| loswwimo* ruoi, *3.M ram tub. ( Vol. LIV. I ir rare i» abtabcb. tiM. | WEDNESDAY ELLSWORTH, MAINE, AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 9. 1908 AT mi Tuiwom «wrowrp?. No 37. £t&rrti*rmmt*. LOCAL AFFAIRS. 1 distributed, not only by the many callen F03 REPFESKHTATiVK. LAKEWOOD. •* rooms, bat also by the eommitteM J Winnie Garland has NSW of the surrounding towns. Sketch of 31an Ellsworth Pro- employment at tlM ADVEKI HKMKMT4 THIS WKKK. fhc ba teller;. of Mr. and Mrs. Petes poses to Sfend to the Legislature. The May, daughter Abie Garland and have been tak- Edward U Dammera Co—Optician*. John A. the nomine* (ami!; D W Carney-Sheriff sale. Fortier, died at her home on Grant streel Peters, republican ing an outing ot a (ew days up the lake. for for to the from Spencer Higgins place sale. last Wednesday eleven representative legislature Fred with wife and at RU sale. night, aged yean, Rollins, child, Haines-Opening Funeral services were was born in Burrill Nat’l Bank. held Friday after- Ellsworth, Ellsworth in 1864 Bangor, spent a few days last week at bis noon. The parents have the sympathy oj He graduated from the schools and childhood home. Egypt, Me: all their public ip bereavement. Schools with M C Austin—Lumber and wood for sale. fitted at the high school for college, and begin Tuesday the same James E. teachers as last Garland Mary C Frets Austin—Trespass notice. Parsons, cashier of the Bnrrill entered Bowdoin college in 1881, graduat- spring—Martin ia national will leave next week foi No. 1 and Miss Minerva Jordan in No. 2. Bangor, Me: bank, with Phi Beta honors in 1886. New for ar. ing Kappa On a Shaw business college. York, extended vacation for Sept. 1 party of over thirty-five the He co.i menced ol National Optical benefit of bis health. M. 8. Smith will immediately the study gathered on the shore of Green lake at Co—Optician*. be New Yore: employed at the bank in his absence, law with the late Chief-Justice Wiswell the Garland reunion. After dinner and a into the bank whether them or get you put there Mr. Parsons’ wife and son Edward will ac- social hour, a business meeting was called. not. Ely Brothers—Ely Cream Balm. and the present Justice King, and was ad- If you upend ail, someone else does the company him to New York. It was deemed advisable to form a St Paul, Minn: mitted to Hanenck bar in perma- depositing. Why not do the in your own county 1887, at nent organization. The officers banking State The Calendar clab of the Methodist following name? *1. sent us mail or Board, of Immigration. the same time admitted to were chosen: Martin A. Gar- by otherwise, starts an church held a bazaar at the Qrant being partner- President, account in our place, with Messrs. land; Mrs. Louise Moore: Savings Department. Interest Grant’s corner, last ship Wiswell and King un- vice-president, SCHEDULE OF MAILS. Wednesday evening. secretary, Mrs. Carrie compounded at 4 cent., beginning with ournext The lawns were decorated, but the der the firm name of & Garland; treasurer, per prettily Wiswell, King Mrs. Carrie committee on semi-annual dividend. Ask for AT ELLSWORTH POSTOPPICB. rain in the interfered with the Pratt; arrange- particulars about evening Peters. ments, Isaiah Garland, Mrs. Emma Wither our convenient In effect June 22, 1HV8. out-door festivities and kept away. banking melhods-for your pocket- many In 1888 he went to Bar Harbor and took and Mrs. Vests Moore. It was voted to book's sake. The club realized fl5 from the affair. MAIL* hold the next reunion on at RECEIVED. Mrs. C. charge of the Bar Harbor end of the firm’s Sept. 1, 1909, W. Currier and Har- the same Remarks were From West—*6.55 a m, 4.30 and daughter, place. made by *12.08, *8.22 and son extensive there until THE riett?, Harold, who have been practice, remaining many present, which were enjoyed by alL BURRILL NATIONAL BANK the summer •pending at Ellsworth with 1883, when he removed to Ellsworth, where The success of the affair is due to the as MAI5 ST., ME. From East—12.20 p m; 5.42 and 11.07 m. and H. EI.L8W0UTH, p parents grandparents, N. Joy and he has since law. earnest efforts of Mrs. Lonise Moore. MAIL CL08K8 wife, left last Carrier and practiced t AT POSTOPPICB. Friday—Mrs. son for their home in Miss Harriette In 1896 he was appointed judge of the Going Wsst— 11.50 a m. *2, *5.15 and *9 m. Brewer; p to resume her studies in Barnard college, Ellsworth municipal court, and has been WEST ELLSWORTH. Going East—0.16 and 6.45 aiu;4 and 5.40 p m. New York. reappointed until the present time. Mies Mildred Seeds went •Daily, Sundays included. George H. Grant has sold a a bout to Dedham lot, Mr. Peters has been connected with to teach. No mails dispatched to or received from the one-half an acre, in the Black to Monday We will sell for you. field, various successful financial east Sundays. Stetson Foster, of Boston, who will build institutions, Mrs. Bertha Higgins, who was seriously a been a trustee of the Bar Harbor ill last is We will rent for you. > bungalow there for summer home. having week, recovering. Mr. Foster and his nephew, Herbert Fos- Banking & Trust Co., of the Merrill Trust The young people bad a corn roast at We will for There will be a social dance at of are also a com- SELL buy you. Society ter, Ellsworth, building of and Harry Standley’s Co., he has been succes- Thursday evening. hall fortable on Bangor, Friday camp the Guptill shore, Pat- L. B. Carter We will certify the title. evening.^ ten’s pond. sively director, vice-president and presi- went to Northeast Harbor Miss Grace V. Riley, of Boston, is the dent Saturday and returned Sunday. We write all kinds me K lark-Urban wound of the First national bank of Ells- of insurance. guest of Miss Mabel F. Lord. company op J. A. wife and daughter Its week in Ellsworth last Saturday even- worth, now the Union Trust a re- Stackpole, YOUR Co., Mabel attended the DeBeck reunion at Write us and we will call on to a crowded and satisfied you immediately C. E. Monaghan will soon reopen his ing playing ‘markably successful institution with Clifton last week. audience. This company is always wel- dancing school for the winter. total assets at the time of Miss comed it is one of the best on the present Marion Elia McMaster, who spent here; her Harry Royal, of Plymouth, Mass., is vis- road, and perhaps it is not too much to 11,300,000. vacation with her Grandfather Barron, that it Will return to Lowell, this week. REAL iting his father, John F. Royal. say stands highest in the favor of Mr. Peters has always been actively in- Mass., C. W. & F. L. Ellsworth’s The school held a so- MASON, theatre-goers. terested in business and affairs where Sunday five-cent Miss Margaret J. Downey gave a party cial at grange hall and First National Bank The board of registration is in session labor could be Tuesday evening, Bldg., to several friends last employed, and few men in cleared fo towards paying for the Wednesday evening. at the aldermen’s room Tuesday, Wednes- library. Main Ellsworth, Ms. Ellsworth have been larger of ESTATE. Ktrest, Rev. A. J. Lord and day, Thursday, Friday "and Saturday of employers family left last labor. this week from 9 a. m. to 1. 3 to 6 With four other gentlemen, and Thursday for their home in p. m., COMING EVENTS Meriden, and 7 to 9 p. m., for the purpose of regis- later with three he assumed the * others, Co:in. tering the names of voters and FOR SALE correcting burden of carrying on the Union Shoe ELLSWORTH. the lists. Mo new names will be Williarfi P. of was voting Pratt, Portland, the no and and 31.210 fret of land situate on south side and al loot et sea stmt, Nealbeast Harbor, raeeived after 5 p. m. Friday. Manufacturing Co., realizing profit Wednesday Thursday, Sept 16 and of B. F. and wife a few the M;tun\ Tills lot of land Is on the shore and title ;pven to ion-water mark. guest Joy days keeping the business as as 17—North Ellsworth fair. Misses Clara and Alice Mullan enter- going long pos- past week. sible with benefit to the Farm with buildings In good repair. Acres fine shore properly. East Bliiehlll, Me. tained a party of friends last Saturday nobody except Wednesday, Sept. 23—Reunion of Co. Df J. W. wife and in of Apply to C. W. ft F. L. Mason. Haines, daughter May- evening, honor of Miss Sylvia Oaynor, people Ellsworth. About a hundred First Maine Veteran of Mass. refreshments Cavalry association, belle, of Dexter, are guests of J. P. El- Attleboro, Dainty hands were usually at this at were served employed Ellsworth. Dinner at noon; business and wife. and a most^njovable evening factory. dridge was spent. Miss Oaynor, who has spent meeting 2 p. m. several weeks here and at Har- He w’as one of the and is COUNTY. Estate and Inauranci Fred Studer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is Northeast organizers O. W. TAPLKY, Neal returned still spending his vacation in Ellsworth with bor, home Monday. president of the Ellsworth Hardwood Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, now 9 and 10- Fair of his Mrs. H. L. D. Woodruff. The duck hunting season began last Co., and for many years past employ- Sept. 8, Hancock County HAS SALE mother, agricultural at FOR and there has been some shoot- som 5 society Mountain park, week, good ing forty hands, and paying out a Bluehill. All the schools of the city except the on Union river. The season for A farm with buildings*—Two dwellings in town ing open large amount of money in the channels good school for the fall partridge and woodcock next Friday, high opened yesterday begins most needed. Saturday, Sunday, Kept. 11,12, —A mercantile for deer on October and moose 13—Free conference at property. term. The high school will open next Tuesday, 1, Baptist East brook. on October 15. Non-residents must have Buying into the foundry and machine 15—Aiamoosook MAIN7 .... MAINE. Tuesday, Sept. grange ST.. ELLSWORTH, Monday. licenses to hunt either birds or hnnting shop business of B. B. Walker, about two fair, East Orland. The firemen were called cut this noon big game. Licenses may be obtained in Ellsworth from L. F. Giles. years ago, that busi «ess was reorganized Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 23 and a brush fire the near 24—Fair of Eden by along railroad, and incorporated, and furnishes steady agricultural society at Park started from a lo- C. Wallace Cook, formerly of Ellsworth, Eden. street, by sparks employment to some twenty with died Saturday at the Granite hotel, West hands, at Arden comotive. Mr. Peters as Thursday, Sept. 24, Young* Sullivan, where he lived. Mr. Cook was president. grove, Otis—Field day of Green Mountain of He was a native of George Parcher has gone to Boston to do sixty-eight years age. With two others he is the owner of the Pomona grange. Ellsworth, and most of his life was hospital work previous to the opening of spent Branch Pond Lumber one of our few Tuesday and 29 and 30 here where he followed his trade as paint- Co., Wednesday, Sept. the Harvard medical at which he lumber mills —Fair of Northern Hancock OPENING SALFt 1 school, er. For about ten years he haa lived remaining here, which in dif- agricultural past society at Amherst. is a student. in Franklin and West Sullivan. About ferent ways gives employment to some two and one-half he moved to Wednesday, Sept. 30—Orland fair. Miss entertained years ago twenty-five men all the year round. Myrtle Monighan but returned to What Sullivan FAMILY GREATLY REDUOED PRIOES. Newport, It ia to REUNIONS. twenty-five of her young friends at whist last fall. He last winter in the interesting know that Mr. Petprs spent is Saturday, Sept. 12—Haslam reunion at South. Mr. Cook was to Ellsworth evidently a believer in as is ^ Monday evening atSociety hall. Refresh- loyal Ellsworth, town hall, Waltham. lO and always maintained his voting resi- shown the fact THURSDAY, SEPT. | ments were served. by that he has recently dence here. He was a veteran of the Civil added to his block at the corner of Main Miss Frances G. Leighton, who has war. S&ftcrtigantntfc Entire stock of furniture sold at sacrifice. and State streets the old Brady store spent a month’s vacation at her home Hon. Bert M. Fernald passed through ^ building, remodeling both at considerable here, left Monday for Lawrence, Mass.,' ’Ellaw'orth last Friday afternoon on his and a A 25c Box of where she is way to Bluehill where he addressed a expense, making fine, new, modern Writing Paper employed. which is an rousing republican meeting in the even- block, honor to his native R. C. HAINES, 1 Irene chapter, O. E. 8., will hold a ing. Learning during the forenoon that place, and at the present time he is build- Mr. Fernald would arrive in season to ing a residence on the Peck property on 3 special meeting next Friday evening, j spend an hour or so here, State-Commit- Bridge hill, furnishing employment at the Furniture and Successor to C. R Foster. =35 rhe worthy matron desires all officers and time and Undertaking,. teeman Hamlin arranged for an informal present doubtless for many 30—32 MAIN ST., ELLSWORTH. members to be present. at months to come to many of our skilled reception republican headquarters. artisans. who been Lynch’s band was secured to assist in call- Mrs. 8. A. Pomeroy, has visit- The nomination continues to 10. ing attention to the affair, and about 1.30 to the legislature came Thia Red-Tag sale commences Sept 10, and Sept. relatives in Ellsworth and for to Mr. Peters ^ ing vicinity an assemblage of a few hundred listened entirely unsought. A partial canvass a the past month, returned Monday to her to a brief address from the gentleman gives the assurance that he will Anyone wishing Nerve and receive a home in Mass. whom Col. Hamlin introduced aa the next very large majority of the votes Andover, of the citizens of Ellsworth. Blood Tonic try a bottle of umummmmm governor of Maine. Mr. Fernald w'jb Frank 8. Lord arrive home Monday cordially greeted by both republicans and Kalamazoo Celery Nerve and from a pleasure and business trip of. three democrats. SATURDAY NIGHT’S RALLY Blood Tonic and get a box of mmmmwmrwrfwinnfmmm. weeks to Boston and New York. He made An important transfer of business was the return vessel. made in Ellsworth this week, when Roy FREE. trip by Senator and writing paper C. Haines took over the furniture and Hale Hon. C. C. Fair- The steamer w hich was I am Percy V., pur- undertaking business of the late Curtis R. child to Speak. selling the Kalamazoo chased by Capt. Benjamin B. Arey, of and will continue the business, at Whitcomb, Haynes&Co., Foster, The closing; republican rally of the cam- Nerve and Blood Tonic for a a few weeks the same The includes Brewer, ago, was towed to place. purchase in will take in hor etc. The store will paign Ellsworth place Han- West Brooksville stock, es, wagons, short time for 75c. yesterday. be opened in his name to-morrow. Harry cock hall next Saturday evening. The new moving picture theatre, in the C. Austin, who has been with Mr. Foster Senator £ugene Hale and Hon. C. C. AGENTS several years, will with Mr. Haines ELLSWORTH'S EXCLUSIVE Giles block on Main street, to be known reiqpin Fairchild, of New York, are to be the G. A. in of the undertaking department. PARCHER, as the will this evening. charge “Bijou”, open Mr. Haines is an Ellsworth boy, and the speakers. 14 Main St., Ellsworth, Me. FOR R. M. Campbell is proprietor. past four years has been teaching in the No meeting of a campaign is just like schools of Porto his sum- Mrs. J. H. Rico, spending this last-night rally when Senator Hale Brimmer, accompanied by mers here. He is well and favorably speaks. For and with Mrs. Adelaide Emerson, is spending a few known in this section, and will be wel- many years, ssarcely a break, this has been the "SCHOOL with her sister, Mrs. E. comed in busfness circles of Ellsw’orth. custom, DAYS" days George and while essentially a political meeting, TOWN TALK Church, at her cottage at Roger’s Point, Ellsworth sent over twro hundred excur- it is also a familiar and serious talk of thi Steuben. sionists, including two hose teams, to the senator to his friends and neigh bors, re- carnival at St. Stephen, N. B., this week. gardless of their political beliefs. He never Miss Ella M. Hawkes entertained a AND patty The hose race yesterday was a new one for fails to make a profound impression. of friends at whist last evening. Miss Ellsw orth teams, but the Senators made a “behind the Marion Willett, of Dorchester, Mass., won good showing though being GET Nine teams their time NORTH ELLSWORTH. the first and Miss Frances money”. competed, prize, Doyle being as follows: St. Stephen, 46 seconds; was awarded the booby. Calais, 50: Amherst, N. S.,51 3-6; Senator Lewis Flood died last Friday, after a 52 2-5; illness. The entire RADIANT FLOUR. Mrs. Byron Gatchell and littTe daughter Hales, Ellsworth, 52; Houlton, lingering community Orouo, 57 2-5; Brewer, 59; Ellsworth, 62; sympathizes with the bereaved relatives. of are her SUPPLIES Dorothy, Brewer, visiting Bangor, no time, losing at the hydraunt. brother, JL. E. Treadwell, for a few days. The Senators won first money in the coupl- 10 St. was The lawn party and entertainment given She will then go to Aurora to visit her pa- ing race, time, secouds; Stephen 112-5 seconds. Chief En- by the Thursday club of the Congrega- and wife. second, time, rents, J. A. Treadw’ell gineer Goodwin, of the Ellsworth fire de- tional church last Thursday evening was a en- social and financial success. The decora- OF Miss Harriet Rollins left last Friday, partment, speaks very highly of the tertainment afforded visiting companies, tions were betftitiful. The vestry w’as after the summer at her home spending and of the management of the races. decorated with Chinese lanterns and para- Cobb? for Shelton, to resume teach- sols, and the grounds were illuminated Did Gov. here, Conn., by Why ing. She is instructor in German and electric lights. “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab- MOUTH OF THK KIVER. bage Patch” was a feature of the evening. French in the school of that town. did GovernorCobb Charles P. Hatch State Editor, and high Mrs. Harry W. Haynes appeared in the Why appoint of Mass., Warren P. Doughty, Lee D. Hodgkins, William E. Cross and Miss Briheua Mrs. M. L. Kimball and son return to George Smith and wife, Lynn% character of “Mrs. Wiggs”, Harry Parker are visiting Mrs. Smith’s parents,'Robert was “Tommy” and little Rachel Haynes M.M. Basfurd a Mrs. Kimball's assistants'/ Norway to-day. mother, B. wife. was fur- MOORE, duties of Carter and “Lovey Mary”. Lynch’s band Because their fitted them to fill the this Mrs. J. L. will her for a quallflowlons eminently Cook, accompany Mrs. .Fred of with her nished music. ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. important Hall, Brewer, 1 office. visit. Mrs. Cook will visit her son, J. A. three children, is visiting her brother, fitted for the duties of them/ Why were they so well required Cook, in Brunswick before her return. Clifford Fullerton. of that asset, a sound business m mm because they were possessed important of who Conductor Harry E. Rice, of the Wash- L. W. Remick and wife, Boston, education. have been visiting Mr. Remick’s mother. duties of their office? is off for his f Where did they qualify themselves for the ington County railroad, duty Mrs. Cordelia Remick, have returned Deposit your money with the old AT THE SHAW BUSINESS COLLEGE. annual vacation. With Mrs. Rice and his home. son Harold he left yesterday for a visit to Mrs. George Ray and little daughter who have Boston, Providence, R. I., and Buffalo, Georgia, of Bartlett’s Island, been relatives here, have returned NOT ENOUGH GOOD 8TENOGRAPHER81 N. Y. visiting Hancock Bank. home. They were accompanied by George County Savings than the The demand for thoroughly competent stenographers Is far greater Samuel E. Chapman, while hunting Fullerton and wife. / Our • (Only Savings Bank in Ellsworth.) •apply. Why don’t YOU take up this pleasant, employment on Union river near The Fullerton reunion was held at Val- profitable ambitious ducks the Waltham, 12-page Journal teUs how we have helped hundreds of other ley Farm, the home of George Fullerton, College had the good fortune to run across a half- Resources above liabilities more than ten cent. can YOU. Write for free copy. Sept. 2. About sixty were present. A per Joung people, and help to-day which be shot. He grown black bear, good time is reported. At the business Deposits are exempt from municipal taxation. Has been H. N. President; bear down to Ellswosth the same officers was chosen as THE DOE BUSINESS COLLEGE, DOE, brought the meeting in business It is The next reunion will be held thirty-five years. expected that Shorthand sad btstueu courses. MAINE. Friday. last year. _BAMGOB, at the same place Sept. 14,1909, the wed- Miss Leah B. Friend, who has spent a ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ful- THE NEXT REGULAR SEMI — ANNUAL DIVIDEND Tilt Ell*worth American only COUNT* pap** part of her summer vacation with her pa- lerton. rents, David Friend and wife, has gone to This community was saddened Sept. 2, the of H. Edmund at WILL BE AT THE RATE OF 4 PER CENT. where she will teach by death Garland, Call at the stuido of Natick, Mass., his home he had been ill and German in the high school here.f Although ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE English a long hi* death was a shock to all. the ensuing year. time, Bo Fe JOY, He was a young man of upright princi- Loot distance telephone, 49. The republican headquarters in the rooms ples, and integrity and w as esteemed by Hancock County 6avings Bank, all. He was buried with masonic rites. tor PHOTOS of the under the Dirigo club, opened last week popular He leaves beside bis parents, Adel hert styles and the latest novel- with T. J. Holmes in charge, has since ELLSWORTH, MAINE. Flowers ties in mounts. Garland and wife, four brothers-Irving, Seasonable Headquarters for amateurs been a busy place. Large quantities of Percy, Frank and Albert. The family has have been taken and the sincere of all. of all kinds. MAIN ST., BLISWOBTfe campaign literature sympathy done for the forenoon. Even if it 1* hot out* and IH outiooa nr im nil ana win nr u ENDEAVOR. CHRISTIAN nir mutual Bnufit Column. side It is refreshing to be in the open away promising. _ from the beet of the store, which a housewife MADGE**. MABIAVILLM. Prayer Meeting Tepie For the Week EDITED BY "AUHT hss to spend most of her time nround in or* Msriaville panp bald ita regular meet- Beginning Sept. II; IMA der to snppljr the wnnts of the inner men. ing Saturday, Sept. 5, with a good attend- Its Motto: and Let me I here tried the marina* By REV. S. H. DOTLH. “BMpful Hopeful.” say orange a nee. One candidate waa inatrnctad in one Topic.—Commending our society.—I. By lsde, end find it eery nice. Think every the third ard fourth A fine pro- KiSSiS0*BMada| June 22 ion degreea. attendance.—Ps. Heb. ore ss it is so different 8A* harbor church xxvl, 1-12; The purpoiw of thli column succinctly will be plessed with It, gram was well rendered, consisting of to banoor a, a-25. stated in the title and motto— it is far the mutual from nny other I have ever made. conundrums, quotations, songs, recita- desire of and alt** to be and I hare mnch all the letters from tions and many readings. The evening Rood It should he the every benefit, hetpfal hc^eful enjoyed A «H A M I A M was Much interest is ;p Ml P u n Endeavorer to commend the Being for the common good. It le f*r the com both old and new. Had a call from “Audi pleasantly paaaed. Christian being shown by all tha members. Some f *»! raon use—a public sarvaut, a purrejor of In- Maria'*, short but sweet. Hope that “Anon" ; "ltd- society to the church of which it good were offered. formation and a medium for the In- soon ns her letter on suggestions 7 90 suggestloa, will fire dress*making l}*—-II forms a part and to the community 90-- ; so terchange of Idea#. In tMe capacity U eollelta Now for the reunion. I so hope we will be 1 00 4*|t In which the society exists. Self pres- aairr blushill. 9 oo communication*, and Iteeneeeaedeponde largely able to get to Contention Cove, the lovely (Mili ... Sis! ervation and increased in East Rlnehlll met Saturday even- » ,51M * 95 growth on the support given u in thlh respect. Com- spot, this year, as It seems to be more grange £ In and In fruitfulness ing, with a small attendance. The oro- •••inI'1 ivj.4.U aoao>. numbers. (trace munication* must be elgned, bat the name of central for the most of the M. B's. i SOS os consisted of quotations and readings ; 2 JJ fa 6 demand that tills lie done. The socie- writer will not be by Banwubt CsACKaas—I used uneeds crack- » printed except permission. the members, ft was voted to have a ?5' KS >«!!? ST 8 wnitea of two beaten stiff, one «ramy _ ty that does not commend itself will Communication* will be subject to approval or ers. egss cup baked-bean IS. A at- chopped peanuts, one teaspoon vanilla, nipper Sept. large .Is ««. the editor of the but none is soon die for want of additional mem- rejection by column, powucred sugar to make it a little harder tendance disired. ..•-liras'.ii will be without reason. Addreue for each cracker, ? •! n bers and the sympathy and co-opera- rejected good than frosting; spread place communlcaUeu* to in baking pans, put in moderate oven forty **;j jjMlS the officers and members of all OHEKN MOUNTAIN POMONA. tion of TBB AMBOICaE, minutes. This makes three and one-hall .!* dozen. Auk. The third annual Held of Green JJ;.!!•» the church. Such commendation, there- Ellsworth. Me. day Mountain Pomona will be held at Arden fore. is an important fact in the life Many thanks to each and all from Young's grove, Otis, Thursday, Sept. 1M. of every Christian Endeavor society. Games will be the attraction in the morn- Dear Mutuals: Aunt Madge. One of the very best methods by ing, followed by a picnic dinner The Perhaps, like myself, your thoughts presiding officer, Capt. A. I. Foes, will Potld which a Christian Endeavor society | Batn l» Oft 11 turn to that question which Annually call the afternoon exercises to order at 2 0ft}6 30i 7 Oo' a may commend itself is suggested by 3mong tljr ©rangers. o'clock. Address of welcome Martin Bangor to bar appeals to us for a decision—the time by harbor** the topic—by church attendance—and ! A. Garland and response by Milton Beck- and place for the holding of our reunion. of Ellsworth. that means, of course, by regular at- This column is devoted to the Orange, es- with, Speeches by*State Saadiyj Erne Stine called me up by telephone the Master C. 8. Obadiah Gardner, P M 001/ The time of most pecially to the granges of Hancock county. Stetson, tendance. meeting me Hon. L. Merrill and Bain 10 00 * evening of August 28, and assured that The column i* to all for the Milton State Assessor **i* societies is before the evening open grangers W. just she be to have us meet at Thousands of American women J. Thompson. would glad again discussion of topics of general interest, and Potld. 1» « 5r- church service. Suppose from 50 to in our homes are her cottage at Contention Cove. daily sacrificing for reports of grange meetings. Make letters _*« llRjtJB* * If as Bnff'r.... *6 » «"10 19 00 >« 100 young people are present their lives to communications must BAYHIDE. ELLSWORTH. •!! 05 3 » We do appreciate the invitations we duty. short and concise. All Br Jo***. • IT 10 CO *1 M soon as Is dismissed all At the last of aide ... ••••5 the society and In order to keep the home neat be signed, but names will not be printed ex- meting Bay pup Hld’n • M 10 25 17 have received from the different nieces, ... the Jordan lot araa (elected aa the Phil L... .. SR Immediately quietly and devoutly en- and the children of the writer. All com- Edgar (too iota.... would like to all of in pretty, well dressed cept by permission the B. Or L. accept them, only site for proposed grange hall. Bcott ..» »» l« 40 .... ter the church service, what a deep and women overdo. Ar female munications will be subject to approval by Nic’ln... that case we should have quarterly, instead tidy, Estej, Clifton woodward aad Capt. Wil- 7tO0!10*4!l .... will make the the editor, but none will be without Ells P... 7 14‘ 11 02. impression they upon weakness or is often rejected lis L Pratt were a committee « of annual As last our displacement appointed ... ; 1! meetings. year ELLft 7 I till 02 12 ooi entire The society at on and good reason. to select exact location. Milton Beckwith W 4|0 J L congregation! were laid to meet at the they suffer in silence, Jo.. plans Wyman brought was elected a finance committee. It was once commends itself to all present. along from bad to Pr R. cottage, 1 am taking the responsibly of drifting worse, voted to invite Arbntna of Hn. jil S|!J’!8j DATBS. grange Surry The verdict Is that Christian well that to Wsuk ... general as the data when knowing they ought Wednesday evenidg, 23. •7 is appointing September 18, Sept. M «'« Endeavor means and par- have to overcome the and of Green D P... I! f* iw'JSjS something, same help pains Saturday, Sept. 19—Meeting 505 we will try to be together at that Soil’n ... *•»»• sons and ! ? 5 ents want their daughters aches which make life a burden. Mountain Pomona with Greenwood Had P... •_7i»j::::j M .... place, with the next fair day in view if daily SOUTH DEER ISLE. | oo *1 00! 5 with flrnto ... c7 90 to become identified it. It is to these faithful women that grange, Bast brook. U80 dl 10 ,5 io that day should be stormy. Vivian Greenlaw has gone to Sangerville Bor H ... But liehold the is....j r»j m v, 7*» opposite picture, of Green to teach. Seal H .. 0^.... 2 *111 1 Thursday, Sept. 2V Field day 25 *2 25 6 40 NBHAr •0 «.... which is too frequently seen in some LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S »;.... * 46*o •? 45« : Novice sands the following new idee, Mountain Pomona at Arden Young’s Mr. Van Wick and family have returned 8 WHAr oo societies! The Christian Endeavor to W 7 15 with a little which Otis. Cambridge. Manat... preface, says: VEGETABLE COMPOUND grove, 33:rjl?.n.?« „>0! benediction is pronounced, and a pro- Lina Greenlaw has gone to Springfield, “I ought to have sent this before, as green comes as a boon and a blessing, 19— of Hancock cession begins from the church. A Saturday, Sept. Meeting Mass., to teach. beans have about and shell beans as it did to Mrs. m. connoct ** gone by F. Ellsworth, of Pomona with Harvest Home grange. West School commenced ti?S3WMru«iS4S|5p with Wuhiiiftton few may be compelled to return home. Aug. 31. Clermont CoRR come in their place; don’t know but tt would Mayville, N. Y., and to Mrs. W. P. Ellsworth. Knowlton, of Sunset, is teacher. •Pally Sunday, included. But the others are seen starring In work well for those.** Boyd, of Beaver Falls, say: of . Utra Sunday at 0 . d<. a to catch PsL,who Joseph Thurston, Cambridge, Mass., couples for walk, hurrying A New Way op Cookixg String Beaks— All to entertain the t Stop on ittnol to “I was not able to do own Work, grangera wishing ! arrived Wednesday on a short business conduttor. a to another church, where a a handful of beans into boil- my fbmona next send trolley Drop prepared to the female trouble which grange year, please trip. q Sunday, only. ing water; don’t let the water stop boiling, so owing from musical programme has lieen notice to secretary the annual E. special waits second ov two, and drop in another, I suffered. Lydia E. Pinicham’a Vege- before J. Robbins, of Cambridge, Mass., left at Bluehill Oct. 3. Also state for rr^^fnu announced or a sensational sermon .and so on until all are In, being careful that table me meeting Sunday his home. His daughter Alioe 5srjvssr Compound helped wonderfully, w to the water is kept at boiling point. Add salt, month to and name she on her to Stop, Ukl bat not to I rite subject has been advertised. What and I am so well that I can do at a youwish entertain, accompanied him, being way po»«1Iw. cover closely, and boil twenty-five minutes, big" to teach. I d Stop. at Sorrento member selected to deliver address of Putnam, Conn., Sunday only u — will people think of such a society? when they will be soft ana tender. This is day's work as I ever did. I wish every of puoengcr. from It was a to point* w,’»iof certainly a great Improvement on the old- aiclc woman would welcome. M. B. Hinckley, secretary. great shock tbe friends of HonooV What will the pastor think as he secs try it. Tickets fashioned method of boiling three hours, as Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Knight when, on Mon- for all points South ul the vacant In the church? all will testify. A housekeeper of almost the news reached them of West for sale at places FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. HANCOCK POMONA. day morning, tlieM.C.JLt church officials think? sixty years experience tried thia and pro- the death of their Flora. ticket What will the nounced it fine. Novice. only daughter. office, Ellsworth. For years E. Pink- The program for the meeting of Pomona She was a tbe idol at a What will the think? All will thirty Lydia lovely girl, home, Tbeso tmina connect at Banner people grange with Harvest Home grange. West favorite her withthrm* Thanks for this new way. ham’s Vegetable made among schoolmates, and o« **» Line, to and think that the Christian Endeavor so- Compound, includes the follow* at* frum fi® from roots and herbs, has been the Ellsworth, Sept. 19, dearly loved by all who knew her. Tbe Boaton And 8t John. is n failure; that it trains the ing: sorrowing and the brother Are ciety j parents only Passengers earnestly ryquettlr to or®, Aunt ann Mutumlt: standard for female ills, vows Dear Mangr remedy Address of welcome.Lettie have the sympathy of all. Tbe casket was curt tickets before the young people to break their and and has Ouptill entering traiatiid May I join your column? I have long been positively cured thousands of Response.C H Curtis covered with flowers, the gifts from loving KUswort'1 to Falla and FallitJ should have very little consideration ] Home friends. KlCwIfrt^ a silent reader, and have got lots of from women who have been troubled with Song.Harvest quartette In help Should a man invest P. E. or place the church's life. More- Question young 3.. BOCrtlBY, CJen’l Pa**. A gent. it. I am a young have ulcera- a a Sept. H. housekeeper, only displacements, inflammation, his money in grange cor poration or _ over. for your own sakes yon need to Portland, Me. kept house five years, so don't know very tion, fibroid tumors, savings bank?" attend own church irregularities, James W F T Jeliison Hives, eciems. itch or salt rheum sets regularly your much, bnt as I have never seen it in the col* that bear- Carter, you periodic pains, backache, Question: “What constitutes a woman's Can't hear the touch of sendees. You have vowed to do so. j K crazy your clothing, EASTERN uiun, perhaps this suggestion might be a help wt rk on the farm?” mg-down feeling, flatulency, Doan's Ointment Nor is that in in tran- to some one. It's how to indiges- Mrs N B Mrs Laura Treworgr cures the most obstinate “growth grace" can green peas, nervous Colby, tion,dizjuness,or prostration. I Address.. State Speaker cases. Why suffer? All druggists sell it.— sient church going—here Ht one serv- string beans and corn. I have just taken Why don’t you try it ? Music.Quartette —Arfrr. ice and some place else at the next. thirty-five quarts of string beans from the j Steamship Company boiler. I use ne-quart jars (Mason for Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick Transients grow little In grace and sure) NORTH PENOBSCOT. j for women to write her for advice. HIGHLAND, In But do in peas, taro-quart jars for string beans (my iUtBicai. knowledge. they grow She has to Highland grange, at its regular meeting HON. WILLIAM T. COBB and CALY15 John is very fond of them), pint jars for corn. guided thousands restlessness, and many sooner or ] evening, instructed four caudi- I prepare them as to for dinner; then health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Friday AUSTIN. Receirer*. cpok dates in the third and fourth degrees. At later have really no church home—a fill with them all jars raw, and fill with cold recess ice-cream and cake were served. JloMt l)«Mit An«I lUuehlll Pitiatoa sad state for Christians. on new ! A water; pnt two rings and screw on Visitors were from East Orland sometimes I buy some good old bouse and present Simple Question Church attendance Is lightly es- oap tight. Place narrow pieces of hard-wood and Bluehill. A short program was car- make it over, then again I am furnishing it, Ellsworth ore teemed many. This Is a great mis- board at bottom of wash boiler, and in ried out. People Requested by put and sometimes I am fixing up a little cottage take. It is of tremendous all the jars you can so not to crowd, then fill importance, out at our one lake to camp out during oar RAINBOW, NRRTH HKOOKSTILLK. 1 to Answer TbU. boiler with cold water to Honestly else Christ would not have foundel cover tope of jars terrible hottreathgr. In this cottagefl move Bainbow grange met about four inches. Boil two and one-half | Thursday evening. Is not the word of ■ citi- His church nor have died tor it. in my oldest furtoitare, for no im-urance Sept. 3, with 130 members present. Alter representstive SIX-TRIP SbUlICJC. hours after beginning to boil. Take boiler Christian do can be gotten on these bouses as are i business the lecturer a program zen of Efiswortb more then If Mat tinner J T Endeavorers, your part and all off they presented convincing Cnmmeoeln* outlay. 4. stove, and let cool under water. I as follows: cbnir? In this tide of indifference out of reach of the fire limits, and so I spend Bong, dia'ngne; recita- Mor*« leave* Bar Baiter at 130 p m, veer stemming They go fine when the garden is all covered ! Della Vesta the doubtful utterances of people living for Beal Harbor, XorUeoi HuUr, Soutk- many tired hours in my imaginary vacations. tion, Snow; recitation, Hawes; diiji by being faithfully in your place In with snow. Another little we*t Hatbor. Brook Hn. Hrrr late, Srdgwtek, help: Did any of health dialogue; song, PhebeDurgainand Joanna else in the Union? Bend this: My has been very poor for the past ; everywhere Saraentvtll •, Dark Hari. and Rockland, coo- your own church at every service. the Mutuals ever try, after mixing water and I Durgain; dialogue, Bessie Grey and Fannie * three years, but has ended quite recently iQ C. W. Birch o«eil-i with skaaoier for lk>nott. BIBLE READINGS. floor to make for after Grey; song, Gladys Grey; dialogue; re- Pierce, retired, Ave., Ells- thickening gravy, to our house a fine who is j Steamer leave* Blur lit I at 2 m, week dm bringing little non, marks by a number of mem- p stirring until all were out, some large visiting “I ss for South sunlnrton Tremoal Ps. lxvi. 1-15; lxxxlv. 1-12; cxvt. lumps taking seven weeks old and seventeen worth, Ue., says: just emphsticslly Bluchlli, (Wwt weighs pounds, | here. At a late hour all went home well Vorth Haven and 17-19; exxii. Acts 11, 28; of the hot gravy and mix in with the cold, Mowtajra ami Thursday), 1-9; 42-47; IX, tells very pretty stories to us all and is a real pleased with the evening’s entertainment. endorse Oosn’s Kidney Pills to-dsy ss I BocalaoU, oonotcUua with -toamer lor Bomob. before putting it all together. I think it Eph. T, 25-29. stops “John Herman” by name. His only brother, UTURMMi all After the is did in 1906, sfter I bsd procured the rem- Inaips. thickening cup empty, Ellsworth, who is is PBNOBSCOT. | week it in nearly sixteen, very Staamer leave* Boatoo at 5 p », dm pnt sink placed upside down to stop it st Hoore’s store snd used it proud of him, but bad the misfortune to be bit- Penot scot held its edy drag with fur Bock la imI. On* Secret of Suceass. from drying so kard before grange first regular washing dishes. 5.SC a or on arrlralel One secret of Christian Endeavor's ten by a mad dog the day little John arrived meeting since July 3, on Friday evening. such good results. Psins serose my buck Leave Rockland at m. Do same with other dishes that on steamer from Boston, except Moarfir, dry easy. The Pasteur institute at Chicago brought Nearly all the officers were present and a daily, success is Us definiteness. It does not Here is an eaay, quick snd through my loins kept me in for Bar Harbor and BlueMU, »U inienscduir him through hia trouble, and weru cer- good percentage of the patrons. A greater misery 8alad they landings. say to young people, "Be good.” It Dxkssing (uncooked)—One-half cup of the time before recess was utilised hot tainly d%rk days for us all, but the part for s long time. The action of the kid- nm elaaa fare. Iter IUrU>r tu BoMoa. H* vinegar, one-fonrth cup batter or oil. one gohfi lor as had says: “Be good for something. Be good Father business, the body not met for so •n, ti round crip. teaspoonful each of mustard and salt, n little who rules over us all certainly was secretions was too way; two long. It was voted to invite Castine grange ney altogether frequent enough to make it the rule of your life pepper, eggs. Beat butter, mustard, eggs, merciful to us, and I believe our sick All lire M«t. viaMaMinf salt and ^babies and grange, of North to freight, exoepi pepper together while heating vine- Halcyon Bluehill, snd the passages were s la tnaured a*aie.i nr. tai aa- to pray and read the Bible, to support then nre nt nn end now. meet with us eccompauied by thlaoompaLv, gar, add vinegar and one-half can of Friday evening. Sept. IB. rtMrlafc. condensed your own church loyally, to be an out- milk, and it is ready to eat. Jt is Meb asked for a candy recipe last year call- AfteV recess the program was taken up burning sensation. Medical treatment K. 8. .1. si nun. Altai. without the bnt I do of Christ with a faith heating vinegar, it ing for sugar and syrup. Although the time as follows: Reading, Matilda spoken disciple Rood1 have a fire. The Peterson; snd various remedies 1 used me some receipt said not. has Bernard E. gave that is worth to long since passed, 1 am going to fiend one clippings, Varnum, Boy F. talking about, do your I wish some of the Mutuals would write how 1 in. I received the Mocbn cake Leach, Lila F. Dunbar and Bernice Var- relief, but nothing to be compared with itnv. share of the committee work-in short, to a frosting recipe SMwrtier. manage stubborn child. 1 have a little num; song, Harriet Billinga, who re- and like it very much. That reminds me that j what I received from- Doan's Pills. be good for definite and boy that is pretty good while we are sponded to an encore. About mem- Kidney something alone, our fall carnival time is almost thirty but when here, and 1 bers and two visitors were practical that comes down out of the there is any one in he is present. I noticed a change in my condition soon th^house sent a number of the postals to Aunt Madge bad and does his worst. I do want to do clouds and gets its feet> upon the what of the carnival for distribution sfter 1 bsd the use of this is best among the begun remedy, earth.” The and hardest work- by him, bnt I don’t know what that is. GREENWOOD, EACTTBROOM. happiest Mutuals, all stamped, at Christmas time. I snd when Some folks think lam too but I don«t Greenwood held its meet- I had taken the contents of two ers in our churches are the strict, never knew if she grange regular today think 1 seceived them. With this am. as he is my only child, and I am ing Sept. 5, with fifty members and two the in back bsd young who have let this letter I will send some postals of the havoc boxes, pain my entirely people genuine so yonng I have lots to learn. visitors present. September IB Green Christian Endeavor idea soak in until wrought by our Nebraska cyclone. There will Mountain Pomona will meet with this disappeared snd all the other difflcalties I am afraid I have written far too much. I it has become be enough to go only to those who are grange. Programme for next the active, dominating have been out of doors most of the time'this meeting: had been corrected. Since then 1 have collecting postals, for I could not get any Song, Etta Googins and A. P. Bunker; force in their lives. This same princi- summer; have quite a lot to eat laid for by more. S recitation, Lizzie Williams; sohg, Mr. and seldom been without a supply of Doan's which has made Christian En winter. I do enjoy the flowers, birds and ple. lots It is bed time ! Mrs. K. B. Lewrie; reading, Millie Wil- of and for my little John and myself, Kidney Pills on hand, snd whenever 1 have deavor such a power in the air, think any one can t get too much. bur; song, Jennie Merchant and Henry deve:c;i-| and nurse, who is still with me, insists on I enjoy Susan’s letters much. I my French. to I know ment of the individual, applies equally very hope to us appealed them, that I am recom- live out retiring early, but if Aunt Madge wishes to the collective work of the there some time. A. R. B. society. she can publish this, I am sure I JOHN SULLIVAN. mending a that does all that is I am much to although DORITY, remedy The Ls pleased receive this good could find successful, progressive society something more interesting to After a vacation of four weeks, John claimed for it. letter, and hope you will come again. the one that sets before its members write about. A. 54. d. I Dority grsnge met Friday evening with a attendance. One For sale by ail dealers. Price 50 cents. definite aims and holds them to ac- I can’t tell yon how much I have en- good application was re- I ceived and one candidate was instructed count for the progress made.—Wil- Mb., Aoj.21.1K0*. joyed your letter. Should like to men- Foster-Hilburn Co., Buffalo, New To Aunt j in the drat two degrees. Plans were dis- York, Madge and the Mutual!: tion sole tor the United States. liam Shaw, General Secretary of the many things in it, but cannot take ; cussed or a shingling bee at the hall Tues- agents I wrote just one year ago this month, but Be member United Society of Christian Endeavor. the space for it, as 1 want you all to have day. The ladies will served dinner. All the name—Doan’s-snd take hare often since then and tried, thought of seemed glad to eet back to no other. Ann’s letter and her new to grange again, writing especially after the many nice invita- recipe try. A Prison Endeavorer’s Work. The next is tions I have had to do to and the nice letter to recipe, however, sent by A. When the Christian Endeavor so- my John from Aunt Madge last fall. M. D., and is called I don’t think Traxisu ciety held its seventeenth international a week haB passed by that I Delhjht— Four cups white sugar, scant half cup corn convention in Nashville, Tenn.. before have not read The AatWts and enjoyed the syrup, cup water, boil moderately without about ten min- many good houeehold stirring the convention was called to order a hinta it haa published. utes, then try by droppiug a little in cold 1 was interested water; if it can be rolled in a to especially in the little round ball, Kentucky pastor presented Pr imaginary remove from fire and vacation published last for I pour slowly over the Clark a the of week, have had so whites of two that have travel, gift the Christian of eggs previously been many just such vacations and beaten aud continue What thoroughly st»ff, beating until it be- Else Endeavor of Please? society Eddyville prison to enjoyed them and will tell you how I take gins beat hard and thicken*, then add two It was made a Eudeavorer them. teaspoons of any kind of by prison I have a fiat in this flavoring, and some three-story busy chopped nuts. Pour on buttered after Iris hours. It was beau- town, and plates to working constantly keep roomers, so there Perfectly delicious. a Washburn is never Crosby’s tifully fashioned from wood time I am alone Kentucky except on very rare Our sympathies are given to Janet in with a penknife and a' tile and was occasions. Then I have my vacations, and the loss of a and to often I go to bed granddaughter, Dell, ornamented with silver bands. “This very early just to be alone who has and have been called to part with a sister. brother,” said the speaker, “was led to another vacation. On our side of the the Saviour by the Endeavor street is one flat &f er society, another, while on the Dear Jf. Bn.: and opposite side are three the polish and taste he has given How ore former residences of the ‘Teal you all after the terrible hot sum- to tiie otheivvise society” rough material in this people. This is a I *>ave given and short avenue and the mw?l nearly np thought 1 gavel are emblematic of the of coala not the change grounds these three houses are laid ont get through day, but kept on to effected the in the end, and as it ia now by gospel that prison." very prettily with wiuding walks. Two of getting cooler, am 1 GoldMedal them are still glad had the and occupied by the ’’society «0" courage health to do ao. 1 and when 1 have no often think of the poor little in Christian Endeavor Seasons. day-time vacation #n sum- children mer I sit and look the hot citiea who never know The Watchword tells of a meeting, a out over these pretty what a good, yards. I have none, not even pure breath of air ia, and think how thankful New Team’s social, which a Christian one rose bash .^w; only some we who.live in the morning glories over country ahould be for auch .... Endeavor society once held. One of the back' -vy.*- porch. Then often out lovely day* with the breezes (which we da the members come the ladies to represented the old year their have sometime the expensive automobiles in dresses, shoes through day or evening) and told of what the had done or all of the fine society slippers, coats, hats and gloves to match, and vegetables fresh from the the even daring past year. At the close of in delicate bines and pinks gardens, also berries. •* In winter I Ills address he introduced the New take this vacation from I am like Esther; I love to roam the pastures Flour my and t Tear in the form of a charming young dining-room, wonder which one ia the and fields for ths berries after the work U lady, who then brought before the so- happiest they with all the best this world afforda, or ciety her plane for the future. She ln- my hnaband and myself who work Passed Examination Successfully. hard trying to save for the fhankYou little Else troducod her four sisters. Sim- home to Doaahne, Eew Britain, Cobh., writes: Spring, come. Then James Nothing thejother vacation I take in bed 1 tried several remedies, and was mer, Autnmfi and Winter, who each ia kidney building that longed-for cottage home, and treated by our best physicians for diabetes, told what they intended to do for but did not improve until 1 took Foley’s Kid* After the second bottle I showed Chrtat*and the church. A poet might ney Remedy. improvement, and five bottles cured me com* TJust Gold M lDAL Floir lmmortaitoe himself en such an oeca- I have since passed a rigid examina- Sletely.on for life insurance.” Foley's Kidney Remedy cures backache and all forma of kid* ney ana bladder tronbls. G. A. Psicixa. ; ■* i Itfacitiaraimtii. m u »nd also visited relatives at Opechee. StftmuKmaim. (•network, 78 a Oept. Sprague's lather, Capt. L. JR. .■Judge1 may recommend gratuitiea in 8prague, accompanied him home. addition to the above lilt on oapedaUj dnernnK article*. Article! to thiiduL Women’s ll!SrJ5r 10 dn,w muit bi ex- SWAN’S ISLAND. hibited by the owner or make or ber I, and Mrs. Barbour ■•ent, and no will bo on Oapt. attended the premium paid fair at any article that baa already drawn a pre- Bangor. Ailments mium at any previona exhibition of thii Mrs. F. W. Kent, of Rockland, spent a eociety. lew daps here last week. are many and peculiar. At Mr. and Mrs; Oill, of Brockton, Mass., times they so disorganize the have returned home alter spending a lew that the health daps at Mrs. I. W. Stinson’s. system general COUNTY NEV 8 is Alvah a impaired and weakened. County Nnv dm tthet Pray gave birthday partp to bis pagm friends and schoolmates Mondap. The When women feel nervous afternoon was spent plaping out-door and or suffer with ISLE A U HAUT. games. debilitated, Mrs. Lillie sick headache and depression, GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH. Norwood is very ill at the home of her mother, Mrs. The of Isle so Heat Humphrey. people recently Her many friends for her re- celebrated the semi-centennial of the hope speedy Union covery. church, built half a century ago _8ept. 7. 8. by the combined efforts of Rev. Joshua Eaton and Mrs. Lucretia P. H. Turner, K1ITKKY TO J&xx/iuM CARIBOU. one of the famous characters of the island thoroughfare. Simon S. Brown, of senior The church had its in the Waterville, beginning member of the Kennebec died home of some of the early settlers. Eng- county bar, lishmen visited this locality and made Saturday, aged seventy-five years. This is settlements before the Pilgrims landed at the fourth death in the Kennebec bar will Plymouth rock. Martin came promptly relieve these Pring within a yjar, the others being Albert G. hither from Bristol in 1603, and in 1601 and do Lendall Titcomb and unpleasant symptoms, Champlain sailed through these waters. Andrews, Orville D. much toward The highest point on the island bears his Baker, all of Augusta. restoring healthy name. conditions to the The Now A Tele- variousorgans. In the middle of the last century, the England Telephone For home of John Turner and his graph Co. has secured control of the backache, dizzy spells, wife, Mrs. feeble Lucretia P. H. Turner, was the scene of North eastern Telephone Co.,the Lewiston- blood, stomach weak- and the ladies’ many religious meetings, Auburn Telephone Co., and the Cumber- ness, constipation and other sewing circle that met in this home was the beginning of the church. Money for land Telephone Co., three independent distressing ailments, Beech- building the meeting house was raised by companies operating in some twenty-five am's Pills are a reliable Rev. Joshua Eaton and Mrs. Turner, the towns and cities in Maine. preventive and former soliciting funds in many towns and cities along the coast of Massachu- The air ship being exhibited at the setts, and the latter in Maine cities and Central Maine fair in Waterville caught towns. fire while in the air Wednesday, and A Natural The meeting house was nearly completed before the winter of 1867 set in, and for Charles O. Jones, of Hammondsport, N. Y., fifty-one years its white spire has been a the operator, plunged with the wreck 600 landmark visible to seafarers many miles feet to the from diatant. s ground, receiving injuries Remedy which he died an hour later. Soli Wforywfcw. h boons 10c. «■! ISo. The seven original members of the Church were Capt. and Mrs. John Kemp- ton, Mrs. Lucretia P. H. Turner, Mrs. Hannah Turner, Mrs. Olive Turner, Mrs. Abigail Turner and Mrs. Betsey Turner. There have been forty-two additions since the church was organized. The North church, of Portsmouth, N. H., sent a com- munion service in June 1868. Rev. Mr. Eaton’s labors extended over a period of seventeen jrears. Rev. J. P. a served as Beit heifer of Mallowell, Baptist minister, 1-year-old any Best three epocimen cucumbers, 35 16 in the ’70s. The founder of other pastor early AMHERST FAIR, breed, 7B 50 Best three specimen cauliflowers, 36 16 the Mrs. Lucretia P. H. Beat heifer calf of other church, Turner, any Beat display of vegetables, 75 36 died March 9, 1894, aged eignty-seven 50 25 on breed, Judges may recommend gratuities years. PREMIUM LIST FOB UP-RIVER Beet native 100 50 other articles not cow, especially deserving In the summer of 1896 a simple form EXHIBIT. BWINE. found on this list. was adopted for the admission of new Stop Your Cough Beit Poland China boar, 100 50 FLOWEU8 AND PLANTS. members, since which a number of young have united with the church. Three or four of Mmd'i lllisft on Beit Poland China low, 1 00 50 Best 76 36 people By- drops Aoudyac INFORMATION TOR EXHIBI- display potted plants, laws were in and officers re Heve* tick i in the throat and the Colds, ORNEBAL Beit White Cheater boar, 100 60 Best cut 76 36 adopted 1897, sugar ing stops cough. display flowers, have t een elected since that — Beit White Cheater 100 50 regularly if mar cause serious throat and troubles. TORS OFFICERS AMD DIRECTORS aow, Best display of dahlias, roses, unchecked, lung Beat Berkshire 00 time. Mrs. Elsie S. Turner, who united boar, 1 50 asters, pansies, crysanthe- To avoid risk, apply Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment pvomptljr* OF THX SOCIETY. Beit Beri:ihire 1 00 50 with the church in 1858 and has been aow, raums, petunias, gtadiolas, Beit aow and not leaa than five clerk many years, died in 1901, and Miss officers' OF SOCIETY. pigi, 100 50 Harriet A. M. Turner has served as clerk SOfl’S 2Z2B2Z ever since. Beat hog, age conaidered, 1 00 50 each 25 10 Acorsrcs Archer, Amherst, President variety, M. O. the is a Beit pig under lix montha, 75 35 Beat 35 15 Baltzer, present pastor, William J. bouquet, of Liniment Johnston, Amherst, SHEEP. Best floral 35 16 graduate Bangor theological seminary designs, and a senior of Bowdoin college. He has Hu been a successful family remedy for nearly a century, Vice-President Beat Merino ram, 75 35 Best dinner table decorations, 35 16 aroused much enthusiasm among the for both internal and external urea. N. Beat Merino 75 35 Alvah Jrwett, Amherst, Secretary ewe, PAINTINGS. members of the and or- Bronchitis Beat Cotiwold 75 35 younger church, Internally for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Dr. J. H. Patten, Amherst, Treasurer ram, a ball which once a Beat Cotawold 75 35 Best oil of the follow- ganized team, plays and most disorders. ewe, paintings week with the of the Point respiratory DIRECTORS: Beit Down 75 35 ing 75 85 college boys it dismisses Cuts, Wounds, Shropshire ram, subjects, Lookout club. An athletic field day is to Externally any pain. Beet Down 75 35 Landscape Landscape original Swollen and Frost-bitten O. Amherst Shropshire ewe, be held the last of the month. Sprains, Muscular Rheumatism, Forrest Silsby, Beit Southdown 75 35 Flowers Flowers liniment is ram, original The fair and festival of the ladies’ sew- Feet. Pain leaves the moment the applied. J. G. Dl'NHAM, Amherst Beat Southdown 75 35 Fruit Fruit original June ISOS. ewe, ing circle, held in Revere memorial Guaranteed under the Food and Drafts Act, to, Beat ram and three or Animals Animals hall, Serial number SIS. Charles P. Silsby, Aurora flock, original was the most social feature of important At all Dncghto. MfiftOc. Get a Bottle new. Aurora more ewea, 125 75 Figures Figures original Mrs. C. Turner Georoe Crosby, Fish Fish the semi-centennial. John KEEP IT ALWAYS IB THE HOUSE. POULTRY. original is of this Mrs. Charles M. Smith, Amherst Best collection oil 75 president society. Qeorge S. Johnson A Co. Boston. M Beat trio 50 25 paintings, F. of bad of the L Plymouth Kocka, Best on silk or GO Kenngott, Lowell, charge Charles P. silsby, Maria Yille Beat trio Black 50 25 painting satin, handsome decorations. Spanish, Best GO Alvah N. Amherst Best trio White 50 25 display painted china, exercises included a sermon Jewett, Leghorn, Best 60 Sunday’s by Beit trio Brown 50 25 display crayon drawing, Rev. Charles of the Leghorn, Best GO Harbutt, secretary Beit trio 50 25 display map drawing, Maine dedication of a REGULATIONS. Light Brahmaa, Best and 60 missionary society; RULES AMD Beit trio tea. 50 25 pen ink, landscape, window in of Mrs. Lucretia P. H. Wyandot Best and GO memory Beat flock with 50 25 pen ink, marine, and addresses Bunuel 1. No outranoe fee of any kind will heni(iiz rooster), Best and GO Turner, by Dickson, Beat flock or 50 25 pen ink, animals, of Rev. Charles F. chlckeni(tlve more), Best and 60 Philadelphia; Robinson, be charged on any article intended tor Beit trio 50 25 pen ink, figures, of N. and Rev. F. CLARION REPUTATION ducka, Best 75 Milford, H.; Qeorge exhibition. Beat trio geiae, 50 25 display pyrography, Kenngott, of Lowell, Mass. The church Beat trio turkeya, 50 25 DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. S8B8888888 was decorated by Mrs. Kenngott with 2. Only one preminm will be paid IS FRUIT. Beet loaf white bread. 35 evergreens, spruce trees, ferns and cut ESTABLISHED. on any article', except It be tor sweep- flowers. Beat dub ot tbe following va- Best loaf brown bread, 36 Thirty four years of the best Best 36 •takee. rieties of apples, each dish to display honey, service have proven CLAR- contain five and Best maple 35 3. Premiums are only paid to resi- specimens display syrup, SSKS GOTT’S ISLAND. IONS reliable. no more, 35 15 Best sample butter, three lbs. dents of the towns of Amherst, Au- Baldwins Ben Davis or more, 75 S Miss I jams, who has been the guest 6f Thousands of Maine people rora, Mariaville, Waltham, Clifton, Bellflowers Famense Best display preserves, pickles Miss E. S. Peterson, has returned to her in have learned to trust CLAR- Eastbrook and the plantations of Roibury Russets Hubbards tons and jellies, each. home Philadelphia. Great Noe. 21 ana 28. Qolden Russets Porter Best home-made cheese, Dr. F. E. Leonard and wife, of Oberlin, IONS for economy, Pond, Best home-made efficiency 4. In older to receive Alexanders Wagener flannel, 0., who have been at the Hillside, left for and premiums, Northern Gravenstein Best pair home-made blankets. 60 their home last durability. articles must be exhibited by their Spies 8588 Tuesday. Duchess Black Oxford Best pair woolen or worsted Francis A CLARION will owner or his and all Miss Anna Brooks, Murphy give jrou agent, prodaots Red Astrachan Wealthy knit mittens, gloves and hose, and Miss Dannenhower left of the must Brooks, jr., nothing but good service—it's farm, dairy, orchard, oto., To 1 man Sweets Pound Sweet each. Thursday for Philadelphia. have been the present year., R. 1. Greening Kings Best pair ladies* cotton hose, careful construction guarantees (produced Miss Hosmer, of Somerville, who 5. The directors reserve the William’s Favorite Nodhead Best pair knit woolen drawers, Mass., right has l>een the guest of Mrs. Johnson at Old this. to reduce the in Wolf River Blue Pearmain Best home* made yarn, £855 premiums pro rata, Best home-made Farm, left for her home Friday. order to the within the Yellow Transparent Strawberry rag carpeting, See the or keep expenses Maiden’s Blush Stark five yards, 50 8 William S. Grant, of Philadelphia, was CLARION agent, of the fair. receipts Crab Rambo Best cotton, worsted, Bilk and here in bis yacht from Northeast Harbor THE IMPERIAL CLARION. write us. 6. for a Articles competing premium Best plate pears, 35 velvet quilt, each, with a large party of excursionists. must be entered on the 35 Best afghan, 58 ESTABLISHED secretary’s Best plate plums, M. V. Babbidge went to Ellsworth WOOD 6 BISHOP Me. books by noon of the first day of the Best plate grapes, 35 Best yarn, braided and drawn Tuesday with Capt. Frank Babbidge in |SJ9. CO.. Bangor. Hir. Live stock will be received up Best plate cranberries (cultivated) 35 rug, each, the yacht Jessie, and returned Wednesday. Best of 1 00 50 Best knit or crochet bedspread, 90 to » 30 a. m. of the second day. Draft display grafted fruit, Joyce, of Atlantic, was here with recommend on Best embroidered bedspread. 75 Sidney horses and oxen may be en- Judges may gratuities £85 a on a picnic Saturday. In the J. P. Ellsworth, Maine. (trial) other exhibits of fruits not here Best cotton, silk and embroid- party Sold by ELDRIDGE, trial. deserving were L. B. and wife who tered up to the time set for ered apron, each, party Joyce listed. called on old fi lends. 7. If the weather is unfavorable, FARM PRODUCE. Beat toilet set, 55 the over Best emb. Bertha infant daughter of William fair will continue Thursday, Best 35 15 cotton, silk, velvet, Maud, sample wheat, Mexican and Batten sofa Gottand wife, died night of cholera Oct. 1. Best 35 15 burg Friday sample barley, 76 infantum, aged about six months. The 8. is furnished free. Managers Best oats, 35 15 pillow, each, NOW IS THE TIME Hay sample Best ladies* skirt parents have the sympathy of all. will not be held for the Best sample yellow-eye beans. 35 15 (worsted), responsible Best ladies’ slippers, 35 K58 George H. and wife, of St. of but will use all Best pea beans, 35 15 Kirkpatrick safety exhibits, pre- sample Best ladies’ sweater, handmade leave for Best trace held corn, 35 15 Paul, Minn., to-day Rockland, furnace cautions possible in their care. their Hol- to have that Best trace sweet corn, 35 15 (worsted). accompanied by guests, Capts. 9. For further information, see Best infant’s socks, brook and and their wives. Best trace corn, 35 15 pair Sprague Sip Be sure that it at Am- pop Best ladies’ toilet season. posters, or address secretary Best showing pole beans, 3o 15 pair boots, Paul cottage is closed for the putin. Best invalid’s jacket, 5. Chips. nerst, Maine. The secretary will be Best 35 15 85£8 Sept. a showing peas, Best embroidered bureau is Ivineo, and then to receive articles for exhibi- ot the va- scarf, ready Best peck following work hand- before the of rieties of 35 15 glove case, bag, SEAL COVE. will be sure of tion'.Monday opening potatoes, kerchief cen- you the of Hebron New Queen case, tray cloth, Mrs. who has been fair. Beauty doily, collar and Sophronia Harper, Beauty Rural New Yorker terpiece, ill the week, is better. HORSE DEPARTMENT. Harmony cuff set, half dozen napkins, quite past good results, great Dakota Reds Cannon No 1 of was a tat art and 50 25 Peter Nichols, Massachusetts, Canada pillow slip, each, Early Early Thoroughbred Best Mexican t-ja guest at Lily Lake house a few’ days heating efficiency, Best draft stallion. $2 00 f 1 00 Green Mountain Six Weeks cloth, doily, half doz- recently. Best draft mare and eolt, 150 75 Vermont Gold Coin Fill basket centerpiece, apron, in fuel and en table Miss Addie B. of West economy Best 3-year-old draft colt, 150 75 Mills Prize Mills Anniversary napkins, cloth, pair Pororoy, Tremont, towels, handkerchief and was married to Pearl Best 2-year-old draft colt, 1 25 50 Best of 35 15 Murphy, Aug. 2fi, by display potatoes, side boar a scan, cacn, 25 W. W. A. Friends extenu durability. Best l-yevr-old draft colt. 100 50 Best table 35 16 Heath, esq. sample beets, Beat set table Best span work horses. 2 00 1 00 cattle 35 15 mats. congratulations. Best sample beets, Bat ten Best draft horses 35 15 Beat Kensington, burg, Mrs. Alice manager of the pair (trial) Best sample table carrots, and laid* work Koppel, lbs. and over, 7 00 3 50 Best cattle 35 15 tatting doily, & restaurant, Southwest weighing 2,21)0 sample carrots, 25 Harper Koppel Best pair draft horses B st 35 15 each, with her son, Allen Goodwin, (trial) sample parsnips, Best silk embroidered 25 Harbor, weighing under lbs., 5 00 2 50 Best Ruta 35 15 sikrt, is in town for a short stay this week. F. B. 2,200 sample Baga turnips, Best knit or crochet AIKEN, Agt., Order of determined 35 15 specimen who has been hauling Best sample English turnips, IB Harlan Murphy, employed by lot. Each team allowed 35 15 lace, has ELLSAVORTH, ME. Best sample onions, Best kimono. 25 at tbe Dirigo, Southwest Haroor, gone minutes for trial. Best three Hubbard to Isles w’ork as stone mason. twenty specimen Best 15 Cranberry to Premiums to be awarded in % 35 15 pipe-holder, Mr. squash, Best coat 15 Pearl Murphy takes Murphy’s place & Nutter proportion to weight of team. three Boston hanger. Noyes Mfg. Co., Best specimen Best embroidered 25 at the hotel. Best stallion. 200 1 00 35 15 waist, driving marrow squash, Best chatelaine 15 Calvin W. Sprague, of Stockton, Eangor, Me. Best mare and 1 50 75 Marble- bag, Capt. driving colt. Best three specimen Best drawn Batten- was in town Monday and Tuesday last, Best 150 50 35 15 silk, work, 3-year-old driving colt, head squash, and Best 2-year-old colt, 125 SO Faxon burg fancy pin cushion, driving Best three specimen each, 15 Beat 1-year-old driving colt, 100 50 squash, 35 15 Best 2 00 1 00 Best hand-made lady’s tie, 15 span driving horses, Best three specimen Golden Best Batten 35 15 burg centerpiece CATTLE. Hubbard squash, and 50 Crookneck collar, each, Best 50 Best three specimen Best lace 15 Jersey bull, 100 35 15 point handkerchief, Best 100 60 squash, Best 15 Shorthorn bull, Golden broom-holder, Best 100 50 Best three specimen Best crochet or knit 15 Herford bull, 35 15 tidy, Best 100 50 Bronze squash, Best 15 hull of any other breed, Pike’s lamp mat, ES2. Best 100 6) Best three specimen Best 15 grade Jerney bull. 35 15 specimen tatting, Best 100 60 Peak squash. Best infant’s 25 grade boll* of other breed, at least display wardrobe,~ Best 50 25 Best display squash, Best 15 bull calf, 75 35 lamp shade, Best 200 100 two ot each kind. Best chair 25 yoke oxen, 35 15 cushion, •Best 75 Best squash or pumpkin (size), Best artificial 15 yoke 3-yeax-old steers. 150 held flowers, Best 125 60 Best three specimen Best 15 yoke 2-year-old steers. 35 15 picture throw, Best yoke 1-year-old steers. 100 5) pumpkin, Best corset cover. 15 Best 75 BO Best three specimen sugar Best vase 15 yoke steer calves, 35 15 mat. Best cost. 100 50 pumpkin, Best embroider^ collar, 15 Jersey Best three citron, 35 15 Best 2-year-ald heifer, 100 50 specimen Best jewelry box, 15 Jersey three water- * 75 35 Best specimen Best arm 15 JJeet 1-year-old Jersey heifer, 35 15 fancy bands, Best 50 25 melon, Best box. 15 Jersey belfer calf. musk- glove cow 100 50 Best three specimen Best waste 25 5**t of any other breed, 35 15 basket, towNpRyk ®**t melon, Best commode set, 25 2-year-old heifer of any Best five 15 Makes Breed that Combines other 100 50 specimen tomatoes, Best over breed, 35 15 quilt by lady seventy- Best three specimen cabbage, five 50 25 35 15 years old, Beet plate peppers, Best sample of fancy needle Billions of bottles of Honey and or more 35 15 highest finest greatest Foley’s Best six specimen salsify, work over ■ar have been sold without any person ever by lady seventy- five 25 expert snood no y other than beneficial years old, 50 - under from Its qm for coughs, coldi and lnug Quick Belief for Asthma Sufferer*. "Best quilt by girl thir- COLOR. FLAVOR. NUTRITION. TW* *• *»ocnu»« the Foley s teen 25 genuine and Tar affords immediate years. 50 poncy and Tar la the cou- Foley’s Honey yellow package to asthma aufferera in the worst stages, Best display of needle work by P'M no or other harmful drugs, relief opiates if taken in time will effect a cure. G. A. airl under thirteen years, 25 ASK YOUB. puard your health by refusing any but the and T®oine. G. A. Pabcvbb. PxaCHKB. Belt embroidered splasher, 15 GROCER/_ HALE AT OLD TOWN FOR REPRESENTATIVE. 9 <£ American. their orator*, from their candidate SENATOR fje UeiDortt) for down, are telling how governor Masterful Address—Bryaa’a Fallacies C»pt. Edward E. Bragdoa, of tax-ridden we are; how we are; 8TATI A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL poor —Protection Defended. van-Franklin Class. oar bank oil oftkt PUBLISHED how pitiably small savings Senator Hale bad no sooner landed from Opt. Edward E. Bragdon, of Sullivan, EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON deposits are; how pauperism abounds, bis recent abort trip abroad than be the republican nominee (or representative UNION TRU8T AT drunk we while all the into tbe thick of the that is from the clan which includes Sullivan, OOMPANY how are, time, plunged fight -r to the Fim National lull of oiwwMrvn,Ellsworth, Mrme. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, on and nation between the Winter Harbor, Sorrento, Franklin, Bank •minor up to the opening of this campaign, in State great mm mad* to April 29, BT THB Goulds East Waltham and ,aoa all Maine was itself on political parties. Last Wednesday even- boro, brook, arson acts. HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. congratulating and uabimtiks. ing be made a masterful address at Old townships plantations 7, 8, 9, 10, 21, I*oans, F. W. Rollins. Editor and Manager. its and Demand Capital stock, sobriety, progress, prosperity was born in what is now in Estate Loans. Town. On Friday evening he at 33, Sorrento, Real and H. Titus, Associate Editor. spoke LtMiii and Discounts, Hnrplut .indltrlded proflu _W. happiness. 1860. He commenced to sea at the Wiscssset, and last evening at Oakland. going < fverd rafts. Demand Depostu, -T"714-* The democrats are to be credited ® Tliis week’s edition of The Next Thursday the senator will speak at Bonds and Slocks owned, ttavlnp Deposits. with consistency on at least one issue; Beal Estate owned. Demand is Calais, and on Saturd iy evening, Sept. 12, Furniture and Fixtures. Certlllcatcs of American 2,450 copies. deposit, 111 ,**13 are for resubmission, and they in Cash on hand and ou deposit, Bank Deposits. they he will address his fellow-citixena here u.inuj! advocate it for the of ulti- rare has Average for the year of 1907, 2,430 purpose Ellsworth. With exceptions it •t.ttMJOJU and mately substituting a local option been tbe custom, on the Saturday evening _ election for Senator Hale to HltXKY W. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1908. license law for the present prohibi- before speak John A. Fktrbs, Prasldentl Cushman. Vlce-Pres't. and T.,. I w L. M. Moork, Assistant Treasurer. Sur*r- tory law. That is what resubmission in bis home town, hen, by hia calm, forceful and convincing way of put- niaacTORa: now means; it is a democratic meas- clear, ^ he wields a influ- William F. Eugene Hale. REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. — a ting things, powerful Campbell, Alliert E. ure; republican resubmission Dr Fred A Chandler, W. A. Havey. M,„ ence. Frank L. frankt. Xa,h’ resnbmit in order to Henry W. Cushm *u, Hodgkins, a. proposition to B. •/"111, Petfli RATIONAL ELECTION, NOV. 3, 1908. His address at Old Town was of this Alfred B. Crabtree, Barney Havey, "'«> M. voters an to reaffirm i.uetii'is a. L. Elrie Holmes, pik.”- give opportunity character. It was made at the re- Emery, Honn W, Sarin... largest John K Grail kiu. Arno W. King. Elmer their faith in El ids P. p, s|.E> FOR PRESIDENT, prohibition—is dead, publican rally held in Old Town for years. Mver Gallert, Isawrence, John o. II. Edwin G. Merrill, Whig”* William H. Taft, very dead. Every seat in City hall was occupied, snd lleury Gray, And the of it is that in order to the room would not accommo- OF OHIO. pity standing show how demoralizing the prohibi- date one-half those who came to hear him. In substance he apoke as follows: FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, tory law is, they are depicting a con- dition of things in Maine really too It is s pleasure to he here, I assure you: snd James S. Sherman, it is to know that through horrible to relate- -a condition which greater pleasure OF NEW YORK. all my public life I have ever looked with ex- THE LARGE and real existence INCREASING in fact has no except pectation and confidence to the action of this STATE ELECTION, SEPT. 14, 1908. for two or three weeks before election, city when election day coroes around. It has and then only in the minds of demo- rarely if ever disappointed; and I have BUSINESS learned to feel that at bottom this la a rock- STATE TICKET. cratic editors and stump speakers, ribbed republican community—a community For Go /ernor, who between elections would them- of the Eastern Trust & which can and does present a solid front Banking Company shows BERT M. FERNALD, ol Poland. selves be among the first to resent the against the common enemy. I do not believe that the people realize that it is a Safe and Con- For State that snv of these seottmsnts have Auditor, outrageous assaults on the fair fame underlying servative P. of and I look for Old Town a week Banking Institution. Your account CHARLES HATCH, Augusta. of Maine in which they themselves changed, is from Monday night to repeat the verdict she invited with assurance of For Representative to Congress, are now satisfaction in indulging. baa so times fed and every given many right Justice transaction. (Third District) In the past. age of fourteen, and continued in that EDWIN C. BURLEIGH, of Augusta. Endorses Forrest Sllsby for Sheriff. it is do new ming mat we nave tilings to bnaineaa until within six yeara, being now—that we are The Frances E. Willard W. O. T. U., accomplish embarked upon matter of both steam and tailing yachts an important political conflict. It has been EASTERN TRUST & COUNTY TICKET. of Southwest Harbor, is the most ac- and a member of the Hasten and Pilots BANKING GO. my fortune to represent the State In the two BANGOR, MAINE. For Senators, and influential or- Steamboat association. tive, aggressive bouses of Congress for many years; I see be- WILLIAM A. WALKER, of Oaetine. He is a Mason, Knight of Phythiaa, #175.000.00 ganisation of the kind in Hancock fore me men who have grown gray, as have I, Capital. LUERE B. DEASY, of Eden. member of the Pilgrim Fathers of Boston, Surplii'anil Profits EARNED, #410,151.oe. county. For this reason its action at while I have been in public service; but * Deposits, over For Sheriff, never in all these years have I seen the time and past State councillor of tbe J. O. U. #;*,;i4:>,ooo.oo. a meeting held last week is peculiarly FORREST O. SILSBY, of Amherst. that the republican party has not had impor- A. M. Oapt. Bragdon’s father. Oliver P. significant. tant work to do. It is not a party which allows served as from For Register of Probate, Bngdon, representative After a Mrs. A. its followers to lag. It is not made up cf re- F. of Ellsworth. spirited speech by 1880-1 and senator from 1883-5. TIMOTHY MAHONEY, that on the 0. Norwood, the union, by a rising cruits grow weary march. It ever Edward E. Bragdon has Ant, last and room, mnd then have space to spare (or a Rtlp OBania. For Commissioner. sounds the call for earnest, serious work; County endorsed the nomi- all the time believed in tbe ot Its prohibitionists. vote, republican and when this work ceases the itself principles r.lWO Ktw Rn.l.n
There is Only a Bryan Party and Its BOUTELL ON BRYAN. It Followers Don’t Know When They would be extremely unkind to e»y that Mr. Bryan is fickle In Ob to Bed at Night What Is His “Shall the his They People Rule?” political belief. His best friends ■ WUI Be Called “a Upon to Be- Simply Local Issue?” would be the last to make such an Here When assertion, for they realize They Wake Henry Sherman Bou- ts thoroughly ton,feif0o»r^n,iman of that their leader, when he has once Up in the Morning. Chicago, commenting on Mr. Bryan s Implanted a conviction In speech ln Iowa, says: firmly his Mr. mind, clings to it like death. Bryan's question, “Shall the grim people rule?" This Is especially true of Mr. The Iroquois Implies that somewhere Association, an es- ,h Bryan’s attitude on the Silver ques- Democratic the People do not sentially organisation, ol Sn.v°untry tion through which he first rose to San a few °n>y States where the Francisco, days ago sug- do7he prominence. He has very Iltte to to people not rule are the States that say gested Hr. William Randolph about that question at present, but that e*pscted to give Hearst since he had decided to are, overwhelming that he Is absolutely certain that or the Democratic ticket oppose the election of the Democratic Pmkf e,u it is a subject of the greatest lm- Mr. he Bryan thinks that his candidate. Bryan, could not questiono,?ir»PS Is.Mr' I portance and that his own particular retain his purely "a local issue.” If financial consistently membership he Is I panacea is the only safe In the In sincere, challenge him to make for organisation. reply to this a Speech In guide the United States may be suggestion Hr. Hearst has sent Vicksburg, Miss., on plainly seen from the Government by the following ex- the following letter to the associa- People.” Let tracts from his collected wisdom: film repeat one of his famous tion: anti- In an address at the Jefferson Club imperialist speeches, simply changing San Francisco. August 24. three Banquet at Lincoln, Neb., December To the words, substituting Iroquois Association, San for "Mlsslsslp- 26, 1900, Mr. Bryan said: “Philippines” and "black "The Francisco, Cal.: brothersJ* principles for which we con- for “brown brothers.” tended In Gentlemen—I received your letter Let the last campaign still live, him suggest that we with both pleasure and I have and we who believe in them must surprise. as chairman of his was surprised to^know that Hr. Bo- meeting continue to fight for them. An elec- John Sharp leader of gart was sending four dollars dues Williams, thf tion does not change principles; it Democrats In Congress, and as vice- to your organisation, but pleased to only determines what principles shall chairmen the other members of for learn of it, as I am exceedingly ready the the time being be applied.” Congressional delegation from Mis- In the North to stop that. I was pleased and sur- American Review, In sissippi. the prised. too, to learn that the Iro- same month, Mr. Bryan recorded And after he has made his quois Club was still In speech this declaration of faith: existence, for In if he I Vicksburg, shall have escaped "To consider this election as de- thought that It had died the death the rule of the people in that com- cisive of and had been peacefully burled along the money question would munlty, I dare Mr. to be as with the last remnants of the Bryan repeat absurd as to have regarded the defunct his oration on Democratic of popular government election of 1896 as decisive of the party California. S. But sltice the Charleston. C., with Senator tariff question. It would be more Iroquois Club still Tillman as In chairman of his meeting. reasonable to regard the late election a way exists, I am glad to resign Mr. Bryan's sentiments have a pure- as conclusive upon the question of from It, and the situation suggested ly In letter geographical sincerity. His epi- imperialism or upon the trust ques- your seems sufficient reason grams and for me. startling conundrums are tion, both of which were discussed especially designed to meet local de- more by our than the You Imply that I am not a Demo- people money mands. Of this nature are all his question. • * • crat, and I strongly that I suspect views on tariff and taiation. "The increased of ant not, according to the Democratic production gold Mr. Bryan's proposition that has lessened the strain standards of to-day. I worked hard every upon gold, time a trust Is formed a tariff sched- and has to some extent brought the for the Democratic party at one time ule should be repealed, and relief which Democrats to and contributed many thousands of every proposed time a trust Is dissolved a new bring in a larger measure by the re- four dollar checks, and cheerfully duty should be added, is too even storation of silver; but there is no suffered much abuse and much in- funny for comic opera. assurances whatever that the gold jury for the Democratic party, but If on March 4 next Mr. Bryan supply, even with the new discoveries, I believed in It then, and I don't now. should become with a will be sufficient to maintain the level You Imply, that President, furthermore, you Democratic Congress ln both of prices. Favorable conditions have are Democrats, and I cannot bouses, help and should actually place the given us an abnormal share of the wondering what kind of Democrats upon Copyright*. 1908, by The Mail and Express Company. statute books the financial and eco- world’3 supply of gold, but the you think you are. Are you 1S92 nomic vagaries delivered by him ln scarcity of the yellow metal abroad Democrats, or 1896 or Democrats, his speech of last American re- is already leading to the of 1900 Friday, It would foreign policy. They can party presents him to the people export Democrats, or 1904 Demo- the also the gold, while the increase in the issue plunge nation Into bankruptcy quired services of 'a new as a statesman and patriot to crats, or 1908 Democrats? Are WILLIAM school worthy of banknotes is and on HOWARD of American evidence that we are bring industrial chaos. If TIFT. statesmen and rank in succession with the great you Cleveland Democrats, believing he who still short of here. The Re- Bhould begin by repealing the duty diplomats, should be construc- leaders ot American whose money In the tariff reform that we didn't progress defend the on sugar to punish the Sugar Trust, A Man Who Has Done tive, self-reliant and capable of deal- names, from Lincoln and Grant to Mc- publicans gold standard get, and the military of Things. with not by logic, but by It credit suppression he would upset the national finances ing grave conditions in a man- Kinley and are giving labor unions that we did Responding to the call of the na- ner Roosevelt, unsepar- for better times. 'When get? Are by creditable to the National honor ably associated with prosperity losing $60,000,000 a year Jn reve- tion for a man to the the noblest you Parker Democrats supporting the equal emergen- and Just to international interests. falls, the gold standard will lose Its nues, and would stir up a revolution cies the the triumphs ot the Republic. trusts if they contribute and oppos- confronting Republic, Among the patriotic, broad-minded charm.” in Louisiana, Utah, Colorado and themselves have found him ing them If they don't? Are you people statesmen whom this changed condi- Michigan. Then, if he Bhould repeal and him to the electorate. In free presented tion of International affairs called Sryah Democrats, believing the doty on cotton goods, because the 1 silver sometimes and In Naturally,- people sought among into the service of the United Wafts government some hustling manufacturers of New themselves tor one truly and In the representa- none has exented so wide or ownership sometimes, England or the Carolines were dump- Men -MVteeteeovsr WTHtettno ware and the referendum some- with Initiative ing goods in Chinn In rivalry Tuft. Porto Bico and tbsthe Philipp]Philippine. In the whom atory of Judge Taft's /observe thet William Jennings Bryan If are Demo- and be would di- of matt, led I at the outset of hie eain- times? And you Bryan England Germany, Ing and correct valuation bad bocomo American territory, re- brilliant and useful career as Jurist, has, vary do Treas- who more stifled his voice-worn of crats and believe In these things, vert other millions from the them to the Individual quiring American treatment. Cuba, executive and diplomat there Is no f paign, cry still further Indus- other fulfilled "Equal rights for all, special privi- .you also believe in a Bryan plat- ury and fnvlte thoroughly than any an Independent nation by tbe grace-Df more creditable chapter than that de- -— to none.” Probably he Is still form that contains none of these trial ruin. their requirements and that was the United States, bad become an ob- voted to his adjustment of the contro- leges solid'for equal rights for all, but on But, of course, Mr. Bryan would William Howard Taft. ject of kindly solicitude to the Gov- what were known as things? versy concerning the end of the prop- friends ana orocners oi me do none of these any more William Howard Taft, of Cincin- ernment at Washington, and has been the “Friars' Lands” 1'n the Philip- special privileges Dear things, osition he has become a hopeless all remember how than he will Invade the solid South nati, Ohio, probably Is the way he ever since. The Republic of Panama Those lands, consisting of Iroquois Club, you pines. backslider, as a few plain facts will silver was the cohorts of Democ- would himself. That des- came into bringing with it acres of the most fer- the Democracy of free and summon designate existence, some 300,000 show. how got Intensely to the defence of the Constitu- however, Is grossly Inade- the territorial understanding essential tile soli in the Islands, were held by taught you and you racy ignation, Only a few weeks ago, for example, for It with the tattle "Shall the For while Mr. Taft is an to the construction of the isthmian of certain orders, but excited over It, and cheered tion cry quate. priests religious Hr. Bryan, aflame with unselfish de- were Mr. of Americans, he is also a but with it also came enlarged were and farmed by native and marched for It, and then People Rule?” Bryan simply American canal, Occupied lire that the Denver ticket should be was not mean what he What citizen of the world who, as invited of discord in Central who that the informed that free silver does not says. possibilities tenants, complained sleeted, raised his voice in eloquent and advisor of for- which the United their clerical land- true Democracy after all, but that he utters with Cbadbandlan unction guest, counselor America against rentals exacted by [ for contributions to the Demo- has exerted an in- is of Us own volition the guar- excessive. the with- ippeal public ownership was. Then you ln the North he repudiates with Peck- eign governments, States lords were Upon ratic campaign fund. He candidly ad- hats ln the South. Ruence for and International antor. drawal of authority from the remember how you- threw your sntffian duplicity peace Spanish nitted that money was needed, but and by that of any nave the Friars’ Lands became : in the air over public ownership good will unsurpassed That these vexatious prohiems Archipelago nstead of appealing to all hands, re- en- other American statesman, living or toward-an hon- the subject of earnest controversy. worked up an almost hysterical all thus far advanced 1 sardless of personal interest or voca- In- The farmer tenants contended that thusiasm for It, and then were PARTY OF PERFORMANCE. dead. orable solution is due more to Will- lon, he addressed his call to the of citizenship, should be taken from the formed that this wasn’t true Democ- The dignity private iam Howard Taft than to any other the property armers alone. Nobody else was in- to-day, is in and thrown to racy either, but that the Initiative and Foster* All which he enjoys perfect individual. He has been the builder priests open purchase rited to contribute. The horny- Republican Organization in- occu- Then you came accord with his temperament and of the new American in small parcels by the actual was referendum were. to Make the Coun- and exemplar randed agriculturist, however, Policies Tending been, nor a to the front again and affirmed clination. There never has policy. He has given to the inhabi- pants. There was demand, indeed, requested to step forward nobly Great and in official of the lrgently devotion to the everlasting try Prosperous. will there ever be, anything tants of our insular possessions a con- for the confiscation property ind his contribution with the untying to draw in their deposit of the Initiative and refer- The is a of action. honor sufficiently alluring vincing assurance of the integrity of and the priests themselves, collector about to pass principles Republican party were gentlemanly Taft away from his lifelong iden- the of American methods, was that endum ; but now you have a platform It rests upon what It has done, and Mr. American purpose. To Philip- ignorance ;he hat. Assurance given fearful that such a course might be in which there is no free silver. In not what it possibly may do tity with the plain people. pines, to Hawaii, to Porto Rico and small contributions would be thank- upon he was ready which there Is no public ownership, in the future. It has foBtered every- As a boy in Cincinnati to Panama he has gone as a messen- adopted. ’ully received and that if anybody In all the stirring It became one of Mr. Taft’s tasks In which there Is no Initiative or thing that has tended to make the to give and take ger of American good will and fair ijliose to repeat, no offense would be mental and physical, he to settle this serious dispute, and he referendum, and still you are ln- country great and prosperous. It controversies, play—and in all those territories to the law of the it in a manner which formed by the old Dr. Cringle of has moved with the people. It has which give effect is gratefully recognized as their accomplished The whole proceeding was charac- of the fittest. As a student him not only greatly increased his own it. Democracy that only that platform kept abreast of the times. It has survival friend and protector. In they teristic of the man who instituted he all the qualities forces and and enlarged American and with the owner's trade-mark pasted ever stood ready to modify an old at Yale displayed have an advocate of the popularity The farmer farms the land Bryan manhood which for in the islands, but developed in this on the front and the owner’s name or to adopt a new one when of wholesome young methods that make peace, pro- prestige [arms the farmer. But fright- policy that university famous, Ameri- the clerical authorities and the blown in the bottle Is genuine the business interests of the coun- have made gress and brotherhood under among ened appeal for money for campaign don t the endearing traits of his char- tenant farmers a vastly more neigh- has deliberately Democracy, and that If you try have needed the modification or and can sovereignty. purposes Mr. Bryan were honored at the reunion of man. He borly spirit, and a more harmonious as a class subscribe to that you will be read the change. It has protected Ameri- acter Mr. Taft is a many-sided distinguished the farmers during the recent summer hard. He ra- of interest than had ever and has to out of the Democratic party. can industries. It has protected his class works hard and plays [community by themselves granted to a before. Mr. Taft carefully in- con- of the by a celebration more delightful diates geniality and sunshine. As I existed them the “special privilege” of Friends and ex-brothers American labor by stringent tmmigra-1 demon- conditions to than any other was both and gentle. vestigated all relating his election. Jus- Club, there Is no Democratic tion laws. It protected the credit and him, perhaps, Judge he Just tributing towards Iroquois stration of favor possibly of the his the Friars’ Lands. He consulted the farmers the state- is a Bryan party, business stability of the country by public As Governor Philippines tice to the compels party. There only clerical the higher church in no favor of a could be. tact, sympathy and forbear- landlords, ment that they have indulged and the followers of that party don't promptly declaring in gold courtesy, the frank, reariess mamj uuj- of the Orient authorities and the tenant farmers. exultation over the special to bed at night and writing it in the stat- In ance gave to the people unseemly know when they go standard, life of William How- Then he went to Rome, where his them. to be- time came it hood and college an exalted ideal of American dignity privilege thus conferred upon what will be called upon utes. When the prompt- an they there was the promise of As Secre- for an amicable adjustment all accounts describe them In the morn- the time and the op- ard Taft and American manhood. proposals In fact, lieve when they wake up ly seized upftn manhood. of the controversy received the cor- tha the con- earnest, generous, upright of War he elevated the standards as singularly reluctant to exercise portunity to begin* speedy tary the authorities. lng. That promise has been completely military service and gave in- dial approval of papal at all. It is clearly not their there was a man who had an struction of the great isthmian canal. of the for privilege Once fulfilled. The serious to the National de- The Friars’ Lands were purchased to into the show business he said had has never hesitated to assume a and splendidly creased security purpose go old carving knife which It to sum affairs of life appealed irresistibly fenses. He combines the executive a approximating $7,000,000. this year. down to him from his responsibility. When the cruelties and the been handed after his gradua- in the high- Clerical landlordism ceased s most amazing proposal said to him: threatened the interests of the young collegian faculty with the judicial Mr. Bryan A friend In Cuba of twenty- both was divided into small par- grandfather. re- tion, and at the early age and his rule of life, property as a distributor of special privileges, rather new. Haven’t you America the Republican party est degree, former "It looks he as Assistant Solic- be summed cels and sold on easy terms to however, appears in his scheme to to It?” And the solved to an end to those cruel- four appeared public and private, may ever done anything put tenants and others desirous of en- the Government to blade trusts it en- itor in his home county. up In a single sentence: compel guarantee man said: “Oh, I’ve had the ties. When sprang UP advance- in that Mr. Taft’s professional become a maa; gaging agriculture. bank deposits. The adoption of and the acted a law to curb and control those “I dare to do all that may changed once or twice, the of Superior The real importance of this trans- would distinguish bank deposi- but When commerce was at the ment from position Who dares do more is none.” plan handle renewed a couple of times, trusts. General to action is appreciated only by those to indemnify it for Court Judge and Solicitor for Will- tors as a favored class, otherwise it Is Just the same knife mercy of the railroads, provided United The call of the people is with the manifold and deli- banks a seat on the bench of the familiar whose losses through dishonest a to regulate them. When Taft. They know him. my had.” commission was due solely iam Howard cate which have been en- of the would be grandfather States District Court this problems all the rest people Mr. tells us that his variable shippers were oppressed by transpor- He is one of them. There is need In the work of Americaniz- Bryan to a frank recognition of his proved countered subject to taxation. Mr. Bryan being are the Democracy of our tation companies it promptly enacted of a leader of practical exper- The settlement doctrines and impartial- year ing the Philippines. a of means, is, presumably, has met emer- Integrity, his diligence whose man large father*, but I say that both the blade a rate law. It every of ience in public affairs princi- of the affair by Mr. Taft removed per- and would there- in a ity in the administration justice to a bank depositor, have been changed in war or peace, met it are not subject source of friction and the handle gency the loftiest stand- ples and policies manently a fruitful a member of this limited class statesmanlike man- and his loyalty to whose record fore be that there Is no recognizing prudent and said over night, and the civil and the religious in- to the ao often wise, ards of judicial conduct. It is change between to whom he proposes award ner. It is progressive when progres- In office is a sufficient guaranty the islands. It laid the the original principles. of him by one who, as a lawyer, knew high terests of special privilege of financial protec- siveness means upbuilding. It is con- for bis future Mr. Taft kindlier relations and who Once, again, there was a farmer well: “He was the gentlest, fair- performance. foundation for tion at the expense of the masses when conservatism means him in every de- a mule and he servative of all be- fulfills that requirement more intimate co-operation between in no for the dis- who had balky of order and est and most upright Judges are way responsible A the maintenance peace, was tail. His record is an unbroken story and the author- Under that couldn’t make the mule go. fore whom I have practiced. He the civil government honesty of bank officials. It has been prompt with- results for the public It set before the came and offered to prosperity. of an unkind or an of accomplished ities of the church. the failure of the banks stranger along Peace and as incapable doing utterance of his arrangement him to go out undue haste. prosper- is of turning welfare. No act or a high example of American carries deposits help, and the farmer told unjust thing as snow He Filipinos in which Mr. Bryan a at home—honor and respect or explanation. and fair dealing which iB less right ahead. The stranger had ity into soot." requires apology friendship would impose a tax upon his pros- been, is now. and always a nor a trimmer. and he abroad has in ms careei is neither dodger bound to exert a wholesome moral to make good his bottle of turpentine, opened It 18, However, difficulties perous neighbors mouth and back will be its motto. , reluctant-re- He has encountered many and educational influence for many lOSBQB. the mule’s pushed his voluntary—though all. His cheeri- about half of that we shall and mastered them to come. In short, it may be is a definite purpose in Mr. his head and poured tirement from the bench and years There mule’s stomach. evolutions nesa, broad humanity, integrity said without exaggerating, that the change of attitude on this the bottle Into the DISHONOR.” find the most remarkable which have Bryan's startled gasp and "MISERY AND as an devotion to the principles adjustment of the controversy over of special privileges, and it The mule gave one In Mr. Taft’s development and question the and made.the Republic great powerful the Friars’ Lands through the efforts is manifestly supported by an acute struck out across prairie, American statesman. of Ameri- Picture of What an him as an ideal Taft has into being an the interest* of Number was lost to sight. The surprised far- Andrew D. White's The country had gone through distinguish of Mr. brought regard for in Election. outcome can citizenship. for Christian insti- he to the farmers mer stood for a while Immersed Would Follow Bryan’s war, the successful added safeguard One. First, grants unsought In the political campaign of his and then he said: which new and enormous great tutions in the Philippines. the special privilege fattening deep thought, as I was again free came of Imposed the country is about to if me the rest ‘‘Just the National upon which campaign fund. In the next place, “Stranger, please give effort to capture the responsibilities upon have the to catch w J Bryan’s the Lnitea enter nobody will slightest events he would award the of that turpentine; I’ve got In Government, and placed the at- permit, Presidency, which, my opinion, class excuse for misunderstanding of Governmental pro- mr mule." States In the attitude of a first KOIt HONEST RAILWAY FINANCE. special privilege have resulted In widespread or the of William oi me would to face the perils ol titude purpose tection to bank depositors, including 17 Friends and ex-brothers and in dishonor to power, obliged of the Re- misery at home with Old World Howard Taft. The record and grant to the dear people it one-time Iroquois Club, I have always the permanent contact in From the Republican National himself, the American name throughout nominee is an open book of footing the > where I stand now, square- Momentous problems publican — We favor such national the special privilege stood Just the Autobiography nationalities. there is neither evasion nor Platform that Mr. 1 of the founder world."—From racial, partly religious, which and as will bill. All accounts agree ly upon the principles Andrew D. White LL.D., arose—partly He stands by the par- legislation supervision and the of Horf. — all comple, contradiction. overissue of stocks Bryan is taking excellent care of him* of the Democratic party of Cornell Univer- partly constitutional the history of the prevent the future of Inde- former President an Im- ty platform and by self nowadays. framer of the Declaration to Germany and and urgent. They required The and bonds by Interstate carriers. Don- sity and Ambassador and ol party*! achievements. Republi- i pendence; but the Democratic mediate revision enlargement over the Russia. , key has gone galloping Detroit, dismisses the subject with the tive and Beneficial Association of the BRYAN THE POPULIST. SUPPLEMENT conclusion: “These are *he times the United States, said: VOTES DENIED TO close to has no show at all of being NEGROES REAL ISSUE FACING LABOII workingmen find themselves “Bryan a* » Democrat -TO THE- Masquerading Only, the hearts of the Republican and elected. His letter of acceptance will Mis Instability Menaces Huslncss Democratic parties. After election not cut much Ice with the working their usual position will be assufued people. I do not believe In hts meth- nnd Causes I'nrest. GREAT DEMOCRATIC PAPER BOASTS Ellsworth American IS DEALWITH SUPERS nnd Democratic ods. The Republican The business Interests of the coun- OF DISFRANCHISEMENT. Union Label are both lukewarm when It ELLSWORTH, ME. The Pueblo (Colo.') parties are Involved In this campaign. classes.” try HIs Effort to "Throw” the Trade- Bulletin remarks that "Bro. Gompers comes to aiding laboring The business interests demand sta- himself as truth Is there are scores of expresses highly pleased The bility and not change. A govern- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 190S with the Democratic labor union leaders who are absolute- Union Vote to program, trade ment policy may bo modified to meet Wishing That Gnfranchlsing Amend' Bryan Doing we to see and to the meth- but from this distance fail ly opposed to Bryan etlgencles without a dis- enthusi- President unexpected ments Ware Abolished From Infinite Harm. anything to get particularly ods put Into operation by arrangement of business, but an en- We are with to to force trade union- A Few of the Important Laws astic about. presented Gompers try tire change always brings with It an Nation’s Constitution. the same old alternative of choosing vote for but these lead- ist! to Bryan, unrest, an uneasiness that operates, the lesser of two evils, with mighty ers at for obvious Enacted by the 60th Con- Just present prefer, for a time, at least, to the great in- THAT "BUSINESS” CONFERENCE little choice in the matter.” reasons, to remain more or less silent. jury of all. The Republican policies 8. First Session. The Piano and Organ Workers* see the Infinite harm (From Charleston, C., News and gress, They can easily are fixed. They are not Immutable, Official Journal, in Chicago, the of Samuel Oompcrs will do un- Courier.) printed policy but may be modified to meet any The Labor Press ami Leaden of edited Secretary Dold, formerly the trade union cause. Conditions were such In 1876 Financial law whereby banks In by expected exigency, but they are fixed, that Country Unmask President of the president of the Chicago Federation inter- appeal to the negroes was wise, but periods of financial stringency may they are stable. The business of Labor, says in part, speaking of the Democratic party In the Stale issue currency to the amount of Federation as a IH-moorat and a BRYAN'S Bl’NCH OF PARADOXES. ests of the country know what they baa Gompers’ action urging union people themselves adopted the policy of closing its doors $500,000,000, depositing as security Free Trader ins to De- are; they have adjusted Fight to Bryan and the Democratic to them. The constitution or therefor support 111., Gasette.) to them. The Democratic party, under the bonds, commercial paper or feat the Best Friends of (From Champaign, In South Carolina other such party: Idea the leadership of Mr Bryan, demands party excludes assets, emergency currency for this un- If we get hold of Mr. Bryan's from In the the Workingman. “As an excuse unusual, a change, and the voting primaries all ne- being so taxed as to insure its retire- of tariff reform, It Is something like a change, threatens constitutional and heretofore unheard as to how groes save those who “voted" for Gen- ment as soon as the stringency has this: Certain changes which will re- people are left to speculate of procedure he offers the labor plank or how eral Hampton In 1876 and have voted passed. and raise great a change will be made It will be exceedingly interesting recently adopted by the Democrats at duce prices to consumers "the Democratic ticket Public buildings bill, authorizing that will Increase far they will go In reversing the poli- continuously to workers and the in their Denver convention. them for producers, since." No provision Is made for needed of wage public cies by the Republicans. ;he many structures, purchase to be our to enter the wages of labor and make labor pursued general to know how strongly the po- “We deem it duty of that admission of other negroes. This sites, etc., including site for Depart- that will enlarge our Imports Thero is an air uncertainty litical course of President Gompers, a most emphatic protest against thifc, Cheaper, Democratic leaders policy was adopted when the primary ments of State and Commerce and for well-es- without diminishing our home pro- breeds unrest. of the American Federation of Labor, a most wanton disregard the plan became fashionable, and wo Labor, adjoining Treasury and White that will Insure ns substan- have always worked on presump- is by the labor press tablished trades union law and ethics. duction. and think It grounded on excellent princi- House grounds. being opposed trade without tion that everything advocated coun- “The constitution of the A. F. of L. tial free diminishing and trade union leaders of the done the Republicans ples. Were 15,000 negroes admitted National monetary commission in our revenue—these and a few other everything by try. Since the fact has become known forbids participation party politics. have never been Into the Democratic party In .South created to devise a sound monetary must and does things equally paradoxical and Impos- was wrong. They that President Gompers has had a “President Gompers that was Carolina, the baser white members of system for the Government. would meet hls view of the case. able to see anything good real “business" conference with Mr. know that both the Republican and sible the party would at once begin to cor- Two new battleships, at cost of rupt them, to buy their votes so far $6,000,000 each, exclusive of armor as they could. A contury, and armament; ten torpedo boat de- perhaps centuries, must pass before the ne- stroyers, three steam colliers and will be for eight submarines. groes qualified citizenship and to Consular service reorganized, abol- morally strong enough with- stand the temptations offered by the ishing unnecessary consulship and consul generalships and establishing political corruptionist. those most needed. / Array WHIM ARUMII ninrk. Widows' increased from pensions Until a few years ago, It was the to a and certain un- $8 $12 month habit In the smaller cities and towns necessary restrictions abolished. of South Carolina to allow the qual- of Investigation tarifT, preliminary ified negro voters to participate In to revsion, confined to Ways and the municipal elections, and the re- Means and Finance Committees. cP**-, sult was that municipal campaign In Model child labor law for District a village having 100 to 300 voters of Columbia. . E cu>.P<"T^^ was a period of debauchery and de- Employers' liability bill enacted to g^p.-BROW-SVLLE iTtt- S^-"“T r» TUB BU“t0 < moralization. So the white man's replace that pronounced unconstitu- ?** -- ■ 5tUsvu*«o■ primary has been resorted to even In tional by Court. -» o iaoutp. Supreme pABKBR-*»« 4-tP‘°'»-,i-p-.'. the little villages. The white people Government liability law, ^ provid- w v~.*>t Pi hold aloof as •j*>rF must from the negroes to all Federal em- nmyisioN ing compensation against the venal In their ployes for injuries received in line of IMPE RIALfSI* protection -*■ own race, and that Is why, unless the duty. '"»»|»IM.,JM_ rules of the party be changed, that Efficiency of army medical corps ■i*“V■" *0/ the Democratic negroes In South Car- increased by additional officers and »VI?M olina will be extinct In a few years. creation of reserved medical corps. i If the negroes In the North are ad- Increasing army pay, officers ap- mitted into the party, they will de- proximately $500 a year and enlisted mand recognition in the South. If In men about forty per cent, increase, South Carolina there were 10,000 or apr'ying to both retired and active lists. 20,000 Democratic negro voters, they would demand and obtain their share Increasing navy pay, officers and of the offices. enlisted men practically equalized We wish that with army. Enlisted force Increased the, enfranchising the Federal Constitu- 6000 men. amendments to tion be abolished bo that tho Restrictions on land of the five civ- might ilized tribes removed, adding $150.- negroes might be wholly eliminated In American 000.000 to taxable property of Okla- from participation poli- homa. tics, but that at present appearing Numerous additional lights, light- Impracticable, they should at least bo houses and buoys. excluded from the Democratic party, Granting 3000 pensions to deserv- so that in the South the white people ing veterans of the Civil and Spanish may continue to array themselves -wars. solidly for the protection of their race Creation of commission and appro- until this Republic has fixed upon a will them not priation of $1,500,000 for represen- policy that guard only tation of the United States-at the To-| against negro domination, but against kio Exposition. I negro meddling In political affairs. Prohibiting desecration and impro- WliMc Man's «>er nu at tin ftac. “Democracy Parly." of .1*7 for Jl*k« Whenever the Democrats admit tho the Panarha Canal. negroes, thousands of white men will Anarchistic and seditious publica- Join the Republicans and that party tions and intoxicants and cocaine ex- would become respectable. Very ion cluded from the mails. the two would be much alike * parties Secretary of War authorized to In character so far as their member- expend $250,000 for the relief of suf- ship is considered, and salutary re- ferers from cyclone of April, 1908, in sults In Independent thinking and ac- Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and TRYING ON THE NEW METHOD OF SPEECH-MAKING. tion wo^ld follow, but la both parties Louisiana. the exaltation of the negro would also Interstate Commerce Commission “STOP IT, JOHN, STOP IT! THAT WON’T DO NOW—THAT’S A RANK RECORD.” follow. In a word, neither white authorized to prescribe regulations party Is as yet. stroug enough in vir- DRAWN BY E. W. KEMBLE. -From Harper’s Weekly. for the transportation by common tue to admit the negro without misus- carriers of explosives, to promote the ing him and so corrupting Itself. Mack, manager of the Bryan cam- Democratic have in times safety of passengers and employes. parties past A LEADING ISSUE. not brought about under Democratic Railroads engaged in interstate paign. the opposition of organized not hesitated to crush the hopes nnd banners. labor to President effort to of commerce prohibited after January 1, Gompers' aspirations the wage workers with For nearly a century the Demo- “throw” the trade union vote over to an iron heel whenever and wherever it Where one business man or manu- “TRUE TO WHOLE PEOPLE. 1910, from using any locomotive cratic party has lived in the past, is still ail the There suited their to do so. • • • facturer has the tariff on his mind, equipped with an which ne- Bryan stronger. purpose lived on the glories of but ashpan all have their on Jefferson, no longer remains any doubt that "And this in lieu of a a attention the new of James cessitates any employe’s getting un- ‘promise,’ have long since forgotten everything Speaker Cannon's Kalimate President. has with chimerical machinery, created by the Republican der the engine. Gompers arranged or a’t best questionable an- Jeffersonian but the name of the Hehoolcraft Sherman. the Democratic party to try to force party for the regulation of railroad Sixty-two laws authorizing con- ti-injunction plank. sage of Monticello. Jefferson op- the labor vote to Bryan, and that de- “Ante-election have ever rates. "Shall the people rule?”— When Speaker Joseph G. Cam: n struction of bridges over navigable promises posed the building of a mile of turn- the fact that is at been looked with scorn Mr. Bryan's question—is to all ship- nominated James S. Sherman at the streams. spite he, Gompers, upon by labor | pike road by the government; Mr. the head of a trade union now. pers summed In the Issue whether Convention he paid the fol- Five laws authorizing construction organiza- leaders—until Bryan holds the doctrine that the Chicago tion of a non-political nature, he is, “We believe in action of the railroads, as in the past, shall lowing trltftite to the Koputilleau can- of dams in navigable streams. political i government ought to own and operate an official of that trade us- make rates, practically, without re- didate for Vice-President: Nine laws affecting Federal courts, as union, the wage workers; we believe it to be more than two hundred thousand ing his time, paid for by the union, their salvation. vision, or whether a judicial body "I take great pleasure In saying judicial districts, etc. only miles of railroads. Jefferson was the and the nnion machinery in further- "We do not believe in the kind of ! shall impartially revise rates after to yon that after, sixteen years of Seven laws affecting customs, first and great apostle of State rights; the success of a that will boost or hearing both sides. service In the National House of K p- granting increased privileges to cer- ing partisan political politics a party par- Mr. Bryan would obliterate all State In this he is con- On this great issue Mr. has a in Hie tain etc. party. doing going ties to which we are indebted for all Bryan lines for the of resentatlvea. covering period ports, no but purpose owning rail- eo laws trary to all precedent, either in this of labor’s ills, no matter what ‘prom- plan vague denunciation of roads. Mr. history of the Republican party Twenty-five affecting public what has been Jefferson did dream of a Civil etc. country or in England. He is a Dem- ises’ may be made. done and is now In ond alone to Its history In the lands, making special grants, possible political Utopia; Mr. Bryan in ocrat and a free trader and as such "The hundred or more full operation, lie proposes no defi- War. New York's favorite son Seven laws for the District of Col- fifty, years would turn Utopia into Sheol with has himself on record as of had nite reform. Neither his In committee. In debate upon umbia, including prohibition of all put fighting experience by organized labor training his vagaries. Mr. Jefferson council, nor his fits him for believed with within the District, and to defeat the best friends American should preclude the possibility of experience the In the floor, has always been ready, betting pro- building the fabric of the State on to labor ever had in the history of the the workers' economic move- task and he speciously seeks to mis- great with great ability, viding fb» free examination of sputum turning the enlightened conscience of the strength, Nation. ment into an of lead by saying that for ten years the work for the common good, and what In suspected cases of tuberculosis. adjunct political party people; Mr. Bryan would build Interstate Commerce Commission has only Is still than with wisdom Investigation of wood pulp indus- wmie many oi tne iaDor papers re- corruptionists. on his own fancies and better that, been new and omits dVeams, re- try; House committee no main non-committal on the question, “We believe in the ballot; we long asking powers and Judgment. reported the that cognising no Intelligence that does for most of the ones for the day when labor will become a fact these powers have been warrant altering tariff at this time Important oppose not spring from himself. In his in- True to Conviction*;. the of President Of political unit. granted by Republican laws, creat- and no conclusive evidence of a.trust, policy Gompers. flated egotism he admits no “He has had the con rase, a new judicial system to secure wisdom, always but sufficient for further in- course' the out and out Democratic “We for a ing no to be ground long party of, for and statesmanship, no policy that does whether In Buccess or defeat, will lean toward justice between shipper and carrier. vestigation. papers Bryan. by the wage worker, not spring from himself, and he has true to his convictions, to his con- One hundred and The Toledo Union Leader has Judge Taft is pledged to execute, fifty-two public “Let it be said that President Gom- forced his party to his to his and to (so the maintain and extend this new safe- adopt theories, stituents, party laws were enacted. strongly opposed Gompers slogan pers meant well—but he erred.” j to advocate his of the guard of equal privileges in trans- policies, gad should whole people Republic. There were 2300 invalid pension to “reward your friends and punish Regarding Bryan and his speech of he be elected he stands tir ia portation embodied in wilt attempt to carry- “The Middle West acts and about 700 private pension your enemies.” It declares that the acceptance the views of the Republican out all the as it following legislation. vagaries his mind may population, as In agriculture, acts. policy is ineffective and is likely to do prominent trade union leaders will be hatch. He wealth, j The real Issue which is occasionally refers to manufacture, as in mineral Bills introduced in House over more damage to the unions than guiding s 22,- interesting: Jefferson, but does It In a sort of has the first place upon the tb in over The Leader has and deciding this campaign is wheth- «00; Senate, 7000. good. consistently J. E. Pritchard, general secretary as honors l' *' er this work of the apologetic way, if It was a great The great Empire State stood for direct action through a of the International Pavers and Ram- Republican party in in misfortune to Jefferson that he was. when It honors James S. Sherman Labor party or the Socialist party and mers' said: furnishing prompt judicial regula- born Union, before Mr. Bryan reached man- presenting him to this convention. -BRYAN’S POLICIES is at present delivering hammer blows tion of railroad rates, so that already “I consider Bryan's letter the weak- hood. Mr. Bryan Is a "I believe that the great Middle the no, railroad company can populist, pure for legislative ticket of the So- document arbitrarily and HiB or ,est of its kind ever written. raise rates as in the simple. mind Is built on a West, recognizing the importance DESTRUCTIVE.” cialist party, which was endorsed by< past, shall con- best It Is nonsense to assert that the Re- populistic pattern, cast in a the recognizes the referendum vote of the local unions. j tinue and be watched and executed popu- Empire State, publican party is for the listic mold. He interests of and my party responsible by a President of judicial training masquerades as a your party Mr. Taft and The Akron People rips the anti-in- business Under the Re- Demoerat only. His from not alone be- Compares Republican depression. and expert experience or whether theories are of every standpoint, junction pretenses of the Democratic populistic State of N> w Democratic Platforms. publican administration the people Mr. Bryan's declaration that the Re- origin, and his policies of cause he Is from the party into tatters, and points out to had seven of ; a populistic pattern. he is big enough, < From Mr. Taft’s Speech of Accep- years prosperity. The publican party has accomplished There was a York, but because Gompers the utter absurdity of plac- depression was due to natural time (in the dim and and able and Industrious tance.) causes, nothing shall be made good by revo- misty past, it is enough ing any reliance in a party that de- and true), when to Bit politics had nothing to do with it. lutionary Press. Democracy stood for enough and patriotic enough The chief difference between the clares in favor of legislation.—Phlla. sound restricting Injunc- If Bryan is elected there will be a money, for a stable govern- the great office of the Vice-Presi- Republican and the Democratic tions in one and follows plat- plank it up worse depression. ment, for well-thought-out and well- and If in the chapter forms is the difference which has dency, of_hai[* with a declaration that “It is the me Knignts or Labor went to considered and clearly defined penings, which God forbid, the 1 resi- heretofore been seen between the the poli- function of courts to interpret the pieces when they went Into politics, HOW COULD BRYAN HELP? cies. Democracy, under the leader- dent should be called upon to cross policies of Mr. Roosevelt and those laws which the create.” of Mr. of my ac- people and a like (ate will befall the Ameri- ship Bryan stands for any- the river, there is no man which have been advocated by the The Zanesville Labor Journal con- For have, can Federation of Labor unless It re- Ilia Prescription* Business Shown thing that will catch votes. quaintance that I would sooner Democratic candidate, Mr. cludes that labor is confronted Bryan. by far fuses to support the Democratic party. to Be Ineffectual. in the interests of good citizenship Mr. Roosevelt's policies have been than greater questions injunctions, A labor union is an industrial institu- ANOTHER LABOR LEADER FOR and because of his ability and worth, and regulative; Mr. and that “the labbr (From the Pittsburg me progressive vote has never tion and should steer clear of poli- Gazette-Times.) TAFT. to fill the first place Instead of Bryan’s destructive. Mr. Roosevelt been delivered or deliverable by any We hear ot workingmen tics." saying (New Britain Record.) second place in the Republic. ■has favored regulation of the busi- man or set of men.” that this time they intend to vote in which evils have Edward Hourigan, of District N'o. Ben Chapin, editor of the ness grown up The Brewers' Journal, of Cincin- tor Mr. Bryan, because for the past Railroad to out the 15, of the International Association Employe, a labor is The letter of wo as stamp evils and per- ridicules the tameness ten months we have had hard times. organ, out for strongly partisan M*; nati, growing of Machinists, said: This will no Travelers mit the business to continue. The But what good will that do? How is doubt call for Bryan to the Commercial of Bryan, declaring that he is no more additional New Vor* tendency of Mr. Bryan's “Bryan’s letter Is not radical a explaining from the Great Prosperity Congress in proposals feared, and calls upon the tariff for revenue, ignoring the pro- tne working It Is so weak it Samuel Gompers, who as bad taste as has generally been destructive of the to stand enough. will destroy tection idea altogether, going to promised to City was in quite people by workingmen in the open deliver the solid labor the Interna- business with respect to which he is much confidence on the part of the the shops and mills? How will the vote to Wil- recent attempt to put coming election, something Gompers in the liam Jennlngg Bryan. Union on recora demanding reform. Mr. Roosevelt will not do. working people Democratic election .of Senators by direct vote tional Typographical Such untactful would compel the trusts to conduct party. Bryan has np longer a ghost start the wheels of industry? Or as indorsing Bryan. The Switchmen’s Journal, printed THREE non-parti- their business in a lawful manner of a show of being elected." the of campaign contri- GREAT NEW WORLD methods of dealing with at Buffalo, opposes Gompers. publication react upo and secure the benefits of their opera- John A. Dyche, of the International butions? Or the further harassment DEEDS. san organizations serve to The Bakers' Journal, published in met bkii- tion an.1 the maintenance of the pros- Women's Garment Makers' Union, of the railroads? Or the From the a candidate, and, unless Chicago, in behalf of its readers “em- reorganiza- Republican National among tia perity of the country of which they said: tion of the House, so that the Platform—The fully, produce bad feeling phatically protests against our Speaker American Govern- sts®b are an important part; while Mr. having “Bryan with his weak letter may bo in members. A wise politician international classed may powerless? Why open this ment, Republican hands, has freed The com- would and organization gain the support of many conserva- now to clear of such imbroglios. Bryan extirpate destroy country the markets of the Cuba, given peace and cnar business in order to with those ‘who work and vote for the tives but will alienate the labor protection to mercial travelers’ incident is a the entire stamp vote. world when wp have not sufficient de- Porto Rico and the “ which have success of the Democratic ticket.’ Prosldent John of Philippines under acteristlc mark of Mr. Bryan® ■out the evils they prac- Young, the mand to consume what we ourselves our flag, and begun the The Stove Mounters' Journal, of construction view and pou ticed. Lithographers' International Protec- manufacture? of the Panama Canal. judicial of measures clem. bujehill fair. REPUBLICAN RALLY. CITY MEETING. Senator Borah, of Idaho, and Hon. Petition for Laying Out of New Pub- BXHIBI- VEN'TEENta ANNUAL Forrest Goodwin, the Speakers. lic Way—Rolls of Accounts. Hancock hall was filled last Aldermen AT MOUNTAIN PARK. Monday Mayor Simonton, Estey, |TIOV evening at the first republican rally of the Hagan and Jordan were present at the campaign. Senator W. E. Borah, of Idaho, regular meeting of the city government day’s attendance a hbcobd- and Hon. Forrest Goodwin, of Skowhegan, Monday evening. HALL EXHIBIT— £rEAKKR—FINE were the speakers. Victualers’ licenses were granted to J. TUESDAY'S RACKS. The Bar Harbor Cadet band furnished H. Donovan and C. S. Johnston. the music. After a few selections in post- Tije democratic city committee recom- office square, the band marched to the skies snd • bracing atmosphere mended the of the Bright hall, which became to over- 1 appointment following who for weeks has quickly filled eted everybody flowing. election officers, and they were ap- the Bluehill fair, and John „ anticipating Judge A. Peters, republican candi- | pointed: Ward 1—John H. Leland, elec- results followed-crowds were date for representative to the e natural legislature, tion Charles W. ballot clerk. presided. those who clerk, Mason, their to Mountain park, Among occupied the Wy o„ way platform with him and the Ward 2—Frank Young, election clerk; T. that closed with a distinguished th the result Tuesday speakers were Mayor Simonton, ex-Kepre- F. Doyle, ballot clerk. Ward 3—Frank attendance, sentative F. C. ■ord-hreaklng Hirst-day Burrill, ex-Mayor Hager- Heath, election clerk; Arthur Salisbury, from thy, John O. estimated that not far 1,000 Whitney, County-Attorney hallo* clerk. Ward C. H. Wood, of Bar A. W. 4—Emery Maddocks, during the day. Harbor, Curtis, the grounds John Malone, P. B. Day, B. F. and election clerk; Olin L. Sargent, ballot to Gray The horse-racing this year promised F. W. Hollins. clerk. Ward 5—E. F. Brady, election and of Judge Peters introduced Mr. (Hit. r than usual, that Tuesday gracefully Hiram W. ballot Goodwin, who clerk, Nason, clerk. track was in dealt almost entirely with tied the promise. The BOLLS OP ACCOUNTS. fasti State issues, arguing that what the demo- •Hz. ine condition. crats were talking most about were really Rolls of accounts were passed as follows: not issues at thb hall exhibit*. all; that there was but one reil issue—resubmission. ROLL OF ACCOUNTS NO. 7. Fund. Xante. Amount. The display of farm products this year Mr. Goodwin is a fluent and pleasing Police, I) of ever on speaker, and his discussion of the Eugene Brann, $26 25 IS fur ahead anything placed politi- cal situation was within the com- Eugene P Warren, 45 00 OBITUARY. at the fair. Not only is the easily exhibition prehension of all. Fred G Wescott, 8 00 above the average, but also in His Frank quality description of the State as a big Reuben 8 Sargent, 7 00 E. Davis, son of the late Cqpt. far ahead of that shown in business how its revenue is ty is corporation; Frank E Moon, 9 00 John Davis, of Ellsworth, died qual obtained and how it is how yesterday PICTURE is this that the spent; every years. So true Elmer L Kingman, 500 at his home in East after a previous expenditure is carefully scrutinized by "a Boston, week’s is embarrassed for room in Suptofschs, John A Scott, 38 33 management competent and faithful auditor; how illness of pneumonia. Mr. Davis was in to all that has taxes are Insane, Dr F F Simonton, 5 00 which properly display assessed, how they are appor- the fifty-seventh year of bis age. He was tioned; how in large measure they come Dr AC Hagerthy, 5 00 been offered. born in Ellsworth, and lived here until a back to the towns these and many other Eugene D Brann, 7 46 The cattle display, too, is ahead of that young man. phases of State government were clearly Pep care cem. Est Curtis R Foster, 82 50 even the addition to the and For FRAMES. discussed. he had been em- of former years, ably Electric light, B H & U R Power Co, 176 84 thirty-eight years sufficient to After a selection the Judge on cattle-shed being scarcely by band, Fire dept, Wallace 45 00 ployed steamboats running from Bos- Peters introduced Senator who dis- Raymond, PARLORS OF the increased exhibits. The Borah, Albert ton to to the accommodate cussed national issues only, prefacing his Hamilton, 45 00 Maine*ports, rising position on the other la of chief display of horses, hand, remarks with reasons why the discussion Austin H Joy, 4 91 engineer. He was working in Call in and see our complete of national A 112 not up to the average. issues at this time is justi- Morrison, Joy Co, that capacity for the Eastern Steamship fiable. E A line of Picture Frames at The always-with-os merry-go-round la Bonsey Son, 15 20 Co. when he was taken ill, being engineer Senator Borah’s was one of the best Moses in and it be said Cottle, 50 on the steamer Ransom B. AMERICAN very much evidence, may addresses ever heard in Ellsworth. Fuller, running HOUSE, political N E Tel A Tel Co, 2 24 Chicago prices. the machine music it grinds out is After a handsome tribute to Mr. from Boston to Kennebec river He that paying Eddie Card, 4 50 ports. much out of tune. as a man, he set forth his reasons had also run on That that this year not so very Bryan Fred H the Penobscot river and photograph you for believing him dangerous to the welfare Dodge, 5 00 ELLSWORTH, ME., are fakirs galore, most of whom have Boston-Bahgor routes. There of the as President. Est Curtis R Foster, 6 25 have been thinking about having to the chronic country Mr. Davis married Miss Clara a familiar look fair-goer. His dissection of Bryan ism from 1892, Andrew M Moor, 1 50 Milliken, so Platform performances in front of the when Mr. Bryan first became conspicuous ; C L Morang, 78 of Ellsworth, thirty-five years ago. She Saturday, September19. enlarged long, bring with you. in until now' was masterful. survives with one stand were given at Intervals dur- public life, Library, Austin M Foster, 6 82 him, together son, grand Free trade in the silver in who was on the of colored 1892, heresy E E Springer, 10 00 Clarence, employed ing I he day by a troupe people, in 1900, militarism in steamer with his and two PRINTING and DEVELOPING 1896, imperialism Mrs H H Emerson, 15 00 father, daugh- headed by the ubiquitous “Professor” 1904. and trial in cases ters, Mrs. Clarence Sweetzer, of by jury injunction Brown A Bangor, Offer in were Little, Co, 8 25 and Mrs. Edwin Tliis and Visit are for for amateurs at one-half»the Baker. 1908, all set forth as either vision- Fairbanks, of East Bos- prices or disaster. Marion J Wyman, 500 ton. He leaves also one sister, Mrs. El- elsewhere. Send Order band, of Ellsworth Falls, occu- ary involving charged your Lynch’S Senator Borah talked for more than an Mary A Hodgkins, 25 00 mer E. Rowe, of this city, and a b. other, near the ONE DAY in mail. pied a platform Judge’s stand, hour, holding the closest attention of the Hose, Charles O Wormell, 818 Fred L. Davis, of Hamilton, Mass. ONLY. by and did yesterday Its part towards the audience. His tribute to Senator Hale C C C Fire Hose Co, 339 62 Funeral services will be held at East was most and Boston Interment at entertainment of the crowd. This band gracefully done, brought High school, Ernest D Giles, 8 80 Friday. Stoughton, Office Hours: 0 a. m to 8 p. m and 7 forth hearty applause. will be in attendance through the three Austin M Foster, 18 90 to 8 p m. High BCh bldg, 507 00 days of the fair. Holtz & Still Schoolhouse, Ells A Mch 21 86 Stanwood, as a Spellbinders Busy. Foundry Wks, MARINE LIST. Tuesday evening was, usual, lively •1.00 FOR GL4SSKS For four more and some after* Asa C Flood, 186 07 you formerly paid PHOTOGRAPHERS, The nights other dealers #5.U0 one for this ordinarily qniet village. Reuben for, including lenses. (Join noons, the voice of the spellbinder will be Treworgy, 7 48 Filled Frames, and no charge for Examining MAIN ST., EI.LSWORTH, ME. Pendleton house, the BluehlU house and Austin M Hancock County Porta. the heard all round about Hancock Foster. 100 08 eyes. do county. West Sullivan — Bid 4, sch Chas John Snow had all they could to take Bchool, C L Morang, 72 Sept 'I he e Frame t are Guaranteed tor 10 Enthusiastic republican meetings have Trickey Years and made of Gold cleanness ctre of their and are wonder- Minnie A Leighton, 5 00 Sid wire. guests, they been held in many during the Sept 3, sch E A Whitmore places past Sid The exact measurement of face taken* »hat they will do Wednesday and according to all have Mrs Philander Jordan, 4 00 Sept 6, sch Lizzie Lee your ing week, and, reports, and every frame made to order, so ti e frame Harvard Jordan, 5 00 Thursday. been very effective. will set correctly and not hurt your lace. Follow is a list of and Mrs A V Brown, 5 00 born! Tuesday evening there was a dance in ing places speak- ers for the rest of the week: Wesley Rogers, 2 25 ABSOLC I KI.Y FBEK OF IIARGK. the town hall, music furnished ANDERSON-At Brooklin, 2, to Mr and being by At Franklin. Wednesday, Sept. 9, by Dr. Est Curtis R 11 20 Sept Foster, Mrs L a son. Your will be Examined The Dono- Wilson's of Ellsworth. There Patten and E. P. Brown. Adelbert Anderson, [Harold Eyes by orchestra, Maj. Austin O 10 50 van Ncteni flc .»• thoii. the At Conary, Lawrence.] iostuveiy only will be a dance each evening of the fair. Stonington, Thursday, Sept. 10, by John A absolutely correct way to fit glasses Senator Deasy, Judge E. P. Spofford and Scott, 16 00 DAVIS—At West Brooksville, Sept 1, to Mr The baseball game Tuesday was between Contingent, Thomas E Hale, 107 02 and Mrs Lauchlin Davis, a daughter. ( No Drops need.) Those who have b en ex- Judge Redman. amined for Glasses men who claim to ex- D 50 FARNHAM-At West Brooksville, 6, to by Bluehill and West Brooksville, the At Southwest Eugene Brann, 7 Sept amine is juniors Harbor, Thursday, Sept. 10, Mr and Mrs Charles Farnham, a daughter. eyes by the old, incorrect way, which former a score of 10 to 8. by Reuel Robinson, of Camden, Dr. Ira B Hagan, jr, 6 00 done by even one w. o t-uppius glass*s hut winning by FORTIER—At 1, to Mr and Patten and S. W. Norwood. Eddie Ellsworth, Sept us, will be agreeably surprised ny our scien- Card, 88 Mrs Peter Fortier, a son. TUESDAY’S RACES. At Bar tific and wonderful method of examining Harbor, Thursday, Sept. 10, by Est Curtis R Foster, 9 50 JORDAN—At to Mr and Mrs and Hon. W. T. of Waterville, and Aurora, Sept 2, eyes fitting glasses. Following is a summary of Tuesday’s Haines, Austin L Maddocks, 8 00 Olin Jordan, a son. Hon. Forrest of Skowhegan. We correct your eye delects by looking in Goodwin, O W 5 00 JORDAN—At to Mr and the the exact races: At Hancock, Senator Tripp, Stonington, Sept 5, eyes, taking scientific measure* Friday, Sept. 11, by Mrs Sabin E Jordan, a son. ment of the focus and of the and Dr. Patten. E W Allen A Son, 2 00 [John shape eyes. 2.JS Trot, ».a« Pace. Pune, f!3S. Deasy Augustus.] NO At the Milton Beckwith, 80 QUESTIONS ASKEO.no trying glasses Itty R, h in. L K Treadwell, Ells- I*amoine, Saturday, Sept. 12, by KNOW LTON—At Stonington, 8ept 2, to Mr on your face, until we have determined your same N E Tel A Tel 90 worth 3 I 1 I speakers. Co, and Mrs Edwin A Knowlton, a son. exactt>ptical error. At West Brooksville, Friday, Sept. 11, by Mott W Jellison, 75 ixmont, bg, by Newsboy, O A Tol- MORGAN—At Tremont, Sept 6, to Mr and Mrs The old tedious and tiresome way of trying Hon. A. L. Blair, of New York, and Hon. N E Decorating Co, 25 00 William Morgan, a son. to fit glasses is either putting in the m»B, Southwest Harbor. 1 3 3 S of drops O. F. Fellows, Bucksport. D 20 75 STEWART-At to Mr and eyes, which often causes BLINDNESS, or by W George Garland, Long Island. Sept 2, rslfne. bl m, by Irving M, J At Deer by Mrs son. trying on a lot of glasses, and asking WINDSOR HOTEL Isle, Saturday, »ept. 12, A W 3 16 John J Stewart, a you: 3 3 3 Frank L. Dutton, of and Hon. Curtis, “Can you see these letters?” or “Do these Clark, Bangor..--. 3 Augusta, WEDGE—At Cranberry Isles, Sept 2, to Mr W. T. BitUHAKKK. Manager. A. L. Blair, of N. Y. Alex H Gray, 24 00 glasses make you see better”? entucky Maid,eh m, by Alenntara, Brooklyn, * and Mrs Frank E Wedge, a son. At Hon. Amos O Rooks, 2 25 After your Optician does a lot of guessing, !Uldw»j butww u ilroad >t. Station E McKenney, Bangor. 3 3 ft 3 Bucksport, Thursday, Sept. 10, by H. M. of and Isaac ChasAJoy, 25 00 and has your eyes all out of shape, yon think and Reading Terminal >n Filbert St. W R Jordan, Bar Har- Heath, Augusta, Fuld, MARRIED. have been examined. Fiuntlcruy. of New York. Willis M you 4 4 4 Foster, 1 75 bor. 4 At Amherst, Saturday, Sept. 12, by Willis Think this over and you can readily see and Whitcqmb, Haynes A Co, 9 25 LEAVITT—STANLEY—At Belfast, Sept 1, by that yon have been doing your own examina- European, $1 per day up. Time: 3.38, 3-37. E. Parsons, of and S. W. Nor- P S.8&J, 2.371, Foxcroft, Judson A Austin, 57 25 Rev F Furber. Miss Lena Eames Leavitt, tion, and that is no doubt tbe reason you have of Southwest Harbor. of to Doane of 3.00 7Yo» as « Pace. wood, Martin E Belfast, Perley Stanley, had trouble to get your glasses correct. doss, Purse. flOO. At Senator Jellison, 4 50 Isles. American, $2.50 per day Ellsworth, Saturday Sept. 12, by Cranberry thousands of our will endorse island Villa, b g, by Quarter Silk, of and Hon. C S Johnston, 11 50 Many patrons Eugene Hale, Ellsworth, LEACH—ORDWAY—At Castine, Sept 5. by every word you read here. and up. John Ruggles, Carmel. Ill Charles C. Fairchild, of New York. Rev W A Hanscom, Miss Grace D Leach, of $2,133 59 This Is the at C asa Young Constantine, b s, by Constan- MuBic band. Penobscot, to Wilbert E Ordway, of Castine Absolutely High Ttie ouly moderate t riced hotel of repo* by Lyqch’s BTREBT COMMISSIONER’S ROLLS. W*»rk done In Glasses in Atneilea— RIDEOUT-CARTER-At J Fitting cation and consequence in tine, E McKenney. Bangor. 3 3 4 Surry, Sept 5, by Don’t suffer with headache. Sidewalks. $ 25 20 F Staples, esq, Mrs Sadie C Rideout, to Andrew N.chg, by Donum, Asa Grant. North Ellsworth Fair. Bridges. 152 92 Alden V Carter, both of Ellsworth. We have produced astonishing results from PHILADELPHIA. Bangor. 3 3 2 One of the attractions at the North brain nervous dizzi- New Shore road, east side. 439 86 SAWYER-PERKINS-At Castine. Sept 5, by fag. debility, iusontnht, Blue Belle, b m. by Blue Will, D R Ellsworth fair, w'h ch will take place on Rev W A Hanscom, Miss Hattie Belle Saw- ness, nausea, WATERY EYES, blurrv vision, and 16 and 17. Highways. 297 73 and other troubles caused EYE STRAIN Bucksport. 4 Wednesday Thursday, Sept. yer to Fred C Perkins, both of Castine. by Det'ourcy, We have corrected tbe use of cross will be thj presence on the second day of * by glasses, Baby luiwrence, cb g, by Vassar, Miss $915 71 and our scientific Co. G., N. Q. 8. M. DIED. eyes Astigmatism, by Marion Nkwman, Manset. 3 The was a methods of Examining. TUB- The company will arrive at North Ells- mayor appointed committee Colons Girl, br Eaton An experience covering every detail of the m, by Columbo, worth about 11 o’clock Thursday morning, of one to confer with the school board in COOK—At West C Wallace Sullivan, Sept 5, Optical Business for o1 er a quarter o' a cen Bro-. Ellsworth. S attired in the neat service uniforms of of 68 6 months. regard to request for the continuance ol Cook, Ellsworth, aged years, tury is the great record of the great National E T L. b g, by Vasssr, C H Maddox, olive drab, and will march to the grounds. COOMBS—At CLARION. the school in district No 19, on the Shore Stonington, Sept 12, Madolyn, Optical Company. Ellsworth. 7 S 6 Here a space is to be set aside for them, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Merton and will an exhibition of tent Road, which the school board this year Coombs, aged 8 months, 1 day. Time: 2.411.2.38,2.361. they give Whether it’s a range or a fur. pitching. voted to discontinue. DAVIS—At East Boston, Sept 8, Frank E NATIONAL OPTICAL COMPANY, The company will change from ils ser- Davis, formerly of Ellsworth, aged .*>6 years, | nace—if it is a it is The mayor and Aid. Jordan were ap- “Clarion”, SCHOOL MATTERS. vice uniforms to the new full dress blue 10 months. 18 Middle Street. BANGOR MAINE. a committee to confer with the | uniforms which were recently issued to pointed EMERY—At Bar Harbor, Sept 5, John J 1 sure to meet every requirement. BRANCH OFFICES: Boston, Mass the and an exhibition drill in school board in to the ol Emery, of New York, aged 75 years. Spring- Will Hot be company, regard placing tield. Mas**., Rutland. Vt.. Hartford, Conn. Made the Wood Eire-Escape* Probably manual of both in close nod ex- FLOOD—At North Ellsworth, 4, Lewis by Bishop Co,, the arms, lira escapes an certain of five mWo4 build- Se.pt Main Office, New York City Unlit this Year. tended order, will be given. An exhi- Flood. Sold ings this year. liangor. by It seems probable that owing to lack of bition of guard mounting, which will be FORTIER—At Ellsworth, Sept 2, May, daugh- ter Mr and Mrs Peter 11 a attractive and a drill will A petition of Isaac Davis and sixteen of Fortier, aged funds, the plan of equipping several of the very feature, J. P. ELD complete the program. others for the laying out of a public way 1UDGE, school buildings with fire-escapes will not FROST—At Penobscot, Sept 3, Mrs Gilbert Hebron from Oak street to the residence of hir. Academy Frost, 76 be carried out this year. The school board aged years. Main Street, Ellsworth. Eden Fair. where a way is already es- GOTT—At Gott’s Island. Sept 4, Bertha Maud, had received bids for the work, and it was Davis, private The Eden fair this is to be en- infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William year tablished, the new way to be known ap 1884-1908 ELLSWORTH estimated the fire-escapes proposed would livened by trotting races for the first time Gott, aged 7 months. Davis avenue, was presented. The board cost in the vicinity of |375. in its history. In previous years attempts LAKE—At Ellsworth Falls. Sept 6. Florence, of Mr and Mrs Simon 1 for l>oys and girls. Thorough prepar- Steam and Bath Rooms. have been made to have trotting races, instructed the city clerk to post the proper daughter Lake, aged Laundry Major Simonton called the attention of year, 1 month. but the track has been too small. This notices fora on the at the ation for college and scientific schools. •NO VO ‘W'AMHWK.** the lack and at hearing petition Harbor. Flora F. PAV, school board to of funds, a half-mile track has been MORRISON—At Bar Sept 6, year constructed, room Cours-s for those who cannot attend a aldermen’s Thursday evening, Sept wife of Elmer J Morrison, aged 37 years, I meeting of the school board last evening and several races have been arranged for 1 All kinds of laundry work done ai short notice. each 17, at 7.30 o’clock. RICH—At Tremont, Sept 3, Alvah D Rich, college. Modern buildings, steam heat, Goods called tor and delivered. resolutions w'ere adopted disclaiming day. j1 aged 36 Prizes are also offered for the best driv- The board took a recess to Thursday years.' elecu'ic etc. Ellicient H. B. ESTEY A of the board for accident in case ROBINSON—At 2, Marie M ; lights, telephone, CO.f liability ing horse kept and owned on tha island Bucksport. Sept WEST END BRIDGE, ELLSWORTH MB evening, Sept. 10. 1 2 mouths. of teachers. of fire. Chairman Killam objected to the of Mt. Desert the season for busi- j Robinson, aged year, i corps Physical instructor present SNOW—At Bluehill, Sept 2, Mrs Lucy A Snow, of the resolutions on the ness purposes, aud for the best matched all the year. No better school wording ground ! aged 75 years. any- horses, the best single horse four-years- NOTES. that they conveyed the impression that AMUSEMENT TRENEER— At 3, infant where for young men and women to old and upwards, best three-years-old, Stonington, Sept ELECTRICAL the school board the daughter of Mr and Mrs Treneer, aged 5 and city government best best colt six-mouths BOSTON. | get training in mind and one-year-old, KEITH’S THEATRE, months. 9 days. body. Full Lines of were two mare and colt. | at loggerheads, but the other old, and the best breeding Ezra Kendall’s return to vaudeville for Fall term begins Tuesday, Septem- For the races, several are to be held each ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES members voted for the resolutions as pre- is to Hancock county. A runniug the first time in eight years, at Keith’s, cUmmisnimua j ber 13, 1908. i rented. day, open AND FIXTURES. race of one-half mile, for horses, an event of more than interest. green ordinary For catalog and further information, Estimates and Gives. At the same of the school board are [on Wiring Supplies Cheerfully meeting aud a slow race, as well as a 2.35 class, is one of the of monolo- Kendall greatest HAWKING address the ANDREW M MOOR. the matter of the school in to be held on the first day. On the second Principal, continuing and one of the most effective story- there will be races for the 2.30 class, gists, J^ACHINES. IV. F. Laundry Bldg, (west etui bridge). Ellsworth. district No. 19, Shore road, was taken day Sabgent, j a running race, a slow race and a free-for- tellers. Catarrh Sufferers are Nothing But The board a few weeks voted to Hebron, Maine up. ago all. f On the same bill will be “The Love _ Hawking, Spitting anil Blowing discontinue the but on the repre- I- school, the Viennese opera with its splen- sentation that several other children have Waltz”, Machines, Says an Authority. ELLSWO KTM FALLS. and its now ARNOLD’S recently moved into the district, the city did music, unique waltzes, Ia it possible that in these days STEAM or HOT WftTER HEATING. government advised tht of the famous which last week proved one reopening How ard Giles, of Jamaica Plain, Mass., kiss, when cleanliness and sanitary reform BALSAM school. The board investigate, ever Parties desiring Steam or Hot WTaorrcaunB‘ed school wjli is visiting relatives here. of the strongest attractions secured are being preached in the churches, •nd if deemed advisable the*school will be Water Heating Plants install* Mrs. M. M. Moore left Monday for a for vaudeville. schools and at public gatherings, that Bowei Complaints by opened. ed will do well to consult me. to Boston and New* York, the season Mr. Keith thousands of will continue to For several years past the city of Ells- trip During coming people Estimates Given. G. A. PARCHER. suffer from when there is an worth has been paying tuition and board i Leonard Jordan, w’ho is employed at will present the greatest line of headline catarrh, for three who live near the Orland North was at home Saturday. certain remedy always on pupils Anson, acts ever given in vaudeville. absolutely W. GOGG1NS, Ellsworth. hne, in them to school wife returned hand? tF. Ellsworth, sending Rev. J. D. Prigmore and of the bill will be Selma in are four Other features is Orland. This year there pupils last week from Lamoine, where they spent Hyomei (pronounced High-o-me) ^noftSBlouai iarOu. in the Scott Mullen and Cor- community. Supt. of ScboolB Braatz, female juggler; a medicated and has August. | pleasant, antiseptic REAL ESTATE. made arrangements by which these Mon acrobatic comedians, J Warren Keane. it in and it will cure | Mrs. D. N. Moore went to Bangor elli, , air. Breathe I; AN KLIN FA l iHOW, pupils will be sent to school in district Brown and and the Keith special ji* No. to see her sister, Mrs. Sarah Jones, Hodges, catarrh. It will stop foul breath, 9—two will be bearded in the school day show. If you want to «ell your shore who is there for medical treatment. ______and crusts in the nose M. D. district and two will be transported by ! watery eyes, or other real estate, list returned pruperiy their parents. The cost will be fl.50 a week Thomas Spencer and wife have BOSTON THEATRE. in a few days. It wth Kay P. Kator. 14G Maine three weeks here St Hrunswick. Mane, Hum mr each child. The will save about to Boston, after spending Denman “I suffered from catarrh for two and city Ellis The engagement of Thompson sier ot Deeds. Cunio r- P/n/si,ci.au Optician. 1100 a this and at Lamoine, the guests of A. W. tried numerous remedies which eily Keg year by arrangement. one of the years; land In of and wife. at the Boston theatre is proving County addition to a new system writing failed; used one and one-half bottles Telephun,-, J-4, West roaknville •nd new the of was here most ever given at the Hub reading books throughout Emery Parsons, Lewiston, important of Hyomei and am entirely cured.”— Ellsworth school board has on his to his home at Til- Old Home- WEST BEOOKSTILLE, MAINE. schools, the on Sunday way For some years, although “The C. N. Lindsy, 407 East .First Ave., adopted new arithmetics in ail the grades called there the illness of his of the Best Potatoes in the World den, by stead” the same popularity every- S. D. Some using them-the fourth to ninth inclusive. Aaron Parsons. enjoys Mitchell, father, as I are in Minnesota. Write for 2nn GEORGE A. 1‘HILLH’S. The be in better where, Mr. Thompson has not appeared A complete Hyomei outfit, consist- grown page i)lt. schools will this year Mrs. William P. Dorr has returned irom booklet giving full particulars regarding the le than in the large] o'f a hard rubber *nape for several years past. Supt. Mass., where she has been visiting Joshua Whitcomb, except ing strong, pocket sources of this rich state. Its industries, crops, onott has Lynn, and a bottle of costs made some very advantageous her sister, Mrs. Good well. Her nephew, cities. His present appearance was de- inhaler Hyomei, live stock, properly values, schoo sand churches DENTIST. trades in new’ books. The and the unities for man. the purchase of Leo came with her for a visit. cided arrangements made and extra bottles, if after- opport any »chool families Alden, upon through only 81, board requests that all wife with Mr. Keith, and the remarkable wards cost 50 cents each. STATE) board OF IMMIGRATION, State Friends of Simon Lake and sympa- needed, only i M having school boolts, which are city prop- man has been the 01 Capital. Dept 14. St. Paul. Minnesota. Office over W. thize with in the death of their powers of the subject O. Ai Paroher sells it and guarantees Lipsky’sC'othing Store. them in to the school board, thegi comment all the week. SJy»turnlhe Florence, on Sunday, general it to do as advertised. WEST MAINE. book* are worth about one-third their youngest daughter, is on a scale thar exactly SULLIVAN, of thirteen months. Fu- The production larger also cures Bron- original coat for and if all the peronitis, aged much of the pul Hyomei Asthma, Seraph: exchange, neral services were held from the residence ever before, scenery being books scattered abdut the are made Colds, and infants’ oohii-s. from Gold Medal Flour, are jehool city Interment at Juni- on with greater attention to detail, chitis, Oonghe, turned sav- on Tuesday afternoon. the best I ever tasted. Sophia. Subscribe for The American in, it would result in a great possible by the great stage of this theatre Croup. ing to the city. per cemetery. Aiuaicu hat subtcribere mi 107 young people of the vicinity gathered for •n and necktie Dancing t Mv JJ7 pott-offlcet in Hancock county. apron party. upon the new floor wee indulged in. Alt the other a in the com- paper County Sapper eras served at midnight. bined do not “each to many. Thb Amdu- Sept. 7. Sp»c. _ a list of candidates or specimen ballot, five one BAn it >m»I the only paper printed in Penalty for wilfully defacing, tearing down, removing or destroying to, hundrtd dollar, Mart cork county, and hat never claimed to WEST SULLIVAN. A. I. BROWN, he, but it it the only paper that cun prop Mrs. F. £. Pettiugill went to Bangor Secrejttnj nf arty be eatted a County paper; all th< Saturday. re* are merely local papert. The circulc- Miss Nina Davie, a former teacher here, was in town in the over the name. X Wt« The American, barrinj the Bar Saturday. To vote a straight Ticket, mark a cross X square party B. B. Havev has returned from Caribou, _ es_iia. mi.L.,.1 __i. %r 1- noma Vraaa nri name In list Morbor Record’s nurmer till, it To rote a Ticket, mark X in the square over Party name. Erase printed under X and fill larger where he visited his A. B. Havey Split i„ new than thot of all the other papers printed son, in Ha ncock county Josephine Bunker is at home from Northeast Harbor, where she has been employed. Frank Carlton has opened his barber CX>UNTY NEWS. after a vacation in Lo- sh°j) a^ain, spent LAMOINE. C. \Yallace Cook, formerly of Ellsworth, died Saturday at the Granite hotel, after a CRUISE OF YACHT AWA. short illness. The auxiliary yacht Awa, of Lamoine, Mrs. Rice and granddaughter, of ret -ned Tuesday from an extended and Machias, are spending a few weeks with •veruful trip to Cranberry Isles, Southwest Mrs. Arthur Bifnker. Hr borand Mt. Desert Rock. Capt. Hodg- Miss Cora Gordon and Christie Gordon ki entertained on board the Awa Sun- have gone to Boston, where they have em- da, afternoon at Southwest Harbor ployment for the winter. Ht dark and wife. Jack and William ’ry Mrs. Edna Merrill, who has been visit- Pa t-r, Robie Norwood and the Misses her Mrs. J. K. Mitchell, P*> r. Mr. and Mrs. Doudiet, of Minne- ing daugher, started for her home in St. Louis Satur- ap is, were the guests of the captain for a dt lightful day’s sail around Uott’s day. lal id and the Cranberry islands. Frank Blaisdell and wife, of Franklin, 51 today morning the Awa cleared for ! and Mrs. Minta Blaisdell, of Bar Harbor, Mt Desert Rock, and passed Duck island were guests of George Pettingill and wife lit ihouse, which it hailed and received a i Sunday. re, The party all went ashore at Mt. Moore and wife have returned j• Ralph Dt rt Hock. A large bundle pf papers from Bangor, where Mrs. Moore under- ■ SOCIALIST. an lagsziues, including Bandar's New went a successful surgical operation at the REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRAT., j prohibition. "Yt panprs, was left at the lighthouse; Hast Maine hospital. Ca i. Robbins said it was the latest news One of the recent improvements is paint- For Governor For Governor For ever been left on the island. For Governor Governor wl ich had the exterior of Milton hall. Mr. Keef nail back to Bar Harbor ing Curtis A. Perry o( Portland Tl by moonlight has strengthened its walls, and is making Bert M. Fernald ot Poland Obadiah Gardner of Rockland James H. Ames of Bowdoinhan ■wu s delightful. it ready for future use. \ ip.T imes Tweedie, of Cambridge, Mass., j Helen who was called Os -r and Dana Hodgkins, of Boston, Miss Thomas, Fa field of Waltham, Mass.. | hon e on account of the serious illness of For State Auditor Coolidge, For Btate Auditor State Auditor For State Auditor Ar bur L. Coggins, of Igerna. Cal., Miss her father, has returned to Boston. Mr. IJor in health. Hi /el Hodgkins and Joseph Hodgkins, of Thomas is greatly improved Charlee P. Hatch of AugusU Everett U. Mower of Auguata Jamea Perrigo of Portland M irose, Mass., Miss Helen Brewer, of Bar Sept. 7. Vox Populi. Harbor, and Capt. Fred I#. Hodgkins, of La noine, w ere the guests of Capt. Charles NORTH SULLIVAN. the entire "All For to For Representative to Congress H. Hodgkins during trip. For RepreeenUtive to c'ongress Repreaentative Congreaa For Representative to Congress a most time. Gordon is his house report pleasant Bridgham having Samuel W. Gould of Robert Q. Henderson of Madison thoroughly renovated. Edwin C. Burleigh of AuguaU Skowhegan William L Sterling of Waterville Dana and Oscar Hodgkins, of Boston, A son was born to Allen Watson and were tbe guests of Capt. Fred L. Hodg- wife Aug. 30. (George Merrill.) kins last week. Postmaster Colson has moved from the For Senators For Benatora For Senator* For Senators Gray has purchased a fine horse Rideout house to the old Blaisdell home- Almont} Frank E. Mace of No. 33 PI. C. D. Gray of Eden at liar Harbor. He reports that there are stead. Luere B. Deaey of Eden J. M. Young of Surry i go d chances for buying at this time. Mrs. Arno Bowden left last week fora William A. Walker of Caetine Melvin A. Wardwell of Penobacot Capt. G. B. Hodgkins’ wharf at the visit w ith her sister, Mrs. Nason Crimmin, shore is. being reconstructed along scien- at Hallowell. tific lines for use next season. The work Mrs. Jennie Milligan, and Laura Hardi- j For For County Attorney For is in charge of Dyer Hodgkins and Harvey sort, of Boston, are guests of their parents, For County Attorney County Attorney County Attorney Dear. Sabin O. Hardison and wife. of Herbert L. Or*bam of Eden 1 Wiley C. Conary Bucksport Harry Reynolds, of New Haven, Conn., William H. Gordon, or Boston, has been is in town w ith his new Northern touring the guest of his cousin. Miss M. E. Moon, car. Mr. Reynolds and his brother Jo- for a few days. He returned Friday. tbam have been in For of Probate very generous giving Mrs. Coombs, with her For of Probate Register For Register ot Probate their friends short George daughter; For Register of Probate Register many pleasure trips. of West has been her Franklin, visiting William H. Sherman of Eden H. W. Unacott of Wen The yachts Lamiel and Alice have been sisters, Mrs. Charles agd John Butler. Timothy F. Mahoney of Ellsworth hauled for the season. Tbe smart up sloop M. Hazel has been put into commission the Sept.?. past week; it is reported that she has been EAST FRANKLIN. For Sheriff sold to Capt. Chick, of Marlboro, who is For Sheriff For Sheriff For Sheri It to use tier as a fishing boat. George L. Hooper 1 hat i ng bis house Forreat O. Silsbyof Am bent Bryon H. Mayo of Ellsworth Eugene Willey of Eden Mrs. Lizzie Coolidge and her sou Fair- paint^a. field, Mrs. Charles Hodgkins and Mrs. Seth ScsmmoQ has had a delight- family, —t- Miss Clara Hodgkins, Capt. F. L. Hodg- fu\ visit from her mother, Mrs. Wood- Winifred Mrs. Arthur of Bar Harbor. For -| kins, Cushing, ttgorth, For County Commissioner For County Commissioner For County Commissioner County Commissioner Reynolds and family, Mrs. L. R. Hodg- Loren Wentworth and wife hive re- Frank I. Leland of Eden. kins and sou, Walter Reynolds and family, turned from Mil bridge where they have Melville L. Allen of Mount "Desert C. Cleveland Homer of Bucksport Misses Helen and Eleanor Brewer were been visiting relatives. the the week. among departures during Mrs. Florence Springer has been visit- A small enjoyed a to the Mt. friends in and on party trip ing Cranberry Isles, her For Connty Treasurer. For Oounty Treasurer Desert bridge in the launch Evelyn as the return home visited friendr in Bar Har- For County Treasurer For County Treasurer of the D. M. of * guests Joseph Hodgkins during bor and HancocK. Robert B. Holmes of Ellsworth A. of Ellsworth West Eden week. The of the towers for tbe John Cunningham buildiqg Mrs. Curtis tfith and line between Ellsworth and Bar Hooper, granison power Miss Frances and Curtis Fuller- Harbor at this is daughter, point progressing rap- ton, of Boston, 3 witn Nason and will be liuisned within the spent Sept. For to idly, and wife. For Representatives to legislature Representatives Legislature month. Louis Andersou, of Lamoine, has Springer For Representatives to Legislature For Representatives to Legislature the Free charge of the work. Friday, September 4, Baptist John A. Peters, Ellsworth. E. Ellsworth. Nelson W. Chaney. Eden. society and Sunday school held a picnic at George Davis, Sept. 8. Spec. Q. Raymond Joy, Eden. Eden. George's p >nd. Swings, games and aline Reginald Ingalls, Oliver rfowley, Swan’s Island. Arthur L. Somes, Southwest Harbor. day were much enjoyed. FRANKLIN. Charles C. Thurlow, Stonington. Josoph C. Harmon, Stonington. Mrs. J. U. Hardison and daughter Frank P. Merrill, Bluehill. Arthur L. Young, Hancock. Mrs. E. L. Lowell left for ber home at Verna aud Mias Maggie Hardison spent a James H. Jones, Bucksport. Richard P. Harriman, Bucksport. Blaine Saturday. few days with Mrs. Hardison’s niece, Mrs. Herbert T. Silsby, Aurora. Joshua E. Gross, Orland. Miss Teresa Hartwell, of Bar Harbor, is Harold* Carter, in West Ellsworth last Edward E. Bragdon, Sullivan. ! Andrew P. Havey, Sullivan. in town for a few days. week. Miss Helen Macomber is visiting ber Miss Daisy Gordon will go next week to annt, Mrs. Effie Macomber. Redstone, N. H., to teach. Her mother I I will close her house aud with mak- Mrs. Adelaide Dunn and daughter Miss go her, ing it pleasant for them, as Mr. Gordon Bermee are visiting in Columbia Falls. has employment there. Miss Edith, who age in Castine Saturday afternoon. They Mrs. M. A. Browne will leave Wednes- has been home for a vacation from Wash- COUNTY NEWS. left immediately lor Rockland. Their day for ber borne in Washington, D. C. ington, D. C., where she is employed by For Additional County .V«m, tee other payee frienda extend congratulations. Mrs. C. J. Cleveland and daughter. Miss the government, will return at the same J. Q. Webster and wile, of Cambridge, Annie Frances, returned to Bangor {Satur- time. EAST SULLIVAN. Mass., with their children, were gueeta at day. Sept. 6. R. laaac Dunbar's last week. H. O. Jc bason attended the Isle ! Ray Dwelley and wife are bis Presque The who the ; Talks visiting fair. Nangle family, occupied Telephone C. E. Dwelley and wife, for a SOUTH GOULD3BORO. Dunbar cottage left Sat- parents, during August,* abort time. Harold Hammond is from Mrs. Delphi ns Wooster is visiting her urday for Massachusetts. recovering son's in Rock Edward Jordan, of Bangor, was a guest pneumonia. family port. Mra. Dorothy Wardwell is visiting her at the West-Blais dell homestead a few The ladies of the Bunker Memorial John Allen has joined Mrs. Allen at the son Herman in Daria. Her granddaugb- last week. home of her Mrs. J. A. Mrs. Nina ; days church will nold a fair at the church Sept. mother, Dyer. ter, McIntyre, accompanied her Household business before pleasure Labor Day weather is fair for the G. H. Hanna loaded a vessel with brick as far as Rockland. line visits" need annual gathering of Grand Army veterans Mrs. Victoria Heal, of Lincolnville last week. George Patten is also shipping Sept. 7. L. Party "telephone at Haraisons from his kiln. grove. Center, i3 visiting friends and relatives not be sur tailed, but your sir-ire Mrs. Charles wbo was a recent here. F. A. Patten and E. E. made a Green, Bragdon MAR1AVILLE. guest of Mrs. Lottie at Z. L. Wil- to the towns and ■nW be *tr< made f xlavey Alvah Blaisdell, of North Sullivan, spent trip up-country planta- improved g they bur’s, has returned to Wilton. tions last week. Schools are in session. the week-end at the hom3 of Raymond in conventional visiting hoe: The drama, “The Country Minister,7' will Bickford. John Moran, wife and son Andrew, of Isabel Frost has gone to Bar Harbor to be local have been played by talent. Thursday and Capt. C. H. Handy has returned to his Boston, at the Pettee place, attend school. evenings of this week. their vacation. Friday home in New York after a short vacation spending Rosie Frost, wso has been in Bar Har- Mrs. H. M. Wooster, Mrs. J. W. Blais- with relatives. W. E. Bragdon, of Franklin, recently bor hospital, has returned home great'y dell. Mrs. W. T. and Mrs. L. F. a of which has been Havey, jr., Mrs. Susie E. Sargent i* spending a few shipped cargo paving benefited. 9 have each given din- at the some time. Springer delightful days with her daughter, Mrs. Ella landing Mrs. Esther of was in ner llavey, Foster, Bangor, parties recently. of West Sullivan. Misses Mabel Robb and Clara Haskins town this week visiting her sister, Mrs. C. “Rush Hours” Dr. 8. S. Fred G. visited on i DeBeck, Orcutc, Percy George Hammond, of Brewer, is spend- Mrs. C. W. Doyle and called K. Goodwin. Clark and Austin McNiel were other friends before to Rock- delegates ing a week’s vacation with friends and returning Olive Close, of is her to Lewiston last week Foresters’ Mass. i Bangor, visiting attending relatives here. port, childhood home now of Maine. here, occupied by extra- High Court Mrs. 8. of Caldwell, Kan., her Mrs. No other public service is called upon to meet such John Purrington, wife and sons, Irving George Hill, half-sister, Abram Warren. Mrs. Effie Macomber and her made a brief visit at her husband’s old daughter, and Raymond, of Rock station, Lillie w ho has been rel- The Miss attended the funeral of E;g light home Jordan, visiting ordinary fluctuations of demand as is the telephone. Charlotte, were here Monday. recently, renewing acquaintances atives and friends here, left for her home Mrs. Macomber’s father, George W. Crab- made years ago. his eighteen 111 Prineville, “rush hours” of trolley and steam roads by compar- Mrs. Joan returned from 1 Ore., Friday. represent tree, in Bangor, last w eek. Sirgeut Bar was Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson was taken Hirbor. She accompanied by Mr. Higgins and Mr. Kimball, of Bath, a Rev. G. W.Td. Keyes an inter- severely ill Sunday morning, but the ison, demand that Is steady and moderate. preached Miss Grace Bunker. and Mr. Tarbox, of New York, were in esting discourse Sunday, in exchange prompt arrival of and a ! Harris Tucker and Miss Clin neighbors phy- tow n Sunday, guests of George Frost and with Pastor M F. Macomber. Mr. Keyes Dpdley, sician prevented serious consequences. of Jones ort, were the guests of Mrs. wife. "sb was accompanied by his wife. The remains of Mrs. Pettee Moreover, during the transportation “rush hour’' Charles Myrick over Sunday. Margaret The republican mass at the Z. L. Wilbur has rented bis home to Martin were brought home from Avon. meeting 2. schoolUouse in district No. 2 some people must stand, or, if insist upon having a seat, "Walter Wilson and family and will for a Sopt. Sp£C. Mass., 29, and the side of Monday they Aug. placed by j evening was well attended. The speakers while stay with his daughter, Mrs. F. E. her Martin, in Birch- j must wait for less husband, Algerian were Col. Frederick Hale, of Portland: crowded cars. Pett West Sullivan. The WEST GO ULDS BORO. tree Mrs. Martin never ; ingill. many cemetery. had George E. of Bar and friends of Mr. Wilbur are to know of 8. G. Wood and F. P. visited B. ceased to mourn since her h us band’s Googins, Harbor, glad Noyes J. death. Dr. J. H. Patten, of Amherst. bis slight* improvement in heal.h. Clark at Presque Isle last wee*. She accompanied her sous llit-hard and In telephoning, however, the simile would be applied by 2. F. 7. £. Herbert to Massachusetts last Bept. _ Sept. _t, Mrs. U a wood Sirgent and two children fall, making ; but a her home wiih her stating that each must have, not a seat, are visiting relatives in Ellsworth Falls. youngest son, Herbert, ! “passenger" who has always been most devoted in the The body of Washington Crabtree, a uancock! Mrs. Abbie M. Taft \isited her j "special car." and that this car must have a special inotorman niece, care of his mother. Mrs. Martin was in ! former resideut of this town, was brought Mrs. A. P. in West last J. Nelson Stra'tcu is s Havey, Sullivan, her 8he was the last of here from and buried in and a making repai week. sixty-ninth year. ; Bangor Saturday, conductor, aud the absolute right of way over "special upon a schooner at Sullivan. her family. She leaves three sons Ernest, i the family lot know as the Penney bury- Mr3. E. E. of l ast Mr. of rails’’ to the Ke\. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, Bragdon, Sullivan, Richard and Herbert, three grandchildren j ing ground. Crabtree died at his pair from the point where its journey begins called on relatives here last Saturday and and Mrs. Martin home in Bangor very suddenly. He re- preached at the Union church on Sunday —Harland, Casper Myra. j point where it ends. afternoon. Sunday. leaves the memory of neighborly acta and J tired at night in his usual health. His sou Mrs. Hill and little staunch and “her sons rise caine home at a late hour, and his father Mrs. Charles Bunker and family have Mary granddaugh- friendships, up of visited Mrs. Hill's and call her blessed". Both families ac- spoke to him. In the morning he was closed their summer heme and returned to ter, Somesville, those A. B. the remains home. have dead. Funeral services were held at Mrs. In telephone the “rush hours” usually are Massachusetts. brother, Kingsley, last week. companied Both exchanges been together in the care of their Crabtree’s childhood the Miss Ella who has been vis- mother. home, Penney between 8.30 and ttiat The Duchess, Capt. Pierce, is an- Cummings, now* his sister. 11 a. m. It is during this period party yacht relatives in North returned Bept. 7. H. homestead, occupied by chored in the bay ready to be hauled up iting Sullivan, Mrs. Clarence Brewer. He leaves behind to Mrs. Merritt's to resume her work Sat- line subscribers are to be most troubled by “busy’ for the winter. two children, a wife, two grandchildren apt urday. South castine. Washington Crabtree, a former resident and other near relatives. He was a loving j reports. Henry Steve of a of this town, died suddenly on Wednes- s, Everett, Mass.,-who husband and father, good neighbor and j has been his sister. Mrs. Mrs. Mary L. beach is in Orono. * dsy st his boma in Brewer. visiting Emily visiting a strictly honest man. Godfrey, left last week. Mrs. Godfrey Miss Meda has in It would on such and have re- Sawyer employment materially help the service of subscribers Dr. S. C. Neales family and Doris wrill leave for their Bluehiil. alter an ex- daughter turned to Lawrence, Mass., home in some time this lines if calls that are not for example Cambridge, Mass., j John l1. Leach has to Imperative-social calls, tended vacation in tow n. week. gone Muttawam- SULLIVAN HARBOR. keag fishing. were deferred to the morning hours Miss Gertrude Coggins, accompanied by Alice Workman has afternoon, leaving the Sept. 7. b. Mrs. Walter gone to Brewer to Kusscll left — Ordway and Olive her nephew, Master Coggins, daughter teach. free for domestic business calls. Saturday for Malden, Mass. are visiting in Haverhill, Mass. MARLBORO. Dr. J. P. of was in ! 1 Mrs. Kose of Stevena, Uillinooket, Frank Abbott has returned to Lawrence, Jewett, Bangor, visited her town School began Monday, taught by Miss William I Sunday. tins where he is Mrs. brother, Steele, ist week. It would be well 11 line users would keep In mind Maas., employed. Lizzie Jeilison, of Mt. Desert Bev. H/H. Sannderaon hat returned to party Abbott will join him later. Ferry. James Martin has returned from Brock- and Muse. fact—that it Melvin Homer Wilbur went to East* j ton, Maes., and is at Edward Cambridge, while any one subscriber on it Is talking, ■■ Mrs. S. B. Stratton and Miss • boarding daughter, brook Saturday to the Wilbur reunion. West’s. Dr. J. B. of Cbelsea, is a to Edna, have returned to their home in Fenwick, Man., closed to other and also Rev. A. B. Lorimer guest of Mrs. Otis Hinman. every person connected therewith, Lawrence, Mass., after the summer here. and fara^y have ! Andrew Powers, who has been, employed cloaed their here and returned to as on Miss An[i of Bar was a fiim or %-*th Mrs. William A. West and daughter, cottage fireman the steamer Sto.'kton. is at Morse, Harbor, every person desirous of communicating with Bangor. A. K. s. of Miua Hawkins last week. if*. Dwyer, of Fitchburg, Dodge guest Kaymond E. C. any other person oh that line. u„, have returned home after the sum- Mrs. Alexander, with children Mrs. Miriam Wardwell, of Bangor, with Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter Both Donald and who has been visit- a few in Rockland last week. mer here. Dorothy, her daughter Regina, iB visiting at Roland spent days ing her mother, Mrs. Clara has re- Misses Doris and Hilda Hodgkins, Ford, Wardwell’s. There was a social dance at the hall ! turned to Houlton. Music orches- who the summer with their grand- Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. Abbie But- Thursday night. by Noyes’ ! spent 7. Walter and wile, have Sept. Are. man, guests at Bennett have tra. muiU, Hodgkins —-- Dunbar’s, retained to New bury port. Mam. returned to Orono. Mrs. O. H. Durell and son Harold, of j PARTRIDGE COVE. I are One of the most enjoyable social events Wilbert Ordway ah+ daring additional County Sew» f#e other jiage* STATU or MAINS. Mrs. Abbio Mills was so bitten fcevef4ly To the by a horse la*t week as to require the ser- Honorable, the Judge of the Probate BROOKLIN. vices of the doctor. Court in and for the cotfnty of Hancock. represents Albert F. The Methodist amendments to be voted on in the of Miss Dorothy who has been Sunday school with RESPECTFULLYBarnham, or Ellsworth, Hancock coun- County Hancock, Staples ill, of Constitutional is better. friends enjoyed a picnic at Albert Tre- ty, state Maine, administrator of the estate w orgy’s point Monday. of Eben Merrill, late of Ellsworth, in -aid 14, 1908. Mrs. Charles West has returned to Roac- that Abbie Frasier. Nellie B. September Hon. B. county, Ke'nor* bury, Mass. M. Fernald, the republican can- of said Ellsworth, Clara Wheeldeu, of Dei by. didate for and John B. Bessie A. for wilfully defacing, tearing down, removing or destroying a list of candidates or specimen ballot, fire to ot governor, Redman, Conn., Edwards, of Manchester, X. Penalty frank Wakeman, Bridgeport, Conn., of this H., Silas Merrill, of Merrill, is in town. Ellsworth, passed through town Montana, Irving dollars fine. Friday. They stopped long enough to of Bevels Lake, Dakota, and Frank Merrill, of one hundred ate the heirs in different A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert shake hands writh a crowd that Dakota, livf%g states quite gath- of Eben Merrill, late of Otis. In said \ A. I. Anderson, Sept. 2. ered here to greet them. comity BROWN, Secretary of State. of Hancock, deceased, who left real estate fa Miss Bruce, of Yonkers, N. Y., is the Sept. 7. 8. said county of Hancock, described as folio rs: guest of Miss Maude Willey. Lots numbered one and two in the town Of Deabam, in the east and west of Icte, William J. Nutter has been ranges appointed NORTH LAMOINE. according to and made in 185<» and of plan surrey principal Bluehill academy. 18*10 by Ebeu Stewart, containing J09% acres, Charles Christie has to Fort Fair- more or less. are in favor of the first mark a cross X in the under the Z. C. Patten and of are gone If amendment, square family, Georgia, field to work the at a you visiting Col. W. B. duriug potato harvest. Commencing stake marked, standing Thompson. on the east side of Reed’s oond; thenct e- st- If are to mark a cross X in the Mrs. Lee H. ers Miss Anna M. has on word "yes”. you opposed tlje amendment, square under Pow and son Foster have Young gone to erly and by said pond to a stake 'he returned to Dorchester, Mass. Boston, where she is employed. Elisworth line; thence south 86*2 degrees "no”. east, to the east line of a mile of /and. w ord after a vacation at Schools strip the Harry Jordan, home, opened last week, with the lying west of the town line between O is