22 72 Tie J. T. Store. shares. Tuesday, Jan. 26, at Odd Fellows hall— Crippen Advance payments, 52 33 FURNITURE Kev. E. W. Hunt, of Bangor, lecture on 05 Corner Main Porcelain Cash, 2.454 PARCHER, and Water streeta. Inlays. **Tbe Story of Some Religious Experi- dental Next door to postofllce The most up-to-date OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. $56,324 05 $56,524 (5 ences’'. Tickets, 25c. On sale at Wiggle Apothecary, work. Crown and Bridge There are di- & Moore’s. outstanding 1,087 shares, ELLSWORTH, flAINB. ELLSWORTH. Work. Gas, Ether and vided among 301 stockholders of whom Wednesday, Jan. 27, at the Methodist Cocaine for Bainless Ex- eighty-one are borrowers. Daring the vestry—Supper by the Epworth league Price, 16 cents. traction. WALL PAPERS and DRAPERIES year 1903 the matured shares of the first, MI8S N. F. DRUMMEY, Becond, and third series, amounting to Friday, Jan. 29, at Odd Fellows hall— Potted Plants Concert and ball by Columbia hook anc have been off. No other Primroses, Roman -AT- f 15,409.18, paid Music Hyacinths, Public Stenographer ladder company. by Monaghan’i Daffodils. H. GREELY shares mature until Jauuary, 1905, and orchestra, of four pieces. that series will amount to about ...and Typewriter... only Saturday, Jan. 3Q, at Somflsville—Twen DENTIST. |3,000. Fifty shares In the new series ty-fourth meeting of Mt. Desert Islanc Ellsworth Greenhouse Reasonable Price*. Prompt.Service. have been issued. local union. 1E LEFHO NE CONKECTIOK. Main. Street, Ellsworth. E. J. DAVIS’ just opened already Gil**’ 1>flic#*, Hai.h 15lock, Ellsworth. his ami light- KITTKKV TO CARIBOU. the best of things**. It Has this great advantage took a olgm from pocket CHRISTIAN KXDKAVOK. THE CONCORD COACH In front of fllutual Benefit Column. that while comparatively few can hope to rise to ed It. The little gentleman Win now or artistic believe It I* against On© Wtek'i In** of toptr lor (hr Work Ik irinnlna Jan. great heights in the literary world, him remarked. “I New©, MADOi" cultivate and REMINISCENCES OF OLD STAG- who Novelty end Nouense. >4 Cf IHIBPDt by lU v, S. H. Doyle. EDITED BT “AUNT every human being cau develop the rule* of Hinton £ Co., operate this talent. ING DAYS IN MISSOURI. In of their Three buildings »« Dexter occupied Topic.-What If Christ come to our particular thin stag* line, to smoke any by and Some of course, have naturally sunny The ware •own?—John iv, 18-30 33-42. Ite Motto: “Helpful Hopeful.” people, coa.'lie* In the presence of ladles." stores damaged considerably Satur- natures, but even those who are not so blest, AND CHILDREN WERE ALWAYS an: which originated in the There is very little in the life of the WOMIN fellow "Suppose It I*. 1 day by fire bakery if wish to. this talent We respondeJ: The purooeee of ttil« column are aaeclnctly may, they possess I* a Winfield Laviuseilar. The fire Lord Jesus Christ to suggest the idea CHIVALROUSLY PROTECTED -A not on the rules. There of valued etalact lo the title and motto—It la for the mutual must lie imrn with a 4a»te for music or painting Infringing it was servants of tied should be- and alma to ue and hopeful. SKETCH or KIT CARSON. between ladle* and In- great heed way before discovered that the oeoeat, uetpiui as the case may be, if we are ever to sueceed In raat difference f.r the common good. It lafortheeom and to the on each eoma hermits, hidden from the world. Being In no matter what our natural dl*. were born too The little gentleman spread buildings aide. use—a servant, a purveyor of these arts; but The individual* wbo dian squaws." moo public was men. days a medium for the In we all In our lives In his eye* demon- The tout loss estimated at Christ moved among Forty formatioo aud suggestion, position is, cau dally practise late to the Joy* of «tage- smiled. But the light 98,600, Ideas In this capaclly It solicits experience insurance. were in the wilderness that Satan terchangeof “malting the best af things". that he was not an individual nearly covered by spent oommunlcatlons, and Its success depends largely roachiug In tbe early day* of Missouri, strated be- It has another that ItlscoV be met and overcome, but on ihe given it in this re**»ect .Conv yet advantage; to be trifled with. He quietly observed: Ou morning P. might support of while felicitate tbeuisolve* Sunday George Dilling- time from munlcations muft be signed, but IM iim tlnuady In requisition, and Is Invsrtably most they may and are that Chriat spent little are women, at least, ham, one of Bangor’s beat-known reai- writer will not be piinted except by permission. It will u* In and modes “They or profitable to ita possessor. help upon the luxurious speedy of e people except an occasional night Communications will be subject to apuroval therefore entitled to the respect deuta. died suddenly of heart failure at Cnd but none our lives; it will lighten our life's tbe and to God. He rejection by tbe editor of the column, every day Df transportation prevailing at pres- Information I In commuukm prayer reason. Address sun- men. For your further tba age of aixty-ninu. Mr. will be rejected without good burden and make our pre-eoce as a ray of de- Dillingham ai! the towns of to ent time, can never In the slightest one." hi* went about through all communications shine to those whom we live. will tell you that this laying waa born Nov. 11, 1835, In Old The America*. among Town, even into Samaria tbe stored up shoulder of the Judea and Galilee, Ellsworth, Me. Now, Is there any way for cultivating this gree appreciate delight* band lovingly on the where, with the exception of a brief ■ ni aa and Sidon. His If wbo recall the and this as far Tyre talent for "malting the beat of everything"? In the memories of those older woman. “Is my wife, period spent in Oamdeu, while a boy, he was an active, busy minis- we want to succeed In music, we must practice and the free of the ministry MY FLEET. Introduction of tbe Concord coach one." temlerty lifting reelded until March, 1900, when he re- Hia time was not spent in reli- assiduously. If our desire Is to excel In art or "I* daughter. My try. My galisnt bark sailed out at morn. their many rides In tbe same, say* the girl to hi* own. my moved to Bangor. He wae town treas- went literature, we must form our taste on the highest a sin- gious seclusion, but He constantly Out on the tide; name Is Kit Carson, and l think urer—Old Town wes not a then— fo a certain dint of St. Louis Globe-Democrat. city in the models; and It Is extent, by for Shout doing good, this respect Fair blew the wind, serene the skies, second will be sufficient time for from 1860 to 1879 be practice that we cultivate this talent also. It la The vehicle wax a revelation, a revo- gle many years; held of Christ should imitate his I laughed in pride. disciple first. Some love to to pot ri, please the of those who defiled it. He kets. These robes were tanned and tidings of the missing captain and crew temple address 10 AUNT Madge. finely had It not been for him Fremont of hut would me and it is that au effort will bo visited Cana Galilee, uuy But faith unmoved persuaded with the hair on them, and when the his whole command would have per- expected dreamed of His wa- sea- made to raise the vessel. At the office of one have changing To try again, hides had been taken at the proper ished in the snows of the Rocky moun- a feast? What And so the of Love I sent THE KM) OK NIAGARA. T. A Hcott In New It was said ter into wine at wedding ship son Hie hair was as soft as the fur of tains. London, main. under circum- Across the one of the Scott Jesus would do given some of Hie animals taken nt this day Within the last few the writer that tags would proba- and loaded deep In Centuries the years can with Quick the return, Twenty-live Great be sent to the scene or the and stances no one prophesy any for tneir fur alone. They were flexi- It asserted that Kit Carson's by wreck, With charity ; Falls Will Have Ulsaapearrd. has heard and it is little short a diver would down to look for degree of success, ble and could he handled with as much woman of de- that go O happy ship, fit ed to bear wife was a Spanish high and even to make In 2,500 years lienee the discharge of bodies and ascertain the condition of the Of folly presumption facility as the ordinary bed comforter was some- Life’s argosy! the gree. to whom he married ecbooiier’s hull. But we do know from Niagara will have become inter- the attempt —The Outlook. oi today. where In New Mexico. This may be mittent. censing at low stages of the ■acred history what Christ did at Sy- ne roues were vauueu gvsuupa1ij U} true, but if so she was his second this tie Dear *4unf Madge: lake, and anally the Niagara river, on Cat6». char. In Samaria, and may help- Indian squaws through a process In ever more devot- Piofraaional Tbe Christmas-tide having passed, and now the of the will have wife, for no man was ful and rising edge basin, ante- suggestive. would like a little chat which the brains of the deer and ed his than was Carson to Ills that time will permit, I ; Its waters and to family 1. Christ at sacrificed Him- turned back southward, Syehar with and the M. B. sisters. lope were the principal ingredients, Indian wife and as the writ- BUNKER, you and no water will Bow over daughter, aelf for others. He came to Jacob's ! the Niag- ])R. Yes, these past days are always busy ones, but while many of them were queerly and er kuows from met ara of that personalty having OF BAR HARBOR. well near wearied with His we do the boxes and escarpment day. Through evening, how much enjoy getting beautifully ornamented with wild on a Missouri steamboat several this alone them wishes hi announce that hereafter he [will and The dis- to start on their mission of love, agency Niagara falls will Jgiv* Journey, thirsty hungry. packages ready scenes and Incidents of life among the after. cease to exist years special attention to the treatment of diseases of left Him that they might pro- and If there is a lime in the whole year when I long before the escarp- ciples red men in indelible colors. I’robnbly Away hack 111 the forties a novelist the and in their absence the wish for the wealth of a Vanderbilt or Carnegie ment has been worn away to the river cure food, not a rol>e of this kind can now be named Judson under the nora de it Is at Christmas time. plume woman of Samaria Imme- level at Grand Island, but as it is even Eye, Nose, Throat and Ear. appeared. found in all this laud, and were It pos- of Nisi Runtllne wrote a series of blood But there Is one comforting thought, that If now lessening the volume of water Jesus forgot IIis own needs and me- Office with all the modem Instru- diately love with the be It ever so it sible the value of the same as u and thunder stories based matters equipped goes gift, small, over the falls the erosive upon of the spiritual needs of poured power ments and for the examination and thought only should increase Its value many times to the re- mento of old times would be incalcu- said to be in the Indian appliances of the stream is we happening the sinful woman before Him. He at diminishing, and treatment of these disease*. cipient; for it’s not so much the value of our lable. country. Kit Carson was the hero of sacrificed His wants to her wants. must therefore increase the period nec- Easy access to Bar Harbor hospital, where •nee gifts iu dollars and cents as the knowledge that lu cold weather the coaches were all these stories, and thousands of p.-o the was characteristic of the that essary for the retreat of the Canadian patients receive best of care at reasonable This always we are not forgotten and the love prompts furnished with one of these fails generally pie through them formed a wrong Idea rates. Master. He “came not to be minister- the gifts. to the south end of Goat island robes for each seat, while the Boor was of tlie man. 11c was looked upon as an td unto, but to minister and to give His 1 was very generously remembered and, not and the stealing of the waters of the covered with sweet, clean hay or straw. uncouth, half wild Individual, whose Hfe a ransom for He the least appreciated by me, was a very home- American falls. F. SIMON M. D. many.” Today And also, at the stations one TON, like remembrance from our own dear Aunt then, any only thought was to slaughter Indians. J\ would do the same and is doing it Assuming the continuity of the forces to the who desired to do so could secure some On the he was the re- Madge. (1 am whispering confidentially we outline contrary, just PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. through those who are His disciples named, might the probable 1 want to tell that kind of a foot warmer. verse1 the drawn Neil sisters now) and you having future life and death of the falls thus: of picture by in all our towns. Offices in Block, seen with my own ejes I can confidently affirm Even in the coldest weather stage- Runtllne. He was a high souled. chiv- Manning formerly occupied'by ai asiue uauoiuu With progressive loss in water vol- I>r. .1. F. Office open and 2. jurist oyeuar pui is no but a real Manntug. day night, that Aunt Madge myth, per- coach was It was tender hearted man and was when absent on ume the Canadian falls will reach the traveling pleasant. alrous. except professional calls. and ecclesiastical prejudices to save a and in a material mansion made sonage dwtlllng in the season that Its dis- and of the TELEPHONIC. south end of Goat island in from 1.000 only rainy always the friend counselor soul. The Jens and the Samaritans without doubt by her own dear “John". agreeable aspects materialized. Then, Indians, never using force against them had no with each other. Na- But lest I should leave the Impression that 1 to 1.500 years, the death of the Ameri- H. dealings while the au advance GREELY, falls. passengers paid except In the defense of his own race. J)R. tionally and ecclesiastically there was have met Aunt Madge face to face, 1 wiil say can price for passage, it was understood, —New York Commercial Advertiser. enmity between them. But did Christ that that pleasure has not yet been mine, but The flow of the waters will now have DENTIST. t»e some but if not mentioned in the contract, that allow this to stand between Him and certainly hope it may time, you become intermittent, and at first only if he would be to walk over Graduate of the Dental Co liar*, know there are other ways ol meeting people at of mean and expected si>c- Denied the I'net. Philadelphia an opportunity to give the living water periods high water in clan* of *75 not quite as satisfactory- clally bad stretches of the road and, Alexander II. vice to one it? No. In the face of Lake Erie, eventually at high water Stephens, president IE ClLKS‘ BLOCK. ELLftWOKTR. needing “Aunt «r^)EEIOK I enjoyed reading your letter, Marla”, i* necessary, carry a rail to help pry of Hie was one of tlie all national and ecclesiastical alone, will there be any discharge over Confederacy, Closed Wednesday afternoons until farther prejudice very much In a reoeQt number, and 1 don’t be the the This will continue for coach out of ruts and mudholes. most skillful debaters CJeorgia lias ever He sat down on the curb of Jacob's lieve kitchen floor will ever real or escarpment. my get dusty while never to lend a shoul- a of from 1.500 to hesitating sent to congress. Tlie author of "From well and preached the gospel to a poor dirty again without thinking of you and period 2,000 years. der or a willing hand to assist the the Uncivil War to irate” tells of one sinful Samaritan woman. No doubt He Emerson’s musical poem, so I think you bid fare The entire flow to the north will tJanfcmg. horses lu dragging the coach up the occasion on which met de- would do the same today, and as His to be often remembered by your humble servant. cease, and the river will flow back into Stephens we do deserve a occa- hill. feat. disciples we should do it for Him. No Yes, “Esther,” scolding Lake Erie, leaving the escarpment dry sionally and no mistake, but after all I think Under emergencies of this kind, how- He had made a at a class or race prejudice should interfere at a point not very far south of Goat speech political Aunt knows how to the women and children Madge manage negligent island and with a of nbout 100 ever, remained rally to which it seemed impossible to with our giving the gospel to all men. height is what your money will earn If children well, for Instead of scolding as in the coach. must be for all need it. very feet. This will he 3.500 years lienee They pulled reply. A man named Hassell was at Invested in shares of the; we deserve so she often, puts her very best through dryshod even if it took the last to take tlie staud. He 3. Christ at Sychnr emphasized the the death of Niagara falls.—John M. persuaded thoughts into the column for our benefit and hind and value the Clarke, Ph. D., LL. D., in front traces. at once attacked tlie record of bis op- of spiritual above the mate- thus heaps “coals of fire” on our beads, and Harper’s Ellsiorlli Loaa and Ass’b. While many of the men who traveled [ronent wltlt groundless Buildioa rial. He soon turned from the water In makes us feel sort of ashamed of ourselves, and Weekly. charges. In that early day lu Missouri were “Now." be demanded, "staud here Jacob’s well to Himself, the living we mentally resolve that we will do belter in tbe up A NEW SERIES An Effective Touch. rough in speech, uncouth in manner and explain to these voters when water. Nor was He unsuccessful. The why, la now and devoid of the table open, Share*, pi each; monthly woman What has become of ”Aunt Emma", 1 have A western senator tells a story of a etiquette that you were in congress, you voted for believed and many of the peo- $1 tnare. missed her letters and is now deemed essential to breed- payment§, per ple of Sychar. Representing Christ in helpful recipes lately? judge who had occasion to fine a law- good a $500 property Qualification for fran- Well, I suppose ere this reaches the printing ing, they were the fewest in number chise;” our own town, we should yer in that state $100 for contempt of WHY lay special the New Year will have dawned us PAY RENT proeess upon who did not possess tender hearts and Little Alex stress The soul court Jumped up. His shrill when you can borrow on upon spiritual things. so I can think of uo more words your appropriate chivalric souls. Women were as a first and is far in to the After court had adjourned the lawyer safe voice was ear piercing. •hares, give mortgage superior value body and with which to close than A uni reduce It month by wishing in a every Monthly receive the and said, “lour Concord coach, even without an “It Is false!” he screamed. “I deny should the greater care by all Madge and all the readers of the column a very approached Judge payments and Interest together escort, at that as If were In the fact:” will amount to but little more men. prosperous New Year. S. J. Y. honor, I want to ask a great favor of day they happy, than are now for their own and In more than one said Mr. you paying BIBLE READINGS. ! you." homos, “Yea.” Hussell, “that is rent, and In about 10 Tbe new year’s wishes for happiness and years you7 Matt Mark “What is it?” inquired the judge. Instance the writer has witnessed the what I expected you to do. For twen- will xviii, 1-14; ii, 1-12; Vi, prosperity will be just as acceptable to toe 1-11; Luke “I have a pressing obligation to meet carrying of the women in the arms of ty years you have been going round OWN YOUR OWN HOME. 1-6; xt ii, 40-52; viil, 1; xv, sisters as though they (the wishes) had John That hundred you took for that fine stalwart men from the conch steps to denying facts." 1-10; ii, 1-11; xiv, 1-12; xv, 1-16. not been left iu the bands of Aunt Madge For particulars Inquire of was the money I had to meet It with. the dining room of the station that The audience roared In delight, and Henry W. cusiimai*, 8ec*y. fora week or two. Thanks to each for First Nat*! Bank Bids- I wish you would lend me $100 for a they might be free from the discomfort Little Alex left the hall. He said W. ETangeliMtlc Effort. kind thoughts of all. A. Kino. President. of or The season for active few days.” wet muddy feet. Again, he has years afterward that he had uever evangelistic JACOB HKKKV. H. L. BENNKT. “Hi. Mr. shouted known a fellow used “fact" that work is here, and we need to bestir our- West Tkekton, Dec. 28,1903. Crier,” the Judge, great burly to lend his again la familiar hut “convene court Court was re- shoulder as a selves and multiply our activities. Let Dear Aunt Madge: again!" resting place for the head j Illogical way.—Youth's Companion. for and then the of a or one us work along three lines: Thanks your lowly Christmas card. 1 do convened, judge remitted sleeping woman perhaps Jacob feel Berry&Co. very undeserving of your favor, for I have the fine. suffering from some indis- A Great That First—Our prayer life. Let us not temporary Discovery Slumbered. Members of New York Consolidated Exchange, been eo negligent In writing for the M. B. col- put aside the morning hour or let any- position. In earlier times one of the greatest New York Produce Exchange and Philadel- umn, but my interest has not wavered In the phia Stock Exchange. Incompatibility. Ever}- woman was a In the esti- discoveries of the age was made a thing interfere with its observance. If and find y lady by least, many cheery, bright, apprcla- A man and his wife Established 1805. rushed to at the business let called at a law** mation of the men, and every man be- man amber, which was one get day’s tlve letters that gives me pleasure in reading. polishing yen’s office to talk about a divorce. lieved that It devolved him indi- of the most of us "chop off” a half or three-quarters Never a paper comes but the first impulse !«to upon highly prized ancient STOCKS. BONDS, “Judge.” the wife said. “I had to for of an hour from the morning drowsi- sit right down and write something for the M. only vidually care her. ornamental gems and found only 75 cents to live on last month.” GRAIN, COTTON. ness and profit by an early rising to B. C. But my time is so taken up with my Occasionally, however, some brute in among the crime Jewels of royalty or the K. G. Hopper, Manager. seek the face of God. household cares that at length 1 must be content Whereupon husband replied ag- the guise of a man would appear In the in the caskets of princely rulers and with a heartful of “That’s a 19 Second.—Our Bible study life. This sending loveayi good wishes, grily: falsehood; she had stagecoach, but to the credit of the wealthy people dwelling in palaces. Congress St., BOSTON. and a Happy New Year to you and all the $90." Missourians 42 Broadway, New York. can be combined with the eariy “morn- of that day not one of The man, it was said, felt a mighty sisters. 8. Direct private wires in our branches at HART- Then the wife said. “Judge, that’s them was ever numbered a ing watch” apd thus make the time In that class. shock; violent tremor thrilled through FORD. NEW HAVEN. BRIDGEPORT, We do not as near as we ever And the Let us forget you “8”, though you agree.” The brute usually was some half edu- ; his hand and arm while he was rub- PHILADELPHIA. MONTREAL, QUE- doubly profitable. try to digest ALBANY. BROOKLYN. cannot write often. The column is said ns well a BEC, what we read. Better get the full very Judge they might get cated. siijierellious dude, who esteemed | bing the stone. He may have exagger- lor just such busy persons as you are. It divorce if that was the best they could himself made of better than nted the or meaning of#ve verses than skim over clay any account the nutbors of the “A at Wail brings a change of thought. do.—Atchison Globe. of his fellow | Glimpse five chapters. Let God's word get a passengers. The writer ; many versions may have done so. but recalls Street and Its riarket’' hold on our lives and become a part of only one specimen of this genus the facts were there. Dear Aunt revised fluctuation tables and Madge: homo, and lie was called containing descrip- our daily experience. down That man had struck the trail of an tions of active securities, issued After shirking for so many months, I feel upon request. Third.—Our “How is the new girl going to do?” promptly that possibly never thereaft- electrical But for personal work. Oh, that almost ashamed to write, but 1 do want to wish discovery. centuries Kndeavorers could feel asked Mr. Ferguson. : er did he require a similar lesson. this suggestive truth of the importance you and all the others of toe M. B. column a slumbering Advertisers, Publishers and Printers. “She hasn’t had much At that the of this daily seeking to reach a soul for Happy New Year, and to say that all tnese experience,” day McPherson hotel at [tower slept. No experiments were said his wife, “but I think she be Christ. If you observe the former weeks that have passed away 1 have been enjoy- will Boonville was one of the most whole- tried—science was in a state of repose. TIME and I j SAVE two suggestions there will be natural ing their letters, and have often thought if 1 all right when she gets broken In.” some and best kept hostelries In the Experiments suggestive of electric dis- MONEY bt;usino could write and express my ideas as as Then came a loud sound of state. The coach there for a outgrowth in the line of reaching some nicely falling stopped coveries were tried, without attempts Challen’s “Bathe*”, “E.”, “bister B.''. “Aunt and from the kitchen. Record Rooks. one for Christ. Marla", crockery lute breakfast, and during the meal to further investigation. Subscription all the Record, Ativerilseris Record, rest, bow gladly I would do it. “She seems Our opportunities will increase and to be making a good our dude was hard to satisfy. Nothing Advertising Record, Job Printer's Record, But dear sisters we don't know what our start, observed Mr. Corresjvondence Record. multiply as we embrace them from anyhow,” Ferguson pleased him. and consequently he re- Rouen «n Rent. Ruled, and day words may mean to others. 8ome simple rem- printed indexed for quick entry Tribune. entered the vehicle In rather an ill and reference circular and to day or they will grow less and less or be encouragingly .—Chicago hu- In the oid when roses Descriptive price edy recipe, may just what some one has days, perhaps list on application. Published as mor. There were nine in by the days and years slip away when been looking for. Now wasu't “Alexia’s" poem, passengers ! were not as abundant as they are now, the coach when E. A. & unimproved. "He that winneth souls “When Christmas Comes”, fine. I enjoyed it Gnrnarsffrment. it pul ltd up before the i they were sometimes used as a form of w.]& CHILD, 14 Dover is wise.”—Rev. F. II. Jacobs. much and it had its particular help for me. Pupil (after repeated attempts)—Oh, hotel, but during the breakfast three j rent. Instead of the formal "in consld- Street.New Yor« Now as it Is the of a new others 1 dawning year 1 Tm sure I never shall be able to! had been added, and they occu- (ration of a dollar in hand given and would like to from McCall the EX.L.8WORTH An Endeavor Enthusiast. copy magazine Professor—Oh, yes, you will. 1 was pied one of the middle seats facing the paid" our more poetic forefathers in on The Best of j following “Making Things": as a front. STEAM I-et me say again what I have said Just big donkey myself at first— England exacted the tribute a LAUNDRY It is a common and pretty of generally accepted saying Punch. One of the three was a before—the best thing that has ever man of seem- rose where a manor was to be to AND BATH ROOMS. that every oue lias a taste for at least one thing, given come to the church of which I ingly forty years of age, five feet six or a friend and the rent made have the which, by cultivation, may be brought to per merely “HO PAY, NO WASH KB.” To advice is eight inches with honor to be pastor is its society of fection, or at least Improved considerably. accept good but to In- tall, long light hair, romlnal. There is an old place in York All kinds of worn done at short tu- Christian Some have several crease one’s own which hung loosely over his coat col- (hire whose owners were laundry Endeavor.—Rev. Dr. Way- talents, so that It becomes ability.—Goethe. bound to send lce. Goods called for and delivered difficult for them to decide which of the number lar. The two others were women, one rial rose land Hoyt. » to the i|ueen at Christinas, H. H. KftTKY 4 OO. is the best worth cultivating. But, on the other a full blooded Indian the other Hid there is an “Neglected colds make fat graveyards.Dr. squaw, still old charter in ex- Went Bad Bridge n naud, others say of themselves that they have a half blood Indian Both were Secretary Vofrt’s New ’. ork Tour. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup helps men and girl. istence granted by King David II. in no talent for any particular thing, and often General Von women to a happy, vigorous old well dressed, but in semi-Indian cos- favor of one John de Secretary Ogden Vogt are a little age—Advt.cyr Raynton, In Notice. they inclined to be dissatisfied or tume. Pauper has Just completed a three weeks' tour which the consideration was “a rose envious of those who have been more richly undersigned hereby gives not' e tw.it be of the state of New York in the interest The conch had hardly reached the at the feast of St. THEhas contracted with the of Ellsworth, endowed by nature. It's to auffer from that yearly James the city tolly horrible plague crest of for the support of the poor, during the enduing of Christian Endeavor, particu To the Flournoy bill when our dude Apostle and to the I gird of H giving people who, rightly or wrongly, fancy of the night, Uchtng piles. Doan’s ointment Bonkyle year, and has made ample provision for melr lar to the forward movement themselves out of the shillings for the ward support. He therefore forbids all from ?mphasls way of such good things, cures quickly and permanently. At sny .drur of the castle.” persons to on his ac- I recommend dated at furnishing supplies any pauper especially the talent for “Making store, 50 cents—Advt. Edinburgh in 134G-47. a* This Americas : count, without his written order he will pay for no goods so furnished. Hakky fS JoN&a. 3''nrrtt*fmfnta dfibtrtiBtmnUB.

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Johnson Written The American. HANCOCK Billings, Deer Isle, March 10, for KUiHWOKI'H .HAKKK'IX Tlie BrxOtuiun Funeral Pyre. He Knew What He Was. NECROLOGY. aged 93 years. Winter. After the tody of a Brahman has There are times when the must tactful Mr*. Bowden, Ellsworth, Nov. We welcome the new year, bo and un- Wednesday, January 20.1904 Tryphena pure been anointed with sesainum oil the of meu are taken aback by tome unex- HARVEST OP THE GRIM REAPER 13, aged 92 years, 8 months, 19 days. stained. ■ AINU LAW IKOAKDING WKIQHTS AMD MKA8CHB8. two toes are bound and the retort. Such an befell Reuben Hmttn, Jan. 92 An Infant enrobed In ite of white. A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60 together pected experience DURING THE YEAR 1903. Sullivan, 16, aged garments and 4 24 pounds, a bushel of Turks Island salt shall two thumbs. It is then lashed to a King Edward, of England, in connection years, months, days. Though the north wind blows cold over forest weigh 70 pounds. litter made of two with the visit of the South African con- Mrs. Mary Morgan. Surry, Jan. 3, aged 92 and plain The standard weight of a bushei of potatoes, long parallel poles, AW UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER OP in order and fit for Is 60 years, 3 months, 3 d*ys. While the Helds and tho meadows are hidden ; good snipping, pou~.de; to which are fastened seven transverse tingent of colonial troops to London et of apples, 44 pounds. AGED PERSONS PASSED A WAY- Mrs. Hannah wood. war. Preble, Sedgwick, Oct. 10, from sight. rbe standard weight of a bushel of oeansln pieces ’of The shroud is very the termination of the Boer One 91 6 21 f the scouts was an unmistakable ELEVEN NONAGENARIANS. aged years months, days. good order and lit for shipping, Is 62 pounds- simple, a large piece of cloth wrapped Cape God’s emblem of purity, beautiful snow! Of ruta and 60 with a record for John M. Gott, Treruont, Nov. 1, aged 91 wheat, beets, baga turnips peas, round the and bound with mulatto, magnificent Is the air with Its white frosted flowers, of corn, 56 pounds; of onions. 52 body ropes years, 1 month, 27 filling pounds; gallantry, however. The king was re- The American below a table days. of Kngllsn and nt straw. If the prints Jt sweeps o’er the hilltops, and valleys below ; pounds, carrots, turnips, rye dead Brahman leaves viewing the men, walking down tbelr ex- Mrs. Sarah K. Small, Htonlngton, Peb. 6, Indian meal, 50 pounds; of parsnips,45 pounds; number it covers the and vine-covered u will his face is not other- tended line, and occasionally speaking te showing the of deaths occurring 90 10 29 gardens of barley ana buckwheat, 48 pounds; of oats. covered; aged years, months, days. one of tb< m. the colored men bowers. 32 pounds, or even measure as wise the shroud is over Opposite In Hancock the 1903. Mrs. 11, by agreement. brought up the county during year Mary 811sby, Aurora, May aged The prices quoted below are the retail prices be stopped 90 3 months. hand. The burning ground, or ghat, is “And who are This list is from returns made years, Though frost holds the earth In Its grasp, yet at Ellsworth. Farmers can easily reckon from you, my man?” he asked. compiled these what are to receive In trade near a The soldier Miss Cynthia Frazier, Ellsworth, Aug. 5, we know they likely usually river, that those who straighteued up, saluted, to the town clerks, and all the or cash for their products. and nearly aged 90 years. The dark days of winter will soon disappear, have taken part in the ceremonies may replied gravely: “I’m a nigger,youah Majesty.” deaths were in The American DEATHS IX ELLSWORTH. Bright sunshine will sever the Ice and the snow. Country Produce. purify themselves as and as reported quickly The “most tactful ruler in Europe” wee As the warm, calmy days of the springtime as Before soon after their occurrence. The total number ol deaths in Ellsworth easily possible. erecting the nonplused by tne unlooked-for reply. Creamery per tb. 28 draw near. funeral a shallow is and But he managed to say: In compiling the following table The 1903 was 58, one less than last year, Dairy .18<$i5 pyre pit dug during -Mre. E. T. Preble, “Good! Then remain so, my brave American has the records of j Chees»*. partially filled with dry wood, the body compared and 14 leu than the average (or the eight Jan 1904 fellow.” With this he panned on.—8uo-‘ Crambtrry Isles, Best is covered the town clerks with the record as which is factory (new) per lb.I89I8 with splinters of dry wood printed previous years, 72%. Best dairy (new).Id and sprinkled with an from week to week In The American. There were 5 deaths in Ellsworth of Dutch (imported).9C panchagaria. I A to her A Great OI«l Cum tie. Neuf' hatel. 05 inflammable liquid, and placed on the splendid thing promote happi- In (some cases more deaths have been I persons 80 years of age and upwards. and covered with branches and ness is for a man to be so absent-minded In The American than Of the death* were less II a castle, the seat of Lord Bar- pyre reported appear 58 5 children by Fresh doz..30 laid, per 935 like > that be will make love to his wife. In the town clerks’ In other cases '• nard, is a fatuous old structure. On the roots, a hut. The nearest relative reports; than 5 years of age; three between 15 and Poultry. is a .hall into or heir then takes a lighted and “Now I hate the said the the report shows that all deaths have not ; iweu:y years, and the remainder over 21 ground door mighty Chickens. 20 taper British,” first Fowl.14 one a s’6 sets fire to the four corners of the New “because so hor- been reported to The American during I years. which might drive coach. Above pile Yorker, they’re but case- the lu it runs a chamber feet in and leaves at once to perform the cere- stuck on the year, In many reports l'he following table shows the total dining ninety Best loose, per ton. 12 9 <4 ribly themselves; always brag- It re- Baled. 18 mony of purification. The carriers, be- about what done The American and the figures sent by □ umber of deaths and tue old age record length and thirty-six in breadth. ging they’ve and In mains as it stoiKl in the ing of the lowest caste, remain until what can do.” “That’s re- the toyvn clerks coincide, showing ol Ella worth (or the pa&t nine years: today days they right,” Loose. 8 911 the Is on of when the barons for whose entertain- body entirely consumed. the other. “1 hate that kind of those towns promptness the part W hole 70 to fcO 80 to 90 Over £0 Baled. 18 plied No. ment it was were the too. seem to that physicians and town clerks In reporting. fashioned almost Vegetable*. brag, Tney forget we’ve I 188ft 68 9 10 in the laud. Seven A Kane of War. licked ’em twice, and could do it IN HANCOCK COUNT)*. paramount power Potatoes pb *20 Turnips, th 02 again ! 1*96 75 17 4 hundred of the mightiest and noblest Squash, < 5 Beets, t»> 03 | This happened in 1707, when Colonel if necessary.” The American bss taken Its usual care ! lftn 94 14 1ft Tomatoes, tt> 08 Cabbage, 04 Tate, with the Legion Noire, landed In tlu* kingdom dined simultaneously in Sweet lb i>4 lb 02 this to a report, I l«w 62 14 6 potatoes, Carrots, year present complete this hall when the warlike Nevilles Lettuce, 10 Beans— j»erqt— near Fishguard, intending to inarch on and the following figures are approx- ; i899 70 19 10 Spinach, pk 56 Yellow-eye 121515 and burn Bristol. When the were established at castle. The expedition of 1900 75 12 15 Ruby Celery, 26 Pea. 10 imately correct. This is the record ; off the coast there was a is for us appeared only 76 11 9 ancient chamber good many Fruit. Cross? deaths in Hancock county during 1903, handful of volunteers available to op- I|1S1 1«8 ft'* 1J 10 today, and there is accommodation 25 doz .35 for com- Apples, pk Oranges, 3.45 with the figures for 1902 given them, and Lord Cawdor, who was Poor man! He can’t it. 1*3 68 12 3 enough fof the cooking. The kitchen is Lrauuerries, qt 12 Lemons iloz 25330 pose help parison. in mustered all the Welsh a of with an oven so Groceries. command, It’s his liver. He needs a Follow is a list of the deaths square thirty feet, Ing complete lb lb women he could that fit one time it was converted coflee—per Rice, per .06®.08 gather together. in Ellsworth the year; the age huge .16 .45 liver Pills. Aub«rst.... 6 5 during past IMo. 3.25 Pickles, per gal 3.65 Each of these wore a red cloak pill. Ayer’s j into a wine cellar, the sides di- 35 Olives, bottle .253.75 long 0 3 at the nearest birthday: being Mocha, given 35 almost to — vided into ten each side Vinegar—per gal— descending, petticoat fashion, Blue'ill!. 28 31 68. parts, holding lb— Pure .20 Jan. 12, Capt John Wesley Holt, Tea—per cider, her heels, and thus attired were Want your moustache or beard a j a of wine in bottles. Cracked .05 they Brook llu.. 14 Jotham 44. hogshead / .453.65 wheat, 28, Staples. .303 05 Oatmeal, per lb .04 made to march and countermarch beautiful brown or rich black? Use Brooksrille. 9 19 Oolong, 22, eon of Arthur Giles anti wife. Infant. lb— .20 Sugar—per Buckwheat, pkg among the hills, presenting themselves Buck., port .. 12 3 23, Ti umnn C Lord, 33. SiMterly Devotion. Granulated, 05* Graham, .04 Coffee—A Sc .06S .04 at different to the view of the Caatlne 6 Feb. A P ?j. The beautiful of Navarre B, Rye meal, points 16, Harden, Margaret C .05 Granulated meal,lb 02>4 Islet*. 3 4 j Yellow, enemy in such a way as to give the im- Cranberry 22, JotMph Severence, 61. wa» devoted to her brother, Francis 1 Molasses—per gal— Oil—per gal— Dedtvtw. 5 1 .35 .65 of red uniformed troops Buckingham’s Dye 3.70 24, LInwood L Kilt*, 20. When he was at Mad- Havana, Linseed, pression taking 50cts. of R. P. Halt & Nashua, N.H. apparently dying Porto .50 13 druggistsor Co., Deer I ale. 37 43 .Mrs Melinda J Rico, Kerosene, 315 up position. The French wore so puz- 210 Harden, 72. rid, she found her way to hitn through .60 Sum brook. 2 21, Mrs Sarah G Snacfcford, 82. zled by their appearance that, although privation and danger aud succeeded in Lumber and Building Materials. 47 36 26, Miss Annie K Houovan, 18. landed, could not make up his deliverance. When he was Lumber—per M— Spruce, 1 26 they they Kllsworth. 39 M March 84. effecting Dr. Emmons7 i 18, James Carter, Hemlock, 13§14 liemlock, 135 their minds to advance until sufficient has brought happiness to Franklin.. 13 13 ill at a distance from her, she went ev- Hemlock 13 M— j Monthly Regulator 26, Althea M Enter;, Infant. boards, 31* Clapboards—per time had fo raise the country hundreds of anxious women, 'lucre Is positive* on a stone 16 Kxtra 24 §26 ; elapsed Goulds boro. 6 12 MU* Lottie J 22. ery day and sat down in the Spruce, 320 spruce, no other remedy known to medical science 26. Smith, 20 No. 20 a ly •Suruce floor, 325 Spruce, 1, 340 and bring forward real force strong that will so and safely do the work. Hancock. 14 9 John A Hale. 61. middle of the road to catch the first 20 Clear 25 I quickly 29, Pine, 350 pine, $50 to beat them back.—Pearson’s and most obstinate Irregularities from Isle au Haul. 2 1 Matched 20 Kxtra 50 enough Longest 29, Allred Joy, ~9. glimpse of a messenger afar off. And pine, §25 pine, cause relieved immediately. Buccessguar. — any 6 Shingles—per M Laths—per M— Weekly. No Inter, Lwsolne.. 7 April 14, Lulu M Kolilns.21. she said: anteed at any stage. pain, danger,or Cellar, extra 3 25 Spruce, 2.50 j with work. Have relieved hundreds off Maryville. 2 4 '* ference James B. Stock 22. • 2 2 00 30, bridge, "Ah, whoever shall come to announce clear, 75 Hemlock, is silver—arid lhe free and un- cases where others have railed. The mostdlfiU 5 " lb .04 Speech Ml. Desert. Marie son. 2<1 clear, 2 25 Nalls, per §.06 cases treated by mail,and bee. May 3, W| the recovery of the king, my brother, limited thereof is cult successfully Orland.... 10 18 extra one, 160 Cement, per cask 1 50 coinage something eficlal results in Instance. Ne 10, ftlrs Martha Lampoon, €0. M guaranteed every though he be tired, jaded, soiled, di- No. 1. 1 25 Lime, per cask 95 terrific. risk whatsoever. We treat hundreds ot ladle* Oils.. 1 2 5. " M 7 14, NotrlsC Hodgkins, 1 will kiss him and embrace scoots, .76 Brick, per 311 whom we never see. Write for further panic*, Denobscot .. 10 15 sheveled, White not out 14, Miss Caroline W Jarvis, 66. lead, prlb .050.08 When a man eets to the point where he lars and free confidential advice. Ho off 15 16 him as tl he were the finest gen- All letters answered. Re. Sedgwick.. 1ft, Mrs 8arah A 79. ough Provl too long. truthfully Quinn, is too lazy to loaf without a salary, his this is absolutely safe under Sorrento. 0 2 tleman in the kingdom." Beef, t> Pork, B>. member, remedy 22, Ml-* baruh A Clough, 20. friends him a condition and positively leave* Steak, .153.30 Steak, lb 1« get political job. every possible Slouington 10 19 24, James Brensahan, 46. When lie died site seemed literally no afterill effect upon the health. Seutby mall, Roasts. 123.25 16 letters should b* Sullivan 10 12 and she did not sur- ,08 •C6 The man who informs you that life securely sealed, $2.00. Money 30, Arthur Bowden, 32. heartbroken, long Corned, 3.10 Pigs’ feet. Dll. J. W. RMMONS CO., 170 Tr*» 18 Ham. lb registered. Surry... 15 'June Barlow Hall. 71. vive him. Tongues, 18 per 160.20 isn’t worth is the first to Mass. 8, .13 j living telephone wont St., Boston, Swan’s Island. 9 0 Tripe, .06 308 Shoulder, 8, Melvin Ronsey, 43. Veal: Bacon, 18 for a doctor if a epMer bites him. Treinont. 26 26 1?, Mrs Sarah A 67. The Sturdy Camel. Steak, 20 Salt i0 Wakefield, We obtain U. S. and Foreign Trenton .. 6 103.14 Lard, 10 promptly ; July 3, James T Cu-huian, 66. A camel bus twice tlie carrying power Roasts, Verona. 1 0 2oacrttsnncnts. 4, Rachel P Higgins. SO. of an ox. With an ordinary load of •4U0 each C5 Waltham 1 1 Tongues, 8. Albert W Cushman,65. he can travel twelve or four- Mutton, 10 015 Winter Harbor. 2 6 pounda 8, Helen G Hamilton, 60. Spring lamb, 10018 Island 4 teen days without water, going forty Fresh Fish. Long plantation. 17, Philander Austin, 74. are to work at No. SI ...... miles a Camels lit 06 plantation ftlrs Judith 69. day. Cod, Clams, qt PATENTS 18, Joy, 21 06 Oysters, qt 50 No. plantation ...... e 0 live years old, but their strength begins Haddock, Bend model, sketch or photo ofinvention for 20, ftlrs Linda G Moore, 52. Lobsters, lb 25 l No. 8 Halibut, 16318 P free report on patentability.atentability. For fretfree book, plantation. o 1 B to decline at twenty-five, although they Mackerel, each 25 Bluetlab, 14 316 Healthy 25, John Mltchtll, 71. 030 f How to Secure’ write Haddle 12 Sea 14 4, 67. usually live to furty. The Tartars have Finnan trout, Patents and 892 422 Aug. Henry Fox, Smelts, 12* f TRADE-MARKS ft, Miss Cynthia Frazier, £0. herds of these animals, often 1,000, be- The above list does not include residents Fuel. Children F Infant. to one were nu- 24, George Wescott, longing family. They W cord ton— ol the county dying at sea or away from ood—per Coal—per 27, Edward G Morrison, €3. merous in antiquity, for the pa&iarcb Ory hard, 5 00 06 50 Broken, 7 50 It needs only a home, but only thoee deaths oc- 00 750 little watchfulness to actually Sept. 2, Mrs Hannah Day, 66. Timbuktu or Me- Dry soft, 3 00 06 Stove, Job bad !>,000. The load 7 50 keep children In good health. curring in the town when La bat L Roundings per reported. 10, Franklin, 71 and 25 750 Look for the symptoms of little GA-SNOWc Is remarkable for harrl breed speed 10001 Nut, to Of the total number of 422 deaths, 153 19, Mrs L J Call, 73. Buttings, hard 5UX) Blacksmith’s 70 ills and treat them promptly OPPOSITE U S. PATENT OFFICE used only for couriers, going 800 miles ward off more serious sickness. were of persons who had outlived their 27, Michael Brady, 66. Flour, Grain and Feed. WASHINGTON. D.C. In eight days with a meal of dates or allotted “three score years and ten”. Of Oct. 8. ftlrs Lois P Treworgy, 79. Flour—per bbl— Oats, bu 5< grain at nightfall. 4 2505 75 Shorts—bag— 1.1501 25 these 82 were between the aud 15, Capt Peter C Pederson, 53. ages of 70 Corn, 100 ft bag 1 35 Mixed feed, bag Dr. True’s Hl” 24, Rooney E Jordan, 3. U^ Tb»«« 58 bet ween 80 and and 11 over 90. Corn meal, 1 35 1 2501 M. Recommend as the 80; 90, said Deacon bag ELIXIR LADIES‘Wh0 BEST 24, Mrs Laura E Trundy, 41. “This,” Hammer, holding Cracked corn, 1 25 Middlings, bag l.flt The following table shows the number of Is the great remedy for childhood com- »«. KISCI'H 27, Wiliam Alexander Barron, 72. up a glass of lc« water, “ia the drink for plaints. Kor stomach and bowel dis- Star Crown Brand deaths and the old age record for the past Charles J 82. much of this.” orders, indigestion, constipation, poor 28. Perry, me. I can’t get too seem to be fevers and worms it is mi five Mr. Henpeck—You buss appetite, years: Nov. 12, ftlichael Coughlin, 70. “That’s Hardkase, “you equaled. Nervousness, peevish PENNYROYAL PILLS. right,” replied ail the time these Mr. ness and a feeling all days. Marryat— languid immediate relici, no danger, no Whole No. 70 to 8 0 to 90 90 18, Mrs 92. can dfink an awful lot of it on the are tno-ed pain. Over Tryphena Bowden, indicaletrouhlesthat Used for year. l»y ratling specialist. Hundred# of toad* Yes, I’m getting ready for my wedding. to the stomach, and l&tt 622 1*0 Miss O 17. after, can’t yon?” usually moniala. A trial will convince you of their intrinaio vataa 81 11 20, Mary Carter, morning relief follows the use of That’s a reminder ol quick in caee »t suppression. Send ten rente for an4 J Mr. Henpeck—Ah! &o vci r*hi use. tempi* 1900 (62 103 «0 18 22, Charlea Clough, 82. l»r. True’* Kllvlr. Over book. AU bv mail Write for tree Urui1 Kief, Infant. It with confidence that It will do for you what Following is the list of “You appear to have qui e a bad cold MEDICINE nonagenarians It has done for others. Family in Hancock county who have died doring Mr. said the hostess sympatheti- Brown’s INSTANT REllff The tenement of New York Stinjay,” the in the order Inspectors The non-lrrltatlng cathartic Is Hood’s Pills.— the “it’s set- G. A. Cures Coughs, Colds, Safe Throat, Croup, Diphtheria, year, given of their ages: have found over 325,000 cally. “Yes,” replied guest, PARCHER, city occupied Advt. Colic, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Etc. wbicu have neither nor ven- ——————— tled in my chest, and it’s exceeding^ Hannah B. Young, Surry, Jan. 4, aged 96 rooms, light recommend if, children like it. tilation. APOTHECARY. rhyalHana years, 6 months, 4 days. 9 of tight.” “O! yes, pa was tellin’ ua about CA handy remedy for colds, teaspoons MONEY REFUNDED Mrs. Prudence Young, Eden, S of Brown's Instant Kellef. Bottle and it,” broke in the hostess’ little boy. “H« Sept. 8, aged water, the Medicine 95 2 were awful Ellsworth, Ma’ne Prepared by JSorway Co.,Korvay, Mo. years, months. Subscribe lor Ihe Amjsjucan. take a UUle every 20 minutes. said you 'tight-chested.’ CHURCH NOTES. UBbtrtisnnrnta American eating It. There would be no deficit, FROM WASH I NO TON, Corrcftponbrntt. «£l)c Ellsworth >ut, on the contrary, the postoflic* Harbor Improvements Turned Dowi 1 Letter front BAPTIST. C -: = ■■'==■ vouId be a source of revenue to the Togus. —Senator Hole's ano journal Coup. TouUft, l>ec. 31,1903. Rev. David ▲ local political it were not for the fact Kerr, pastor, lovernment, if D. Jan. 18 n;BL)8it«D Washington, C, (special)- To the Editor of The American: Sunday, Jan. 26—Morning service at hat are going been EVERY WKONKSiOAY AFTERNOON irany publications ■Var department engineer* Lave giv The membership of the national home 10.90. Sunday school at 11 45. Junior the mails at rates t.ha a cold shoulder to for rive r AT hrough pound ng projects here !s 2 800, 300 of whom are iu hospitals C .fib at 6 p. m. 1'reacbing at 7. MAINE. tb ? BLL8WORT1I, ira not entitled to that rate. Hid harbor Improvements along and well cared for by kind and skilful Prayer meeting Friday at 7.90 p. no. BY THK * dal tie coast. Three unfavorable report doctors and both male and female nurses. tfurry—Suoduy at 2.90 Mr. Kerr. COUNTY PURLlSiriNO CO Ayers HANCOCK House. Afte r democratic art •ave just been made to tbe The of the convalescents are UNITARIAN. r Editor and Manaeer The newspapers quarters means weak w. Rollins, Ion the found the Falling hair hair. an aspect engineers pro nice and and heated Rev, W. m 'oolishly vociferous concerning comfortable, by 8. Sutton, pastor. of This i 1 jecte unworthy improvement. steam. The food Is wholesome and well Jan. 26—Service at 10.90 a. m. Then strengthen your hair; Price—$2 00 a fl 00 (or all difference between the Presi Sunday, •nbiH rlptlon year, illeged blamed on tbe so much a If not engineers and there is of It. school at 11 45 a. m. feed it with the hair nonthr; 60 cent* for (ferae month*; pan lent and Senator Hanna. ma> prepared, plenty Sunday only food, In 75 and W cent They »n the strict rules which t he war air Inly advance, #1 60, depart We have a nice large reading-room, COW OR BO ATIOff AL. Hair It checks All are reckoned a There is no such Ayer’s Vigor. reaped'v It ail. Than I triad Ayer's gusta W. C. T. U., with Mrs. L. H. Towle Bayside— Preaching Sunday at 2 p. to. Hair VIanr. It «hi wish it to be." The Washington clerks report president. Mr. Struooton. nut da antr examination of Sinai ful mad" because are hereafter preliminary Cape We have a in which are the UNION RLLNWORTH FALLS. they largs park OONO’L. a bottle. J. C. ATKKOTV. which ia tbe southern extremity flJ§ to be expected to work seven hours a harbor, following animals: Nine elk, twelve Sunday, Jan. 25—Suoday school at 11J0 AUdmgfTi***. of tbe peninsula formed by tbe Kennebec for day, but they keep their indignation deer, two black bears (which are now in a. m. river on tbe east and New Meadows rival bottled inside them with remark- winter quarter*), two monkeys and guinea Wf'ekly pray jr meeting Friday eveoing up on tbe west. and rabbits too numerous to men- at 7 30 Hair able success. work SS5 days in pigs They Tbe improvement desired is tbe dredg- Falling their tion. a year when they take reg- of tbe bar abreast of Goose sc ing Rock, We are well in touch with the near their “sick by iStorrtiwmmt*. ular leave of a month, and as to make a isnding for tbe V., al Percy cities, having a steam road to Uardiner C. A. leave” of another month, and as they al! of tbe tide. Maj. Roeesier re- PARCHER, stages and a trolley to Augusts. W?e have every APOTUECARV. from $3 to 815 a for the exer- that tbe business of the port is very get day ports reasou to be thankful for the privileges Rheumatism Ellsworth. Maine that even if small, and that the would tion, it is suspected they improvement ! given us by a Christian government, I? a rack on which yon need not suffer be advantageous only to those residing 1c were to resign in a body, their places j This branch is under the good manage- long. tiaiiraib* anb Steamboat* tbe vicinity. It on an acid condition of might be filled by persons who would 1 meet of Col. S. H. Allen, of the First depends Maj r Roeaaier and other army engi- the blood, which affect* the muscle* think it a “real soft snap”. ; Msine cavalry. neer* on another and causes inflammation and reported favorably pro- I am well contented here; health is joints, MOON** PHASES. my and results from defective posed project, farther up the Maine coast. pain, diges- Full 0:4T 1vn as kidneys /r (\ ^ portion 1 with my We had a nice and stiff neck are BAH HARBOR TO HANttOt v/ p. m. <£U p.n grade daughter. Sciatica, lumbago Quarter PQtiArt#»r W. Richardson and Nahum Hinckley Hockomock channel and tbe lower por- ! tree loaded with choice gift* from Santa forms of it. AM f M r u not to ex sound. The river ii BAR HARBOR. Ift » S —are modest men, given tion, Muscoogu* Claus. “Hood's Mirsapartlla has cured me of *>. I Sorrento.'. 4 but the tbe town of Waldoboro. Present rheumatism. I was so I ould not lift any- tift. This week's edition of TI»* their own public acts, along Now, Mr. u-*e this as *uliHa*. 4 50. ploiting j Kditor, please you and knees were so sti.T I could there is in schooners. It waa thing my Mt hwrri I! W 3 to 9 00 on the condition of the uavigallon s*ee aud believe me IWrjr.. American is report county fit, hardly get op or down stairs. Since taking W auk ft II 2ft a channel aixteeu feet eng Py...... 507 002 hoped to dredge s I have I just published speaks for them. Un- Sincerely yours, three bottles of Hood Sarsaparilla Htucock. 'll J* 5 17 0 10 2,450 so as to admit schooner*, never felt a of rheumatism, and Franklin Rond 17 5 9 copies. admirable the deep large Gkorqk P. Clarkk. symptom Ml 19 SO der their management dis- Wwb'fwn Imvc.. j 11 <•> *h 9 bringing lumber from southern ports. I gladly recommend Hood’s for this f5 40 Issue of Jan. 6: 2,375 copies. county has been kept out of debt, ease." Mas. Hattie Ttrseb, Holtvar. Mo. KU.^WtiHTII. 1136 3 D §47 But after Maj R'ester's favorable report K Unorth Kali*. 'IS 01 ft 4? 9 « : Bar Harbor Me., Issue of Jan. 13 2,400 copies. and has resources of of which Jam.9,1901. MtOOHtt ... |rlS r 5 06 813,053, on tbe project bad been approved by ?10 Hood's Often Lake ...... M2 (I Ci rio is cash. The total liabilities of To th*j Editor of The .4mmcan; Sarsaparilla !< 14 811,829 several of bia superior officers, it wa« j U»e House... MS 32 t« IS tw 21 On afternoon * w«ek before Friday and Pills 20 The Cttjr Debt. the county amount to but 8554.15. referred to a board, which decided on an tlokt**n. fit 40 t* 10 » Christmas several of my friend* and I were June. .... I l 0© « 40 10 ft* of the small \ Neutralise the acidity of the blood This good city of Ellsworth has to- adverse report because S»ewer»n«or, Kx ftt.; 1 07 8 47 10 57 returning from Watervi.le. wuere we bad digestion and escretion, anc; bonds to Board Trade Jour- amount of commerce. perfect BANliOH, MC. 110 e * u §• day outstanding amounting The Portland of cure rheu- been attending the Stale gra»ge. We had radically and permanently j j ri —AM AM interest at 4 cent. nal was issued last week in the form Port land.... n tf 1 eft' 4 Sft 458,300, drawing per fpent the day in Bangor, and after hoard- Uo»u>n .. 9 fit ft 57 7 SB was in- This bonded indebtedness I of a souvenir edition, it being the Tbe most notable single event, possibly, ing the train for Bar Harbor we found ui was th* curred when Hancock hail was built fiftieth anniversary of the Portland in the recent period Congrats that we mug wait forty five minute- f r BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. and is substan- board of trade. It is well coup of Senator Hale In building a the Bo*'on train «h ch waa behind tim*>. r m thirty-odd years ago, I designed, 7 4C 9 OB over which democratic senator?* tially the same amount now as it was well printed, and full of catchy ar- bridge The car «ai pretty well filled, and after THE TRUE'IF." DID IT IS 4ft i?ou!d fin J a to vote Portland. 10 45. then. tides about Portland. It is well way conscientiously the we»te;n traiu arrived, other* came. | tor the Manama canal That P M treaty. plan Among the were severs! bel This means that during the life of worth the careful of every passenger* young -I tt duty to RtNtiOR. « 00 io 00 3 Oft perusal of Maine senator, launched at an cxprrM ti* to Kx ftt. 8 u3 the girls «bo were coming home fro u dif- grathad* (Urior. 10 Oft ft 04 this debt the have as- business man in the State. Itt 1 Brewer June Uix-payers time in tbe of areaoiu- § 12 lv If 3 11 opportune shape ferent institution* of ie«rntng in thia tho^brwjU Holden. *6 2s M0 34 * m sessed themselves for interest B*w rm-itmc from money [loo President KooeeveU to t4ike ffou*e. requesting State and other* to 'pend the hot-day*. •u r Atwood* friwi*- fft 99 MO 42 ti 17 for an amount to the COUNTY GOSSIP. ei®*. Ttr*« Urwn Lake. 6 47 m SO ft a equal original lender bis good offices tor tbe adjustment An old •tUtxnn sat In one y«*r» ago ge dozing teat, 1 *« nwi:r (nwb.nl Mcolin... <6 M fit 5 >5 and about half as much more. >f claims between Panama and Col- Snr* llnr Kl»«wnrh mil. debt, A teacher was to any and a travelling man was occupying two 00 II is e oft Bucksport trying li .u isnoMNubl* ft.r Ki.LSM'iRni. And the debt is still umbia which have arisen or which might N kl M ft is unpaid. explain an example to one of the young seat* ia front. Complaint— ROW to y*r«4 w thn-j» the trisa, is and la the Now so e Franklin Road. ** 11 S7i 0 SI If. twenty-five years ago, city of her sc boot who did not seem to p^xmeding splendidly, you*g ladle* would bate Couldn't III tnlkost «*"•***. At tat- 1 *u { boys Hancock * ?our»e of a tesr in alt 11 45 « 39 bad established a sink- as as she l days will, probebflt* chosen to sit in one of the •■eat'* la*t ft government get her idea rapidly bought be named, Oijtrwt— Wsukeag. Fy ... I* II 4- f a be Tae wise men on the • M» ... and had raised taxation She asked him wbat be y, adopted. bat (a* her companion* called her) u s*Vr t» of two Umrt Ferre.. II 3ft; § a* ing fund, by ought. finally Sophie Qwditj Curod I side were to see it# im- jsrritot.jr Btikfin ... a when he cpubiican quick chose to *lt beside the old who w- U. 1* about 81,000 more than the amount thought of doing for living gentleman, bab*a«prtng muMHi ■ 43 xirtnnce as move, and •oodirio* which nan* be a man. He answered: diplomatic w«i not what one woo'd cal handsome or BAR HARBOR. I S nei-essary to meet the interest, the got to quickly to «4U«i«4. a»d cm a forces with Mr. Hale in *>rm to to* h “Be a teacher and iet the scholars do the promptly Joined fashionably dressed. We that h* «*ljr debt wonid now be judged prijrt.*—fwl J. fWo. extinguished. i. on or irgtug the acceptance of sucb s pU was a ♦ftkop •ljr*nl notice to Conductor. ciphering stranger to her, as ane did not at toft. Wagfrwmutgtoa.^ Is it not about time that a move _ rock M*. Ttve*e train* cor arcs M IUcrfor »ltn t Sitting In his HUle, old fashioned once with him. nrough \ begin conversing train* ut» Bain to and from was made with a view to A Naskeag man after nearly freei ng Line, Portland, Bor being wip- ng-chair, su^h as is found in every Maine l.i a few minuses we heard them chat »o» a« d ftt. John. j rights while steeping, sent aero* the out this debt? We now raise and cloee to the THE ing country twice for a stove, aud fi >dlug louie, round-topped ting pleasantly concerning the different TUBE “L F." KDESK ACTS SEKTLY BUT Ticket* for all point** South and 42 882 wr \ ear to pay the interest on ibKt it «a* doubtful about h:s getting oae I av.e in one end of hie omm tie*-room, object* of int^re-t in and around Bo**on FftOHFTU ARD SURELY, AM LEWES ORLY We*t for sale nt t»i«> M. C. It. K. In litue, decided to try some oliMs fku. dr. Hate accorded corres- 6023 EFFECTS HI ITS VASE ticket these bonds: why not begin this year to-day your and the roan seem d to forget that he was office, tlkiworlli. He took an old teakettle nod breaking a \ j an tot err lew on tbe purpose of -- mourned to to raise, say, 81,000 towards a of toe nose an w*s pondent sleepy. and the time mu*t have a«-ed very -—»tljr procure sinking piece off, aperture ticket* before entering tty* train*, and made to he attach 1 hat resoiuuon- erpedalty fund, and thus in time wipe out this which could the store quickly unt l tbry reached Ellsworth, El I* worth to Fall* and Falla to KU»worth. pipe. To secure a draught, he broke ou a 44There are severs! democratic senators,’’ debt? A thousand dollars ; where, a* the young lady p«t«ed out, *be GEO. F KVASS, appor- smalt ho;e on the bottom of the opposite i Vice Prea and aid Mr. Hale,’‘who want to support the bade him a HID YOU Genl Manager. side. I; was tueu to set and pleasant "good-bye**. EVER! tioned ail the ready up, by Ft K. BOOTH BY. G- P. A T. A. among tax-payers anal do not want a situs- a box and two small treaty. They I don't know wrbo i 'a parents or would make the increased tax taaiug pacing piece* Soph get any good thing cheap, es- inap- of iron aero* t * bottom to tbe 1 ion In the Senate that will prevent them prevent people are, but I fe-1 s-sured that the iu the line of EASTERN preciable, and all would have the sat- wood from it was ready for tbe rom such a vote. here it is pecially Photographs, catching, casting Just money for her education 1* not tire it Is on j a c mmon occurrence to I txp-.ndtd and haYe them come to isfaction of feeling that twenty-five rortb remembering that we must have up your expec- see him lake bis stove the hand re and lost. V ung people are •ometitow forget- by j tation*' are so hence this debt will have been 1 it least three democratic votes to Why? Your friends paid. go to empty it of ***ve-. He also -teepa hi ratify fu‘ of the f»ct that it pay* to b- courteous, reason comfort, be says.- LetriMcn Journal. he for it s twj thirds delighted with late pictures made of A further for beginning some treaty, requires especial'y to the aged; l“»t it does, and !o Steamship Company. rote of t he Senate. that cannot arknowl- such move as this is the fact that the many instance*, more way* than one. L. them, they help Loreaia Dead. without bonds no means Libby "My resolution, roasiili.if eoging that art and photography go outstanding by rep- Mt. Oeaert Dlvltioa. Lorct.10 Libty, of ^MUroot, one of his government to tbe paymeoc of one resent the city's indebtedness. At The Right of Way. hand In hand at the JOY STUDIO, ibe twt Huoku stock breeder* m Maine, rent, in effect gives notice that we Nvor the beginning of the current fiscal Ellsworth, V E.. Jan. li, 19CM. with FEXLEY in it. Ho take ad- waa found deed in hi* tetru r&ursday, | m arnica hie adjustment of any reasonable there were #23.200 ; To the Editor of The America*; vantage of his visit and drop iu while WINTER SERVICE. year outstanding dei(b btfiDf rtiulied from in auick of rlaim* which Colombia bsve msy upon 1 would like to a word of caution in most of peak lie is with you. Two m Week. city notes, them bearing t««rt 1 rouble. H* bad wrrrd as trusite Manama. That is no more Chau fair. Such TrlfMi to whinen conoerni g t « right of way: S 1-2 per cent, interest. On these of (fee Maine State fair at Lewiston and notice to the from tbe world, coming I I ve on t e Surr* and j! Suppose road, own Notirrs. notes the #1.141 in interest. tM Cumberland count j fair, for a time >r.ate, will have strong influence. 1 be- Social city paid * goxi team and usna ly ride into town. The oSset the was manager of R and ieve, .be Colombians. It will I won- only against city's gbj trotting peril, upon help Sow *eeo ‘oone n who lire OF *• STATK WAINK. was of the h^rae o make them our friends song ibe road and u«e hank'* mate" total indebtedness—some 4S1.000—is sup-rinleofltn depart again. I'ublit Nolle*. their 1 have been much maul of (be Now Eng.and fairs at R *tby “But more than ail it will help G*n. doing shopping. the uncollected taxes: these, a ma.'i eri enow coofomiu with the p' vImob# of Chop- ! year j afters heavy fall of wtiile Coam«i»cinjr Ttourtday. Doe. *» IWM, «mw tie was torn to the infuriated tor of Use Public of ; park. at Gorktm. &*>e* keep Colombia* a track »* br>>k*n out. IV forty*two Lfw* eigh- Bar Han*** * manl amounted to some 433,030. The only single a Huo>lA} Ttmn&kf ago, tee hand red and ninety nine, and upon ihe ; M t and tMereted wild tbe Fleet Maine ;n check. We don t wsat war * Some of them »n • and n • mtour bln* at 9ra Harbor. N rtMAit regtmeui populace p-r-in in* the petition of five or more cittieas b com in theCieU war vim nation. 1; woo d cost a* more track «nt1 compelling u* to tn*»i and oeemiog it for tbe beat interest of the any Mrcupg mi Kxi taod wit* * <*.a«rr for Boaoa. an offset, and that the net debt is J our h >rse* act in the deep »bjv, or run State, tbe Ct ausitsid&m of Inland Fisheries city after tbe war be a ;o wage a three or four war j Shortly opened fro clays' upon them down. aa » a a., touchln* at SouifcvoM of tbe board af aeiect men before \V«*t Senator Ha.e added an of laiiona to tbe times and in ! SCo*t»ftt*>ti city debt is the sum of its outstand- expression relating place* Harbor, Northeast Harbor *r4 Heal imatrsttnU. which ano tbe circumstances under which Harbor. brook became a was a Mason of the ki« mtwfaeivon at Mbs manner in which bonds and notes. The city, inland fish mat be taken in tbe waters of All freight vU thtg line It Uiunl baIim In ing only way } 1 went and a member tbe ha* handled the HI*nt * Pond, sit anted in town of I tod latrine rltt. this debt can y-tbird degree of Secretary Moody naval Lamoine. be paid is by taxation, Hancock count3. G. A K tie leave* a widow and two forces adjacent to tfee asthmas during the Odd Fellows' Hall. and it would seem to be better business Ellsworth, nruus **n uccumx*. K- #. J. Mont, Agent, Bar Htrba*. of recent week*. daughter*. Surry A. H. flit to begin a policy of reducing this debt becuon L. There shall be a doM time for j term, (i. P. mm2 T. A. four years on Blunt s Pond, so ! Jan. called, situ- Calti* At tn*. Pioo-tre MhBt tad a little each than to continue Nominations by the trover nor. 26. ated in tbe town of Lameine. in year Tuesday, Hancock {*—T M«T- Power'* Repreeratatiee Bar it tar; county, from October I to of each WhtrJ. Bo«on. M.M, interest on it Tbe to lowing nomination* in titnxek ; laflgb bopefal May sear, paying indefinitely. which time it abal) be unlawfal to it t arft epproprbu toe tl t far prteeat *«e- during 6«b count j ban recently been made b, Gov- lor. take o» catch in nay way any kind of &*h Boa of for CM meat ton of rural in said BIoselI h Liinartii ernor But: Coofrcss Lectures pond iiisuart j At the memorable arbitration section i. It meet- tree Hr ku tilted eibm shall be unlawful for tar per datlrery. eerere! — Inland fi*b and came warden. H. T I BY — sob, for four Years, to fish for or catch held in the other *'tk any ing Washington day, Aarera; trial Labile Chairman OnninM. of the pnet- kind of &#h in sail pond on Sunday of each Sitsby, P. week, Edward Everett HaJe made a most >ffie* tat! Rev E. W. Hunt, of oaring said four years. Friend*, I eomatiee, sr*:n* I be appro- Bangor. Wencbeobeck. ip: notary public. Section t It shall be unlawful for nav per- M made at m can ‘"The of Senate siguifieect am) powerful plea for com- James E. Parana, E of prsatioa ler*e reaaoe- Story Rebyghxss Eipcneawe*." son in any one day daring tbe time it is law- tiworth; justice ful U> fish in said far four other iary be dooe. Daria* (be next tseaee -jfcniw W fwr 7llMSh. YH* (lUBfi «IW> flu, pond years. .0 take pulsory peace, saying among the peace and quoram, O P. o* catch more than twelve fish in asr Conning- Laborer <■ Knoa n ^nl New aad one day. moots* to* toniaer expectt to be tba to EughuMt, Dusted tots mh of a. d things: "Give me the money that bam. Buctsfort. B. T. Sowte, Eus worth. Sanfcgfct and Shadows m the Cttj Siam*. day January, itm a L. T. Cstitoi, John P. txtnsd in wry marked refree t be rare! will be spent this year in maintaining Haney. Penobscot. Admission, 25 Cent*. H wit. the Mth of iusirr. 1. D. RhM. » aa tbe of ♦ dsy t*n, «t another four-track railroad to|toa oil tea Waste Horn i «* • Kong: systematic record of weight at tbia tuna j O’clock is the forcMM. lot the elect!.. a of ununn. >-fCoat. H* elatott cftoers for the er. cod the across the Dark Continent from ocean *oat ia.ly to tee Cap estate* y tr*c**c ; can not be exaggerated. Seek ohaerva- ***• ***** the* *orry M&mlir* *1 « «t a B. rw. ttoi. t be mem* easy properly carry in* rat and tbe oaoat- °1“Tbefore Tft«rstr»s> at > * tor to ocean; and another four track rail- ifona, taken, *nj, at intervals of two { eoese s*w. Metre* tn, Hot* Gatoat from tbe Pro*.deal. Mr. Barnet Hcyst u. Hah, T tor * week* sererai are of ltOM->a road from Cairo to the of Good apart tor years, groat Oerk of umI Cobbut. Cape baa easy satire Yankee cberattertttSoe valne to tbe Dated tkm i\th of a. D And I trill hare phyciclac is furnishing in* dey Jutv?, tht x«n?l 'top Hope. money enough and ::* ami: liked la tbe official oorU ben. WalMidjiT* ***** cam viri. the 1 MinHb ▼» to | formation regarding child* real eon rrtstaUka left build them all over again!** He is «nl a be ban boat- NOTICE, diuon of popster poopia »<» ; health. A growing child, the BEHEST beat to do ertth tba Preasdott 'Some release to ay__ M. • «rk». writer goes on to any. should weigh, at I hory Guiey. hie um darieg the re- rl»* Postmaster- General propbtay lbat at a fatara day be sitl be ssstsder of his 1 shell » wui |t> to 9»rrr Payne brings flea, a boat a pound for inch of tie msomy. cisist sose Ikn»(* Soturiov ®*ly. every made ef hie sreis*i. *or psy it* debt* of hi out the which show that eacretery to tba PiwUer,. Hy <©»- root piny *11 004 Bo romoMlbJo figures, height, and after tb» the increase should tmtiif *«er ihSe dote A- O. Qiix*t and I re be ^ *~Wu whereas the deficit for the fiscal year he about two pounds per inch of growth, setnperment into* it ttaaailj Sc-ssterejw Berhor. Jem. 1. Ohs. 2SSt£ ora i it tie more. When exceeds dttad tor eori a which ended teas Jane was *4. ^i.OOO, weight pate. O. *. chi* ft to rat bar a sign of good health mcui >otic«.. CIOCIIR, it will in all next ye*r probability in- than otherwise.-Sun****. ■M imrui i» Ciua!«u Put —Utw. y, tremor mod Mrs. Hate and f>■ fitm—MiI to ill* crease to nearly f'.Wf.OOC and the year Kepmeato- in u4 nurn -ft I had to aasd t:re aad Mr*. Bargains Stationery 1** «»IW Of IIUCKt Ik* $<|U 4 | work,'* Darty Dtsih Barm** were amos* tboat after that to nearly **,614.000. This A Bmdud mmmhrr tf ptamit tf jirtt- Hum. ul t,W Ouul >1*1*. of inn.1 “I'd rather be a street-cleaner to Wall reoeietb* isfHoitoo* ta tba W s te Hocm Mm c. Pirn trank dealing with the pahhc is to be ‘•tm** StdMaers. ;■> per fmwmi; unn Have You an Idea? street den anything otaa.* “Why *s>1T raoepkioa. Wednesday of ttk seek, ta ‘Air** fradk&pt# far l'r AG test bolp y°° commended. It is a gnat mistake to asked TVsn. ^Because d« it, Timothy paper a«a« tbe Jatkiees of tba eaprame non. oiti *rr®ppv*Q* pt3ei. >r 1 feaHtf. rUgkltf AMERICAN incorporate you a compout ami fur- try to hide from the tax-paying ran- der are tboaatah of doitor* Tb* it ADS says dropped tba eeeoad at tba fe% official re- “™ I®** <-'*!«t*l. Send lie for Plan what it* luxuries are in Wad struct ■anility public *twj day capttooe of tbe pretest aaate t J. A- ttulMnKhurv HEY WOO)) jt CO. THOMPSONVk£££ PAY BEST 1* l-ixbon Street, Lewiston. Me. RKW* R W. HUNT SIX INJURED TO LECTURE. HANCOCK 8. J. COURT MILLIONAIRE ON TRIAL. $3libcrlj&niirnts. ISMjcrtismimts. Former llaiigur Cantor on “A Volun- Joseph Letter, of Chicago, Hurd for by explosion of DYNAMITE tary Exile'* Next Tuesday. OPENING OF THE JANUARY Debt. Rev. E W Hum, of will Tb« ease of June L«-»»e ih** N*-w ONE MAY DIE. Bmiitur, TERM TUESDAY. Pills <>• Peptiron a York WOOLEN MILL deliver lecture In on and Mona who STORE Odd Peltows hall Chicago ire, was (Chocolate-coated) Tuesday evening, Jan 28, on the subject no d by several Bar Harbor merchant* f r RAY HIOGINS HAD HAND BLOWN OFF, CASKS ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL—OFFICERS of “A voluntary Exile; the Story of some • e^t last fall, wmm ir d before John F. We wish to announce to the public SKULL FRACTURED, BOTH EYES OF THE COURT—THE JURY—OUT- Strengthen the Nerves Religious Experiences”. The Bangor KnowUon an audit »r I Bar Harbor las that we have opened a store in building PITT OUT, AND SEVERELY LOOK IS FOR SHORT TERM. Commercial writing of this lecture this veek. The hearing wa- oonc ud«*d s*v* formerly occupied by John A. Hale, CUT ABOUT FACE. for the Tone the week says: “Bef e a 1458 Joy vs W C R R Co. King; Hale A Ham- 10.50 wife and one small child. source of sincere regret, not only to the vast lin. This Is tbe third accident of the kind majority of the UidUtrLn parishioners, bur al«o 1489 Joy vs W C R K Co. King; Hale A Ham- to Hundreds of the of other faiths et the Hialr this parishioners lin. Our H. S. & M. and 11. S. Ibal baa happened job as well. 1440 Goodwin vs W C R R Co. Hale A fall. In two previous accidents several Klug; & W. brands of overcoats Thesynopsis of the lectures which Mr. Hamlin. men were severely Injured. Hunt will deliver will be as follows: Wednesday, Jan. 27. in $15.oo and $16.00 grades $10.98, $18.50, The Church and the Laborers Re- 1373 Floyd vs Scoit. Deasy ; Bunker. at Porcupine lodge. No. 86, K. ol P. gave 1. marked to close volt in Rural England. 1407 Scott vs Graves. Pattangall; Clark. their annual bell at the Casino Wednes- 2. Sunlight and Shadows in the Lon- one traverse has 13. Several hundred Only jury been sum day evenlug. Jail. don Stums. tSTdCl ■« moned for this which Indicates were seut out aud the mem- term, invitation* 3. Some Rel in Can- glous Experiences that it will be a short oue. The is bers and tbeir «uwU tilted the big ball, ada. The Revival of the Unlit. Na- jury $18.98, $13.50. vs. made up as follows: *1*5© wbtcb wae decorated with bunting aud tional Aspirations Ancient Tradi- tions. The Poet of the Lakes and other emblems o( the order. TKAVKR.SK JURY. types. Freethy, Austin E., foreman.Brooklin About 100 couples look part in the | 1. The Mental Tragedy of a Minister’s Arey, Charles A.Bucksport grand maroh, wblcb began at 9 o’clock, gldfe. Struggling with the Creed In the Black, George A.Deer lsio aud was led Mr. and Mrs. James Shea. MEN’S by Middle States. Blake, John S.BrooRsvllle TROUSERS. continued till 3 o’clock. Tue dancing 5. The Impending Crisis of the American Cleaves. Edwin B.Gouldsboro Music was furnished by the Casino Church. Some New Euglaud Illustra- Farnsworth. G. M.Sullivan FUR Fifty-three pairs of men’s trousers regular price $2.50, tions. orchestra, of eleveu pieces. Freeman, James A.Tremont $•'>. 00, $3.50 and $4.00. Your choice of the lot Tbe Knights have on utauy previous 8. The Church and the Gospel in the Long, Solon A. Bluetilll Tweuttetb Century. occasloua proved themselves to be enter- Moore, Richmond I .Ellsworth The lecture will commence at 8 and Ober, Merritt T...... Mount Desert tainers of tbe first order, Wednesday o’clock. E. Clark acted Scammon, George C...- Franklin was no exception. B. COATS. Stinson, Levi K .Stonlngton as and tbe committee of ar- $2.00 marshal, Notice to Mariners. sUTEKX I'M KK A KY. rangements consisted of James Shea, A. The following are the important correc- Wooster, Ernest W. Hancock We have seven of L. Morgan and C. H. West. Refresh- tions made the month of Decem- just Men’s regular $1.50 Pants during The business before the court this $1.15 served the only ments were durlug evening ber on charts the ent the NORTH STAR fur published by depart was the of two divorce Men’s $2.u0 Pants booth In one corner of morning tryiug regular 1.5® from a decorated of commerce and labor: which we shall sell tbe hall. coats Men’s fine worsted trousers $5.00 __ 1. Ureat Cranberry island, Cranberry grade 4.00 week from Island harbor. Long ledge BORN rates to close B. E. Whitney returned last spindle at reduced Men’s fine worsted trousers $4.50 erected—A red iron spindle, 35 feet high, grade 3.75 a two-mouths’trip to Colorado. During surmounted by a red cask on its bilge, was A LLKN—At Stonington, Jan 9, to Mr and Mrs them out quick. Any- hts absence Mr. Whitney visited different erected on Long ledge off the northern Frank Goodwin Alien, a daughter. Men’s fine worsted trousers $4.00 3.25 parts of Colorado, but spent most of the end of Great Cranberry island, south ward ASH—At Tremont, Jan 9, to Mr and Mrs one in need of a fur coat of Mount Desert island. The base of the Thomas W Ash, a daughter. Boy knee pants from four to fourteen years, ,50c time at Canyon City. spindle ia about 12 feet from low water BULGER—At Bar Harbor, Jan 9. to Mr and will do well to look at mark, and It is located on the bearings: Mrs Charles Bulger, a daughter. quality .30 Tbe funeral of Ferdenando J. Moon, Last Bunker ledge beacon, ENE. E Jan % CARTER—At Surry, 10, to Mr and Mrs our stock. i who died Tuesday of consumption at the distant 2 miles. Little Cranberry isiand, Judson 1 Carter, a daughter. E. 8 was at the left tangent, % Gilpatrlck ledge DA VIS—At South Deer Jan to Mr and age of twenty-seven years, held Isle, 9, spindle, NNW., 5 16 W., distant 1 28-32 Mrs George Davis, a son. of Bt. Saviour’s Episcopal church, chapel miles. Muttons Island, left tangent, N. GRAHAM—At Bar Harbor, Jan 6, to Mr and BOYS’ SUITS. of which be was a member, Thursday by W % W. distant 13 16 mile. Airs Frank Graham, a daughter. FURNISHING GOODS. western es- forenoon at 10 o’clock. Mr. Moon was 2. Jericho bay, part. Buoy HASKELL—At South Deer Isle, Jan 9, to Mr tablished. Island Sunken Ledge and Willard G a son. Broken lots of and other makes of fine Moon and wife, of Hbingle Mrs Haskell, Hathaway All of our suits which we have sold for $2.0o tbe son of George 1 was in boys’ buoy, a red spar, No. placed 27 LUNT—At Tremont, f»en 31. to Mr and Mrs shirts $1.00 grade to close $ .50 He was with bis sister, Hancock. living feet of water, 60 feet 8VV. % 8. from the Walter S Lunt, a daughter. Men’s soft front neglegee shirts, $1.00 grade .70 and *2.50 marked to close at $1.50 Mrs. Charles Brenton, on First South shoal part of the ledge in the passage REED—At Tremont. Dec 13, to Mr and Mrs Men’s soft front neglegee shirts, ,5oc quality .HO from Jericho hay by Saddleback island to Peter a street. Retd, daughter. Men’s fleece lined shirts and drawers .20 All $3.00 suits marked to close at 11.525 _ Deer Island The buoy is thoroughfare. RICE—At CranlKsrry Isles. Jan 15, to Air and line fleeced shirts and drawers .08 on Rock Men’s extra heavy Tbe special meeting of Mt. Kebo chap- the bearings: Haycock spindle, Mrs Seth H Rice, a »on. [Charles Edward ] All $3.50 and $4.00 suits marked to close at 5.00 N. bv E. E.: Halibut Rocks beacon, 'three lots boys’ all-wool sweaters regular price held at ma- % RYAN—At Stonington, Jan 4, to Air and Airs ter, Royal Areb masons, was NW. $1.0u for this sale .75 HE %E ; Bold Island, right taugent, Daniel McDonald Ryan, a son. [Alvernum l All *4.5o and *5.00 suits marked to close at sonic hall evening. The paBt mas- W % W. 8.75 Friday by STANLEY—At I idea ford/ Jan 10, to Mr and Mrs Our entire line of men’s and boys’ sweaters will be t ox islands thor- ter’s degree was conferred upon four can- 3. Penobscot bay, Frauk E Stanley, a daughter. marked down. vestees .75c and *l.o0 choice for .50 established—Brown’s Head Hoys' grades; your didates. oughfare, buoy TRASK—At Tremont, Jan 7, to Mrs Charles A _ Lodge buoy, a black spar, No.1 5, was Trask, a son. water 330 west of Among tbe Bar Harbor men who went placed in 30 feet o! feet tbe ledge, which is covered at high water, to Ellsworth Monday to attend tbe meet- MARRIED. and 10G feet from an outlying shoal of 10 SHOES SHOES and banquet of Banquefort com- feet. Tbe is on the bearings: RUSSIAN VESTS. ing buoy HOLDEN—LOW E—At Deer Isle, Jan i5, by \V. I,. Douglass and Elite $4.00 shoes $5.50 K. were B. L. Point NE. % E. J A Miss Cbarlena B Holden mandery, No. 13, T., Hadley, Young’s spindle, by Rev Lawrence, W. L. and Elite $3.50 shoes 5.00 Foxes Ears spindle, N. by W. Brown’s to Nathan K Lowe, both of North Deer Isle. Douglass Henry A. Lawtord, H. E. Wakefield, W. W. L. shoes 2.55 Men’s Russian vests *2.00 grade $1.50 Head lighthouse, 8 % E. LONG— DKHKCK—At Ellsworth, Jan 15. by Douglass $3.00 W. B. A. E. Conners. F. H. Davis, Pierce, Off Monbegan island, amended position Hot .1 P Sim onion, Miss Jessie L Lone, of M. Conners, J W. Conners, L. B. Deasy, of Duck Rocks bell buoy—With refer- East Bluehlil, to Percy DeBesk, of West Franklin. Dr. C. C. Morrison, A. H. Lynam, B. J. ence to uotice to mariners No. 303, for tbe month of October, You can at this sale, in halt' an hour and at a reduction from for former B. C. C. B, Green, paragraph 4, buy great prices, Clement, Reynolds, 1903, further notice is given that tbe DIED. a overcoat or coat that will a sense of well-dressed comfort William Qulmby, C. W. Bbea, Charles H. mack bell buoy established northwest- suit, fur give you months Wood, E. C. Parker, B. B. Higgins. V. O. ward of Duck rocks, near Monbegan DYER-At Eastbrook, Nov SO, Mrs Lois B Dyer, 6 II to come. Watch our window for Wasgatt, Frank E. Whitmore, Fred E. island, baa been placed in 14 fathoms aged 62 years, months, days. bargains. Kellar. water, about % mile NNW. *4 W. from EATON—At Augusta, Jan 7. Miss Bertha Eaton, 19 Duck rocks beacon, on the bearings: East- of Little Deer Isle, aged years. How's Tlil«? ern Duck rock, north tangent, E8E. 1-16 E GOODWIN—At Boston, Jan 16, Mrs Flora A of 59 We Her One Hundred Dollars Reward for Monbegan island lighthouse, BSE. % E. Goodwin, formerly Ellsworth, aged be cured years, 11 days. *ny c e Of Catarrh that cannot by Manana island tog sigual, 8. Hall’s Catarrh Cme. Portland harbor Husseya HASKELL—At West Ellsworth, Jan 17, Hiram CO O. approach, r I CHENEY * Toledo, nob established —A 11 Haskell, aged 47 years. known r. J, Che* sound, Pumpkin buoy We. the understated, hare —At Jan Elizabeth A. widow oeltere him second class can buoy, painted black, was JOY Ellsworth, 15, m v for the last 13 and per years, in feet of water northwest- of Alfred Joy, aged 69years. honorable In all business transactions established 57 W. R. PARKER teeny CLOTHING Bar Jan rerdlnando J CO. able to carry out any oblige ward of nob, on tbe bearings: MOON—At Harbor, 12, and financially Pumpkin 27 lions made bv hla firm Crow island, rieht tangent, N. by E. Moon, aged years. VVabblatl, KlaaAN A MaKvm, nob, BE. 510 E Spring point PERRY—At Or land, Jan 10. John B Perry, O. Pumpkin 16 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ledge lighthouse, SW. by W. % W. aged 68 years, 10 months, days. SPOT=CASH CLOTHIERS. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting 8 A LIS BURY—At Bar Harbor, .Jan 5, Nathan J and mucous surfaces of directly upon the blood Salisbury, aged 62 years, 8 months. the system Testimonial* sent free. Price 78 Laziness Is a disease that is responsi- WITHAM—At Ellsworth, Jan 20, Helen Hale, cent.' bottle. Hold by all Druggists per ble for a lot of chronic invaMrt*. vt Ife of Albert L Wltham, aged 26 years. Take Hall’s Family Fills for constipation ELLSWORTH, MAIISIEI. of this of Castlr e, Assisted by E. 12. Crockett as his and head and giving him a Frank W. Staples and Frod G., I hip COUNTY NEWS. I). H. recording The I COUNTY NEWS. and Belie and Jennie Wight, of ! secretary. charter NEWS. great shock He was assisted to the pac% fin* Additional *<» Oth** pnf}«$ COUNTY ! For uddiiional Vr»rs are other pogea County JVew»», lift called for of which Jf«w» «” ***’' County lie was a regular thirty five, thirty For n ditiml.il Omni* P"?*’ j house by his hod and Ca'vla Young, and Waltham, Mtw. of which were present. has bet n confined to bis bed nearly ail the attendant of the BaptH church, CASTINfi. BA93 HARBOR. officer* were NORTH t a number of | The following e'eeted and CRANBERRY 18LES. > time since. Co; has been iii a he had een deacon for years, Opt. gins John Mitchell is III. E. E Mrs. Dora A. L*ach, who has been ill, is and will be missed. The fu» eral quite I installed: Court deputy, Grindle; Alter iDii'tence ot two ye*r« Willlum feeb.c state for some time and it will greatly * at 2 o’clock. lad wife ind Mist H. C. ranker. Charles K. Persion; C. i» visiting hi« be a while before he gets ! improving. was held Tuesday afternoon Benjamin Murphy K., Aniirson, of Portland, probab'y quite V. C. from Rev. E. K. Die* offlc attng. Interment in Francis Murphy have returned Horne Her. Joseph Jackson; K., Frank Prank A. Johnson. ! about again. Henry Young is helping to Mrs. Mary J, Devereux is home, | friend, I alter a three-weeks’ visit to frlenda at rtcording secretary, K. W. for him. New York. t he family lot at Pleasant til cemetery. , Bowden; artesian welt borers have reached care The Jan. 14. Climax. Brr Harbor. Cousins; financial secretary, D. Jewett in the ! Jan. 18. Tramp. Miss Helen F. Dunbar returned to the of more than forty feet Charles depth There is considerable illness in this | Noyea; treasurer, L, Webb; for Monrfleld her school in Mass. well that is being drilled Chelsea, ! H. C. H. J. G. PROSPECT HARBOR. BROOK LIN. vicinity, and Dr. Taptey Is kept busy. orator, Arey; W,, Hutchins; Storey Misi Mary Lte Wardwell w home from J W B. W. left for Ellsworth Monday Mitt Mildred Smith has gone to Boston Hundsy he wsn cal ed to Black Island to W.,C. BrimiJIon; B, C. Capt. Deasy !*• nobscot after an absence several Sarah Tucker, who had a paralytic of J. B Oa'en court Mrs. on business. and Providence. sttend Sumner Morrill, who is very III ! Smith; Noyes; physi- Mrs. weeks. shock two months ago, is very low. cian, B. Lake Noyes; MH-htant court Mrs. 8. O. Moore has been quite ill, but The Ceuter Harbor Retekab lodge aave with pneumonia. Lucinda Stanley is assisting in caring Mrs. Abbie Wardwell, of Or and, has 1 physician, J. G. Hutchins; trustees, ts now j a at Odd Fellows hall Friday Word has been received of the death of j Improving. t.»e poverty party for her. been the guest of Mrs. Augusta Leach j I J. T. Snow, Charie* U. Hum. I W. P. of Boston, sp^nt a few evening. Mrs. Sarah Heed, formerly of this town. Bunker has sold the Hewins, past week. Meeting* will be held on the second Willis hi. wan late Capt. ! .lava in town last week. Frank who has been spending Mrs. Heed the widow of the Cspt. and expects The winter term of school in bar Staples, and fourth Wednesdays of the month. schooner Margaret Leonard, th« Dan j Adams and bad made her home for Bar the at returned to Rock- Heed, in a new one now Miss Isabel Cleaves arrived from Miss Cecile holidays home, Jan. 9. Vonvi. to start in tLc spring district, taught by Hutchins j her at land several years with adopted daughter, at East Bootbbay. Harbor Monday lo spend ibe week of closed Jan. 15. Thursday. being built for him Penobscot, Friday, Mrs. Almeda of Mass. F. and A. elected Kelley, Chelmsford, ASHVILLE. wife to at home. Nasktag lodge, M., Millard S. Spnrllng and expect Aury Hutchin* and family have im ved She was a woman of earnest Christian officers The Installa- Mrs. Ed who has teen and a Mrs. J B. Cole haa been spending a few Wednesday evening. Hodgkins, III, is enter their new house to-day, gen- to West Penobscot, and will occup/ the character, and beloved by ell who knew in W inter Harbor with relatives. tion will be held Jan. 27. improving. eral invitation ia extended tofriondato days house formerly owntd by Capt. Charles her. to- Sun- A of grangers went to North who has been meet with them for a house-warming Misses Sybil and Helen Cole spent Clement. party Jan. 11. X. Y. Z. James Ash, quite ill, Is with relative* in Winter Harbor. Brooksvilto Thursday evening to attend night. day Otficers-elect of Castlne grange w ere in- improving. the Installation of officers. Henry Albee is in Belfast on business. Capt. Eugene P. Stan'ey is in the eye E. W. Cleaves goes to Etlswoith this stalled Saturday evening, Jao. 2, by W. M. Mrs. Jessie Bragdoi Is quite 111 with for treat- Dr. F. S. Herrick and E. H. went Mrs. Laura has a class In throat and ear infirmary at Portland morning as juror at this term of court. J. W. Bowden. R freshments and a gen- Bridges Stanley large trouble. been in tailing to El sworth last week to install the music. ment. Capt. Stanley has The schooner Ralph K. Grant, Capt. eral good time followed. School closed in this district last week, months, and officers In the I. O O. F. lodge. health for the past eighteen Davis, arrived Saturday with a full cargo The schooner Addle Clement, Capt. Mrs. Ida Dlx has recently purchased a Mary Evans, of Sullivan, teacher. has had the beat of medical H. M. A. H. E. W. Griffin fine although he of freight for the different stores. Henry Perkins, has arrived from Rock- Pease, Kane, piano. F. B Hall, who has been at seemed to have Sorrento, yet he has not at the and A. J. Atherton are going to North treatment, Ten or a dozen young men gave I 9. land and is discharging freight Percy Dlx went to Boston recently to came borne to-day for a short stay. benefit. His many derived any lasting Grindle wharf for Mrs. Nora of Sedewick lo smelt on the salt pond. enlist in the Ray a chopping bee Saturday, for which Mitchell, navy. Miss Bernice Smith closed her term soon return much of friends hope he may Penobscot. Jan. 11. Cne Femme. he la to reward them with a dance the Miss Puebe O.jtt, of Uott’s Island, is school at Sullivan Center last week. Improved. drat of the week. Jan. 18. L. visiting friends here. H. Freel is ill. LI nwool Martin, who is at Eaat Sulli- Jan. 15.__ Miss Mina bey very E. W. Cleaves and wife entertained the Fred who has been was t he of U. REACH. is Ul with fever. Jackson, seriously van, guest C. Small Satur- ISLE. John F. Staple* lung SOOTH DEER village Improvement society Wednesday. ill with pneumonia, is out again. day. c Letter Gray is confined to the bouse been Is is After the bountiful the Wilmont Kane who has ill. out Clara Cadwell, of Rockland, supper evening Parker are Miss with grip. Bros, preparing to fill tbeir Ed Johnson and wife, of Sullivan, were with again. friends here. passed quickly pit. Icc-bouse at the first visiting T. Lowe has banted the Ethel for opportunity. the guests of J. K. Ash and wif one day S. up E. J. who ha** b«en ia the W, C. T. 0. held a William H. Moore and wife have re- Carter, quite Ul, week. The ladies of the winter. The fishermen report scallops fsirly laat at the turned from West Sullivan, where they out again. sociable last Wednesday evening plentiful and Lobsters are Mrs. E. C. Hill and Mrs. The little son of Capt. James Robbins is prices good. Lizzie Carr Ida Pert. have been spending a few weeks with Mi»a Mary Sinclair, of Sedgwick, ia bom. of Mrs. very scarce. were the guests of Mrs. James Hill at Mrs. lit with a bad cold. Wells’. who has been their daughter, Harvard Hsvey. working at Cap'. Hufu<* MissAngeline Robbins, All were reminded West Goulds boro one laet wrelc. Seth of South Deer during the recent day Barbour at Deasy and wife tbelr hos- Capt. Gre.i.law, We*ton Oott returned from Bath Sun living with Mrs. Hosea Capt. opened cold spell of the which sailers cal ed on friends here Friday. hardships Capt. Clarence Martin, who has been in is home. pitable home to an invited party Satur- Isle, wh re he has been employed. Nort b Deer Isle, Jay, have to endure on this coait In the win schooner Susan moved to bis D. W. and Francis, Has- day to tea. Miss Cleaves, Miss Cole, the Torrey, Levi Knight Charles will meet with the Born to Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. County grange ter. A three-masted schooner (lumber boms at South Hancock last week. The Misses Mips Wilson and Miss S. Foster are to fill their ice same a son Moore, p eptring Brooklin Jan. 19. kell, Jan. 9, a son. On the day grange Tuesday, loaded) carne In Ibis harbor looking more schooner got frotan in at the wharf and Dresser were among the guests. houses. was born to Mr.and Mrs. George Davis. Cspt.G. W. Herrick has been appointed like an iceberg than a vessel, being com- will have to remain here until spring. Sctioodic lodge, K. of P., exemplified Mrs. Myrtle Lowe. who has been visit- with Since the cold weather and heavy deputy collector of customs for this town. pletely enveloped ioe. Jan. 18. B. the first rank on one candidate Saturday ing her parents at South Hope, returned Jan. 18. X. snowfall of last week several of the A. F. Blake, who baa been Y. Z week. visiting tak- evening. The following officers were this NORTH 8BDOWRK. men employed on the quarries are (rend* in Massachusetts, returned also installed for the ensuing year: C. C., Capt. James Robbins i* having repairs Mrs. Ira Is III. ing a vacation. Sunday. Page quite Richard Bendix; V. C., Lewis Noonan; made on bis the boat, Myrtle Ethel, by David who has been John Stanley, who has been employed Mrs. A. W. was called to South BASTBROOK. Thurston, seriously prelate, J. M. Williams; K. of R. and S., John Billing-*, of L ttle Deer Isle. Bridges a farm in Connecticut, is home. I Hi (or a week, Is lmi on stock J. W. M. of E L. P. M. of Bluebill last week on account of the Robert Lowrie In taking lumber out by roving. Noonan; Cole; Mrs Ellen has returned to her borne he visited triends Hayes On the journey Alfred M. of I. 8. serious il'ness of her aunt, Mrs. Frank tde way of Blrcb hill to Clow’* mill. Miss Beulah M. Thurston closed her F., Hamilton; W., Ray; home at North Deer after a in Isle, spending Newbnryport. M. at A., Fred Tracy; I. G., Albertie Joy; Cloason. J. D. Crimmln and ChelHM Piper and school at No. 4 Saturday, after a success- 18. O- few weeks with her brother, Cap’. W. P. Jan. O. C. C. of officers of the Center eon* are ful term of eight melts. G., Tracy. Halcyon assembly Lowe. The Harbor hauling logs for Macomber Bros, P. S. furnished the supper in the dining Rebekah lodge were installed Monday to Molasses pond. Eugene Allen and wife have returned WEST EDEN. Capt. and Mrs. A. F. Holden, who hare room the ball. C. W. Jan. Presi- from Deer Isle. are now a adjoining Hopkins, evening, 4, by Special Deputy Freeman Butler, an aged man of this i They spending Hilda is the win- been in New London, Conn., on the yacht Miss Swszy spending of was officer. dent Mrs. Frances assi-ted few weeks with Mr. Allen’s Milbridge, installing Bridges, hy place, fell on the Ice about four weeks ago i mother. ter with her sister, Mrs. Addle Kuuwles. Covanto since October, are expected home Jed. C. Mrs. Belle Blake, msrsbal. as follows: and hurt his He Is while 18._ __ th s week. blp. still quite lame. Kthrnau Carter, at work In the Miss Inez Torrey, of Southwest Harbor, Mrs. Neva Bridges, N. G.; Mrs. Geneva WEST TREMONT. Jan. L. Mrs. Chelsea who has been serl* woods one day lsst week, cut a deep gash is the ot her sister. Mrs. Mamie Piper, guest 18.____ _M. Babson, V. G.; Mrs. Ko»e Allen, recording in his kuee. He Is now confined to the L. W. Ram ill lost one of bis horses last ouBear island 1 or (be is at work in Boston, is home for the winter. I past week, home. Jan. IS. M. Misses Belle and Jennie Wight are Capt. Ralph Leland and Warren G. Mrs. Elia Garland returned from Bos- Mrs. William H. who has James Norwood and children, Maggie Lunt, been home from Waltham, Mass. naynes are home. ton Friday. HANCOCK POINT. and Mainard, spent with relatives visiting her dtughler, Mrs. M. E. Kree- Sunday Will Bar la Deacon Otis S. Wight died suddenly at Bailey, of Harbor, lumbering Mrs. Mary Williams went to has returned. baa recovered here. Bangor thy.at Brooklln, William A. Crabtree 1 o’clock for A. H. Grindie. .Mrs. Sunday morning, Jan. 10, from Saturday where she has employment. Jan. 12. Thelma. her recent illness. of from Reginald Lurvey, Southwest Harbor, a shock of He lived less than paralysis. Ernest Richardson was calling on Mrs. Annie Mcioloch Is In spent Sunday with William Lunt and Bangor vis* Mrs. C. A. Penney is in Bangor visiting an hour after the attack. He bad been in friends here NORTH LAMOINE. wife. recently. itiug her daughter, Miss Grsce Bracy. her son and other relatives. poor hea th for several months, but on j Tommy Rich has employment with The last of the ladies’ club Mrs. Edith Beane returned from Bangor L. W. Ruraili and whs as well us at meeting was Carroll Phillips, of Northeast Harbor, family spent Sunday Saturday usual, cluing team. with Mrs. j George Homer, driving held with Mrs. Mathew Laugbhn Tuts- Friday. Is viBiting bis uncle, W. H. Phillips. Kuiniil’s mother, Mr». Zuima the stores and postotfice a» was his custom. I Charles and wife are visiting day. A. B. Holt arid wife went to Ban- S. Clark. lie leaves a widow and four children : Mrs. j Sargent Cap!. William Qallison, who has been home Mrs. Sargent’s mother, Mn. Cushman F. E. Mace and wife were gor .Saturday. Mrs. Dan Dow is at in Bangor \ on a week’s vacation, has returned to Northeast Harbor Alley. last wtek. Mr. Mace attended the ban- Mrs. Sawtetle and Simeon MUlIkcn are Boston. visiting ber daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bain, iTafcrrtisnnmta. C. who returned borne re- iu Watertilit. on the sick hat. who is very 111. Harry Alley, quet ; was a at A. L. There whist party now conva- cently ill with the grip, is Harold, the old son folks Joseph Wooster and Arthur twelve-year of J. 8. Hervey Salisbury and wife, of Ells- Young's last week. The young Thompecn lescent. went to Archer, white trying to Osh where Ice worth, visited relatives here a time. Friendship Monday to get Mr. Sunday. report good had Wooster’s boar. Dudley Dolliver, wife aud little son been cut, fell in. Had it not Jan. Y. The officers of Hancock 18.__ municipal Milton, are visiting Mrs. Dolliver’a been for the assistance of his Wilder father, younger were here last week over the Capt. Robbins, who came horn* GOULDS BO looking M. D. brother and Burns a lad of HO. with the Loss of Haynes. Avery, eight of Flesh road at Hancock Point. expectations stopping for ti e proposed years, he would have drowned. The engagement of Misa Helen M. was Frank Meader ha« a large crew of men 18. E. winter, called to New York to , o Jan. Jan 18 of 112 Princeton Bos- _ When can’t feat break- in the woods out lumber for Whit- E. Hovey, street. East cook with his brother-in law, Eu- you g. tting Capt. to Edmund J. WEST HANCOCK. comb, Haynes & Co. ton, Mitchell, of S3 Harvest gene Tinker. take Emulsion. OTTER CREEK. fast, Scott’s Jan. 18. Plutarch. street, Lynn, Mast., la announced. Fred Milliken is home from Bar Har- Jau. 18. Thelma. Mim Susie Duntnr Is with her sister, bor. When can’t eat bread you BKOOKSV1LLE. Mrr. Horses Ltscotnb. NORTHEAST HARBOR. atijfrt-ammta. Mrs. Margaret Stratton is at Severin and butter, take Scott’s John E. aud sons are Mies Cochrane was tbs guest of Mrs. Thorsen's. Dr. Jay Grindle baa located hero. Staples employed Emulsion. When at the ice works. George Grover a few Jays this week. Harvey Marshall, of Bar Harbor, was Edgar Lord, ot *B«r Harbor, ia here you have Master Leigh Limeburner has been Mies Elith Stanley went Co Portland in town Sunday. surveying land. been on a milk diet and ill the week. Thursday. Monday she will go to tbe Asa living quite past are Small froze the fingers of one baud Mr. and Mrs. Stearnes, of Boston, Maine general hospital for treatment for last week Clinton Cooper broke his arm while visiting their daughter, Mrs. Raymond while stowing Ice. want a little something morej working At the ice works. appendicitis. Miles. e ere in the har- Peop busily engaged Walls came home take Everett Bowden has moved his Greeley Tuesday from vesting of the thickness of nourishing, Scott’sj family Melvin Smith, who is the ice, which i« the Eastern Maine employed by into the house for the winter. general hospital at Maine fifteen inches. Emulsion. Hooper Central railroad at Skowbegan, Bangor, where be went through a success* James Roper, who has been visiting spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Several of our white ribboners will ful operation for 'ippendlcitls. To fat must eat hi** mother, returned to New York this Mrs. Flora who died go to Bar Harbor to-morrow evening to get you Goodwin, in Bos- The first annual church was hear week. meeting ton this was this Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, nations! fat. a week, brought to place Scott’s Emulsion is held at the church Tuesday evening, Jan. president. j Mrs. William York and children are for interment in Pine Tree cemetery. 5. A roll call of the officers and members a a In Jan. 17. Rev. Nathan State fattener, spending few days Ellsworth, where Sl'MAC. Hunt, missionary, great great was read, and remarks by tbe pastor and Mr. York Is preached in the Union church employed. members listened 19LESFORD. Sunday. were to, also s very He will also bold strength giver.' A valuable borse owned W. R. Hart meetings part of the by helpful talk by Miss Cocbrane, wbo is L. S. Whipple spent last week in Bos- week. Those who was hurt a few ago coming have lost flesh badly days by corking still aiding in the church work here. ton. herself while in the stall. There are now ten coasters in the harbor want to The ladies of the atd society furnished Ada has increase all Campbell gone to Sutton’s for and quite a large-sized yacht belonging body Miss May Douglass Is working for Mrs, supper, after which a very pleasant a few weeks. to Mr. Wheelwrigbt, of Boston, who is a tissues, not only fat. Scott’s Fred Pierce, and Miss Nettie Wescott is evening was spent. HOOD RUBBERS summer Ban boro’s. Frank E. Sanley and wife are receiving resident ana owns a cottage here. Emulsion increases them employed at Edward 12 Asos. HOOD^ congratulations on the birth of a daugh- There are also several fishing vessels all, Jau. 18. L. TRADE (gj—ft“••«<•• * ■“> »”■ *>• * >»• given by young people Wednes- ceremony. The officers •», »*«-*.*! «P~- p»L fe»»te ber David poX day and with enc- installed were: M. W. We will send visiting cousin, Mosley. «. S. Friday evenings good W., R. Milliken; you JOHNSON A CO., Boston, Mu*. loses. a free Proceeds, J46. F., E. W. Cousins; O., F. T. Jellison; re- sample. Miss Lutie Dow, of North Hancock, Jan. 13. g, corder, J. F. R. G. Os- is her Mrs. Rexford Staples; receiver, Be sure that this picture visiting sister, good ; financier, J. E. Gott; guide, 8. A, in the form of a label i« on Hodgkins. SOUTH SURRY. X. McGraw; W., Sterling Andersou; O. the wrapper of every bottle George Tread weft and wife, of Ells- Capt. John Torrey is quite 11L W., Greenleaf Sinclair. The of Emulsion members you buy. worth, are spending the winter here at FATHER SAID and their “HURRAH”! K. M. Cunningham spent Sunday al families will meet in the hall her former home. scon & BOWNE. »*» <>■*> ** Bast Blue hill. next Saturday evening to have a «»■ good Mrs. Julia Mansfield, of Brookline, 0s,beWwXtt,K°pratihMe" whoTi social time and renew the bonds of CHEMISTS, Capt. C. B. Coggins received serious in- good Mass., is spending the winter with her over on the fellowship steaming clams, cake and 409 Pearl St„ N. Y. juries by felling Ice Saturdaj coffee. parents, Nabum Hodgkins and wife. “ wm ta " afternoon. He tell or 50t. and $1 s dl 18. Ake. •«s®«»S^Jteptffc &d heavily striking Jan. 18. druggist*. Jan. THK WOODUCKY a. CBEMICAA COMPANY, Bo.IOU. FROM BUCKSPORT. B. E Perkins and John COUNTY NEWS. | Gray, Manttlrg COUNTY NEWS. ILrgnl 2Cot:r». Wotirts I P. were elected Fred B. JUgal additional Dodge directors, County Ne wa, ... other payee Be nMUUmat County Jfewt Bto other page* Election--More Hawes and Harold Bowden clerk. —nj—-' --'-— taxation, one cent on a dollar. National Bank Ship. agent, -jr.. Valuation, sess sum an #6,760 the of $82.21 follows: Bate off Local taxation, .0028 on a dollar. bnll7.zle Emery, who has been visit- #17,615. Tbe loe harvaet la financially, |26 being Hollis 150 nearly nnlahed. Penobsoot during the year. ing ber son baa returned to Boston. No. Valu. peat Jan. 18. David. Guy, Name of Shaman, John R. 40 of tbe flneet Ice ever taken owner. acres. Tax. Some from Miss Maude Jordan, of Bar Is Shuman, Mrs. John R. 225 Tbe newly-elected officers of Court Bag- Harbor, Campbell. A. ft Co. 760 750 45 Silver lake baa been bouaed. aoendlng a few with ber #8 Shuman, Lewis 170 I. O. were Installed GOULD3BORO. days parents, Emery, Charles 26 12 Williams, Ezra 191 aduce, F., Tuesday Jordan and wife. 1,000 ^80 death of Fred Benjamin Franklin Land, Mill Williams, Mrs. M. A. 20 100 Tbe Eldrldge, In tbe San- Jan. District Mrs. Jane Rolfe Is 111. evening, 12, by Deputy Jan. 18 M. 8. and Water Company, 150 Williams, John A. occurred tiago dletrlct, on Tuesday from Chief Fred A. of Franklin Land, Mill estate of 70 265 High Hanger Perkins, Mrs. Abble Hill is tbe winter and '74 of an speudiug Water Company, 850 50 270 tbeeffeela operation. with W. as marsbal. Williams, Raymond W Caatlne, J. Creamer with ber cousin W. L. Guptill. Frenchman’s Tbe Bucksport loan and building asa( Tbe name* and osltlons are as follows: Hcgal Notice*, Bay ft 1,190 89,160 82565 Miss Gertrude of Mt. Desert Land Weatberbee, Brewer, NON- RESIDENTS. elation baa declared a acini annual div- N. L. Urlndle, C. R ; W. 3. Bridges, V. C. ST AT K OF ft Water Co.. has been a few wiih MAINE. two spending oays Frenchman’s Bay ft Collar, I*. K. 70 350 98 idend of and one-half per cent. K.; O. W. Dunbar, P. C. R.; M. A. Ward- Hancock sh.:—At the court of com- friends here. county Mt. Desert Laud Crosby. B. estate of 820 820 90 Fort Knox lodge and Klverview Kebek- well, K B ; B. H. Leach, F. 3. and T.; M. missioners begun and hoiden at Ellsworth, ft Water Co., 2,100 2,100 9 66 Giles. J. T. (or un- William Higgins, of boiter within and for the of known). 1*9 100 will have a F Urlndle, Hoy Bridge#, 3. W.; W. Milbridge, county Hancock on aba Joint inatallallon Thurs- O.; Gordon, John P. es- Giles, J. T. 7 200 O. maker, has been employed to oversee the the second Tuesday of October, A. D. 1903, day evening, with a and aoclal. Urlndle, J. W.; Frank Perkins. 3. B.; 1,000 1,000 4 60 banquet a new and on the Great J. L J. B W. J. seltiug of boiler In Dunbar Bros.’ by adjournment 28th day of De- Goodwin, F. W. 10,225 10,225 47 04 Pond Bog Hattie Wardwell, ; Creamer, E and Dam Mlaa Cook, who haa been vlalt- steam mill. The work is cembeY, a. D. 1903. Greely. H., Ham- Co., 1,000 280 court deputy; Dr. M. A. Wardwell, court progressing lin. H. E.and Greely, E. H., Peters, for several A ND now the commissioners in ac- Joy, Ingat Benjamin Montgomery's county Gideon L. 800 800 J. A. jr., Cushman. physician. Refreshments^ were served rapidly. cordance with Section 80 of haa returned to ber borne In Heat Chapter VI, Leighton, L. H. 200 400 1 84 H. W., Fitts, Frank weeks, Jan. 18. Jen. of the Revised Statutes or Maine, first after the ceremony. Tne court Is In having Leighton, Truman 100 100 46 (formerly Millikeu made an annual in the month of Friendship. inspection, J). ft Co. 100 100 estate). 17,945 50 24 a condition. Several new A. D. 1903. of ail Libby, 46 17,945 ^lourleblng PRETTY MARSH. September. the county roads Nash, William M. McPhee, William 1 125 85 A fine entertainment waa beld in the in the 700 700 3 22 members have recently teen taken in, and unincorporated t< wnships ana tracts Whitcomb. Haynes of land in said county and grange ball at North Buckaport on Wed- Miss Hattie M. Gilley is teaching the having thereupon 17,415 $81 04 & Co., IBP three more are waiting to be installed at made an estimate of the amount needed to $17,616 evening for the bentfi: of Ilev. W. winter term of school. said roads in so as to The foregoing amount is to be nesday tne next meeting. put repair be safe and expended Total non-residents, 18,.r»ri4 $20,200 $«*• 86 convenient for travel, have assessed upon that portion of the county road in said A. McGraw. V. D. Smith public Total residents, 1,190 9,160 25J55 Jan. 18. Scba. returns to Bar Harbor to- upon the following described unincorporated township No. 10, which lies between the east and tracts of land of township No. 9 and a stake marked Tbe amelt Hshermeu on Verona bridgo day, after being at borne two weeks. townships in said county “A,’ Totals, 19,694 $29,860 $8221 PERKINS’ HALL. of Hancock, enclusive of water and land re- standing on the northern side of said road, and have bad luck so aud Lincoln C. The foregoing amount is to be on up-river poor far. The Sunday school has purchased served for public use, for the above-named Bragdon. of Franklin, in said expended Nelson Littlefield has sold bis horse to is to the county roads in said township No. 83 and Although the amelta run tbe purpose of putting and keeping said roads in county appointed agent superintend the very large, v about forty new books for tbe library. of said assessment. John R. Shuman, of said is of Penobscot. repair during the year A. I>. 1904, as follows, expenditure township, ap- baule are light. Henry Perkins, Jan. 18. to wit: On township No. 10, eastern we assess pointed agent to superintend the expenditure S. part, of the sum of $100.64 as follows; Rate of taxa- said assessment. B. John Billings and wife, of Brooksville, On No. 7. South we as- Dr. C. Conner haa closed bla practice township Division, tion, .017 on a dollar. Valuation, It is ordered that sess the sum of $.5090, as follows: Rate of $5,920. hereby the foregoing as are visiting her sister, Mrs. O. J. Billings. sessments be in bere and gone lo Bangor, wbere ba baa ificbical, taxation, .0027 on a dollar. Valuation, $18,863. No. Vain- published the Kennebec Jour- Name of owner. acres, ation. Tax. nal and in the Ellsworth American. bean engaged ee consulting physician in Miss Nina Wardwell, who has been vis* No. Valu- Narae of owner. Campbell, A. & 1,508 $8,ia5 $53.30 Ellsworth, Maine, December 81, 1908. medical acres, ation. Tax. Co., tbe Eastern Institute. friends iu is home. Cook, M. H. 50 60 1 02 Perry iting Biuehitl, RESIDENTS. W. Richardson, Co. Com’ers Bailey, J. 22 30 51 Nahum Hinckley. for Mrl. A. Ersklne la home from Walter of was in towu Preble. Emerson 150 { George Butler, B'nebtll, $600 $1 62 Downing, George 120 190 3 23 John P, Eldkidge, j Hancock Co. Make Smith. Wilruot 116 350 it Public. 95 Nash William M. exr. New London and New York, wbere ebe this week furs. | 960 1,200 20 40 A true buying Tracy, Jackson A. 100 300 81 Nichols, R. 8. 600 750 12 75 copy, baa been j Attest:—John F. Clerk. vlaltlng ber husband on board Counts. That’s What the Whitten, Jason, es- Robertson, W. H. 260 300 5 10 Knowlton, Theodore Perkins, who has beeu work- Publicity i bla vessel tbe schooner Emma S. Lord. tate of *•00 2 16 Small, Woodbury, es- ing in Bangor, is home. People Want. Ellsworth Ex- Whitten, William P. 300 81 165 195 3 31 To all persons interested in either of the es- Next tbe club will Young. Mrs. Lizzie 250 67 50 60 tates hereinafter named. Wednesday October to West Wooster, Aaron, 102 Aury Hutchins has moved on the At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and hold tta annual gentleman’s night In A. pression Subject. for Penobscot in tfce bouse formerly owned 702 f^fiOO $7 02 4.725 $5,920 $100 64 the county of Hancock, on the fifth O. U. W. ball. Aa a of Make it day of in the year of our Lo*rd part tba entertain- public. NON-RESIDENTS. The amount is to be on January, by Charles Clements. Tell the about It. foregoing expended one thousand nine hundred and four. ment Mlaa Minnie of will people es- the eastern part of the county road in said (love, Auburn, Uratitode Ashley, Eben, matter School closed at Perkins Hill Jan. promotes publicity. 50 50 13 township No. 10, which commences at a stake following "having been pre- read. 16, sented for the action herein- Urattful citizens talk. Baker, Howard C. 200 2t0 54 marked '‘A” on the north side of said road THE thereupon after a successful term taught by Miss after indicated, it is ordered that no- They tell Cheir neighbors; tell their Baker, es- and extends to the west line of Cberryfleld, hereby A crew of Maine Central carpenters Is Colin, tice thereof be to ail Mabel of Castine. friends. 80 22 and Samuel N. Campbell, of Cherryfield, in giveu persons interested, Wilson, a of this order to be making mueb-needed In The is Baker, C. F. 80 22 the county of Washington, is appointed agent by causing copy pub- Improvements news too good to keep. lished three weeks in the Ells- Capt. Maurice Parkins purchased a tine Bailey, John, es- to superintend the expenditure of said assess- successively tbe station, abeatblng tbe walla and cell- “Baa bucks” are numerous. worth American, a at 1,500 1,500 4 06 newspaper published horse of William Clements recently, and Ho few understand the cause. Ellsworth, in said that ing with bard pine. Otber Improvements Bunker, George, es- On township No 21, Middle Division, west- county, they may ap- is and cord-wood. Ellsworth are ern in said we assess the sum of pear at a probate court to be held at Bucka- are hauling logs Many people learning. 87 90 25 part, county, promised. as port, in said county on the seconu of And, better still, they’re being cured. Condon, Frank B. 160 160 42 $77 91 follows: Rate of taxation, .002 on a day to the bad there was dollar. $86 60. February, a. d. 1904, at ten of the clock in the A. II. of the com- Owing traveling Lame backs are lame no more. French. William A. 1,600 1,600 4 32 Valuation, Dlnsmore, u. S. fi-h forenoon, and be heard thereon if see Weak French, William A. 600 600 1 62 5 94 No. Valu- they no Bunday school in the Perkins Hill ones regain their strength. cause. mission, gave an illustrated lecture upon Goodwin, F. W. 19 17 Name of This is the every-day labor in Ellsworth M00 ?,100 owner. Tax. Wellington S. late of in the schoolbouse last Bunday. Hall, Elizabeth 100 100 27 Dunham, Osland, Yellowstone park to Emery ball Mon- Of Doan’s Pills. Craney, James 11 $320 $2 88 said county, deceased. A certain instrument Spec. Kidney Hill, Sarah A. 25 26 07 Jan. 18. ciltzeus are Giles, Adelbert 10 110 99 to be the last will and testament day evening under the auspices of the Our making it public. Hill, William 75 75 20 purporting Giles. John H. 54 of said with for Here’s a case of it: Johnson. 65 65 17 deceased, together petition Ep worth league. Benjamin Jordan, Anton 193 400 360 thereof and for the of MOUNT DESERT. T. Samuel 150 150 41 probate appointment Ralph Young, farmer, Birch Tree Libby, Jordan, Dana 420 530 4 77 Theodore H. Smith, administrator with the Mrs. William Snow died a Jones, es- Jan. 13, after farm, Partridge Cove road, North Han- Frank, Jordan, George C. 15 275 2 48 will annexed, the Miss Mary B. Somes arrived Friday tate of 500 500 1 35 George Hatch, executor brief Illness of cock, says: “1 know a many Jordan, Howard E. 19 65 58 named therein declined. pneumonia, aged sixty- great people Martin, William R. 13 13 02 having from Brewer. who recommend the use of Doan’s Jordan, Nahum M. 15 2 97 Jeremiah late of in said oeven Besides her husband she Kidney Frank P. 100 100 27 Wescott, Castine, years. In Noyes, Mace. Fred 22 220 1 98 deceased. A certain instrument A concert was in the Pills; fact, in this neighborhood they Thomas 100 100 27 county, pur- leaves one daughter—Mrs. William Max- missionary giveu Perry. Mace, Lewis O. 264 570 5 13 porting to be the last will and testament of are a household but 1 can Plummer, J. F. 60 75 20 Union church necessity, speak McKinley. Lawrence 127 180 1 17 said deceased, with for of Bunday evening. with D. estate together petition pro- field, Gypsum, Col. pre certainty about my own particu Stuart, M., of Pierson. 160 370 333 bate and E. D. Chandler, thereof, presented by Lucy Ann Wescott, one is filling their ice lar case and that of my mother. For McKenzie, 2,700 Richie, Mary D. 51 200 180 the executrix therein named. At the annual meeting of the Every busy and Bucksport years backache to me and if not con- 8mithvI>. Richie, William 80 72 Mary E. late of in said bouses. clung Buzzell, H. S. 78 100 27 Spofford, Bucksport, Electric A Power Co. the the Whitcomb, Haynes deceased. A certain instrument Light following stantly suffering, very persistency of Everett 90 90 24 county, pur- Smitn, & Co., 2,000 18 00 to be the last will and officers were elected: O. P. The O. E. 8. are preparing a drama, the attacks annoyed me, very often pre- Everett 5 10 03 porting testament of Cunningham, Smith, Whitcomb, Haynes said deceased, with for of venting me from the Lewis 5 10 03 together petition pro- A. F. and treas- which they expect to present the first doing slightest Smith, 3,000 27 00 bate Parker president; Page, secretary chore around the farm Alonzo 200 200 54 thereof, presented by Spofford,' with any degree of Smith, 45 00 legatee under said will. urer; O. P. J. K. J. February. Smith. Helen W. and Cunningham, Emery, ease. Many a time the twinge across the Nathaniel C. Means, late of in said Whitten. Louise H. 135 135 36 Surry, L. Homer, 1. L. Brown and Horace E. The installation of officers of Mount loins was so severe that it was almost with 11.807 $8,660 $77 94 county, deceased. A certain instrument Sperry, William 50 50 14 pur- that 1 could finish under The amount is to be porting to be the last will and testament df Buck, directors. Horace E. Buck was re- Desert O. E. S., No. 20, wad held difficulty any Sawyer, F. W. and foregoing expended on chapter, at which 1 was the road from the east line of said deceased, together with petition for pro- elected taking working. My Gray. H. H. 100 100 27 county leading manager. The plant Is now In In Masonic ball Jan. 5 Mariaville the western bate thereof, E. Tuesday evening, mother. Mrs. Young, advocated Doan’s Whitten, Asa 105 105 28 through part of said presented hy Mary Means, No. 21. to the north line the executrix therein named. excellent condition, and the service satis- The were installed by Past Pa- Kidney Pills, and 1 am averse to Whittaker, John B. 50 100 27 township thereof, following although being called the Moose Hill road, and Nahum Gilbert PL Simpson, late of Sullivan, in said the use of 1 was induced factory. tron A. O. Jacobson with Mrs. Fannie medicine, by her Jordan, of said No. 21, is county, deceased. A certain instrument pur- w Total non-residents, 16,260 $16,263 $43 88 township appointed to go to iggin & Moore’s store in to porting to be the last will and testament of Brown installing marshal: Mrs. Leon Ice arug Total residents, 702 2.600 7 07 agent superintend the expenditure of said BUCKSPORT NATIONAL BANK. Ellsworth lor a box pr two. 1 bought assessment.. said deceased, together with petition for pro- W. O. bate thereof Arthur At annual H. Somes, M.; Charles Bordeaux, several anu they the in 90 On township No.21, Middle Division, east- presented by T*Hill, one the meeting of the Bucks- stopped pain my Totals, 16,962 $18,863 $50 of the executors therein named. W. P Mrs. Kate L. P A. Carrie back, if 1 was the resident of there ern part, in said county, we assess the sum of national bank on ; ay, M.; only The foregoing amount is to be expended H. Parsons, late of port Wednesday practi- who obtained $82.68 as follows: Rate of taxation, .008 on a George Ellsworth, in Ada M. parts even relief from the upon the county roads in said township No. 7, said deceased. A certain a S. Ferngld, secretary; Somes, dollar. Valuation, $10,335. county, instrument cally reorganization took’ place. Ed- use of Doan’s Kidney Pills it might be an and R. V. Smith, of Steuben, is appointed to be the last will and Mattie conduc- No. Valu- purporting testament ward who has been treasurer; Richardson, isolated case, but when there are so agent to superintend the expenditure of said of said deceased, v ith for Bwazey connected many, Name of owner. acres, ation. Tax. together petition Julia 8. associate conduc- ad of whom are as assessment. probate thereof, Arno W. with the bank as cashier tress; Fernatd, just emphatic abcut presented by King. and later as On township No. 8. South Division, we assess Giles, T. 150 $150 $1 20 oDe of the executors named therein. Edith tup leuitdy, it certainly goes to prove tt-al Jerry tress; Lillian Reed, chaplain; Hy- the sum of $84.00 as follows: Rate of taxa- Onndle, W alter J. and E. Webster French, late president for forty-nine years—eleven It ha* more than merit.” of Tremout, in said sora, Ellen warden; An- ordinary tion, X07 on a dollar. Valuation, $12,000. Hogan, Michael R. 1,125 1,125 county, deceased. Petition filed Bartlett when it was a marshal; Reed, For sale all dealers. 50 by years State bank, aud by Price cent.*. No. Valu- Hale, Eugene, Wis- W. Brown, administrator, for license to sell drew sentinel; F.ora Bordeaux, Vis'ed hoslei Miiburn A. thirty-eight years that It has been a na- Reed, by Co., l>uI Natue of owner. acres, ation. Tax. well, P., Hagerthy, certain of the real estate of said deceas d. Ella falo, N. sole tor the United A. C., and Giles, J. Elizabeth Lane, late of in said tional Adah; Hattie Brown, Ruth; Mason, agents RESIDENTS. Sedgwick, bank—retired from the latter Stales. T.. (formerly Grant county, deceased. Petition filed John P. Eva Archer, Hiram 100 $355 $2 49 by and Hon. Gilmore Martha; Jacobson, Electa; Mary estate), 660 61 28 Lane, administrator, for license to sell certain office, Pascal P. was Remember the name, and Lake Fletcher, Howard C. 10 300 2 10 B. After the installa- Doan’s, Jordan, Anton 160 1 28 of real estate of said deceased. elected. John N. Somes, organist. no suostiiuie. Fletcher, Howard C. 10 10 07 Swazy, for some time Jordan, Arville 4 80 Sarah H. Young, late of Bluehill, in said to an Howard C. 54 110 77 tion all were invited below oyster Fletcher, Mace, Albert 40 32 county, deceased. First account of cashier, also retired, and his place was 2 94 Frank A. Parcher, Geo. A., Miller, administrator, filed for settlement. filled later the stew. Iris B. 47 90 63 by electiou of Edward B. SLcgal Xotictfa. Fletcher, Greely, E. H. and William Wass>n, late of in H. Fletcher, Iris B. 64 130 91 Brooksville, for some Jan. 18. Giles. J. T. 320 said county, deceased. First account of Moor, time connected with the — 1 54 Mary NOTICE «»• KOKKCLOfll'KK. Whitcomb, Haynes 8. Wasson, executrix, filed for settlement. First national bank W. H. 10 160 1 12 of Bangor. Edward sedgwick! Rankin, 40 Addie W. Hancock, a of Robert Corbett, of Winter person unsound and O. P. re- Whitcomb, Haynes mind, of Bucksport. in said First Bwazey Judge Cunningham Clarence Hooper is ill with lung fever. Harboi, in the county of Hancock. 295 $1,155 $8 09 county. WHEREAS & Co., 50 account of Geo. D. Crane, guardian, filed for tired from the board of and State of Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated directors, O. P. Carter and E. A. Friend are work- NON‘RESIDENTS. Whitcomb, Haynes settlement. the 20th day of August, a. d. 1805, aod recorued 20 their were filled Austin. Mary C. 21 14 110 Elsie H. Noyes, minor, of in said plaoes by the election of in the Hancock county, Maine, of Ellsworth, ing at the ice works. registry Austin, Mary C. 600 480 336 Whitcomb, Haynes county. Second account of A. F. William deeds, book d to Burnham, Beazley and Andrew J. Jordan. 296, page 158, convey, me, the Austin, Mary C. 407 200 1 40 &. Co., 80 guardian, filed for settlement. is a settlement on a certain lot or of There quite of tents undersigned, parcel land, 4 90 O. P. of Hon. P. P. Gilmore was a gallant soldier situated in Birch in said CUNNINGHAM, Judge said court. Harbor, town of Austin, T. P. 100 100 70 10,336 *10,335 $82 68 A true Attest:—Ohas. P. the river, aud the smelters are doing well. Winter and bounded and copy, Dorr, Register. in the Civil war, being in many bard- Harbor, described Burnham, A. F. 40 40 28 as follows, to wit: The foregoing amount is to be expended on Some made good catches last week. Win Commencing at center of A. F. 40 40 28 fought engagements. It was bis iortune town road Burnham, the county road leading from the south line STATE OF MAINE. leading to Winter Harbor village: 840 840 588 Lufkin, Dorlty and B. Cloesou Burnaam, A. F. of Aurora on the Air Liue road so-called to serve in the 16:b Marne vol- Ralph thence north two degrees west along Albert 21 Hancock 88.—At a court regimeut, Burnham, A. F. 30 20 through the northeasterly part of township probate held at 100 some days. Winslow’s west line and fence twenty-three 25 25 18 Ellsworth, in and for said of unteers, under Gen. Charles W. of caught poniids Burnham. A. F. No. 21. and Charles P. Silsby, of Aurora, in county Hancock, Tiiden, rods; thence west two degrees south 25 25 18 on the filth day of in the eight Burnham, A. F. the county of Hancock, is agent to January, year of aud A. B. Hal who went to Massachusetts rods to stake and stones; thence south iwo appointed our Lord one thousand nine Hallowell, Farnbam, of Bangor. Byard, Burnham, A. F. 25 25 18 the of said assess- hundred and degree east sixteen rods to tenter of town superintend expenditure four. While in the service last returned last week in be was never off duty fall, poor road; thence along said town road southeast- CERTAIN instrument Emery, Lucilius A. 575 400 280 Ou township No. 22. Middle Division, east- purporting to be a and was health. His mother, Mrs. Mary Byard, erly to plate of beginning. one 5 a of the last will day, present when Gen. Lee Containing Farmer, Walter B. 840 840 88 ern in said we assess the sum of A copy and testa- acre more or less. For further part, county, ment and codicil who was the winter at A. Fuller description Fred L. 61 75 51 thereto of David B. surrendered at spending see Frazier, $86 8H as follows: Hate of taxation, .008 on a Appomattox. Hancock BS reg. of deeds, book 281, Robert 120 84 Flint, late of Boston. in the coun- has her and is car- 382. Gerry, dollar. Valuation, $10,832. For many years Mr. Gilmore was chair- Cole’s, opened house, page Greely, Everard H. 1,050 7 35 ty of Suffolk, and Commonwealth of And whereas the condition of said mort No. Valu- Massachusetts, deceased, and of the man of the board of selectmen in Ded- ing for him. Graves, Arthur and probate gage has been broken, now, therefore, by rea- Clark, Amos 100 Name of owner. acres, ation. Tax. thereof in said Commonwealth of Massachu- son of the breach of the condition ham and supervisor of schools. He served John Thurston has purchased all the thereof, I Hagerthy, A. C. (Bon- Campbell, A. & Co.. 1.684 $1,684 $13 47 setts. duly authenticated, having been pre- claim a foreclosure of said mortgage. 105 105 73 sented to the judge of for our two terms in the Maine House of laud in Brooklln owned W. H. t sey loi) Campbell, George probate saH Repre- by Sargen Dated this 2d day of January, a. d. 1904. Hastings, Henry 100 100 70 K. & Co., 2.741 2,741 2193 county of Hancock for the purpose of being sentatives, and was a member lumber land of the Ch C. Larkabee. ‘220 200 1 40 Mark 320 320 2 56 allowed, filed and recorded in the prominent of Castiue, all the _ Haslem, Wellington Frost, probate Ira B. 21 20 14 court of our said county of Hancock, and that of the Senate in 1891. Carlton estate In and the 1 t NOTICE OF FOKKCJLOSUK E. Ht-itgan, Whitcomb, Haynes Brooklln, Holmes, Roscoe 186 200 1 40 & Co, 6,087 6,087 48 70 letters testamentary issue to the executors Ja-on E. He has held many other positions of opposite the Downing place lu Sedgwick, Foster, of Penobscot, Joy. Gideon L. 20 25 18 named in said will, also let’ers of trust issue Hancock and State of Maine, to the trustees named therein. aud it is WHEREAS county Joy, Gideon L. 1.50 300 2 10 10,832 $10,832 $86 66 trust, confidently asserted by of H. W. Sargent. He will manu- by bis mortgage deed, dated the 23d ot Ordered. That notice thereof day Joy, Gideon L. 100 50 35 The amount is to be on be given to those who are in a to November, a. d. 1901, and recorded in the foregoing expended all interested way know, that he facture the lumber in the mill he used to Joy, Gideon L. 270 200 1 40 the road leading from Aurora to Beddington persons therein, by publishing Hanc ck legistry of deeds, book 371, 75 40 28 a copy of this order three weeks will be chosen Slate treasurer page Joy, Gideon L. on that part iu said No. 22, successively when the own aud eold H. D. Thurston, or will 209, couve ec to me. the a cer- lying township in the Ellsworth uudersigued, Joy, Gideon L. 750 1,500 10 50 between the division line of land of H. M. Hall American, a newspaper iuturn bent retires. tain parcel of real estate situated in taid Pe- 96 100 70 printed at Ellsworth, in said of Han- present build s new mill with steam power. Joy, Gideon L. et als and land formerly of William Free- county nobscot, bounded and described as follows: 15 51 cock, prior to the second day of a. d. His and of Jau. C. man. and the east line of said township, and February, Integrity honesty purpose 18. On the west by the highway leadi g to Or- H. W. 85 100 70 i904. that they may appear at a court Kingman, Charles 1’ Silsby, of Aurora, in said county, prooate fit him for land: on the north aud east by the land of 795 600 4 20 then to be held at in and eminently the responsible sta- Kiltredge Millard is appointed agent to superintend the ex- Bucksport, for said William G. Heath, and on the south land Miliaid 400 300 2 10 county of Hancock, at ten o’clock in the fore- tion to which he has been aud SUM ESN 1LL.E. by Kittredge, of said assessment. called, his once owned a id occupied by Willard Bow penditure noon, and show cause, if Ou towi ship No. 22, Middle Division, west- any they have, many friends wili be to know his Tbe officer* were in- den, containing oue and one-half acres, more William M. 35 M against the same. glad of following publicly Moore, ern part, in said county, we assess the sum of or ess, together with all thereon, 60 42 O. P. of buildings Mason, Persia $78.00 as follows: Kate of .01 on a CUNNINGHAM, Judge Probate. preferment. stalled on Wednesday evening, Jan. 13, and whereas the condition of said taxation, A true Attest:—Chas. P. mortgage Moseley, Nancy J. 120 84 dollar. Valuation, $7,800. copy. Dork, Register in Masonic ball: W. M A. O. has been broken, I claim a foreclosure of J. 150 1 05 MOKE Jacobson; Moseley, Nancy SHIPBUILDING. same by reason of the breach thereof and Moseley, Nancy J. 4 25 18 No. Valu- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. 8. W., Austin W. Richardson; J. W., this notice for that BName of owner. acres, ation. Tax. The incorporation of the & Dlx publish purpose. Moseley, Nancy J. 50 100 70 Sidney P. of McKay Jau. 13, 1904. Geo. M. Warren. \ITHEREAS Gray, Penobscot, Verona Island Charles Q. Bordeaux; secretary, Lyman 2 77 Whitcomb, Haynes ▼ > Hancock county and State of Maine, Shipbuilding Co., under Hosea B. 50 100 70 & 10,400 $7,800 $78 00 his H. John W. 8. FI1HE subscriber notice that Philips, Co., by mortgage deed, duted the first day of the lawn of Somes; treasurer, Somes; hereby gives Charles J. 250 160 1 12 d. New York, while little la X he has been duly appointed adminis- Treworgy, July, a. 1902, and recorded in the Hancock Walter J. J. Andrew Tisdale, Heth, estate of book known of the matter 1)., Richardson; D., trator of the estate of Mary E. 10,400 $7,800 $78 00 registry deeds, 880. page 26. conveyed lu town, lends en- Crabtree, of to the B. mar- late of Hancock, in the of (or unknown) me, undersigned, a certain lot or paiCel to Reed; chaplain, C. Richardson; county Hancock, The foregoing amount is to be expended on land couragement the hope that there and bonds as t Whitcomb, Haynes of situated in said Penobscot and de- may deceased, given he law directs 35 that portion of the county road leading from shal, A. C. Fernald; 8. 8., Lester E. A CO.„ A scribed as follows, to wit: on be a resumption of work at the A Pray; All persons having demauds against the es Aurora to Beddington which lies iu said Beginning the McKay of are Whitcomb, Haynes^ north side of county road to Bluehill J. E. W. Richardson _ H. E. Reed. tate said deceased desired to No. 22, between the west line of said leading Dlx in 8., tyler, preseui A Co.. 42 township at an iron bolt on the yard Verona, which baa been idle the same for settlement, and all indebted and the division line between laud south corner of lot of Tbe officers were installed Past Master Whitcomb, Haynes township Flora GrindJe for the two by thereto are to make im- H M. Hall (homestead) and running on past years, previous to which requested payment A Co., 630 of et als., and land formerly of said road M. L. assisted A. C. Fernald in Alfred B. Crabtree. William P. westerly fifty-five (56) feet to a four Allen, by mediately. Whitcomb, Freeman, aud Charles Silsby, thence large schooners were built there. December 1.1903. Haynes in said stake; northerly nearly at right an- the installa- & 42 of Aurora, county of Hancock, is ap- to marshal. Following Co., gles the road about a Jt is expected that further stalling agent to the eightv Ret to rock intrrmation subscriber gives notice that he W hitcomb, Haynes pointed superintend expenditure marked *'X”; thence tion turkey supper was served. Al- npHE hereby of said assessment. easterly about forty feet will be received here within a X has been duly appointed administrator A Co., 70 to .he brook; thence on said short time. On township No. 28, Middle Division, we as- brook south- though a severe storm was raging the de bonia non with the will annexed of the es- Whitcomb, Haynes to western line of saio sess the sum of $66.12 as follows: Rate of easterly Flora Grindle; attendance was so it reminded tate of Wi.lls C. late of in & Co., 75 62 thence on said large that Crabtree, Hancock, .003 on a dollar. southerly Grindle’s line to the the of and Whitcomb, Haynes taxation, Valuation, $2^,040. of “Why I understood they were one of the miracle “feeding the multi- county Hancock, deceased, given place beginning, together with all build- simply as law A Co.. 1 40 No. Valu- tudes'’. Tbe reminder of the was bonds the directs. All persons having ings »hereon, and whereas the condition of rolling in wealth.” “Weill believe night demands the estate Name of owner. acres, ation. Tax. said they against of said deceased Whitcomb, Haynes mortgage has been broken. I claim a spent in dancing, which was heartily en- A 35 have to be rather are desired to present the same for settle- Co., A. 160 $160 $ 48 foreclosure of same reason of the careful not to roll too and old. 10 46 Campbell. by breach joyed by young ment, and all indebted thereto are requested Nash, William M. 5.012 15 03 thereof and publish this notice for that far.” \ Charles 35 5,012 pur- Jan. 18. H. to make payment immediately. Witham, Nash, William M. pose- Geo. M. Wabrek. December 1, 1903 Alfred B. Crabtree. executor, 4,105 12 82 Jan. 13,1904. 91 4,105 Mrs. Naggaby—A man who was more or Total nou-residenta, 10,176 $10,815 $75 Whitcomb, Havnes 295 NORTH BROOK8VILLE. subscriber hereby gives notice that Total residents, 1,155 & Co., 12.763 38 29 lees handsome called at the house to Bee 12,763 subscriber hereby gives notice that THEshe has been duly appointed executrix she has been you this Curtis has a wood of the last will and testament of Keudul K. Totals, 10,471 $12,000 $84 00 THU duly appointed adminis- morning. Naggsby—What do Durgan purchased tratrix of the estate of JuTia A. Thompson, late of Treuton, in the of The foregoing amount is to be expended in 22,040 $22,040 $66 12 of Littlefield, you mean by a man being more or less lot of Capt. George Blodgett. county lat* Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, Hancock, no bonds being both the old and the new The amount is to be on deceased, required repairing county foregoing expended deceased, and given bonds as the law directs handsome? Mrs. Naggsby—I mean that Rev. A. B. Carter has sold a horse to by the terms of said will. All persons having roads in said township No. 8. and John F. the road leading from Aurora to All Beddington persons having demands against the es- demands against the estate of said de- of Ellsworth, in said of within said No. aud P. he was more haudsome than and less Whitcomb, county township 28. Charles tate of B&id deceased are desired to you Ernest Babeon. ceased are desired to the same Hancock, is to of Aurora, in said present present appointed agent superintend I Silsby. county of Hancock, I le same for settlement, and all handsome than the man I was for settlement, and all indebted thereto are the of said assessment. indebted foolish At tbe annual of the stock- expenditure is appointed agent to superintend the expeu- thereto are requested to tnak meeting to make On No. South we as- said paymentlm to throw over for requested payment immediately. township 9, Division, diture jf assessment. (J. enough you. 1904. M. | mediately. M. G. Harwood. holders of the Farmers’ Btore Co., Robert January 5, Amanda 1'uompso.v. sess the sum of $57.60 as follows: Rate of Ou township No. 33, iu said county, we as- January 5, 1904. ttbbtrtiannmt*. ’aOufftutmcntft. animal si bgkry.

j wild Boost* \r>* v. iJM* In ANNUAL MID WINTER I and Easily Krai The»«rltr». OUR MAN IN AMERICA Mast people have s«*eu a sick cat cat gross or an uneasy dog S4*ek out wane \veo«l ami devour it greedily to make bis I Jtotuach feel better. Souk* , complaining Tells How He Escaped the Terrors of Many Winters i few may have read Joint Wesley's di- ! rectlous on the art of keeping well- Pe=ru=na. j which have not. however, found their j CLEARING SALE! Using- for the by i way Into his book of discipline j “After a man has lived in the World j soul—and httve noticed with surpris'd BEGINNING TO-DAY as as I have, he to have long; ought interest his claitu that malty until- found out a great many things 1 y x- j 1 ! dues in use among the eoimnon people I I per tehee. 1 thin* I have done Vo. and to continue wo shall offer in Mr. Brock's j 1 and the pltfsieians of his time we v through January goods | *'One of the I have found things discovered by watching the ttohunl* I «»! our store it a ianti.il reduction ! Age.i? US I tiid every department out'to my entire satisfaction is that sought out to Ite^I | * from This mark-down wilt cover all for ! Years. their d a v "If they heal uuluhtls. j regular prices. goods t his Inrin tVy will i!N heal m:n,“ Is which an immediate sale is den lauded, ami man) lines of For IIS years I have clitic a rapt icijj. Olbprr may have Ik* sold at tiiedowes? of the changeable climate dipped i\ n into Indian lu tory ami;! staple merchandise wi)l prices the folklore attt* Jci’rtied many of the ; of the United States,. j |ltai j * herbs n« \I i»v the Amerkmn trills, ami “I have always been a very healthy j especially the cures for rheumatism, man, but of course subject to the little j dysentery, rwer and snake idles, mu* affection* which are due to sud u m. CALLERT. learned dir vt from the animals by* •hanges In the climate and temperature. Doting the rheumatic old bear grttb for During my long life 1 have Known a fern roots or bathe in the hot mud of a Our Clearance Salt* of Fashionable, Ready-to-Wear great many remedies for coughs, colds spring and by Hatching with and diarrhoea j sulphur Garments for Ladies, Misses and Children. We eager eyes what plants the wild crea- bought •♦As for Dr. Hartman's remedy a tures ate when bitten by rattlers or early in December quantity of Lad es* and Misses’ Cloaks, Reruns, / have found it to be the wasted the fever. by RainCoats, Suits, Dress and Skirts, which must be best, if not the only, reliable rem- The most elemental kind of surgery Walking edy for these affections. It has is that which amputates a leg when it sold regardless of profit or loss. All Garments will be been my standby for many years, is broken—not always or often, but marked dow'n from 25 to 50 cent., and we will make even and I attribute my good health and only when the wound festers from de- per or bite and so endangers the extreme old age to this remedy. cay fly greater sacrifices on some to qjear our racks quickly. whole body. Probably the best illustra- “It exactly meets all my require- tion of this is found iu the coon, who ments. It protects mo from the evil has a score of traits that place him effects of sudden changes; it keeps me very high among intelligent animals. Ladies’ Suits ! Cotton Dress Goods in g«*>d appetite; it gives me strength; When a coon’s foot is shattered by a it keeps my blood in good circulation. at $5, 7.50, 9.05, 12.4u and 15; reduced and Wash Goods. bullet he will cut It oflf prdtuptly and I have come to rely upon it almost en- from $10 and -25. wash the stump in running water, part- To make room for new spring stock tirely for the many little things for to rodu<*e the inflammation and we have marked fab- which I not'd medicine. ly part- many desirable no doubt, to make It clean. rics at to “When epidemics of la grippe first ly. perfectly Ladies’ Coats prices close; Scotch and As it hen Is lie uses his tongue on the began to make their appearance in tins We have some Coats we will sell American Ginghams, Plain and Mer- wound as a does, to cleanse 1 was a sufferer this dis- freely, dog cerised country from you at your own price, ou others we Ginghams, Suitings at it, 12 1-2. it perhaps and by the soft massage of ease. the 17, 10, 25 and 20c.; formerly ranged his tongue to reduce the swelling and put fallowing prices: “/ bad several long sieges with j from 12 1-2 to IKK*- allay the pain.—Outlook. $10.00 Coats far »4.'.W the grip. At first / did not know 12.50 0.00 One of the Greatest Bargains at this that Reruns was a remedy for 15.00 7.00 MR. Isaac BROCK. BORN IN BUNCOMBE CO.. N. C., MaRCH 1788. Abraham Lincoln's Prescription. sale—Altout -'Wi high Waist this disease. When / heard that grade There is * story, or fit current In Illinois, 20.00 0.00 His Is IIS vouched for authentic record. He I attribute Patterns—no two alike—three yards age years, by says: la grippe was epidemic catarrh, / which that an old farmer friend of 25.00 12.40 nays in each extreme old to the use of Peruna. Pattern; prices ranged from my age tried Peruna for la grippe and President Lincoln, who used to corre- *1.50 to *.i.5o Pattern. We offer on | per from the of General Andrew found it to be Just the thing." spond with him, complained one oc- grave Rain Coats this 09c. casion of bis health. He received [ lot at and $1.49 per Pattern. Born before the United States .Jackson, which has been carried by him In a later letter dated January SI, inns, poor ] the which is in at $5, 7.5o, and to; reduced from no, Secure your Waists for the coming was formed ever since. Mr. Brock is a dignified old Mr. Brock writes; following reply, quoted | Illinois as “Lincoln’s 12.50 and 15. season. Saw 22 Presidents elected. gentleman, showing few signs of de- I am well and feeling as w ell as 1 prescription”, says j Success. “Do not Pe-ru-na has protected him from j crepitude. His family Bible is still pre- have for years. The only thing that worry. Eat three all sudden meals a changes. served, and it shows that the date of his bothers me is my sight. If I could see square day. 8ay your prayers. Suits Veteran of four wars. Thmk of wife. Be courteous to Linens birth was written 115 years ago. better I could walk all over the farm your housekeeping Shod a horse when 99 old. at 10 and 12.50; reduced from We are years a few words from this remarks and it would do me 1 w ould not your creditors. Keep your digestion $5, 7.50, making very low prices on the with Surely good. Always conquered grip < Steer clear of biliousness. Exer- $io, 12,50, 15 and 20. Table Parana. ble old gentleman, who has had 115 be without Peruna.” good. Linens, Towels, Napkins, of to draw would Yours cise. Go slow and go easy. Maybe there and Blankets. Witness In a land suit at the age years experience from, truly, | Trashes, Bedspreads j are other things that casa of 110 years. t be interesting as well as profitable. A your especial Separate Skirts Believes Peruna the greatest lengthy biographical sketch is given of requires to make you happy; but, my dear \ j from $2,50 to none as this the for 1 will a 5; higher, Mark Down remedy of age catarrhal { this remarkable old man m the Waco friend, these, reckon, give you Wrapper diseases. Hit.” assortment is very much broken, we Times-Herald, December 4, 1898. A still For a free txx>k on catarrh, address good We will sell yon our *1 Wrapper at a on each lot. more pretentious biography of this, the The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, G. This advice is doubtless applicable In j put separate price 7'.*c., our *1.25 Wrapper at Otte., and Us to Americans in | BROCK, a citizen of McLen- oldest living man, illustrated with If you do not derive prompt and satis- entirety many every j *i.50 Wrapper at *1.19. a double column was the state in the Union to-day. There are I8AACnan county, Texas, has lived for 115 portrait, given factory results from the use of Peruna, | Petticoats. The mark down includes of it which to us Dressing For he resided at reader- of the Dallas Morning News, write at once to Dr. Hartman, a parts apply generally— years. many years giving $1.00 Petticoats for $ .70 Saopies, Kimonas and Hath Holies. dated Decoml>er and also the as a nation. “Do not worry. your | Bosque Falls, eighteen miles west of 11, 1898, full statement of your case and he will Keep *' —- Go slow and 1.50 .00 Waco, but now lives with his son-in-law Chieago-Times Herald of same date. be pleased to give you his valuable ad- digestion good. go easy.1’ It would be difficult to find an American 2.00 1.49 at Valley Mills, Texas. This centenarian is an ardent friend of vice gratis. Lace " who has not to amend on these 2.50 1.99 Department. A short tune ago, by request, I’ncle Peruna, having used it many years. Address I>r. Hartman. Preside#** of something •' We have just received about 200 Tsaac came to Waco ami sat for his pic- In speaking of his good health and The Hartmau Sanitarium, Columbus, points. Worry and dyspepsia have as- 8.00 2.25 sumed the of new re. iu his hail he a stick cut extreme old Mr. proportions of natlouai evils, 2.50 2.50 | pieces Hamburg Embroidery. held Brock says Ohio. ! and are both more or less the results in from 5 to 50c. they We have a small lot of black and ranging price per of undue haste. I The goods are attractive ELLSWORTH FALLS. colored Silk Taffeta Skirts on which yard. very COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. There ia no surer way to dys- and offered at a low promote we a price. For additional News Mrs. Ir* to Brewer to put low price. j County see other payee for Additiona Countv 19etP», tee other page* ! Hagan u« gone pepsia than to be in a constant state of ▼ Buy your Corsets, and Un- !sit her sister, Mrs J«>sepb Hart. burry, and nothing will so surely give one SILK, WOOL anil COTTON Hosiery derwear of ns. You will the best FRANKLIN, EAST FRANKLIN. Mrs. C. W. Clough, who has been view- the “blues” or Incline one to worry and get relatives in for several than Our native In- for the money. As a special induce- Dr. Inman, of Cberryfleld, was io town Miss Agnes Springer is borne from Ells- ing Boston weeks, fretting dyspepsia. Shirt Waists. returned stitution—the lunch” restaurant- ment we will sell this sale • few days of last week. worth for a visit. Monday. “quick The entire stock of Shirt Waists are you during la responsible for a large proportion of all of our Hosierv and Underwear— The ladles’ aid society will meet with Arthur who has been Mrs. Gertrude DeB*ck. of Clifton, baa at at less tliS.ii we Madison, employed ills of business in your disposal price been several the physical people the Mrs. C. E. Petersen Tuesday. at Bar is at home. visiting dajs witb her bister, for them. We have a lot Harbor, cities. paid of Vel- Mrs. Alfred Smith. large Eating hastily—“bolting” * 25 grade at 10c Miss Florence Dunn is friends An Ice-cream was held at W. H. vet and the visiting party one’s food, as it is popularly expressed— Corduroy Waists; prices 50 MIm of la 39c in Ellsworth and Lamoine. Gordan’a Saturday evening Jan. 16. Lucy Ruddy, Lynn, Mass., were 4 and which we offer at is enough to rain the digestive organa of $3.50, 5, l.uO here for a ren-rtsvs’ vacation, the gueet of 79c Augustus Havey, of West Eullivan, T. M. Blaisdell has been in Boston and an ostrich. A man would better eat halt $2.49. Miae Ethel Jettison, This is a saving for you. spent Sunday here with her son Calvin. New York the past week on business. aa much as usual at the midday meal— We have also a large amount of William H. Brown and C. M. Witbam, Roscoe Gay is at home from Hall Quarry Mrs. Lottie Whitaker, Mrs. Delia which is usually the moat hurried—and high grade Mercerized Washable We will sell you who have both been seriously 111, are time to what he *bere he has been employed, for a few Colson and Mrs. T. M. Scaramon went to take masticate properly Waists, which were $2.5u, 8, 8.50 and 10c Outing Flannel for Sc able to be about the house. does into bis stomach. Better still weeks. Ellsworth Saturday on business. put 4.50, which will be sold at this sale at 10c Flannelette for 8c Howard Lowell, of Castine, waa here would it be if he would give himself The feed mill of Blaisdell & Biaisdell Deacon J T. Clark and wife, of West $1.99. 12 i-ac oc Saturday of last week. time to relax and eat a light lunch has been a busy place of late, grinding Franklin, who have been visiting tbeir ample Prints at Oc of busi- corn for our merchants. without allowing any thought son Fred in Sullivan, called on G. H. and Sheetings at very low prices. MOUTH OK THE RIVER. ness to intrude on this necessary period Black Silks. Miss Marion Wooster left Saturday to Rutter Monday. of relaxation. I.aee Curtains and several weeks with her We shall give some very unusual Tai»estries. Hug* spend aunt, Mrs. Deacon J. E Dunn, who has been Capt. John Ray la 10 poor health. E. values. T. Campbell, at Hall Quarry. chosen of the values in Hlack Silks, including Taffe- —Exceptional superintendent Baptist Roy Cousins Is at John Ray’s this win- SttfrRttKfeans. tas from 49c. lilack Peau Mrs, Elizabeth Gordon Bowers has sold Sunday school, commenced bis duties ter. upwards, Plain Muslin Curtains at 49, 59, 79, her farm to Merritt and is soon Sunday, Jan. 17. de Sole from 79c. upwards. 99c. and *1.49; Reduced from a Eldridge, Sterling Fullerton is at Hare Trouble very to boarding Capt. Thousands Kidney move to Waltham, Mass., where her There was a of much higher meeting Scboodicgrange David Cloason’e. < and price. sons have in the watch and Don’t Know It. BLACK COLORED positions factory. Jan. 7. After conferring the first and sec- Mrs. Linda Leach is home from Bangor, A lot t?f Net Curtains—value *2.50, Harry Wooster, employed by the Ban- ond degrees on five candidates the officers How To Find Out. where she has been visiting her children. Dress Goods. 0 and 3.50, reduced to *2.25. gor and Bar Harbor steamship company for the ensuing year were installed by J. Fill a bottle or common glass with your at There was a sociable at F. W. Stone’s water and let it stand hours; a Couch Covers marked down a dollar Bar Harbor, is spending his vacation E. Young, of Ltmoine grange. In a very twenty-four Many qualities of Cheviots, Zibe- with his one evening last week. The proceeds will sediment or set- Cover. parents, Henry G. Wooster and j pleasing manner. A special meeting was lines, Venetians, marked down to very on a be used for church work. indicates an wife. called Master Dunn for Jan. 14 for the tling by condi- low prices. Hugs. Art Squares and Carpet Hugs of ^ unhealthy William T. Havey, jr., was injured quite purpose initiating candidates. This tion of the kid- Iiemnants, in the most desirable —to make room for new Spring Goods has LA K E WOOD. seriously a grange taken in candidates at every if it stains recently, by falling through neys; styles of the fall season at less than in our Carpet Department we have scuttle. He has been confined to his bed meeting since it was organized, and is in a linen it is Jeremiah Moore is coo dried to the bouse ■your cost. made a mark-down in for condition. evidence of kid- general prices. several days. Dr. Bridgbam is at- flourishing by iiloeea. tending him. Jan. 18. R. ney trouble; too E. B. Holmes, of Ellsworth, was here frequent desire to Z. L. Wilbur has an attar rail in put the out for tbe interests of ,x °r Our Clearance Sales are well attended and BLUE HILL. Friday looking the pass Pam >n : usually appreci- Methodist church. It was donated by bard wood the back is also F. P. Merrill went to Stouington Satur- factory. ated our customers. We don’t have a Clearance Sale Lewis F. Springer, of Norway, Mich. The convincing proof that the kidneys and blad- by day to attend t he funeral of hie brother Clarence and Simon Garland, who have rail is a pretty one of ash and der are out of order. but once a but when we do have one it is a record quartered which been ill with are year, Paris, wrere held Sunday. pneumonia, Improving What oak, in natural wood, and corresponds to Do. breaker. Secure what can of these as will Misses Emma R. H. Garland drove tbe mail last week There is comfort you Bargains you with the new pewe. Hinckley, Lizzie G in the knowledge so S mon often that Dr. Kilmer's never more for than while thissale is on. Jan. 18. B. Hinckley and Eleanor Wesco't left on j for Garland expressed, Swamp- get any your money Root. the Monday lor Medway, Mas-. great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in SOUTH HANCOCK. curing rheumatism, pain in the Miss Edith Ralph has gone to Boston. COUNTY back, kidneys, liver, bladder and I. H. of NEWS. every part Coggins, Malden, Maes., spent The of the Chemteneso club held a private For additional County Sewn nee other payee urinary passage. It corrects inability Sunday with bis parents. to hold water meeting Monday evening. There wa- an and scalding pain in passing or bad M. W. T. it, effects use of GALLERT. Coggins and J. P. Walker are interesting programme consi-ting of SORRENTO. following liquor, their Ice wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant tilling houses. music, recitations, tableaux, a drill and a Do not have cancers removed by knife; al- > At a well attended caucus held Monday necessity of being compelled to go often MORRIS CHAIR FREE Capt. C. E. Martin ia at borne for the debate. most sure to return—death to follow. Have ! evening the following candidates wire during the day, and to get up many times hie vessel Jan. 19. M. never had a cancer return, removed by my winter, being frozen to at Asb- nominated be during the The and the extra- With a $10 order to voted for at night. nyld operation. Tille. effect of is ______EAST BLUE HILL. the annual town meeting to be ordinary Swamp*Root soon of Soap, Ex- realized. It stands the for its won- Albert Haven la visiting his parents, Q. beld the first Monday in March: highest Mrs. Jessie L. Long, one of our bright ; derful cures of the most tracts, Spicetf, P. Haven and after distressing cases. W. F. M. D. wife, ao absence of Moderator,J. L Perry; L. P. ; ! PUTNAM, young women, and Percy DeB<-ck, post- e^rk, Have} If you need a medicine you should have the Tea, Coffee, Co-, two years. selectmen, Thomas E. William master at West Franklin, were married by Mitchell, best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$i. sizes. CANCER, TUMOR PILE coa, Toi le t Robert F. John Haley is doing a good business Rev. J. P. Simonton,of Ellsworth, Friday Robertson, L. Perry; You may have a sample bottle of this Good sand John W. AND SKIN SPECIALIST. getting out pulp wood. Tbe wood is They remained in EJswortb until Satur- treasurer, Hall; collector, wondertui discovery Standard hauled to aud P. L road and a book that tells Hancock, shipped on cars. day morning, when they went to their Aiken; commissioner; £ Groceries F. of more about It. both sent! Internal, External and Hypodemic Treatment Send at once Tbe Harvest E. J bom at West Franklin. The cou- George Mitchell; superintendent Home, Capt. Wooster, happy treated 1. W. member of school absolutely free by mall, Tumors by absorption; no pain, no lost for our Cat- arrived last The vessel Is now ple have the of their schools, Nash; Oil? Monday congratulations Dr. of blood or No anesthetics or committee three address Kilmer Sc non» of Swamp-Root. sleep instru- alogue of 2 0ft hauled in Grant’s cove. many friends who wish them much years, George E. Robert* up Capt. Wooster hap- N. Y. When men- ments used. a E. Co., Binghamton, writing Thirty years’ expeiience. Testi- premiums. to the remainder piness and a son; auditor, L. Jettison; harbor expects spend of the pleasant journey through tion reading this generous offer in this paper. monials on application. The X-ray is of uo se E. H. I 1. winter in town. life. master, Jei Ison; constables, W. in treatment of Tumors or Given with assortments of $3 ami Don't make mistake, but remember the Cancer, malignant upwards. A. Brinton; truant any Jan. 18. W. Jan. 18. G. Nash.P. officers,Henry name. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, disease, it causes them to increase in size, and HOrtE SUPPLY CO. Dept. A. Augusta, fie. the N. Y<‘Qng, J i.. Perry; member of board of and address, Rlngnamton, Y., on every to do their deadly work, this I have seeu in a bottle. "Where have you been?” asked the TRENTON. health, three years. J. C. Workman; two large number of cases in Bangor, Portland, and TBE AMERICAN'S advert*+er> A D. my private hospital in state of Montana. are friend. “I’ve been down to the wholesale There will be a mask ball and supper at years, Seavey. Jan. 19. 8PEC. letting down the price-bare into th< bouse to get enough cloth for three or Evergreen hall Thursday evening, Jan 28. C. A. PARCHER, field four of Music Offices PREBLE HOUSE. PORTLAND. flE. of bargains pairs trousers,” responded the by Mouaghan’s orchestra, of Ells- There are roads to be APOTHECARY. worth. many dirty small tailor,” “Why, yon only have an WINDSOR MOTEL. BANGOR, ME. crossed in life, but with a little patience Ellsworth, Maine People who advertise only occasionally order for the pair!,, “Yes, but lt’B a Illusions of courtship are more pleas- you will always be able to find a clean overlook Advertising the the fact that most have dude.” than realities of brings customers and persons ing matrimony. crossing. 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