Voi- XLV. )sy,"«,'^?^"c,yVig,.-BaneocH Co ah GLL8WORTII, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 12, 1899. J'*T;?ul£JZS?%V$Sn,"Zrai No. 28 abprttiermrntfl. atibertiBementss. LOCAL AFFAIRS. can, while Editor Drinkwnter was in the legislature at Augusta. Prof. Sampson NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK. got newspaper experience enough to Inst C. 6 HURRILL & him a life-time, and went hack to teach- SON™ In bankruptcy—K«t Chan U Runs. — Prof. Probate tiotlc'- Kata Melinda B Cnndagc et ing. Sampson left Ellsworth als. Thursday to attend the American Insti- Insolvency noth- K-t Kiank W Glle.- et al. tute of instruction at liar Harbor. ®AKINfr notice—K-t B 1 Kxec Walter Blalsdell. I 1 I \ I /*VAl. who attended dohn A Hale—Bunk store for Among Ellsworth people Bithti.i, Bank ami stationery Bt.dg., ELLSWORTH, ME. sale. rao-tings of the American Institute of pow^-^ M Gallert —l>ry goods, Instruction at liar Harbor the'1 ^ d A < ii i) id,Nirb:',m •'..•tlojicr during Absolutely pure wK KKPKBAKMT TUB A W Cushman A Sou—Furniture. past week were Hoyt A. Moore, Ernest L. Moni Reliable Home ami Bangor Moore, Elmer F. Mureh, Mrs. II. C. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome Foreign Companies. Bangor business college. Miss M. A. and Hntheway, Greely Miss ROVAt BAKING POWDER NEW VORK. Tvlcr, Fogg .V. < u bonds. CO., Rates with -Municipal Minnie Moore. P—WP—1———————J——i—g——TXII 'HKST——A tm (Jompeitit)le Safety. Blake, Barrows ,V Brow u— Investment se- curities. Friday afternoon at 2.30 at the Free Portland■ in aumu to suit on improved real estate am ! Baptist church a council appointed by the members of the Sunday school will be .NEW I>001vt5. money to loan Oren Sons—Midsummer clearance —■ ■ ... ■ collateral.■- Hooper’s State *. sale. ministers association will examine ready for distribution at Sunday school Chicago, Ii.l. Henry Parsons, of Hancock and H. A. on Sunday, July 16, and all members of Important Additions to tin Sdlsworth !»r King’s Remedies. Luekenbacb, of Ellsworth, for ordination. the school can obtain them on that day. Public Library. Montreal, Canada The ordination services will take place in Those who do not care to carry a picnic The following books have been ’a to THERE’S NO ^ R C boat ARTICLE “>»»•»»«»«beauty and utility Capt Adams—Cat wanted. the evening at 7.30 o’clock. dinner, can obtain dinner at the Tarra- the Ellsworth public library by the ladies at ho Htnall a tine house. It has been that of the Volunteer Aid associal ion, in ad- The new lamps and dynamo for the new suggested " “ For other local news see 5 and 8. dition to the list two v, _■ kfl pages •/, system of electric lighting have arrived. those desiring to obtain dinner had better published the Mr. In ad- ago. OF FURNITURE .... T H. M. Dorgan moved to his cottage thia The dynamo has been set up and the notify proprietor, Martin, vance. If should not be 1 week. lamps are being installed as as Tuesday pleasant, Ballads and Barrack Room Ballad -, Ki; log rapidly The .Seven the will take on the first fair Seas, etc., Mrs. Charily Royal returned from Bos- possible. The new system will he thor- picnic place Departmental Ditties, ton oughly installed by August 1, when the day. Soldiers Tliree, Monday. The Naulahka, contract with the in force. Rev. A. L. of N. Miss Mildred of la visit- city goes Hudson, Buffalo, Y., Captains Courageous, ( Cook, Chicago, Howard F. Butler and preached at the Unitarian church Sunday Many Invention*, BELGIAN COUCHES. ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles W. Mason. wife, of Boston, Light that in- Failed, art the of Mr. and Mrs. W. morning. He preached a grand and Life’s E. E. of has guests George Handicap, Springer, Ellsworth, just is a Dr. (). M. Drake and and spiring sermon on “Prayer”. He Day’s Work, received a license as a Whiting. wife, registered guide, and Mr. Jungle Book, Mr. and Mrs. Hanborn, of Boston, are powerful eloquent speaker. Second Jungle Book, The county commissioners are in Ells- a small farm at Under the •' arc made of well-seasoned an j of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. 2d. Hudson has purchased Deodar*, They substantially wood, highly finished, guests Whiting, Plain Tales from the Hills, worth for their regular monthly meeting. East and to become a Mme. Whiting and T. J. Surry, expects reg- Ken of Kipling, V M Clemens are in Velour of handsome A few ago we bough Henry Whiting, upholstered patterns. days is ular summer resident of Maine. This is The Queere-t Man Geom th Edwin Clark, of Worcester, Mass., of Boston, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Alive, Figiu with Fate, .V1- .. .u :-ey the summer. improvement society contributes half the Sir Godfrey’s Granddaughter, $5.50. Mr. Hudson may be heard in Ellsworth Mrs Komnev, Miss Helen Adams left Monday for expense. A concrete sidewalk and gutter The Honorable Peter Stirling, Paul L F rd again. v 1 have been laid from tlie railroad Sweethearts and Frieoij*, <>*y Furniture Store. Calais to spend her vacation with rein- to Oak one to a customer. At Hancock County’s Largest com- Annual Literary Index,5 vols. > The Union Mutual life insurance Only i.,n„ .4.. street. The street has been widened pany, of Portland, lias a good representa- In the hollow between Oak Miss May Bonsey is attending the sum- slightly. tive at Cleveland in the person of Frank Almost a Centenarian. street and the School street the L. Thurber, for northern Ohio. mer academy at Marblehead, Mass., for 8 school, manager Mrs. Mary L. Bowden, famii.a: t, known road has been tilled in somewhat. He is a native of Maine, -where he was course in music. ns “Aunt in A. W. CUSHMAN & SON, special born in 1861, and after leaving school was Polly”, died Ea.it uej..iport F. A. Coombs is home from New York It is evident that neither Ellsworth nor engaged for a time in the hotel business Friday morning, aged ninety-*.-ven. -he field will have the hm clerk. In 1893 he turned his attention Cor. Main and Franklin Sts., Ellsworth. for a short vacation. He will return tin Cherry Goldberg coat was the oldest resident of the town, .-.he to life insurance, and entered the employ the factory. The Bangor Neioa says: “Louis retained her faculties to e jvmvrg'Dde latter part of week. of the Union Mutual as manager for New Goldberg, clothing manufacturer, has Brunswick and Nova Scotia. In Novem- degree until three weeks before h**r de

Dover Egg Boater, 10c. Nutmeg Graters, moved to his former offices over Parcher’s ire limited by law to a nfe sistant postmaster at Seal Harbor for tht R. Parker, of Ellsworth; Thomas Parker ^ ^ 5c. Can 5c. Scrub Brushes, 5c. drug store. I (• amount in Issuing bomU. •; Vegetable Graters, Openers, summer. She entered upon her dutie* of and Mrs. Alpheus Abbott, Barre, VTt.; •) Tluffs why Dinner 2.5 and 30c. Children’s Garden Sets, 5c. A party mafic up of A. K. Cushman, L. PhiIs, 20, three-piece Monday. Manley Parker, Medway, Mass.; Miss j Wash 20 and 25c. A Shoe Brush and Box 15c. M. Moore, \V. II. Whittemore, George S. Boards, 15, good Blacking, Work on the courthouse extension i* Sarah Parker, of Boston, and Miss Flor- 20 and 25c. lc dozen. Foster, George P. Woodward, Dr. Har- Steel Fry Pans, 5, 10, 15, Clothespins, per progressing finely. The stone underpin- ence Parker, of Bucksport. vard Greely as chaperon, all under the ISMUMCIPAL BONUS Lunch 15 and 20c. lc Is In and the •) I Baskets, 5, 8, 10, 12, Pins, per paper. ning place, bricklayers began There was a union educational meeting (• 3c. general charge of Commodore J. VV. (• are always sale investnu nts. •) Salt and Pepper, with Castor, only 10c. Cups, 4c. Saucers, work this week. at the Baptist church Sunday evening. | Neal ley, leave next Saturday fora cruise Rev. G. G. Winslow, of Belfast, financial In spite of the disagreeable weather, the along t lie Maine coast. They go in the agent of the Fast Maine conference church was well tilled. Able addresses of yacht “Lorelei”, Capt. Mazwell, and ex- at the Methodist au educational nature were delivered seminary, preached to be about two visit- by Jtyler.fogg&co.I pect gone weeks, 5 and 10 CENT COUNTERS. church Prof. A. J. of and SEE OUR Sunday morning. Port Roberts, Colby college, % ME. 5 ing Portland, Boothbay Harbor, 1 W. W. (• BANGOR, •) Mrs. J. P. Simonton’s condition con- State Superintendent-of-Schools Clyde, Martinsville, Rockland, Camden, A®?® 5 • • ® ?®'®®',8‘®'®®/i'® • ® • 9. • fi'S $ Stetson. Prof. Roberts spoke of the bible tinues critical. Her son Frank has ar- Belfast, Castine and other points east. of rived from from as literature, and pointed out some the Wesleyan university, The editor of the Lewiston literary beauties of the book in this D. F. which he graduated this year. great respect, TRIBOU, Journal “So far as we know Hon. says: without detracting from its spiritual BLAKE, BARROWS & BROWN, Delightful weather favored the I'nitar- of is the 2 Franklin St. Ellsworth. Eugene Hale, Ellsworth, only value. Stetson of lan school for its at Phil- Superintendent spoke BANGOR. HE _ Sunday picnic subscriber in Maine to Lady Randolph the public schools, and particularly of lips lake yesterday, and a large party ol Churchill’s new ‘The review, Anglo-Saxon the summer school which was about to COUNTY excursionists enjoyed the day. Review.’ A partial list of subscribers The Ellsworth American—only Paper. open in Ellsworth. The whole meeting Senator and Mrs. published in the Book-Buuer for July, is Hale, Eugene Hale, was most interesting. There was music and and Mrs. returned headed the Prince of Wales. It is to TH-i-I-H-H-H-l-H-S-l-H'-H-H-l-lH- I* jr., Judge Wiswell by the male of Ellsworth. IT KILLS ALL FORMS of INSECT LIFE be in a or by quartette, Investment L Tuesday evening from a two davs’ trie published quarterly volume, Securities, *T nura her, of 250 William an old and much re- ■ pages,at fl2 each,elegantly Watts, A GOOD SMOKE over the Washington County railroad. m illustrated with plates photogravure, spected citizen of this city, died Monday L. F. Tapley and wife, of lithography and wood.” GOODELL’S | at moderate price. Bucksport, nignt. Mr. Watts was seventy-eight years Letters of Credit, LOW were the guests of ou the Alden V. of West of He was born in Ellsworth at the T he ] Mayor Greely Carter, Ellsworth, age. homestead on the Fourth. Mrs. Tapley spent the preceding was found guilty of cruelty to animals in Watts Bucksport road, and all his life had been spent here. He ^ES. week here. They returned home the 5th. the Ellsworth court ISANATEL ] municipal yesterday, was for years a boss river driver and lum- Steamship Tickets, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Stanton, who on complaint of O. H. Guptill. One of ber surveyor. He was one of the oldest Mr. cows into Carter’s members of lodge, F. and A. M., :: STOGIES, ! have been visiting Mrs. Stanton’s pa- GuptilPs strayed Lygonia COMING KVKNTS. and a consistent member of the order, H. J. and for some pasture, and Carter attacked her with a II a good cigar, made rents, Capt. Joy wife, tie leaves a widow and two daughters two weeks ! time, returned to Boston last week. jack-knife, plunging the blade in her Mrs. William J. Logan and Mrs. Arthur At Ellsworth, beginning by anion workmen. school for teachers. udder. Judge JPetera considered the W. Austin, of Ellsworth. Another July 10—Summer to Paris Green. Does A. has moved daugh- Superior •• J. Cunningham to the crime of a the 18 Picnic of *9 for lO cents. j deserving penalty beyond ter, Azilia C., who married George E. Pat- Tuesday, July Congrega- not Harmless to of his and injure plants. Friend house on Church street, recently jurisdiction court, held him terson, of Bucksport, died a few years ago. tional Sunday school to Hancock Point, man or beast. purchased by John H. Brimmer. Mr, for the grand jury. Bail was fixed at The funeral was held at the homestead on leaving Ellsworth on 10.35 a. *n. train, A line of ] and was large Brimmer will remain in his Pine street |3l)0, Carter committed in de- Bridge Hill this afternoon at 2.30, Rev. returning reach Ellsworth at 0.10 p.m. Also a stock of ! large domestic and foreign house. fault. C\ S. Me Learn officiating. Fare for round trip, children, 25 cents, adults, 50ceuts. Mrs. William B. who fell At Old Town on the Fourth, in the 2 50 i Campbell, and PARIS GREEN, CIGARETTES. A. Next and an Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, down stairs in the on the class, W. Ellis’ four-year-old bay I Monday, Tuesday Wednesday — \ Eddy building 6. 7, at Wyman park, Ellsworth— | demonstrator will heat Austin If. Sept. 5, Fourth, has recovered and is out again. gelding “.Salinas”, by “Donum”, took experienced Annual tHir of Hancock county fair FOR SALK RY store to set forth the excellent of •• All the fruits of the season. It Is remarkable that she escaped serioue second money. The colt captured the Joy’s qualities association. the food manufactured the injury. first and fourth heats in 2 33% and 2 pure products by Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, 33% *l G. A. I’ARCHER, I. Heinz Co of Pittsburgh. The public of 19, 20, and 21, at Mountain par:;, Sunday papers will be for sale begin- respectively, the beet time of the race. Sept. 11 J. A. CUNNINGHAM. Ellsworth and vicinity is cordially invited to Bluehill— Annual fair of Hancock county DRUGGIST, next J. A. In the other three heats of the race Salinas | uing Sunday. Thompson’s call.—Advt. agricultural society. trotted second to C. G. Andrews’ “Scott” Main Street, Ellsworth. store will he open for one hour after ar- The of Salinas in his rival of paper train, which is due here performance this, first marks him as a like JUibcrtiscmnUB. C at 12.42. race, good one, others of Donum’s set. He could go in WE SHAI.L .... f Charles A. Kiva, of the Berlin (N. H.) the list without effort this year. He went Continue the Reporter, was in Ellsworth a few days this an exhibition mile at the county fair m Ellsworth last his sire in Business week visiting friends. He the Gran- year, paced by says 2 30%. AT the- |Lik!lpnfiilS!f* WE HAVE ♦ i ite hose boys have nothing but good words to say of Ellsworth and their treat- Ellsworth will be well represented at I FOR_1 WIGGIN ment here on the Fourth. the State firemen’s muster in Bangor next 10 WHEELS The Hale and ii I Mrs. Gilman P. Smith and daughter month. Senator Dirigo BE SOLD x IK-H-S-H-I-’-i-I-I-H-H-H-i-H-l-H' Maud have moved from Ellsworth to hose teams will be in the race. The II WHICH MIST GENTLEMEN. DRUG their former home. Dirigo, jrs., encouraged by the good time t Harrington, Many | j AT ONCE. | on the are of friends in Ellsworth regret their removal, made here Fourth, talking from > Pifi'K. 820.00, STORE i. Miss Smith graduated the Ellsworth entering the big hose race. Both the ^ You do uot mind confessing that you like idee things—good Shirts ; | 1^L high school with this year’s class. teams of Ellsworth have been junior " ll" v T"tv T.AST. ♦ X under the management of d —nice Handkerchiefs—comfortable Hose- sensible Underwear —pretty j; C Dr. Lew is Hodgkins and wife, I)r. H. voted into Eagle hook and ladder com- pany as volunteer firemen and are thus Ties correct Collars and Hats and Gloves—and "ZS ELLSWORTH BICYCLE CO., ♦ ■ W. Haynes and wife, F. A. Coombs and Cuffs—stylish good '; E. G. MOORE, eligible for a fireman’s race. In the MUMil.lK ST. V. | £ wife, Miss Lora Parsons, Percy Bart- contest Ellsworth will be repre- Linen do you? We have all these things. The prices are J 4* REGISTERED DRUGGIST. engine generally, ... lett and A. Moore left for Gott’s Is- sented by Old Hunneman and Dirigo, and Hoyt ^ lower than and the assortments, we believe, are selected Special attention paid to prescriptions land yesterday in the schooner yacht possibly by Tieonic. Ellsworth will send elsewhere, mall orders. and “Lorelei” for a deep sea fishing trip. a big crowd to Bangor. with care—more with a view of having WHAT THE_>• Y We use great care and pure drug' in greater thoroughly—and medicines anti friends of Miss Mabel The annual of the compounding prescrlp* The Monaghan picnic Congregational out of the The men who these lions. something truly ordinary. buy things PEOPLE SAY: will be interested to learn that she has Sunday school will take place on Tuesday, ^ ^ iC are dressers hence are ever watchful of jwissc —♦ LOOK FOR THE been invited by Prof. Chapman to he one July IS. The excursionists will leave on appreciative themselves, The best in town to get ; ; place — :: of the soloists ou Maine day at the music the 10.35 a. m. train for the terminus, Drop in any day. Our time is yovs. Money back f you a of on your ILLUMINATED MORTAR. styles. good job painting j festival to be held at Bangor this fall. where they will take the boat for Han- safe. at a moderate want it, makes trading absolutely carriage, very The dates of the festival have been fixed cock Point. The boat will call at Hancock orice— for Sept. 21, 22 and 23. Point in time for the train which arrives ^ in Ellsworth at All are Prof. E. P. Sampson, of Sac o, a former 6.10. cordially CALL ON TOWER, HAMMOCKS, invited to attend. The tickets for the principal of the Ellsworth high school, ... at Lord’s place. BASE BALE and LEWIS FRIEND & CO., who was In the week to also find a vari- city last attend f You will great I GOODS. TENNIS Ladies, clean your kid gloves with La of vehicles for sale and to the alumni reunion and banquet, paid CLOTHIERS and CENTS’ FURNISHERS, ety Belle glove cleaner, for sale only by M. I % let. Tiie American a pleasant call Thursday. Cor. Main and State Streets, 1*. o. Square. IMI’EK COVEKEI) BOOKS for kid and _^g Prof. his hand Gallert, headquarters gloves connection. I. L. HAL.UAN, fur summer Sampson tried at news- Telephone Manager. You a at reading. got FAIR. DEAL paper wora once; for a few months in the the famous Paragon gloves. All the lead- 1 _LORD’S. J. A. THOMPSON. winter of 1878-9, he edited The AMERI- ing shades in lace and clasp. __ ■-___ CHKiSlIAX KM>Ll\UK. fllatiui licarht «£c.air.n. 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Mrs. K antr f -' near* *l<'3 :ii ±>-s warmth from .:* XtaaM] M *.r ii- «t li «m j-. ^*.1'. M- rut 9 of Mr. v«7 centre and w a u the kind 31 prompt* 4: : si; ii. L*r La. lire » for i!c« wees*. rturfr^t v.«•*>Hi > .-1 and aer* held in New York- Aga tno-ugutfui re mem trance, and Jaly H. -.__ a: bA.f- *.♦*, and wa- r i-A.. -.r -re gv- ;ig. .- * ,-rtn sir '- ing K. BFNKK P.. JR # 3 rj. 4 4 for and : ult. at.jsg. -Ended t he r* JOHN L» T. Tre .:. .! Surry # *g : w eautifc j rat ] AT TO UN EV A I LAW : : :-•> .* t very U«e -£j it Ure *ez_ Tie eerv;.v* were *r*.*y a tier. :- 1 ry v V*\ w —.. OFTricxS i! — f E p re* fee : t-'-.-s B*; I Sis. rri:i. 1-4 s**-rs :■ -.he *n summer and resident c; ,u.~\ ns r-.a:.;.g :. * tr.fr p*<:pie Method:-; acres nur.day after:. ~ BAR HARBOR AND l Mi. P*ct. it. 1' xrii: 24. rxr.:. 24, 2* Bl.i ..il. and duty vh.ch appeaxed reoe n:.y and in the vestry .h tut e.th_;.g. ue and the t•. age Tbe v. C 4 J xxtm, 1 Z—:h. x:: 1—'. *- : XXT, — 1..r. Bar Har :T. 4*. i’-ar Hir1.* ‘-•ff T ir V n V 1 e* .! w- seek: a: * * S gad E .el irtu#: satur la Alar* t. is it. 13-; I! It*: .4-: ess Mr- N -. .jo* ; 13a Tim- i. :njr w-ra U. —.-taet... c* Use Mazier c »: y 4g- t/.K.tGiaudinghe** d he did r. t D. a 16-:-. Jia. !.. -1-23; IT, 4. Ill J _2xi * riki>: :-»aee* .3 Holt, t o : r-» a serm ,-n lx .r ;jknis m.i.i.iji • l-urp« pr .e TIT. eighty-five years. H. GUKKLY, arks en rjr t JJH. 4p-t. H Yung. (»r *-e n:eaf r:n .a:r e % : : r 11: ve ? t'.- > *'-d Fra:. « L ’tao. ! ’me-r impress a; I E N T I i The 'sirs*- of • m. *‘Fra:j- '..a now *: Bangor. v> ’ed the:r fam- of Mr. SI — 7. \ ♦ The cc-’_- f n?^:: n.»h*m n- :_• & s:-_ -r: -frs here a.-: wees. »r*- Ate f ts« P i*. j..a1e lot .-. w....c*ad VVl..t ■; xt**age* tad >.pli any warning cam <*f T5 in- ,r?t that be !a<-t. Is > *• :: s. .• To? w.th .uu.ber f F .re I-.and. N Y. always may nrz*~i. rt- > i-een led luvof a? i.ineaattat :s ’•*3 -“A T e~ ja^s >ti t— mtn *rnc* bills' Buh k Sene.- 1 11 -. 10. 7.. July G. be wa- a. pa— 4r -irttglh t _• srit- $1.50. Cid*e«2 W cl:_c*-Lar after? — .--• w n tad :Les .* rma; Bengal: may he & charlatan, an i A- er’ 1; hdir* Co*» iesss. yet the express .on of t:* wn i.-:pea then hr may ve a pr pbet h God. Eli- __ A. J N well. t be p-ho: -grap her. ahd his :hat te * /-d r«>: vec auScient strength wa.- a — r- rv? j* 5 <: n.?at: naiist. Th-re friend* a r. cd here M.: T:.r V> k tE4T >. *: ! •*> v.'* I K jah d*y tLe.r to be rex. .e: ace xorc t the cool and r, CARROLL BCR RILL. TtA* M va. Reir*‘*t ■' more drama t incident in all baa 2' r. -cere yacht from Boston. H W *H»LL, At V" f P history clime of his summer home, 5 :**-»* f the mar. 1 1 : w .: > :nv.g-.rating ATTORNEY than tnr -.-.nr n Meant Carmel J hn ^fiS? M -s Lee :* Eddy, of Franklin. .* visit- *a**r* Thk His k >:r K b: :*hiso- L ,:.- a- I a- I where be so wed season. AN D w xr'daaw, t:. ait l«e*r- ing M>i Elia McOoar, recuperated C" y *m r.‘, M- the Baptist a- a sensationalist. and =. v* -'-"* -* --* -" tne to the COUNSELLOR AT LA '•-* ar. i" xrwurf... : tee There was a Fourth of ,aspired people expec- was Pa ah Th^y w-r* the t ices f July dance a: «»r> fr r. freait w... ;rT to tation of bis familiar tr> >• laaewi-od. The attendance wa- not seeing form NoTAHT Pt RUC A5D Jt fTT'. E 7 « * thunder from a ekndle** M:«s | *ry <-a*. -_a if : -in r> large, but a time * a- 7. rave a- -? f good enjoyed by a... ind pleading countenance among tnem was a ^m»* n :i-i Hi* interview, Office crrer tltrr*. Sailor a 7- M A. BnaK£ John A. Gordon, of E*»: t ran* .a. is 5nce more. Bat the physician’s with Pharaoh w-ere a series f ?*rn-a- Arhsr’-o*. Mi.-* visit eg a:* sister. Mrs. L. F. Brewer. Webster’s Mate Steeit. Ell»« ‘kill, the lov.ng agonized devotion tkna. d-o 'narration. Sncn v» wa* Mist Bertoa >a fca- arrived i>r me I h p* you will find time te write for -bury 5? u.i beautiful wife and those meat dear Sanctified setis&tio&aliria is for the summer from South Paris, where Joseph oar column; oar mother to H. W. HAYNES, state ought to be she has been attending school. mm. and his own invincible will, were ^International? JJR. never a : ed :T-rt, bat th* always represented here. ilike «:** to res s: the L. F. Brewer, while on hi* way to Ells- power approach of nnoroal E^mernc*** break* in upon S Dictionary DENTIST. worth July L saw a .arge deer browsing the gr:m destroyer who crept stea.tbily Q r 6 the Smmdnm wrld and create-? a «en- *#~SoAdolor for tke Poialet* Ex'rao- There is. no an the roads.de. » doubt, awaken;ng to the by upon him. and has g.ven us another Z Oof <.mar StMTi'lard .lnf.V»rifj. n. r. tioo of ealv H rk: > sensation i? an effect need* f Mis# I«atell of >* n b ***■» ►? x Tootk. ho me- making and Htmor, Bar Harbor, baa of the fact that X housekeeping. ktnxing example *no H I 15 FIRST S *T*L (UKK bat never a '*aaaa.—Presbyterian J.-nx- The time has been visiting fr ends and re.alive* in this gone by when -accomplish- King nor nation one moment can retard Sttfiidard ( wed Vedasedt; aftersootti ... zial ments' vicinity. were considered the toe hour". n notice. principal M. *s Edirh vis ^d re.*::v«* appointed factors in a woman's Salisbury Faalu. education, and in Northeast Harbor last week. The brief biographical ‘ketch of John X HARRY W to *r me extent, i: OSGOOD, though, may have been 10. J. Moore, how he arose from humble — Oar ‘•aerr-t fenite” may be hid from July B but u/ y JJK. •*the faenion" to a become member of a honorable in the town m a rtn c^r own -y -s a? wrll ft? from thr eye* parentage country Ijr X coc k.ng-school, yet it has to be a if steatKD, to social rank t o mine tided X IIOMCEOrATIII>T. cf ah ther* oat God. He can, how- proved and wealth, and useful jSafei fashion. uiaioed as M»;f Eilsvok' v •* ever, clean—• n? from each fanlta in recognition one of the fore- £t., in Instruction the ; ne of and most financiers of the has now Po*t*; a»wer :• prayer wnetoer we ever training IK> IT YOURSELF. metropolis, SrOtct Teicrrai-L cooking-schools ha* into such a become familiar developed to all tbe Iiiy alaable I ■ knew era t.” wnat tnoee faults may b< through *ro wv.g r I»k T. Ik of It i- easy to tell whether ur { W- degree systematic preparation that now y Kidneys prompt publications of the But to cr doc. can be sav-rd. ckensed pr^rse. Nl^tt caul* ac*wcre«1 ; r?rrj t'^ at t' W* have a school of in Bos- are diseased. Take a bottle or glass tum- mnctified v housekeeping Know tne b.g. kind-hearted John G. wr-.ily—not only •'up bler and fill it w;tfa urine. ton. The school is to If there is a Moore was wha; we *:> w. bat ako to what open only young only the privilege of those ap sediment—a ■. x women who wi-h to housework as powder-like substance—after wno were near and ve do L- : kz* w and ne-v^r study dear to him; those G.& C. Werriam : may know srinnal and Blood. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chas. C. Haskell & Son. Norwic1, anotnrr ^ * to u>-:r per- hygiene economy Harbor recognizes tbe lows of a noble way, %p more oi Chronic of food*. Two modern house* form the Constipation. It quickly relieves lewcon.sc: usiy realized Cr**»?> r and Fa- benefactor. Hi- good works are seen on and cures “plant”. The do the work inability to hold urine and the hand. vour A— appreclate in som* mea^ur*: pupils practical every SEND_U3 ONE DOLLAR of the two of a number of times U1.M. M •« t* a.. « •* «• s bouses, under the direction of a necessity getting up tbe* summit own I'J •ulvH l> • the of «:n».oing in conduct Standing upon of his Hiw > doty thr 'iiunt v inrr j. v t. «. i* —i~»i t* the It an teacher and an during night puts end to that >lt» >t:aa. \ -j. •_ «■ ia.*•.. •>1 *1 > ideal : wm<.% are a war*;. cooking instructor in mountain. wL:cu he often .a-t 1 rr M or higbeet tney expressed » when •• J riwilj »• rt#rt«r.;.X. t housework. This school under the scalding pain pacing urine and cor- rnucu And 6ecan-e f tm- inborn and evei pleasure m posse-s:ng *;;d beautify- '*«.• lMV kA* »•,! of the rects the bad effects of and beer. *T l—*- •*r**3.* '•-**: or •«■ III- ;*f l-i v-n-r- the auspice* Woman's Educational and wh>key ing, and looking dow n tue present res;- gospel never ujwu improve- ■** ’*'1'frt"' S3I.7S, Industrial union It is sold for one dollar a bottle at all ; »*r~ fa:A. wb;L w.-cly and lovingly offered of Boston. drug ments in tbe t-.-wu of Winter Harbor, The her stores And received, to its pupil gives services to the sch ool which his hrm hand u»s and Lie joi.iS IS OuR SPECIAL SO DAiS' PRICE justify appropriate guided -- "■ f^r Send full to -—.—-...jrrr* u.f- five months, in return for your post-office address the M*J **u 1 »» *C m K.,Ul w m*t. board, lodging The y goz g up-ou Grindstone, wmcii Las ■ q TION, N Y and t; » »• ! A Sinner'* shroud. only expense is I I m Rondout. mention this in a few U.Ma<(W neces-ary tning. grown up >ears from a barren ...-* t.ru-ti. r-,. notwril wiii then mail a triai ,-i« ., -y. informed paper They you and Wood'.-d u-. ■. to ft Man is nrach like a silkworm. He i- enough personail; beautiful summer »**»•» tlil *. »« *: thia matter t -xtre- » bettie of Favorite and a valuable .'•» 1 J* a and weaver natur-. r e deeded opic. Remedy colon >. an which A tnr-ju^.i enterprise be » KU-- i. spinner iy x: w*. *><*- >-j but there seems to be medical free, full direc- »•**•«• »***■•*» of righteou.-u-as ?» »ut f r him. much that is com pamphlet giving JW-Ui. M».« !..*«» rr»* wrought. » tions for its use. E’ -*• .. z '•.»•<■ Ji*-- mend*bie in the course of a? try reader of The *>.e t.-* 1 ffM but be will n : nave i:. be will f r instruction .daily respou-i for, and pau-.rjg for a .... Htft f« spin **•“*•* »’ ■*■ to the Ellsworth American* can -**7 >- V *«. x represented upon moment at hi* own summer » • :rj himself, and. like tne siikw »rm. b» public. depend home where S*»>K X S-l •< fc Jf | v> i- :« *-** «- ■ »* » One pet has written: genuinene-- f mis literal offer, and me r.». and and be nim- gran 'id* are the of ^; a i- Fpin* spins, only spina arrayed beauty .* * ! ij t I all -ufferers from the di?fa-es tl a a **11 wort to mention^p t3r-£ ,rt •>. self abr-jud. Ail the righteousness that you’ve a2j i-.. ;•< 1- -v •• Hu above should take f i; at or. re A Night of terror. *«» K « »~-r» u< *P» um. a sinnner can make will be * r*> it advantage only *«• —*• -'r‘ vUlV.. And as I have an Aw ful anxiety was felt l : the widi w abundance *>.3 » shroud in wo:eh to wrap up his wn awaiting me I|,;. \t Ak. 1 I of the brave General f N. -- n. ukL V Burnham, •’ •' aouh—Sporg— *, —: -' .* rae*. hi a.-. Me when Ifaedo : .---aidshecon '»»’»•«* ’r*» » K That f Headache not live t.il a;- wr: Tod nr nnd Tomorrow. robbing rning Mrs. S. !! T ,f 3 «T VEp-' s' ould qoickiy leave you, if used L neoin, » ho attended her that fearfu On? wh d * right : darn-cd n : be you I'r. New Life P..ir* 1 ■1 ght• "Ail t^iu'aght *Ue liiU.'i soon n.>. King Thousands f -• troubled about ; in rr v ■ doing right •offerer* lr ^neamoiiia. out »:.* for Dr have pr wed th-ir rr ate hie*- m-r t ..egged act d o* a s~ed that will ear rvmg .New- it had more Every f > and Nervous Htac^ be*. Discovery, saying *• They than once saved her ir u«.s its kind man wh rr life,’ and had cured fruit, *-acb nftr-r Ti a.ke pure blood and strong nerves and buiM firr of Consumption. After three -ma ‘JuMi 5 la us t will 2nd it *•:»-.*: t■* up- your health. Lu-y to take Trv ISjrj~ gener- lay io-t she ?iept ta- Jy a., and it- them. Mirier back If n r.ight, he ;s l /in* now. An a- re; -ate.1 Only25cente. further use cured gener cared. K.dd S D YV completely her.*’ Thi.* by ;oois. Druggist w.arveious raed.ciiie i- nften enonyh !*-.?■:>a« a ha' ;• nd The guaranteed to cure z'l Throat. C hest ami Diseases. < fra ft d? be is Lung Only ...... hit character —Sunday a duli season male* ,t more profitable for **.- and fl no Trial tit- free at D V V Schoil to I r A >s *wi' * those icho do adrertire. W IGCilN S drug store. C S-A.. i\ L x — i w j. f-i•tc." ,.^^.,^.5.1. CruCAuW, It-l-

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SbbrrtiBcmtnts. COUNTY NEWS. ELLSWORTH MARKETS. KIITKKY TO CARIBOU. Stobcrtiatmciita. fbr additional County News *<•' other page*. WEDNESDAY, .July 12, 1899. One MAINE I.AW BK.OAKDING WRIOHTN AND MKASrHKS. Week’s Winnowing* of News, A bushel of North llloelilll. Liverpool salt shall weigh 8C Novelty and Nonsense. and a bushel of pounds, Turks Island salt shall The Rev. E. Bean preached here Sunday weigh TO pounds. farm buildings of Libby Bros., at were struck and 2. The standard weight of a huahei of Dover, by lightning E-RUNfl’S afternoon, July potatoes, in good order and tit for shipping, Is 80 pounds; burned Tuesday. Loss, £3,000; insurance Miss Nellie Greene, of Bluehill, is the of apples, 44 pounds. I f1,500. guest of Miss Eleanor Wescott. The standard weight of a bushel of beans In order good and lit tor shipping. Is 82 pounds Patents have recently been granted to VICTORY. Miss Alice M. Wescott went to Ells- of wheat, beets, ruin bag>» turnips and f's peas, Maine as of corn, v of inventors follows: G. K. Davis, Dr. S. 11. worth Monday to attend the summer pounds; pounds; onions, fh Hartman, ot carrots, Engltsn turnips, rye and E. E. Columbus, O. school. pounds; Lewiston, platform truck; Kyan, Indian meal, V> pound*; .f t.'> — parsnips, pounds: wave-motor. Df.au Sib: I feel of barley and buekwlnat. 4s pounds, of oats, Milltown, Eight members of Halcyon grange 32 or even measure as by like a new woman pounds, agreement. David Marrs, who was injured by the went to East Bluehill to attend the since using your premature discharge of a cannon on the county grange Friday. Country Produce. Pe-ru-na. Kraus. Fourth of July at Calais, died the next Miss Marion Grindle and Miss Ida Your medicine Improved Yellow Eye, per bush...... 2.25 day. He leaves a widow and both family. has me so Soper, of whom are employed in Pea, hand picked, per bu. a.0( helped Fuller T. of Livermore took neighboring towns, spent the Fourth at Pens: Luce, Falls, much that I can iRst week home. Improved, per bu (seed). 1.00atry.1Wi’.j Fire caused to witness the opening of a beautiful Clieese. by lightning destroj'ed ttie room, run the sewing machine or lift Best farm buildings of at not even aehair. It even hurt night-blooming cereus, owned by Mrs. factory (now) per tb.11 -4.1* George Blaisdell, anything, Best dairy new .. on the Dunbar, it was a Sidney, Hourth. Thirty tons of me to ride or walk any distance. Now truly wonderful sight, Hutch (Imported)...<* were burned. The loss is I can do all and I believe such as one seldom sees. Neufchatel.’o; hay £3,003; this, more, Eggs. partially covered by insurance. and never feel the effects of it. I feel Fresh so of the it has me FOURTH OF JULY. laid, per doz.It Alexander Kolash, of Bath, a Pole, com- proud way brought Hay. out that 1 tell far near. can The morning of the Fourth dawned mitted suicide Friday. He cut his throat it and I Best loose, ton. and per lo-gi; a heartily recommend your medicine to bright clear, and by 9 o’clock a crowd Baled. with razor, and then jumped out of a 12.41- woman from female dis- from this and surrounding towns began to Straw. window forty-three feet to tlie ground. any suffering ease. I know from that gather near Haskell’s corner, North Blue- Loose 7g. He was a cabinet maker thirty-five years experience Baled. s your medicine will do what hill, where as a starter for the day’s enter- 4 it of age. His wife recently deserted him, just you Vegetables. it will. I thank a tainment the ragamuffins were to taking away all available effects. say you. Doctor, going New’ .40 into potatoes, j>k Cucumbers, .0.' thousand times for your treatment. I spring existence. They were led by New beets, !!. .05 .Of Charles a string beans, qt McGlinchey, prominent dry shall recommend S. Bowden and Bermuda onions, ft. .05 Lettuce, .0; your medicine wher- Harry Guy K. Billings, goods dealer of Calais, died on Tomatoes, it- .10 suddenly ever I I know each mounted Asparagus, go. what it has done for on a fine horse and fol- Peas, pk .25 Strawberries,2boxes 21 Sunday, of apoplexy. He attended church me and 1 know it will do the same for lowed a Squash, tt« .05 Khuharb, tt. .04 closely by big team rigged up for in the morning, took a short and drive, others. I feel that there are thousands the occasion and a Groceries. caravan of queer spec- returned home in health. lb apparently good of other women who There is wear and tear on the soldier imens of Cotlec—per Rice, per lb .003.0* would, after using enough humanity and horse flesh. Bio, He died soon after the house. .I.33.20 l'lckles, per gal .40 3.8* reaching your treatment, as I did, be thankful* The next on the Mocha, .35 .35 without the discomforts that come from to use programme were the olives, per qt 3.71 He was forty-two years of age, and un- having Java, .33 Vinegar—per gal— I am so glad I got your treatment. various races, which w ere well carried out married. a strong Common brown when Tea—per tb— Pure cider, .2< This month is the first time in life laundry soap. soaps, under the directions of the Japan, .453.8.5 Cracked .Of my committee, wheat, Mrs. Horatio of are Oolong, .303.85 Oatmeal, per tb .Of Morrill, Windham, was that I can remember of having my constantly used for washing the person, extremely A. P. Stover, S. B. Billings, B. F. Stover. Sugar—per lb— Quaker rolled oats, .Of struck by lightning aud instantly killed menses without pain. Why, I can't do is the the The results were as follows: Merton E. Granulate 1, .08 Buckwheat, .Of irritating. ideal soap for soldier, last Mrs. was Ivory Soap Coffee—A A B, .<*> Graham, .of Thursday evening. Morrill anything but recommend Pe-ru-na.— Emerton, first; Guy H. Billings, second; suitable for all for the kitchen utensils, for Yellow, C .05>* Kye meal, .Of in the cellar when her house was struck. Miss Emma L. Holden, O. ^ purposes, Orrin W. third. Wilberforee, Leach, Molasses—per gal— ()ll—per gal— the same Havana, .35 .80 During shower, Dennis Sawyer, The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Colum- ! clothes, and for the bath. race Hallie Linseed, 3.8f washing Bicycle Coffin, first; Benja- Porto .45 of was Rico, Kerosene, per gal .1: Windham, milking his cow, when bus, O., will mail Dr. Hartman's special min .1 Hpoi' u.w/.r.H U’ I,'__ Svrup, .80 Astral oil, .if is not lost, for—it floats. the animal was struck and killed. Saw- book for women, free on to Ivory Soap easily third. Maple syrup,qt .25 3.30 application, COPYRIGHT IBW BY TMt PROCTER 4 GAMtUE CO. CINCINNATI yer was not injured. women A11 sell Pe-ru-na. ■■ in... ■ only. druggists Sack race-Merton E. EmertonJ first; nun ■MiiiiiMiK ■•■niciinia, M— 1 2! During the thunder shower at Orrin W. li. Lumber—per Spruce, heavy Leach, second; Guy Billings, •».' Remember that cholera cholera Hemlock, lOgll Hemlock, 1 Fairfield one corner morbus, third; J. Hemlock 11 M— Thursday afternoon, PKKSKVI -l>.\Y lllOKiHTS. well that Mirii h conquest of material Benjamin Bray, fourth. boards, Clapboards—per summer bilious 12 Kxtra 24 of the new Masonic block was infantum, complaint, colic, race—Orris Spruce, gl6 spruce, gif shattered, things has come from muscle under con- Three-legged P. Grindleand No. diarrhoea and are each and all Spruce lloor, 16g20 Spruce, 1, 17gl? and bricks crashed down on the dysentery Bert 12 Clear 2,500 BY O. OROBVKNOR DAWK. trol of mind and he cultivates both. He Gray, first; Merrill P. Turner and Pine, gift pine, S5§(K catarrh of the bowels. Catarrh is the Matched Kxtra house of Frank Cotton, ttie root only Merton E. second. pine, lftg20 pine, 3ftgW smashing knows by the way his parents have led Ernerton, M— M — correct name for these affections. Pe-ru- Shingles—per Laths—per in and doing £1,5(N3 There is a In the 3 00 damage. him forward in his education that there bicycle race Ralph Emerson, of Cedar, extra Spruce, 2.Of na is an absolute for these ailments, The New Man as a youth. It is poaai- 2 00 lb difference of as to whether the specific was thrown dear, Nalls, per .Oig.Of opinion is one definite thing which he would like Bluebill, from bis wheel but 2d 17ft which are so common in summer. Dr. ble, to make a youth leave clear, Cement, per cask 1 Of damage was caused by wind or by.teaching, not extra 150 lightning. to do above all others, and yet he like- severely injured, his clothes sustain- one, Lime, per cask .8.' Hartman, in a of over years, alone; for, at ("o.vf .It I_ practice forty both*'tobacco anrtf liquor the No. 1, 12ft Brick, per M 7§L wise knows that no success will come to ing most damage. " never lost a case of cholera worst or these are scoots, .7ft White lead, pr tb .0ft g.Ot single infantum, beat, only accquired A citizen of Port land, died He him even though ho be ambitious unless pavilion 30x50 feet had been erected Provisions. Sunday. or cholera of the human race; but it is im- dysentery, diarrhcea, morbus, tastes and was weigher and gauger in the custom the is sustained his titted up for dancing the members Steak, beef, lb .lft g.2ft tb .Oft and his was to make the ambition by strength by Tripe, per g.0) only remedy Pe-ru-na possible by teaching youth Fresh 07. tb house during t He Harrison and maintained his enthusiasm of Halcyon grange, and as Atherton’s pork, g.12ft, Hum, per .lug.l! administration Those further 6hou!d indifferent to those of the sex; by Spring lamh, tb .12g.3o Shoulder, .ui desiring particulars opposite orchestra arrived and city marshal in 1891. For a few years through long strt to lies of time. His read- about 11.30, a free dance Veal, per tb .Ohg.l* Bacon, .12g.ll ; send for a free copy of “Summer Catarrh.” for such would run counter to he was teaching was after Roasts, .08 g.12 lb— superintendent of a silver mine in ing has shown him a hundred such in- given, which the crowd entered Poultry—per Address; I)r. 0. a of his nature and corned, tb .K Hartman, Columbus, deep-seated Impulse the Beef, .obg.12 Fowl, Montana. He served in the war with the stances like our ow n grange hall and partook of the boun- .lft .b will win. The is familiar to pine-knot president. tongue, Bologna, nature story Salt It) .os Cooked tb 12th Maine He therefore watches his and tiful dinner which the ladies of the pork, per ham, .1 regiment, being brevetted all of us of the father who determinedly strength l^ard, per tb .07 §.os Boneless ham, .1: had captain at the close. He was sixty-live increases it, knowing that even a mental grange prepared. Pigs feet, per tb .oft brought up his son in ignorance of the old. SEND US ONE DOLLAR "".’.I'i'.'.i,Tm The and years mil, AMI WOOD battle has a basis,and the winner afternoon evening were spent Fish. nt'w li*l» p.ittcrn lihrh-t:r.iil.- KI^KCVo'lK as a physical ■■ fact that there was such a creature UIOK MOVK, hy tiviirht t>.!>.. mu- < <*t xaininatiou. in also Fresh— Salt- struck three times on the is seldom the man whose body is puny dancing, supper being served in Lightning Kxamino it at woman in the world. When at last the Cod, .oft Drv cod, .05 the hall. went off 4.11 farm of White, last > .11 freight and weak. Everything quietly, in Haddock, .0ft .0; Joseph Randolph, and if now grown to manhood, met a Poflock, (!c|x>t boy, of lft found !!*• hKu knows that tin- mere getting of -pile the fart that there were four Lob-ier", Mack'-rcl, .lOg.l Thursday night. The lirst holt struck perfect- beautiful deseribeil the father as i11 ly satisfactory gtn by Plckt rel, 1L !1 a tins, .08 g.li w true hundred a crowd for a ; the barn, Inch was burned. nml llic k-rralt-at wealth is (nr Irmn the measurement present, large ( a -. .20 Halibut .0. Loss, £2,000; “a silly erenture called m g »ose" is re- ijt heads, Slots IIVK- small Sc;t I .;ift BoOcIchx insurance £1 (NM>. Half an hour .if the divine w it bin us; t nat his mirposes place. !"ps, 111 r.tKl, .OSg.p later an- quest immediately thereafter was that he Halibut, I and A. Tongues i other snmll barn on M i. W bite's farm w as in life must huve a quality in them far Deputy-Sheriff C. Osgood, of Blue- Trait, ..ft .08 might have a gi*«**-e f*»r himself, lie was sounds, g.P above m bis hill, was here during the day and B ueli-dt, IJ Smoked | struck, hut not burned. A few moments tie was greed, if, any way, journey evening, r ght, too, fur natural. Sh. ion, .2ft y 30 11 it li .12 1 1 I quite but he had to but, later lightnin struck hi. unhrella in the from the cradle t«» lb*1 grave is to he a nothing official to attend I .2 "acme The new man ns a will not be Icrrlng. box, youth > hands of a item til to the day in which he lives. He except, perhaps, to smoke a cigar or two Kiiimin had.He, 1 man who wa- watching the of the existence of nor ignorant girlhood, and a A lew Ives, string .1 1 fire. H• was ! knows that the **t of the Samair- eat little ice-cream. nut seriously injured. $13.00 =S uppenee” ... • 1 will he tie Indtff-rent to the charm and I 1.-S the »: WKITK ! >K ■ : A. T. Gillis did a FREE i itan isa greater in the world than big business at his L. LI ifford one of the best known t with' of female But tie will power W.S— per cord Coal per ton— Waite, STOVE CATALOGUE. the polish society. tier or and as did tim- hr. k 2 •- the most bountiful gift from the selfish confectionery cigar stand, hard, 3oo.j»:t>" Brokt*n, newspapermen in Portland, died Thurs- 11 chirir This tot.- i- /. *. 8. oven n not look on woman with bold amt in- .Mel i_'ht itidies soft, 2 no a : fte stove, 6 2 I', y; :. ■ made fr- in •- m r. ui,*e xtra rich. He also that civilized lift who furnished the ice-cream. hry after an Illness of several -| perceives day, months, ,■ .. ... In v in.ing-s umi g: rates, eye-, f >r h* will already know art Roundings per load Kvg, 6 2 i;,: _ I! ivy covers. quiring Atherton's oven tin lim-i! o\. a .1 .or handsome is trade up of give and take, so orchestra furnished excellent l INI g 1 2ft Nut. 6 2 He became connected with the J*resy lurgre shell, heavy know lit* largely j Iiici..-! l.ited ornaim-ntatIo’in and m.'.nn.rs, extra that is necessary to regarding Blacksmith's 6 o s music, and, it was r. c ne Stand Lli purer l.'iin 'm* «1 r<->er»olr. hand* (hat be soon recognizes and curbs the although somewhat thirty-one years ago, and had been tiacitj la ice11. grt-nili difference of M»'\ t hat makes st \ all met i\ e. firiti u ami I <1. ., n.iiu- a Hr*1 em»l burner made, and hot the and Flour, tendency inherited from savagery that during day everything a editor and dramatic critic most ot tot irnish KKKK an extra wood irr-itc, ni.w.n u a per- And whence this knnwledgt? 1. art.. ,i bb— •.r«—f>ag— «tool burner. WK |»l K A 1.1 M>1 •<. i.i x!; NTK.K with little saw Flour—per lc. crowded, most of those m time the <■? ■ \«■ ■ would make him trample roughshod night strain'I.ts, ft i) yft ft v. ! t'ecd.bi-iK 1.0 since, exception being thro rV .|,,vi. and gruniantcc -a fc •! ry o your rail his mot tier’s knee, or at his father’- u by well St. Louis Mi 1 rou.i s’ation. 1 ir I- <•-»» ••.■•aier W'...i.| ci.anre y I over the and of others in present satisfied with their en- roller. mgs,bag .'.iftyl.t four w hen he served in the same c rigtHs feelings day’s years a I' o, i.i.out for -ide, litt!- hy little, h.s que-l ions arose; 1 M-.-h St. til- frei.'lit y I; m ii.ii. —. mi *»»• xatc at least #10.on. Abiri-ss, order to attain his own end. tertainment. Patents— pacity on the Advertiser. He whs born hi c;u jnu whole of nature iliC the strange provision 9. Winter ft 7 SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. >CHICAGO,ILL He i- a fellow to along July wheat, ; Providence, R. 1., Nov. 3, and wa- pleasant get 1 1830, Bin-buck Ac i'o. are thoroughly reliable.—Editor.) unfolded before turn as a sacred pagi of __\v. Spring wheat, (.Sears, ! h of wilb, full of good red blood and yet hold- K rankliti. Corn in. a!, per bag >« nephew the late (iov. C lifford, ol divine r* vciation, and its bear- personal Corn, full weight per ! ing hm self well in hand. He is not a t harles T. Bunker’s house has been im- ! Massachusetts. He graduated in tin ing* grudim, y brought borne to him by bag 1.1" little who some a class of TO from the Harvard law school tiu wbu.ing pr.g professes proved by coat of white paint. Hit", Western, per I the analogies that exist between 1 fancied superiority, but a manly soul bu .4. when he came to Portland, studied law "Mi h the beasts, and him- Dr. H. H. Homer’s will plants Id, strawberry yield ■ <-d nmi a w hu knows lit- is as as lil.ii'H ami allow I and was admitted to the bar Cavern*, and Trade Marks I’a- good anybody else, be not far previous tc self tiu inte and se f honoring from seventy-live bushel.-. to:,-. -ines* conducted lor Mo.;.-rule Fees. iigent tb— -av—per lb- in and yet hesitates to declare himself any Hides—per engaging newspaper work. Our ;lu e 1- >. '' ;te I't Mllce. We of creHt ni, Thus shall iiis know A straw festival ox, .iv tftojgli, .ol v O|'po-:tc apex berry is announced f.-r no nil i.u-'' hence better. He mixes with rich and poor Cow, Fried, .034 have -uh-airenrle*, direct, have br. ii and in t from the at« and at ledge gained, Monday evening at the Methodist vestry Bull, | alike, and well lie can, for wealth is A President’s (irave I'nmarked. I.F.s.s ost those remote from Wash- and hints and in- Calf than whisperings li.tny The trains "kins, green frequently « mere accident and not all a gravel are making frequent Two pages of picture- in Ladies' JJonn ington. of low -minded vvho >end or with scriptions companions trip- on this section of the Pelts, !40mfto Mio.ii-., drawing;, descrip- demonstration of the merit that glorifies Washington Journal, giving views of the tion. Wi id v -■ if >r not, free of learn and who teach a divine truth, as Lamb -.kins, .2ft placet ,.11»-1 railroad. our lee not due id m is secured. life, lie rejoices at his existence anil is County “Where Our Presidents are Buried.” re- charge. i-.o. though it sprang from the darkness < 1 Dried Fruit. A ook, ilo.v i.iitalic 1'.. with refer- free from the gloom that too often settles call the fact that four of the first five ol em*e-to aetin! e'ent- in -'.oe, or debasement. Figs, .12 g.2i Tamarinds, county, Bent free. \ ; Old to w hich is distasteful to Apples, string Virginia. held close that McNeil, recently. Prunes. .1 a.1.i sliced .1 1 towur i mannood, enjoy ing the ru.npany j Apples, lb picture shows that the ol their Instincts. grave C. A. SNOW & Co., Cowle’s comedians and Mart?/ •iee.lx. Pit-.,it ni .John at Vir- of Die of both sexes, fully coiiscioun specialty Ty.er, Richmond, UimoBlte intent *v mi,.i,.' ton. DC. pure He is and so is he here j b 2 tb— here, decidedly company are billed here for I'crdsgrass, 17ft Clover—per ginia. ah-oluicly unmarked—even h\ « f iiis own as are the debased, J Thursday power* Ucdtop, per tb .1* Red, .1 n small that he begins to color schoolroom ethics, ami Saturday evenings. headstone. Visitors to Hollywood Lawn tb .1- Alslkc. .1 ■ But because of the source of h.s know- seed, per are shown a seem cemetery scarcely percept i- making the clean, pure-minded boy Mrs. W. E. and tl!*' ledge, on.-ciouM too where the ha-ed Bragdon children ’Htu I u? d ill tils power art* wrapped up but tht books to tnc contrary. He is here and nah L. Orcutt remains much of an in- the p*'k. All 1*. or bx pos-ihiltt naughts old world; but good enough Robert H. Blaisdell returned to West i.g'g'.-i' just KlfiG KEBISIKE lUiil, 3ASS. '-yet to If. His self-knowledge iii«iKc a whole- Year- -!' relicvetl in ji ltd. CO., 6.x ICSi'ON, to the world belter, safer, Sullivan, Saturday. Miss Beatrice B ais- -uMVrii.g night, late* h;m to ff »rt. an t dor s not t l.'-n an c for hot ii women and men to ing ield at miiit to the p'... dcil accompanied him for u week’- visit j I'iic- > curative proper in. The new as a is here tot he Virtue of f? rt as is to » often tilt live man, yout h, among friends. th Never jf • goo i-heartcd, generous, respectful, Good ,r.e cents 4dvl. SuliM-rilic f I’iih. Am r.iMCAN ease with -< f-know It-dge. He | drug store, unholy ib f» r. i.11al yei every inch of him a man. The Lewis bouse, lately vacated by ---. right, too, fur to be natural l- to be tin Above all, be new man as a is is youth Sidney Butler, in the hands of repairers PAGE PROM OUR there is opposite oi promiscuous. here to prove sanity enough yet ; and painters, and is hardly recognizable m the human race to make iis hope and the work which is done. 1 lie new man us a youth fat«s tin j through being BOOKLKl.V*• wnrth to you -re Minn si if y>• U is and is always keep in my and the es \\ 1 P self that viii gar sour that mud 'The in of the Fourth house, have a rtil|old by .N. D. W touts, Druggl-t. Me. the earth be blessed. usual, ringing P Very truly yours, A. .J. Babcock. P of firearms being checked, in h measure, P Concord, N. IK.Sept. 29, 1896. P on account of illness of *',TH ORDER, citizens. Later P A. J. Babcock, Ksq., P eP(UA Pl*#^ R«f%P5JPV in tht day t he sweltering heat made it-e f P 111. P felt and a celebrating crowd was visible Springfield, Mill t..;l ;'l SiWINu f. iii- *••“• t&,PC4slN.T ■ two factors that are to «111 «. v, u always expected Hear Sir: Your letter of August 21, in referent- to the permanent bene- P foU’.il Ij'j, u a > be in evidence on Independence Day. fit which received from w i- ritten in in iu.. « *>• -pi. ir'- •> **. *. P yon the use of Wonderful Wmtergreen. P CfiMl f' Many of the townspeople availed them- llUil' 1 US h !*. JlfcAi-.l Oi, | »»ur P such nice style and was so to ns that vve cannot resist asking for the P selves of the of a one-fare gratifying fre^ht iu»n Our y)ec-ui Of or Pric ,j opportunity P of it. Should we will hold it as A’ ur W. privilege publishing you object, however, pri-P 1 r- •. »; ill -i -:- trip to Ellsworth and back by train. d vate correspondence. With many thanks we remain. d Much of the programme for the CIWE IT TKriFc MONTK3' TrtlALi proposed * d Yours Park A Hu-sell Co. P wo Will turn V *. u y U •> > a.-f day’s festivities failed to materialize. The truly. '■ n' -I* ferent mnl cl aed grad * of S• •'»? K»eh'*.---w At 0;l> game of base ball the Franklins and S-nlu- t* it i.arn.>, by *1* UOaul Up, ml) i. .» -plenty Wri:i uwe friend la Chicago *»1 loro made good impression, receiving J ^ RBLHHI1 a>D WHO ARE MOT. the same financially as the home boys. J Concord, N. H. h It is that they may come again. P Dear Sirs: Yours of the 29th ultimo received a or so Rfter THE BURDICK fff V.Zftwr.n hoped me basis oi is day my return :----; UUbk tUnliSr, hilO., " The dinners ami the good living good J suppers provided by m from St. I cm urumoi .None. Tm:i. r >1 u:i ;■ am Paul, Minn. Yesterday met the street in Springfield, Mr. P. W.P uauk.ui \' church societies were well patronized, the tv id. The lirst essential of P t 4.033 5 1!I Lil 1 -V. VI L p* t oinpton, who 1 iiad not seen for one year, lit was then walking withP at the Methodist tent. j:; o ':TER sawed receipts being £Su bread is Hour. P crutches, a sufferer from rheumatism, i recommended the Wonderful Winter- P rai:\\ §tosis# The drama at the hall in tin evening good pure Many '■ ».s maonti. '.->«*<; < l><**>•• ..t P green, which he informs me did wonders He is now as a colt, P litNU MMO". p drew a rs a frisky young says tt.,- packed house. The Forest! m housewife has a | ing fr.itu Mirlit *»c. or table. alanO er deal, iiuii gained republ- i he lias not a tw inge of pain, and has recommended Wonderful Wintergreen to i vrj'h f ! ’• i. 1 1*» -**1 In place f wwinc, 4 f»»c must have been satisfied with the open day’s lion as a baker she P 1 enclose his statement written the we had P »-■ on an because used forty peop'e. ny placing draper., Iatc»i lVf‘J ftawr, carved. puntU eti-b- <1 doings. ic only paper r.irLel crawer rests on4 caa the w indow a 1 him. (i. ir Atc ca .. cl i.c.-t pubs, Rob P against glass of store where met P e trcau ir-n 10. Flour. It t» l! -i July E. Roy possesses P In regard to publishing what 1 wrote you sonic time I have to say I do P Kineet larte Ilian art* head, >r arm .p -i fci-.l **-.( threaitme vtbrat- »1j since, at. 1 no .. .•• .ju till. L‘- r;: ten m no excellence all its not recall what wrote, and I to the tr..' 1. 1.'. r, patent p own, easily ft just paid regard putting King’s Knglish P jr -ibl- ; f r-.iui et.iutU A Blunder d together as I would have done had I i? v. a- to he n Frightful dv -crnible or expecu going, published. rarrler. »m i.- -* -m- meiy decorated K;J in tlie bread ^ Will often P However, if the in your circulars of w hat i wrote you will be the P at '! eraim»yi»d nd Miu.i.ulo lilfMEL T'RIIVT t^.T J cause a horrible Burn, Scald, publishing 4.1 1 .ml ri'Pn r- ir. .... aolaeleaa cake make with it. Sold P means of a sufferer of the dread have CUARAN'l LID l“ or you helping disease, rheumatism, you my •• d owr t- Us Cut Bruise. Bucklen’s Arnica y J Made E'trr know* »t:a<-‘ ui^at ii *a-’«o and Fr ;-e Xnatru»t:on Iteok Salve, P P » <* •< v tli-r .v ki .Oof work permission. jusr. k'nvdnc ran run It at. pNin any faney the best in the will kill the everywhere. ■ w; mac nine. world, pain g .a 20.yT.ABS- BINT. TNG GT.AKANTEi. ev«r> P FOB SALK 15V P and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, W.ll. A. t'OOMIIS MILLING CO., IT CO'iTS YOU HOVMikG ..1 -' H tj P <>EO. A. I’AKtUEK, ~ ^..T. V.Ti.ofoo Fever MJ.-h. S? Druggist. P "» Sores, Clears, Boils, Felons, Corns, loldwuttr, to $50.00, lb» .1 U ■< •'**»»* arc aa.m* par all Sole Tor Ellsworth and gd *' “"<■ rx Skin Best cure on Members of Anti-adulteration W P Agent viciniiy. Ail to WB TO it BY L it» 101 H 41i.ii»lf»‘ .• t— Eruptions. Pile League. -v arc fi r. Ha» earth. g C*At. n«i'T nei.AT. (sears. K -cbu ft <-e r..upl.ly -';ut..r Only 2d cts. a box. Cure guar- r- r r> > anteed. Address, 8EA5t? POr?'JC1' o.*-? "‘'■cago, III. Sold by 8. D. Wiggin, Druggist. ^%%^%^.%*CONTINUED NEXT WEEK

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directed at him by the toastmaster and SUMMER SCHOOL. SbbcrU'srmrnta. Katlroaba aitb Steamboat*. II. S. ALUMNI. other speakers. MONEY FOR MUSIC. E. Vv. the last was Lord, speaker, loyal A Large Number of Teachers In At- to the high school. He had been con- ANNUAL REUNION AND to Your Place and Maine SECOND nected with it from the capacity of janitor tendance-Instructors. BOARD OF EDUCATION WANTS "Keep Central Railroad. through the various steps of student, The summer school for teachers was BANQUET. teacher and APPROPRIATION FROM CITY. superintendent of schools, and opened at Hancock hall Monday, by State Your Place will You.' Commencing June 20, 1899. felt a part of it. Keep W. W.Stetson. BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR. f VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR—INFORMAL The toastmaster read letters of Huperintendent-of-SchooIs A regret Ml'SIf INSTRUCTION IN THE I A. M. A. M. P. M.P. M.ZA.M. the Hancock hall has been with desks SCHOOLS— — from former tea .hers of the fitted i OFFICERS — following Without good health wc cannot BAR HARBOR 7 00 10 30 *t 10' *8 45 5 35 TOASTS ELECTED OTHER keep high school: .'). O. S. of for the teachers the and BUSINESS AT JULY MEET- 7 30 10 "5 8 36 9 0 10 Lowell, Uoxbury attending school, situations nor Most troubles Sorrento.j 15| GUESTS FROM OUT OF TOWN. I .at in C. B. W. enjoy life. 8ullivan.. 4 [ school; Stetson, Colby; R. more ING OF CITY GOVERNMENT. 351. Supt. Stetson exp himself as Mt Desert » Whittle, Westerly, R. I ; Miss Harriet A. originate in impure blood. Hood's Sarsa- Ferry 7 55 11 20 5 351 9 6 35 than with all the arrangements Waukeag, 8. f8 <;§ 11 20 W! f9 ^ 0 43 While gather'd here t»« night Joy, West Brooksville; E. M. Pond, Bel- pleased Fy f5 An parilla makes the blood rich and pure, Hancock f# 04 fll 24 5 42 to 40 f With joy u I hearten nd lUlu fast of the school. He a better room has application from the board of says Franklin Road.. 8 12. f5 51 f6 55 our love we'll With the education for a and thus health, which will \ sing, si.iging of the following words never been for the summer special appropriation from promotes good Wash’gton Co.Jc. 114. 00 c7 (4 Joined heart ami hAitd provided f6 i firmly to the air of Seeing N lie the the for ELLSWORTH 8 28 11 65 0 10 10 7 12 A Home”, schools. city the introduction of instruc- help you “keep your place." happy loyal Imnd, merry Ellsworth Falls +8 32 tli 00 0 10 .i 7 18 For Ellsworth School we'U banqueters dispersed: tion in music High stand Stetson was also with the in the Ellsworth schools, Nlcolln. t8 4.5 12 14 30. 32 Forevermore. A strong baud bind* <>ur Vumnl, Supt. pleased f f6 t7 was the Green Lake. frt 53 tli 2.3 fO 40. 41 Heart t<» heart and hand to tiand ; Interest in the school manifested by the principal new business before the f7 ■ Lake House. ... f9 01. f6 0. f7 60 We lov*» our school's dear Year- and decade* ha' ■ o power »•» rcml It, board of aldermen at its name. of Ellsworth, with the attention July meeting last cKocd'S SaUafui \iOg Holden. f.* 07 12 38 0 f,i. f7 66 We love her sacred lame Rolling sea nor stretching land. people Brewer June- 9 27 12 58 7 18 8 14 All al»ovo, shown teachers and instructors, and par- Wednesday evening. things Bangor, Ex. St.. 9 35 1 05 7 251 11 S0> 8 21 Then let her CIIOUUS. The full board was praises ring ticularly with the provisions for their en- present. Mayor BANGOR, M.C. 9 40 1 10 7 30 11 3.. 8 25 Her name and we then for Ellsworth glory sing >lng High School' in the chair. P. M. P. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. And t*> her altar we tier tertainment made the hav- Oreely bring Ring then praises loud' by committee BORN. Portland. 1 20 5 35 1 30 4 20 12 2.5 of love. ever Rolls of accounts were ufl’rlngs Ye*, we’ll -lug for Ellsworth High School ing that in charge. passed as follows: Boston. 4 30 9 0o 5 57 7 35 4 0) We are all her children proud. BRIDGES—At Isle The school opened Monday morning ROLL OF ACCOUNTS NO. 5. au llaut, June *2*2, to Mr and MrsSanmel W Bridges, a lfl to These written for the occasion our FUND. (laughter. Sundays only—July Sept 3, leave Mt words, Ye*j for lov’d school we’ll rally, with about sixty in attendance. This wrs NAMK. AMOUNT. We’ll CA RTEK—At Bluehlll, June 3, to Mr and Mrs Desert Ferry, 2 00 p m, Ellsworth 2 34 p m ; ar- and to the tune of support and guard her well, 00 sung America, will swelled to 100 in the and on Police, Timothy Donovan, 45 Lewis P a rive Bangor 3 .*() Her dear name and fame shall never perish afternoon, Carter, daughter, f Hannah A.J pm. the 111 ra in C Lon 1, 45 oo a train from Wash- express sentiment which animated While we’ve health our love to tell. the number reached CANDAGE—At Bluehlll, to Mr and Mrs Daily, Sunday Included, Tuesday morning July 7, ington County R R leaves Ellsworth 10 33 ! of Ellsworth Chan P Smith, 10 00 Henry H Candage, a sou. p m, the gathering high school nearly 150. Supt. Stetson is pleased with arrive Bangor 11 50 p m. Insane, Maine insane hospital, 113 31 CLOUSTON—At Bucksport, July 5, to Mr and alumni at Manning hall last Wednesday the of who he BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR. CHURCH NOTES. representation teachers, Josiah Mrs Howard F Clouston, a son. One had Williams, 31 50 evening. but to look at that are of and hero for GORDON—At East P. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. says sterling quality, Water, Ellsworth Water Co, 1*80 00 Franklin, July 4, to Mr and and hoar baptist. Mrs James B a Boston. 9 8 00 9 CO. gathering, the sentiments ex- the real can out of the Gordon, daughter. 451.1 good they get Electric light, Ellsworth Electric Illu- A. M P. M. and all fears Re r. C. S. Me Learn, GASPER—At Surry, June *21, to Mr and Mrs l pressed, for the future wel- pastor. rather than for amusement or Portland. 12 56 11 10 12 40 school, minating Co, 85 00 Willie E Gasper, a daughter. of the Friday, 7.30 p. m., church prayer meet- P. M. s fare Ellsworth high school were recreation. have taken hold of the Text-books, Hancock Co Pub Co, 2 CO LAWSON—At ing. They Tremont, Juno 17, to Mr and Mrs BANGOR. *5 05 9 1 5 3 15 *4 56 z 8 25 | allayed. work the Supt of schools, William H Dresser, 41 Mi George G Lawson, a son. Bangor, Ex. St. 5 07 9 20 3 20 4 69 8 30 Sunday, July IB Morning service at earnestly, says superintendent, It was the annual of the Ells- and the Ellsworth summer school is bound School, Isaac N Avery, y CO M A RKS—At Bluehlll, July 6, to Mr and Mrs Brewer Junction. 9 27 3 26 5 C3l 8 37 meeting 10.30. Sermon the Sunday by pastor. to be a success. P H Charles Marks, a son. Holden.j. worth high school alumni association, school at 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E. Hancock, Washington, Schoolhouse, Stratton, 2 89 Lake House.. prayer Waldo and Somerset counties ROBBINS—At Stonlngton, July 3, to Mr and w hen classmates once more met together meeting at B in. Praise and Penobscot, High school, PH Stratton, 2 75 Green Lake. p. preaching are and not Maine but Mrs Stephen M Robbins, twins and a class, and represented; alone, (daughter Nlcolln as indulged in reminiscences service at 7 p. in. Contingent, Thomas E Hale, 27 40 son;. less Massachusetts, New Jersey and far-off Ellsworth Falls more or remote, renewed old school Hancock Co Pub 7 50 UNI "ARIAN. Oregon. Co, STOCKBRIDGE—At Atlantic, July 2, to Mr ELLSWORTH 6 17 friendships and formed new ones. U.ut and Mrs Isaiah J Rev. A. II. This is the tlrst of a series of summer George H Grant, 70 00 Stockbrldge, a son. Wash’gton Co.Jc.tlo 42 behind this social side of the asso- Coar, pastor. purely O W STEWART—At to Mr and Franklin Road.tlO 52 4 38 of service schools to be held in the State this year. Tapley, 15 00 Gouldaboro, July 5, ciation, ami deejer is a Sunday, July 16-Mo-ning at Mrs Otis II a son. Hancock. 1102 f4 54 importance, The school here will be in session two C C Burrlll A 140 00 Stewart, common ground on which the classes lose 10.30. Sermon by the pastor. Son, Waukeag, S. f6 43 11 06 f4 57 weeks. There are two sessions STEWART—At Brooklln, July 4, to Mr and Fy s and daily,from Josiah H 50 75 Mt.Desert 0 50 11 15 5 their individuality unite in a common school at 11.45. Higgins, Mrs Fred a Ferry Sunday 9 to 12 a. and 1.30 to 4.30 m. The A Stewart, daughter. cause-the welfare of the Ellsworth m., p. E E Richardson, 10 00 Sullivan. 8 05 12 30. high Pastor's class In the are TRIPP—At June to Mr and Mrs. and young people’* meetings open to the public, and the Latnolne, 29, Sorrento. 7 15 1 10 5 45 school, of all the schools down to the Isaac N Avery, 2 Co Ovid T a son. vestry Sunday eveuing at 7.30. will find much to interest and in- Tripp, BAR HARBOR *7 50 12 20 5 45 which forms the foundation for people George K Higgins, 4 00 primary struct them, besides an to I the whole This is the serious Teachers’ meeting with Mrs. Sarah gaining insight John H Brimmer, 6 CO system. pur- modern school of which 16 to leave of the alumni F evening at 7. methods, many John P Eld ridge, 23 66 MARRtKl). Sundays only—July Sept 3, Bangor pose association, ami by Partridge day 1135 a will find they are surprisingly ignorant. Dr N C King, 5 CO m, Ellsworth 12 42 p m. Arrive Mt creating u new and more enthusiastic CONGREGATIONAL, Desert 1 Bar Harbor 1 55 m. The school was organized E F Dllllngnam, 1 75 CANDAGE— BRAY—At North Penobscot, July Ferry 10 p m, p to the school, it is but Monday loyalty quietly iier. J. M. Adams, pastor. morning and settled down to work at Ells Elect 111 Co, 8 33 9, by John P Haney, esq, Miss Angle Candage surely forwarding this purpose. Library, A Louise Allen, looo to Freeman S botn of Bluehlll. for and Bible on once without any unnecessary Bray, zSundays only. The reunion thi« was held at Man- Meeting prayer study prelim- A 10 year inaries. J. B. Morrison, Joy Co, DAIGLE—DAIGLE—At Bar Harbor, July 9, •Dally. | Friday evening at 7.45 o’clock in the Tuesday morning Redman, FKTUden, 10 00 by Rev J D O'Brien, of Ellsworth, Miss Mary tStop on signal or notice to Conductor, elupel. The twenty-ninth lesson in the chairman of the Ellsworth board of edu- Ells Elect III Co, 3 CO I being used lor the reception. The arrunge- J Daigle to Frank Daigle, both of Bar Harbor. c Stops to leave but not to take passengers. will be discussed. cation, delivered an address of welcome Curtis R Foster, 5 55 ment was most convenient. A Quarterly GOODELL—ARCHER—At These trains connect at with \ happy to t he teachers. Fire dept, John P Eldrldge, 8 (>4 Ellsworth, July 3, Bangor, through social hour was in the Sunday, July lb-Morning service at L F Giles, Miss Lizzie M Goodeli to trains on Main Line to and from Boa* | spent reception No arbitrary nroerramme for the school Eagle Hook A Ladder Co, C1 CO by esq, Portland, room before the was served. A 10 30. school at 11.45 in the Horace S Archer, both of Ellsworth. toll mill St. .Iuhn banquet Sunday is laid but is announced from session Senator Hale Hose Co, 155 Co short business of the association out, A 232 88 meeting chapel. to session. The instructors this Morrison, Joy Co, Tickets for All Points South and West was also held, and resulted in the election FREE BAPTIST. present July 1, by Rev A R Macdougall, Miss Georgie week are: Prof. A. J. Butler, of Colby, of to on sale at the M. C. R. R. ticket of the following officers. A. Total, $2,214 97 ilugerthy, Waterville, Grange Cunning- office, \ Harvey Luckenbach, pastor. in English language and literature. ham, of Ell-worth. John A. Peters, class of '81, STREET COMMISSIONER'S Ellsworth. jr., president; at 2 m. Director F. E. of ROLL. Mrs. Hall Sunday, July 16—Preaching p. Chapman, Cambridge, Ill 1.1,—ATHERTON—At Mt Desert, 9, bv Mary Cushman and July are to tickets Percy Gospel service at 7.15 p. in, conducted Mass., in music. W. D. Parkinson, Highways. $1,822 93 M L Allen, Miss L Hill to 1'aul It Passengers requested procure Bartlett, Miss Alice if. by Supt. esq, Mary before the and Ella- vice-presidents; Mr. S. 11. Sumner, of I^wiston. of Waltham, Mass., in common school Sidewalks. 173 81 Atherton, both of Alt Desert. entering train, especially Scott, secretary; Theodore P. Higgins, worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth. 7 30 8. studies in rural and graded schools. Miss Bridges. 19 63 LESLIE—LA WRENCE—At 4, treasurer. The were elected Tuesday, p. m., Y. P. C. E. Bangor, July by GEO. F. following of in voice Rev Joshua M Frost, Miss Estner B Leslie to EVAN8, members of the Margaret Koch, Waterville, Vlce-Pres. and Gen’l executive committee: Miss Friday, 2.30 p. m, examination of Henry week the 39 E both of Manager. and physical culture. Next $2,016 Guy Lawrence, Bucksport. F E. BOOTH M. A. Miss Eva Miss Parsons, of Hancock, and H. A. Lucken- TEACHERS’ SALARY BY. Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Ag’t. Clark, Aiken, Agues instructors will be Director ROLL. LAWS—COGGINS—At at the E. Moore. for Cbapmau; Hancock, July 8, Ix>rd, L. bach, of Ellsworth, ordination. Ordi- home of the bride’s Rev S Miss Koch; Prin. W. L. Powers,of Gardi- High school. 120 46 mother, by C Mc- Shortly after9 o’clock came the summon nation services at 7 30 p. m. of Miss Lizzie Marie ner, in nature studies, and Mrs. Mary II. City schools. $30*2 (X) Learn, Ellsworth, Laws, to the room. The tables of to 11 banquet were METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Davis, of the Bridgeport, Conn., training Hancock, Irving Coggins, of Wln- MANHATTAN and decorated w ith throp, Mass. very prettily arranged, school, in primary studies In rural and $622 46 Mowers. There was a of Hev. J. P. Simonton, Me FA ELAND—SPRINGER—At the tempting array pastor. graded schools. Baptist most dishes. The whole did Committee to which was referred claim parsonage, Ell-worth, Julv 10, Rev’CS apjH*tizing Friday evening at 7.30 prayer meeting. The summer school makes no by credit to Mrs. C. 1. who had the provision of Benjamin Frazier for injuries resulting Me.Learn, Miss Su-ie C McFarland to Watson Welch, Sunday, July IB—Morning service at for evening entertainment fo^ teachers, K 5TEEMSHIP in from fall on icy sidewalk last January, re- Springer, both of Hancock. CO., supj»er charge. 10 30; sermon by E. W. l/ord, of Ells- but it is that during the term About were seated at the tables. probable ported that city was not liable for dam- REED-MAYo-At Mt Desert, July 1, by M I. ninety, worth. at 11.45. musical even- Sunday-school Evening there will be a literary or Mr. Frazier’s claim was Allen, Miss AJ Reed to Fred L Among the alumni or from out of service at 7. ages. indefinitely esq, Agues guests ing. Mayo, both of Eden. town were Prof. E. P. of Saco; postponed. Sampson, Ol'T-OF-TOVVN SERVICES. To-morrow evening the teachers of Ells- RANKIN —ROW E—At J II Prof. Harry C. Emery, of Bowdoin; Miss Street Commissioner Smith, who was Amherst, July 4, by E. W. of will worth and the entertaining committee a month’s leave of last Patten, esq, Mi-s Daisy 1> Rankin, of Marla- Annie C. of tne Cniversitv oi Wis- Lord, Ellsworth, conduct granted absence at l Emery, will tender a to visiting teach- viile, to Frank S Rowe, of Aurora. consin; Miss ('lara of Bowdoin services at Bayside Sunday at 2.30 o’clock. reception meeting, had reported for duty, and the Fogg, ham; ers and instructors at Manning hall. The ROBERTSON —HINCKLEY—At June Hollis C. of board passed a vote directing him to re- Bluehill. Chicago; Mrs. H. K. affair will t>e and for the -4, Rev Kinuldo L Miss Nora Eooert- Joy, informal, pur- sume his duties; also that he a to by Olds, Butler, Mrs. E B. Bowen and Miss Frances put stop son to B ELLS WOK III FALLS. pose of bringing teachers and instructors work Wilbur Hinckley, both ot Bluehill. Tribou. of Dr Edwin Clark, of all on the highways not actua'ly Boston; togettier socially. There will be a short Worcester, Mass., and E. 11. of necessary. Emerson, Mrs. L. C. Hastings has gone to liar musical and literary programme. DiKn. Bucks|>ort The sj. cial coramittr to which was re- % here she will ferred a hatch of old tax deeds for settle- The menu was an excellent one. and the Harbor, remain through TEACHERS REGISTERED. the summer. ment, reported that one had been BOWDEN—At Bucksport, July 7, Mrs Mary L card, with its well-selected quotations, Following is a list of teachers settled, registered and asked for further time on others. Bowden, aged 97 years, 5 day’s was in itself a feature of the banquet, and of who has been Kuel Preble, Bangor, to this others in attendance — deserves reproduction. It follows: up noon; Granted. ! COl’GHLIN At Ellsworth, July 10. infant visaing his friend, A. I. Richardson, for failed to The committee on streets asked for eld'd o! Mr and Mrs Henry D Vough'in. NEW ROCKLAND have register: 1 YORK, *‘.Vo tense hare they <*f ills to come, no cares Hie past week, returned home Monday. further time on petition of George N. GETCHELL —At Bar Harbor. July Bertram Mrs. Inez I.. son of Abner and Eilie beyond today." Small, Stonington Black and others lor on Union Inrds, Gctehell, aged A of with Miss M. hydrant is > ears. LINE. COM* MKATS. party young people, Miss Myra Mills, Granted. | street. Il< H.T At P ANDJANGOR A. Grindell as are Miss Emma S. Ilamor, Cove Surry, July 8, Stephen Holt, ag-d Bam Konst Veal with chaperon, occupying Salisbury Alderman Ober was S."» C .’it Dressing ** given supervision ; year-, months, day-. Steamers of this line will leave the Ht Contention Cove Maud I.. Bangor (Eagle u '.ttf a roust teas Bellatty cottage Hamor, over the of allowed PARKER—At Julv .-, Mrs SarahS I "Oh, there, my Countrymen." expenditure money Buck-port. High at 9 a. in. this week. Idella Stubbs, Hampden 0*1 $ Wharf, Head) every Monday KNFBKKs. Mrs. Knhraim Higgins and John O. Segar Parker, aged years, montns, day-. Lena West RICH A RinsoN — Lorenzo and Rockland at ft p. m., for Now York direct. Kumery, Jonesport for work on private way | AtTremont, July Hot Fi-h Pudding Chicken Sahel The families of M. I>. Haslatn, C. A. la 1 I Myra Sawyer, Jonesport Supt of Schools Dresser, in behalf of Richardson, aged years, month, da's Returning, steamer- will leave New York, "O 'tin and L. C. who have been Mass WATT>— At 1", William Watts, at 4 m.. foul." Joy Hastings, E. A. Perry, Malden, the school board, before the Eli-wortii, July pier 1, N-Tth river, ever> Monday p. » appeared | ared 7- years, 1 month. f.>r ana New Beets Potato Chips occupy in the Morang cottage Ht Con- Mrs. Allan K. Joy, Portland, Oregon board and asked for Kocklund, Camden, Belfast, Bueksport a special appropria- WEBSTER—At Rock port, Edward Webster, KKI.IR1IK-. tention Cove for several days, returned Miss Cora E. Moore, Leonia, N. J Bangor. tion of >200 toward the introduction of of Pcnob.-eot, aged Jn 0 inontlis, jn day s. With our fae.llitb.rs for home A. j years, superior handling ‘Every < mil ■» to judge f .r himself, according Tuesday. Lydia Bennett, music instruction in the city schools. He YoCNG —At Gould-horo, July 7, Everett ii freight In New York < ity and at our eastern o Ella Kellier, »l- .! i_’ v. to effects which he experiences The ladies of the sew circle will I Cherryfleld was authorized hi- school board to say Young, aged year-, month-, days. terminals, together it.Ii through traffic ar- ing give A. by •). Bessie Nickels, that if the would the rangement- we have with our connections, both Apple !;y English Pickles a lawn party and strawberry festival at city appropriate $200 j Bernice Bartlett, by rail and water, to th- we-t and south, wre are olives French Mustard Mrs. A. W. Ellis’. | school board would raised a like amount, CJuccn Thursday evening K. Harbor lti a to handle all the business ln- ! Grace McKown, Bootbbay He oi MARINE LIST. pn-ltinn "His looks see me I riveteti on the from 5 to8 o’clock. All arc invited, it probably by subscription. spoke to ua to the entire snti-faction of our plate." I McKown, t.U'teo in that a number be SophieG. the of music in the schools, both service and Hot Bolls Plain Bread hoped large will Sara L. North Lamoine advantages patrons as regards charges. Coggins, the desire of a of for the present. Annie L. majority parents Ellsworth Port. CAKKS. McLcliand, Baring same, and the pi n proposed, which was The beautiful home of J. (). Whitney Castine SAILED AH raft s promptly met. Chocolate Angel English Walnut Mary Joy Dunbar, to have a regular instructor in music visit competing j wi s handsomely decorated with the na- Helen J. Soutb Addison "tfue ra est bon Ah, goutez cal" Reynolds, the different schools Saturday, July 8 tional colors and Hags on the Fourth, Carrie E. East Holden Vanilla Ice Cream Sherbet Johnston, The board was dis- ! Sch F.avolta, Whittaker, staves and Fur all particulars address, orange while there were scores of evidently favorably Newark, Hags placed Ethelyn B. Jordan, Bayside head-, Whitcomb. N t o >1 Fa-tern t posed toward the scheme, but was feeling Hayne- II C. or I BY, Agent, ari r. about the lawn. The decorations were Mattie A. Orono j Sch Colburn, poor after its Fourth of July dissipation, Leonora, Bellatiy, Vim-yard Haven, luni- No. 11 Broad stieet, Bangor, Me. Bnnnn.n Peaches artistically arranged and received Etbna M. Marlboro & Co very j Ford, and wanted further time for consideration I her, Whiteoiub, Hayne- A. ii. Ill NT, Rockland, Me. “Drink r, fietsy, whatever you do favorable comment from all who saw Isabel 1 A. Waltham ARR1V ED fa Jordan, before voting upon the matter. N. I.. NCWroMB, Gen’l C. Tilden Manager. 'lea Coffee them._ Agnes Smith, The mayor reported a verbal request for Monday, July 10 E. Verona A. I>. SMITH, Gen’l Freight Agent, nee. taste u ho drink." Alice Webster, of on Water "They always change location of hydrant j Sch Forester, Farrell, Bar Harbor .* 11 New York NORTH ELLSWORTH. Alice M. North Bluehill Broadway, City. Wescott, street in front of Carr’s market. No ac- j Sch Myra Sears, Closson, Thmnustou hare heedless Emma B. East Bluehill 'They consumed, with protiiyal- Love, tion taken. SAILED ity, their stores of water and provisions." Francis McGown got a slight sunstroke Emma M. Richardson, Mt. Desert Pine and BOSTON AND BANCOR The question of sewerage of Tuesday, July 11 last Tuesday. Sadie Jarvis, Surry st re#ts was referred to committee Enough of the material -let mac the intellect Spruce Sch Lulu v. Eppes, Jordan, Vineyard Haven, who has been em- I.ulu E. Wood, on streets. | have Wesley Salisbury, *• Elisworth t'o sway R. Nicolin | lumber, Lumber ployed at Bar Harbor, has returned home. Hattie McGown, Request of M. J. Drummey for permis- i For more than an hour this menu was Miss Bertha I. Milltown ARRIV ED Mrs. Jenness McGown and Phillips, sion to take Hunnetnan engine to Bangor discussed, with a relish, and then Charles daughter Mrs. Kelley, Jonesport I Sch Samuel Lewis, Fullerton, Boston Steamship Company. of are relatives H. Drummey, president of the association Hazel, Ellsworth, visitiug Minnie H. North Ellsworth .', -eh (>troiito, Holt Kllsvvorth school from IV > t<« ls7v l’rof. Saini-'iii Lewiston ents, James Moore and wife. S. 11. Sumner, Ina Kay has the measles. s| and ! SHADY NOOK “Mt. Desert". will iM-diit u. leave liar high school, NOTES. Carrie A. \V hittaker, Miss Eleanor Jones last week. ton, cm lor llniii rtron A Havov Harbor, I for Seal Northeast Harbor, Southwest Gertrude Gray, Fast Surry Charles and of sid July **. -eh Florence I Lockwood, Nicker- Harbor, Alley wife, Frankfort, Harbor, Stonington and Rockland to connect Hollis C. Joy, of Chicago, was next in- K. E. Mason and wife are occupying the Josie M. visited relatives here I .-on, pavuu: for A Abbott, for Boston, recently. Sid 1 sidi (.. U with t-i'-amer fui Boston, daily, except Sunday troduced. Named a welcome on all hut; Call coltHge. Lizzie M. Willie | Jul) Collins, Johnson, Bos- Murch.of Massachusetts.is hoard- curb for A A bbott at 1.00 p in. the hinted a he ton, toastmaster, good story George A. Parcber and Lila P. Meader, ing with his aunt, Mrs. John Whitmore. could U-ii and then sat family opened hut wouldn’t, their cottage Monday. Lulu M. Hollins, Lakewood Mrs. Charles Dovle visited her sifter, RETURNING. down. A. Garland, Mrs. Charles James E. Parsons, who has been a tran- Mary Harnmau, at Frankfort last jSbbcrtisnnmtB. Supt. of Schools Dresser was ea’led N. Bluehill sient at Nook for several Angie Hinckley, week. upon, ami at some length on matters cottager Shady Nellie M. From Rockland, touching at intervening land- spoke and 1ms been Douglass, Mrs. Norris Higgins, with her family, of He to seasons, occupying the llas- at 5 a m. interest to the school. appealed Elizabeth A. Griudle, of Far visited her logs, dally, except Monday, lam cottage for the past two weeks, has Harbor, parents last the alumni aper to this end, and urged liberality of Mrs. Eliza Jordan is visiting friends in Gertrude L. Murphy, IN MM, Blneil & Ellsworth Steamlft Co. all. Ellsworth. Gertrude M. Short, A. Moore was welcomed H. Principal Hoyt Elwood Archer and wife are at work at Fditb McKusick, liiiHiuess Notices. with He confined enthusiastic applause. Jefferson Haslern’s. Clara Campbell, As may be seen by reference to Its advertise- his remarks strictly to school work, and Mineola Herald, 3 has to Ellsworth ment, the llangor business college has no va- the requirements of the Ellsworth high George Stanley gone Kate F. Lattiu, FUsworth Falls FURNITURE. for cations. Students can enter at tine aad school, not the least of which was a suit- to work H. B. Moore. Mae McCarthy, any j either able school building. Miss Khoda Jordan, of Boston, and Margaret F. Latlin, complete course without Interruption Prof. Harry C. Emery was next to re- | Miss Hulda Jordan, of I,awrence, Mass., Annie M. Davis, and In large airy rooms. This college trains Its spond, and he made one of the happiest are visiting at B. F. Jordan’s. Mary A. Gaynor, FUsworth pupils to do business as it Is done to day, and Antique Finished Tables a few 1S99 SCHEDULE speeches of the evening. After good Mrs. W. B. Jordan and daughter Mar- Elizabeth True, Its graduates are eagerly sought for by busi- stories with an at 29c. each. are winners. From 19 Until June 23. well told, he closed appeal ion, who have been friends in Abbie F. Joy, ness men.—Advt. They May to visiting the alumni to be loyal to the high Bangor, returned home Friday. Lola A. Murch, Strs. Catherine, Juliette and Rockland. school and to the city. l^eonora G. Higgins, The Fourth passed very pleasantly here. Pictures all Framed He was followed Miss Annie Emery Ella F. Jordan, 2U>bcrtisnnnita. I>AYS OF SAILING.: by There was a picnic at Kittridge’s cove in the wittiest of the evening. She Wilhelmina Frost, for 38c. and 90c. These are speech and a dance in the evening the Forest- 25c., For Rockland: spoke for the class of ’88, and her remarks by Fffie F. Walker, ers. Both were well A NEW INDUSTRY IN of art. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Monday w ith school reminis- patronized. Mildred A. ELLSWORTH. gems sparkled wit, happy 10. 11. Billings, anti Friday only for Boston. Please note—Wed cences July and good stories. _ Frances Hurley, no-day’s boat wifi not connect nt Rockland with called B. B. Whitcomb spoke briefly, and Uouhl-noro. Della G. Whitney, Just look at the Bamboo Easels Boston boat until after June 23. for a toast to the Onasouson club, through Georgia From Rockland: Miss lua Lancaster, who has been visit- Foster, the efforts of which a has been F. W. I am offering the public for will B. piano her friend, Miss ina has re- Lord, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, leave & placed in the school. ing Guptill, Miss Annie F. Mnllan, B. S. S. Co. arrival of turned to her home in Pittsfield. only 29c. wharf, Rockland, upon Dr. Lewis Hodgkins lired some good- Mary H. Black, steamer from Boston for Dark Harbor, Hughes Nash and little son natured shafts of w it in return for some Mrs. Frank Elmer, Mary A. Grindell, GOLD-SILVER NICKEL 1’oint, Castiue, ‘Blake’s Point, Little Deer Isle, of Milbridge, have been visiting Capt. ldylene M. Shute, Call and inspect my stock before purchasing Southwest Harbor, ‘Herrick’s Landing, Bar COPPER. elsewhere. gentvllle, Deer Isle, View cot- Nash’s mother, Mrs. I. L\ McCollum. I^aura _ Sedgwick,‘Castle “We have sold many different cough L. McCarthy, ‘South Louis D. tage, Brooklln, Bluehlll,‘Parker’s Point, better sat- July 10. Jen. Cook, East Surry and Ellsworth. remedies, but none has given _ Bluehlll, Bluehlll, John A. Scott, Returning will leave Ellsworth at 7.30 a m, isfaction than sajs Mr. TABLE-WARE A R. Chamberlain’s,” Miss Annie L. McFarland, SPECIALTY. C: FOSTER, stacc to Surry, Surry at 8 a in, via above land Charles Holzhauer, Druggist, Newark, N. Guy \V. Lawrence and Miss Esther B. Hattie P. Bowden, lugs. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker. O. A. can be relied Le-lie were married Tuesday, July 4, at Leon ice H. Foster, CROCKETT, J. “It is perfectly safe and ALL Me. the homo of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Hives Whiting, WORK GUARANTEED. Manager, Rockland, in all cases of colds or Hay upon coughs, Mitchell, Bangor. Mr. 1-Awreuce has Charles W. H I P A X S. KJ'for 5 cents at druggists. G. W. HIGGINS, Campbell, banish and life. One Ellsworth. hoarseness.” Sold by Geo. A. Parcher, been clerk and telegraph operator at the W. H. Dresser, They pain prolong gives •Flag landing. Agent, M. S. SM ITU relief. No matter what’s the matter one will wishing to take the boat will leave A. 11. Genu shoe store for several years. Mis9 A. Louise Passengers Druggist. Allen, Residence, High Street. do you good. word at Moon's stable. A< 1 ■ •« » J » --

be in a short 3biicrli5fiiunts. The A^..wCa.n has subscribers at l"t with Mr. Coggins’ aunt, Mrs. Frank links will probably layout e<>UNTY NEWS. I COX ’NT V N’KWS. a beautiful the 11 i>. Hancock county; Staples. time on Poane’s point, •/ past-offices For additional .Vfw* »ee other f=*w ndd.fiV>nn/ A>*r* *«•* c#%*r j County page*. «trott-**. r? the eastern o com- I ! wooded and open For mi* the puptts in the county Little Miss Pauline Bunker, daughter ==* FA^aLYU^ THE AMER- of the There in am- Dr. A. in t8to. bined do no* rtach so many. \Y»-»t Itrooksville. of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bunker, of Somer- [ f% »‘»t f rank) In. | extremity peninsula. Johnson, Originated excellent and men i* not the ir is ha* a small room for links, ICAN only paper printed CELEBRATING THE FOl'RTH. ville. Mass., spending the summer with Frank Bradbury shipped ple will to work there so n. C. A. Lewis’ Banco**, county, and has never claimed tc her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R, i load of paving b. k« to Boston. yet West Brooksville's oelebrfition of the will be used for a clubhouse. *. that can be, t**: ie cm y paper prop- Wooster. and wife and Mis* Ger- ottage 1 -;ti whs a success, and an occasion George Heath u. cd a county al* th< mrly oe paper; Mrs. F. M. Watson and Mrs trude Clark have to Orono. most to all. It whs planned by daughter, gone I»rsr rest are n local The circva- profitable 'y papers. D. R. M.'Rea. of N. Y.. are at ha* made notice- t'. the L ongrc-gational churi h aud its friends Brooklyn, Koscoe Bragdou very Ft NERAL OF C. A. SFOFFOHD. ■ the Watson homestead. have a* Birbor t, orn * summer list, t* largei to ra;fe funds for church purposes, a* They abie on his building*. The funeral of Hon. Charles* A. tsj>off- improvements To Cure Every Form of ffiar- that all the other papers guests Miss Kmtna Mead, of New York ■HSfasInflammation- printed well as to afford healthy entertainment The panic to Martin’s ridge wa.po*t- j ord. of I>eer Isle, took place Wednesday, •n Han mint' and Miss Stella of INTERNAL as much as and amusement. Peacock, Brooklyn. and was attended. Rev. Mr. EXTERNAI j d on account of rainy weather. largely 10. w. Could n remedy have evicted for nenr’v The early morning wa* as quiet as on July i officiated ; his remaras were brief * The hay crop will be slim in this *ec- Chapin century except for the fact that it tv,*'sr* M V NKWS. ; any 'ther day, in consideration for twe but very He alluded to the extraordinary in-:.; lor many h. ,.;F CO! Lamotn*. it lias .ng wnl be eommenced next | appropriate. ,-t%.. * "■ 3 s---- other lad.e* who are very ill. With rare con- fact that of the ptir I Miss Marcia is a friend at we*k. though many younger King visiting | 1 Every Mother; sideration the young men and boys re- generation ami he himself.as a new comer It act* It Is Stockton. Wood worth to the promptly. always ready f r use Percy expect* buy 1 Ifu riN-li Point. frained from the usual noisy 'demonstra- in the place, had only known Mr. SpofT- Dropped o-i ->■!.: »r ^»iff• ring » hi! !• r"n Miss Emma King is at Bar Harbor for M<*«e* Abbott place on the George* pond I It will lively cure a*'. •i!m«-nt» L. L. ms and wife, of Bangor, tion. Between eight and ten o'clock a.m ord iu his weakness and failing health of jx» that I attended with inflammation; such n* the season. ! road. asthma* opened th ern- cottage July 1. the streets were gay with a fantastic pro- body and mind, still all the older resi- Miss Lottie Lear is at t wa« the in«ane colds, couch*. < < Mr. Ha id fam f are oc- cess.on. which caused a decided sensation. employed North- J 'in W*’Ttakt taken to dents of the town, of whom wt-re y Bangor, I many Mains, colic, cholcrs-rvor’-u*. all form's f east for the season. i Select- ^ in at 10.30. Harbor at \uguata by a in- thr« -*t earache 1 » cupying Mason ttage this season. The exercises the grove began a*y!um Wednesday present, had known him a- giant in *. ? j I c k mumps ti tienr Before that time a number had Mrs. Lionel and son. of Wal- man S Sea mm on. t cl levand a lewder in lines of a aa u of are at goodly Hodgkins many ««_ All who u«c it a-r amazed at w Ur. Wa .ft. Bangor, it> n !f-faj assembled there, where extensive tables tham, Mass., are their T. 1 wis will *. me o\« from tion. Asa he had txen and arc '. ; i; ,v CVc: Ibe Walton .ullage for tbe season. occupying cottage J. ship ! lawyer president power afv* booth here. 1 wer* spread. From the kitchen j hi* Martin Hidge farms to K ittcry via of Hancock county bar. a^ a he We have n*“■••• thi* f.*r a n,..«t At other tent* cake, ice- in the I ...... dispensed. educational meeting at Bar Harbor last The result of the base ball at might have had the highest place liaroor. game lit.iii* result*. Hiram « tiji, candies and lemonade were find- of the State, while as a Mason he Me. cream, week. Franklin on the Fourth came near to rep- gift J. A. Boardman and Mrs. Boardman. of ready treats had been took rank. 8er.-1 fnr our New Bx>k Tr*r.*r-umt fhr ing purchasers, The resent ng the lb to 1 plank in the Chicago high Bsneor. ar; ved at tbe Boardman cottage reading recently given in Grange and there was v erected for the audience, J. B. Redman, of I''!«worth, was 1 » ... hail by Mrs. Lulu of Hancock. plat form. pres- Crabtree, | L J. ’HN- %*<•■... it || ... Saturday. also a tasty, covered platform embowered ent. having driven here to attend the | I was much enjoyed. William W Bragdon has sold hi* farm Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ben«on. of Bangor, with evergreen and bunting and fur- funeral, as he and Mr. Spoff rd had been Mrs. Curtis has a a- at Betchland to Moses Abbott. Mr. Brag- came on Si nday and will occupy the nished with seats, a table, Emory position intimate As a citizen Mr. carpet-covered Mr. Ab- friends. Spoff- cook at Bar Harbor. Miss Ruth is with don n ves to Franklin village. Idaxfield ’tage. chair* and an organ. ord had always taken a prominent place. relatives at West Sullivan. bott is building a blacksmith shop on his Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Vose and family, of The company was called to order by the He was supervisor of schools for many COULD, new farm. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett and of Rox- who now t he Providen. E. I., came on Friday. They pastor, Kev. J. S. Richards, the exer- son, years, and many of the teachers of that keej)* store j, oc- are much to the Mass., are Mrs. Bear* prowling round, cupied hy t hr late J. W ( .»on;t>*. -« if ill occuj. y tbe Greely cottage thi9 season. cises opened with an organ solo and the bury. visiting Bartlett's time remember wit h grat itude his kind- of the women and children. i>repared t<> fill every want that of in a duet parents. Calvin and wife. consternation can President and Mrs. of Bowdoln singing “Rejoice Liberty ", by Capt. Coggins ness in helping them to overcome the r>o Hyde, Lorenzo saw one supplied by and chorus. was offered Rev. Mrs. DeBeck recently ana their sou arrived Prayer by Art hur Reynolds, a graduate of Harvard difficulties in their way. As a sj*twker roi.tge, Georgie, close to her house. ??he tried to Wilmot Lord, of Farmington, who Is a pass 5, ana are the Hamlin ’9?, and recently teacher in Minneapolis. few *urp*s*ed him. Choice July occupying ou but would not Confectionery. his vacation here at his old set the dog him, doggy a.- spending Minnesota, is his vacation here. He leaves a widow and two children. cottage usual. spending : home. go. Bert Whitaker is at East H. 1*. A. Spofford, of Peer Isle, and The Hancock Point go.f club contem- port, appren- JulyS. Ch'f'f.r. Fruit. Nuts and the like. Dea. George H. Tapley read the Declara- Mrs. V. K. Warren, of Htonington, and mating Home manges in its links ticed to his brother, Forrest Whitaker, plates tion of and after Independence, sing- l»#>rr |«le. ne who w»« the and this season, and will substitute turf for who ha-* the contract fora large school grandson pet pride ing Hgam by a mixed quartette—a pa- of his old An appropriate purchase rlav in t ht> nnttinr crre*-rw. building there. age. triotic listened a man w ho song—all to one of the her here. by feruoke* J. A. Bacon, of Bacon. Robinson A Co., Capt. Edward F. who com- | visiting pupils finest and most eloquent orations ever de- Hodgkins, if * with Mrs. Bacon. J. H. Bacon, mands a yacht owned by Boston parties. Walter Peirce and family arrived July 2 together livered to a Fourth of July audience. The K«*t Franklin. Arno and Carlo* Bacou. arrived and openi vjuuuay wild ms miner umi uroiner .»n a short visit to relatives here. open- speaker was the Rev. R. L. Olds, pastor ol Miss Mabel Donnell went lo Northeast - ed the Bacou 5. in this town. in an BOX of CIGARS cottage July the church in Bluehill. Hi* The Fourth passed unusually quiet Harbor 4. Baptist * Tuesday, July manner here. A had been talked of Mrs. E. B Bowen, of Newton theme was: ‘‘Younr America”— i. e. th* Miss Florence Young, of picnic Center, Waltham. M isses Carrie and Hattie B'ntadetl but was to a later date. goto Mass., arrived at the Bowen cottage Sun- American republic, still in her youtt Mm**., accompanied by two friends, is postponed Ellsworth to-day to attend the summer MEERSCHAUM PIPE. Mr. Bowen, who is on a business the nations her vacation with her sister, Mrs. who has some day. among great of the world- spending Mary Small, spent school. ! trip through the West, will come to Han- wnar she has accomplished for the world Mrs. Lionel Hodgkins. weeks in Hotkport, returned Thursday, Miss Lula Wentworth in at home for a cock on his return. what she promises for the future, anc During the term of school recently accompanied by her grandchildren, who brief visit from Ellsworth, where she is William Crabtree’s crew of painters hat* how she baa taught the world that na cloned in this district the following pupils went w ith her. TOBACCO and CIGARS. lion* employed. repainted the CampbeB cottage. The cannot, more than individuals were not absent: Flora Stratton, Grace The school entertainment June 30 was stand and thi On the Fourth Mrs. Frank B. Joy wa* tottage has been let for me summer to A selfishly wickedly asking Stratton, Roy Stratton. Gorham Stratton, very interesting and was pronounced a of the first driving down the Hardison hill with L. Freeze, of Bangor. Mr. Freeze and question murderer: “Am Earl Young. Alice Whitaker, George complete success by all. Mi-se* I-ancaster Bartlett Stover's horse; when near the family arrived July 2. my brother’s keeper?’’ Pendleton, Ruth Curtis, Lester Salisbury. and I>rew had evidently taken much pains HENRY GOULD. In his remark* the foot of the hill the horse made a John Nutter, master ol upon Spanish war anc France* Reed. The efforts of the teacher. to train the little ones in their several quirk Capt. formerly PKTK&* BLOCK. F! L“WOETH. ! the history of events in the Miss Annie Roberts, for the advancement turn to go into Mr. Stover's yard and yacht "White Wings at this place, was Philippines }vart-. and all did their best. Several class Mr. Olds pointed out the hand of Provi- of her are all. tipped over, throwing Mrs. Joy out. She in the harbor for a -hort time Wednesday pupils, appreciated by exercises in particular were very nicely dence as c to be seen in was bruised but no bone* were in learly ihe aucces July 10. 11. d ne. Both teachers left on badly MADE ME A the -chooner “Super t'. loaded will; _ i Saturday MAN s.vtr events occurring. His address helc broken. The carriage was badly smashed. t* : ... i iv::■■;yu v« r he paving stone from Bradbury's quarry The Harwich, Mass., Independent, in morning. A -J > Mftc- the audience for about an hour, was muct July 10. S. I Frank.in, for Boston. an extended o? the commencement The rain of Thursday broke the drought and was considered report applauded exception 1 > A much-ueecea convenience at the exercise* of the South Dennis high school, here, and now the farmers who had hay Spain** <«r .itest Need. ally good by ail who heard it. At it* steamboat wharf has been supplied by has this to say of the principal: “The out are thinking whetl the loss on hay Mr. H. P. Olivia, if Barcelona, c.ose. Mr. Richards, as chairman, on be- Sjain, Capt. Cne-ter iu his new boat staga just members of class of have had the ad- is overbalanced by the benefit to other apends his winter* at Aiken, S C. Weak ftJAxin 1 Tl.*;- 5SW half of the audience publicly thanked the mi eflisi* a J.r w‘ « f finished, na- been needed vantage of Prof. careful train- or not. The seems nerves had j speaker noble, patriotic words b*»f irt^i -t it this for This ing the three of their school t in that it is. Some art t;.: ..gh with d hi- h*-ad. < >n LL:ri< place many year-. stage That the audience during years u-i-'g Bitter.*, agreed to tnis wa« n*ca«n ■: J *»nu is tie La- have c Am* r.< a gr« at *: Ii;■ 1 a*.:! P. -n- V'TS. is large comfortable, '.apt. Chester course. It whj brought them to haying, others hardly minced, or >wn by the renewed and I via**-, J. prolonged ap- ttiy, ail j«*in >n lefi him Hr this r:»m w doubtless w;ii enjoy a large patronage. the high standard which each has at- while -till others had w h !• tit l*is down *ay* Biftii. ia pla use. grand medic ne l* * -..it n** |s *“ w ht n ram came. h:-c«'*.ityry ajax kL..iLi>« Co.. tained. Hodgkins is to be the f>>g and All A Tin riot know.- 'LT- A very bu**y place at tbi** -ea-on is the After the oration an excellent hot din- Principal that t ;re* liver and For *.f.: F ■■-« congratulated on the success of 7. Ego. kidney t. the ld -od. t< in Strawberry Valley fruit farm, E. W ner w «- served. highly July I \ the -• (•KoKi.k L k< 11 a k t tie etas*,.-' Prof. is a Lamoine up stomach, -ngthen* the nerve*, Wooster M- Wooster is J Hodgkins roprietor. p. in. there was a bicycle parade put* vim. v g<»r and m w life intoeverv fr >ni I.jOO to 1 jarts of ber- boy Wellington Hodgkin-. Mrs. Hodg- shipping w ;h first and second prize- for the best muscle, nerve and organ •>? the body If IDLaLit WO I TII Mr-, i. s.e Burr;*!, of Brewer, .» visiting rie- Indications t to a tota kins one of the patron esse* at the weak, tires! or ailing y m I daily. p* *. .:. :i.ed wheels. The first prize ws* ery h re. bottle a N jn r» ■»' * c.as- in the guarani** nt«. s id \ cr‘ p of f: i. 50 to t> quarts this * *rded to Mi— Inez reception evening. STEAM I.AINDKY Stevens. Her*;-- S. D. \\ km,iv. Drugg -t st -on. A v sit to what is Mi-s Gertrude Iiurrill > home from probably tne e' M ssRdith, was commended for the Or land. \M> I' I i’ll io> i>. H stniv* teaching •<* Br» vver. entirely y and tasteful of her Mrs. John is ill. arrangement Perry >in ire. f» « > »\\ \ 1 a ► -v r. u.-• a ; l*auj>rr tLi-^tate .1 of inter- a., as as There .ttle son at A. H. Grey’s 1 dress, well f having a very John Gross and wife. ? Camden, made v I j* \ A S est and sit or— are h I-. ■ •• pleas-... y received trimmed wheel. rjHugiiur at Cau.:*er'-. 1 .i K -i -rt... Tommy Gray w a- a briet vi-:t here la-t week. <* ««l- ear either Mr \Yoo-Ur r ..> foreman < by ended for his \\ H ».-r •:. f B-; ; at ■ palri-d.s.u n, gt -1, o> 1 -a* ■ •! 'T « » displayed The dan S t.f’.j -i i«»rv m. a v n.„ Mr. McFarland. Another fara at iper’s grove July 1 was jstiing '■■s wrapped in the American tlig. work f.c * > Burrill on n staf..*-. * < Hr’ wiii mized and much ol 'rail mat < i-'n Bros pair enjoyed. raising Blips -*30 10 3-30 there wa- a varied ■ N. P. 1. y and family and I., it. B'at k **’ 1 ’r■1 r. •* '“i <•»-., ?•*•* I O. iver P. who was Although thi- farm ha- >perat f apt. Dorr, stricken f irr, m-i ..sm patriot;- recitations ami m»d vv i!> f \ sited at W. \S Bangor, * but a ft a* :t > r«- eeon with a few weeks ago, has year-. y a Mg »xercise, and para.ysis nearly Ciia 114 i i\n patriotic B*a. a tne pH.-; >uu. lirliri ill six Ilnur*. celebrated not for it- bu: recovered. uhiy .'eauty. mg-, cm.-i.,g w it h the ol v singing I'i'lri --1: fc- Ki Im ! I'. k.loM • .* « school. 1M*-,, had a reunion at 11 « ^rr.it ur r. ()n!«*r Bros, have -team <-■ .- ut rtcvnily plan' using p e, several daugliter, her fattier'-. J. ts. Con- i. a* -ui.t ..r u- percent P till i>»ke 4. „• :n.. in re lor artifi- al irrgati tr< tB farm anc lips July tit. r. Ki t .• t be audlent*** w*-re called upon for re- don. t r a f»- v weeks. ,if,- i,i,-v ir I**“<•»ir»I s *.j 'T fen.t : sue.-*-- ts J L and w Ih ;■ v reli ;;- -1 w.*u-r a h,..-; report very goo use thii i-^s. H ern Perk .fehav* moved into *« Amoug Deacon A. t Mrs. 1» Yxlcs and M iss llfitlicdiai* Jf ..'j u iisou sara Vile-, v r» >f :* ! ur-- —y« '•; ■ hot weather. a their in use of J. i Turner. id 1 tin r. s ... i» W sawyer, visnor from r, of Ih w r. N. arrived purchased loulM. I»rug v% % I. F. » \\ «»».» Bang delighted H., Friday for trie b gist, V, s s IL- Mr. and Mrs. Golby.of Boston,are \ audience with his felicitous am: summer at their old home. v.siting TARRATINE G TEsTIs. them. nu .• rous words. 2—C. H. Burrill, r-. H. Grant Mr-. Walter R. Hutchings is recovering Dust. July I:, toe evening, in the was an A. G. < I.'odw in and fan ;!v, of Brockton, vestry, from h short but serious illness. Her Alex. Hagertby. Harry M u^n, Ell*' n- excellent entertainment of reading Mas- are v .-:t mg a* Wa!iH ;t B. Biack's. worth; Mrs. C. B. Googin*. Miss Jennn mint. Mr-. Clara Favor, of Brewer, is with a:.o.n, music aud other exercises Mrs. Goodwin and ch dreu will spend her. _ -‘.ration. L. O. Frye, Hancock; I. K > r-y Ldwiu Riven, one of our reguia the summer in town. Stetson. Stetson Mr- I P. Harrimau wife a Irving Bangor: -u:.. nier and e%joyed fish- visitors from Past Saginaw Scho. > have a!! New! closed. Mr*. L uise E. B. Bowen. N wton Outer Mass. to the beautiful Alamoosook M .... who ing trip very kindly and a- u to >--a. Something helpfully Le« hss gone Miss J -Mr. Mr*. J. B P' Ban and a llarhor, July -ter, -> and Friday, returned with tine string by John XapJey, were encored Firnham Old < *r■ ■ Lydia to hard and Miss r. r. A. B:. .. M 1 .-worth: Ml of black ba-s. ;»*. a- n- ai-o one piece by the mixed quar Lather Farnham to Bluehill to woik %i .Mr- ’. G. Ciark B-; c W. E. Ski! The rendered in Frank Bennett return- : from pieces reepouei Spring- uur ug k i. n u and ho?-: it*, v n. butter much field. Mas-., He s in vtdently enjoyed. Thursday. moving s. B. the M -- Cu t-r. George l'j Cutte July ue parts uoon the t-veninir nrr.imjn the h. use owned by Mr-. Try j. Lena Dorr, and ina. J, Bangor. •*•*--- and near her home. some half-dozen two-minute, «. Nortli l.nmuiHi-. July Mrs L. F. ."ter? ~. Mrs. Annie F speeches, called for at difTt-ren William Hob;:. >n ai d w ife. Miss J.. a John Hrngdon 1.h- returned home for "terns, Wi!!:ar .’-Witt Bangor Hyde — from men in the audience. I’poi Robinson, arid l.mery Hart, <>f Thomas- the Hummer. / Mrs. Georg-. 1'. Fi; Brunsw ick Hyde. called h:> *-u ct was '-cing j« g:vei Prank tr jc H—Mrs. H. W. Cushman. Mrs. J. A Capt. C#11;• -p riding & July "‘•■1 ««» expected tu -peak upon ; Jertm.ah Marik the la-1 v\t wife". titty of this p‘.:»v‘-j, if intere-t enough can an M i-« K iith K-cbard.-e:, i- Louise I! hard-on, Mr Mrs. J. G •* exercises closed with the o employed at singing be awakened among the young people. M -- Yose. Mis- M :•> the I Li in out l.i't Par H« bur. for the Yose, >-t, tr;ca by ail present. A social boui Large package of the World's best The heaviest thunder si.-rm of the rea- Elizabeth L. Yost ana in*; oviuence f summer. aj, whrn ice-cream and cake wen cleanser for a nickel. Still son visited this greater econ- U. I. serve place Thursday night M>- 1 ne people were then invited t< Maud Hagen has g t liar Har- In 4 the shower was no dam- omy pound package. Made -- Although terrific only >—Mr. and Mr-. ii •’Tarland a line bor to be by July display of fireworks in tin vit., jtd f r tUe set m at the THE N. K. age w as done, except to .arge FAIRBANK COMPANY, Nt a tan Center, Mas-.., r-. .1. o. Ham at the which to quantities St. Sauveur. corner, proved t»t St. Louis, New of grass which had httn cut that Chicago, York, Boston. Ptallm4clpbl« matt, M 'S Crosby, M— r L>. Crosby :fi.i pyrotechnic day. di-play generously July 8. Li. Samuel 11 thins n arid vvib of Past Sul- Kan.: Mr. and -ir- l led Frtd Jones. Topeka. Bragg pr by livan, visited in- si-ter, Mr.-. Ira Smith Penobscot. Hagen, Bangor: Mr-. J. L g, M of proceeds the day amounted tc the past week. Mrs. Mattie and Spaulding, New Yors. '• -t ?rrtisnnrr.t3. chars the debt on the sidtwa.fc fund. South Hancock. They report a good time. Crockei> Alfred had a erected Mitd Carrie Whittaker is the guest of S. Edward of Staples liberty poie Dunbar, Carupello, Mass., In jrreat varletv. Mis* Blanche Smith. near his residence on the ru »rn::ig of tne returned to his home on Saturday. Mrs. Fourth, ami a beaut fu: :Sag. :-"x; feet. Mrs. Abby Graves has been visiting her Dunbar and daughter Marion w ill spend Headache S Hung ‘of. ■ breeze. Tnt :* ;c g #t daughter, Mrs. Eugene Wooster. several weeks longer with relatives here. ^ Is often a warning that ?t liver is ■! SEND Qflg S?~ of Mr. who has a summer DOLLAR -< Carpenter, ! or ina»tiv.. M- nous wfm lalOO Hitavaf < Frank i= tori R a, ■... ~»J jn t»». TOF li> «. r U V » cottage here. Therese Crabtree and Helen A. Wooster Miller home from a business Hii.jrriruii.Ti>.;.,,> troubles may I H jr.. .. P4K4XTU July 7. 8. attended the teachers' convention in to Boston. His wife and e:’; i-nt cure li-adavav Mll^UlOi;!, E\»UJT A» kEl'Kl^MH,. E 01 L Bar trip daughter and all W imiuiaiUou.i, -■* liver take the GRANDEST EAHGAirt Yuli f. E*J Harbor. Marion accompanied hin. as fai1 as Rock- troubles, SPECIAL ‘*Vfir.d rhsr-.r ?UPl< » PPICES38.Q— —v a Mil- freight >s ■» ^-»t * ith ,*, ss land, stopping few days wdth Mr. M Mabel B. Allen and Miss Marcia C. •* 01 RttW* ,u DRINK GRAiN-0 ler's WE MAKE THIS TOP BUGGY isr chkauo, -—--— ■ fr*» b«t«-r -• after u ..are concluded that you ;uht i; >t to Young will attend the summer 6chool in parents. Hoed9& PUSs ika. uH tiuui 1 | > Latest 8t>ie For 1..1. S1I 4 1899. drink coffee. It la cot a niedicice at doctors Ellsworth. The Fourth in this While they rouse the restore B fromIthi f-1. t Vj W s*4- Orir, I ■-t Tr.n a passed very quietly liver, ■ailO. W q1. full, regular a-tiof th- Matwic*. IIU..IIHU4, or .... crier It. eeause it 1- healthful, invigorating W. M. took a small bowtls, »' (,r- le f-’T» Miss who is vicinity. Thompson B Sar««».’« }‘ae .w Tap. n an-i > u It is ti-a-ie :ron ure grain- Evelyn Jordan, spending they do not _ri; r pain, do not Httblwr Uawl ftril sfcj« spi »o B utd bark rcrtoint- Pamw.o lot- rich si.»: liruw :n <1 ta-te- the Reason picnic party Mills point in bis sloop irritate or infi ll. rderi t-;. .v,ua si.! at Hull’s is the of •! ■> __ .... j Cove, guest organs, 1 • coiscci JPK-wPat* r- ^ a- Children lik« it &t all druggi-ts r l n *il ^ r-v-:.,. .y ^ most of the inhabitants the > of r,rH. r*n tr^?v a; e it is a !<-•‘4:t/rtrrr£ Lin'su genuine containing W. L. Coggins and bride arrived Friday C. 1. Hood 6i Co., Lowell, Mass. nourishment Ask vour grocer for quietly at home. B I:i V V'^aDER **'*33.90 » will Tir^^0UUCACir8ELL Va* ro^S^ Crain-u, tne new loou drink Gc. evening. They spend tue summer July 8. Climax. ».».-.* Addr888t O.^K «EAR8. ROEBUCK & CO. line. CHICAGO, ILL. ax x aw»ri7»

Imvu been finished over ilnmor & Rich's 31A IN R flOTANISTS. The Fairies’ Tea. NEWS. store. abbrrtisrmntts. Five little fairies wont out to take tea (■„■ .V. “re 1‘ther n*y pa gen. 1 lie West Eden school holds Under the Sunday Visit of Botanical to shade of a juniper-tree. very enjoyable in tlie at .lossclyn Society picnic grove Each had a cup from an acorn-ball Clark’s cove. Aroostook County. cut. And a Mrs. Ada M. of plate from the rind of a hickory nut, Herr, 439 If. L w bile ! July 9. M. nrd Burn*, turning the I Written tor Tiik Amkkican by Bits* M. A. And the table was spread with a doth all of H Odd Fellow* of Charlotte St., Lancaster, Pa., suf- I Mock, wan oulhwfit IlnrUor. Clark, KlUworth. j lace, ami her carriage quite se- Which the Mrs. Ada Parker and of Dan* spiders had woven the banquet to fered terribly from female disor- ptic was takon into henry family, There is a society in Maine whose aim | | oared Mr. Dr. Herrick Vera port, are occupying their cottage. grace. kindly and attainments should be more generally ders. Her nerves became tm- N — were Charles has _ broken, Stanley been seriously ill Ob, such good as | Ig known, in order that more who are things they all had to cat! rn* is quite badly bruised. for some weeks, hut is at people she endured intense improving Slices of what a treat! I /\ I strung, pain, H present. interested In the same line of work miry strawberry—my, |«| Honey the vt etest the wild bee could the Mrs. C. F. and avail themselves of the hive. I I I f I slightest labor wearied her and I KNOW Ills BROTH KR. Dole,with family friends, opportunities a ^ And humming bird’-- for each one of the came last week. Rev. Mr. Dole is ex- which it this is the Botan- uuine surpr. never occurred offers; Josselyn live! XL V H household duties became a burden, pected soon. fl ii.cii In- u.-r ical of Maine. It is of experienced Society composed Then they p:,‘dged their host’s health In their A :• t .n Miss Nellie Carroll and Miss Katharine and I hpproached Maine jieople who arc interested in plant favorite drink, B Frequent fainting dizzy spells ii. the store here I wan wait- Fret-man left Friday to visit Miss Jessie life, mid of residents of other states who " bleb was — wdl, what was ■ would come mers and ex*, -tiding his hand lletllun, at baybrook, Conn. it? Can anyone upon her and she i botanize think? ■£ ordiaiiy. A critical inspec- William Mason has been engaged as to any extent in Maine. A four W the 6 would fall prostrate in a sw'>on. M faded in r*. vt al hi* identity, mate on the steamer “Sorrento” for the ! days’ meeting is held annually in different by, dewdrop that monies from the heart of psidvraMe inter lie season. In his absence his wife will visit the rose proved parts of the State, which is usually dc- I After several I r ■ on > had not her j trying physkmns seen tor parents at McKinley. Is the drink of the failles, one knows' I voted in part to held excursions and in very He had — without success years. changed The tourist season at Southwest Harbor I’risciila Leonard, in The Outinnk. % f\'t O fl Mrs. Herr b a B ot loo part to Indoor when § ^ pk y, pounds opens well, more guests being registert d meetings, opportiin- t lie of six- Dr. Williams’ Pink I age at t he hotels than usual at this early date. ! it v iq given to hear various specialists upon I I I 11 I VP I taking .I'.3 f 200 AMERICAN ^ pounds, aud ; are well tilled. PATRIOTISM. Cottages their own subjects. I for Pale She savs : I lie few days j People. M Us Clara I.. Hinckley, rcoeivtv gradu- ! This year the has society explored ; A Sermon Rev. .1. ated from the Rryant *V Stratton com- l»y M. Adams Which H The pills brought imme e i. ims ow ned the ! Aroostook county, the annual meeting ; mercial Boston, in mmanded thir- college, stenography Kings with the True Metal. after | and is a few having been held the last week in June at relief, arick taking six bo s H •c t in si/** f r«>tn t he I typewriting course, spending weeks at the hum of her J. H. lloulton, fr un which as a cx- On the Hun lav before the Fourth, Rev. uiployed in the uncle, place centre, I was cured. Dr. Williams’ P k 8 Mason. J. M. of n >t hern eursions were made tosurrouuding towns. Adam-, the Congregational J' mating 'ii' it. in the mean- Rev. John Boardman and of a sermon ___ _ Pills for Pale had done I j j family, This region being practically an unknown church, poached appropriate to ^ People t ti< .'H of t he Hallowell, arc at t he Dirigo. The people part ! land to the of the the Independ' Da* v. hieh rang wit h true i-taught ei n terms at the Congregational church | majority party, what all treatment I ty-sev Sunday American previous .-.4 h evening were glad to I:-ten to one of M r. charm of novelty was added to the other patriotism. The sermon was 1/1/1 TP7C Boardiii in’s .\ client sermons. A failed to do.”—From the Fxa.nu- er id five brothers Owing attractions: and for this reason the great- preached extemporaneously. Following IIWW III Eg t he m-u r ini f mr totheheavyrain.no services were held an * broth- or part of the time was devoted to Held is abstract: iving. 'ii. 1 rother, Albert, in t he morning. I j ner, Lancaster, Pa. s study and the indoor meetings were re- Asa people we are accustomed at this nia, havinj gone there in The new stars and stripes flung to the duced season to in a around ( < Horn in the on I to the smallest possible number. indulge reflections of ■«; breeze July by Postmaster Ralph Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale Popple I Dart It? on the nature. arc ® y iiig days called for an extended amount of powder lloulton itself is a very pretty town, with patriotic These prevailingly |i a All t' ■ contain, in condensed form, I eldest I r t.«• r rv d in t he to burn. I'he crash of lire for crackers many fine houses whose are beau- highly colored ami exclusively f. ments ne^ssarr to ne v life find rich- E 1 ; grounds compli- give »» tlie **< p-i itution” .»)ld hours ws* the demonstra- thirty-six only it to ourselves. ness to the blood and restore shat, ‘r<,d fl nd in t he *!• **In- I tifully kept, is surrounded by a region mentary Native Americans, >i>p-of-wnr tion of the nature of the day around nerves. They are an unfailing for I Hc “* rv. in tht! Mexican of great natural and and as a rule, possess an unreasoned faith in ^ specific Holmes’ corner, with the addition of tine beauty fertility, euch diseases ns locom>tor ataxia, pnrfnl G r* civ •i-i-.ii. i tie fireworks in several the institutions |\ ^ J i j places. Many at- I gives one th impression of being a very we have developed. They j a paralysis, St. Vitus’dance, seiati^a, !- 1 f. ii t v*.* « till about tended the fa r at Columbia Bass | hall, town. art as t > tlie and are ill 111 I I gia, rheumatism, n*rvcns headache ♦he I ■■ busy proud past sanguine B^> siiu w di t im* he has Harbor, and others the (rood ■ after-etiepts of the of the ■ Templar’s as to the future to I I I I II II grip, palpitation »d o;i The journey over the & Aroos- ttie point of vanity. ^ the oyster police in rally at Munset. Bangor JLjr JjL s&pSL JflJIL heart, pale and sallow complexion*, am* .ll fl Conn. took road is in our 10. Spray. a very interesting one. You Many passages history, indeed, forms of weakness either iu male or f« .....le. E :* w.-re \r : w and July Nancy see in turn little towns that are glaringly seem extremely fortunate. It was fortu- 'oksvi!! !•: we were horn K-»*t Suriv. Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale are never B new, then thick woods of large trees that nate that the earliest settlers upon our People Colin E., c at Stin- j sold the dozen or hundred, but in U -!tn:r prayer meeting Philip shores ranie in by always pack- i.. are veiierabb with age; now a of the fullness of time, son's Wednesday evening. I glimpse ages. At all druggists, or c.reel Irom the L V\■ i- U In our a <’ then a vista of actuated bythcfrosli of Bluehill, frightened r, lovely impulses imparted liarr.s Vedicha Company. SchenecUJ N. V.. 50 fl lavs we 'd have Barley Bowden and wife, hardly river and now a with a in Europe by the revival of and cents per box. 6 boxes $2.50 fl ■> visited his mother lake; clearing log learning be I Icv>- ?> year* of sopar- recently. a a the reformation of was 1 tie .1 of Katahdin not so It for- i"g we would not Harry Pond, of Dedham, is at D. W, house, religion. h ul i«c r. W inchester’s for a few days. very faraway am! •-till snow-crowned in 1 tunate that the Anglo-Saxon gained the ti. B. A. (it orge Thatcher, of Penobscot, is at j spite of the July beat; but perhaps the selves to the use of leaders the work for Mrs. M. D. Chatto. one view, that frioo frminnnr ren»*t it inn in dominion lure. We were fortunate in passively Designer of “Columbia”. >sj.‘ is at home from I whoso manifest aim is the subversion of 'r MUs J Fast- « the earnest (Pay ;n<> ilt j 1 > •-i upon one's memory, temper of the men who laid Mr. Herreshoff r- not Vb'd. r i-•% -tin Sunn- of Hampden, is in town. | brook for her summer vacation. is that of miies and miles of land the foundations of our and our popular liberty. forest republic; J. ... .n ■ says W. Iltndeiv 77. M!! hn- m '.<*! ins Crockett’s arc at | Let us tradition, Lyman family to! (’apt. Ralph family sine* is with hear not so much about our ■ with all the tr* bare and history sprinkled incidents }: a or. iii'ii «n ''in* 111 standing dead, which to life won- “glorious” as free men and Outlook) clings and dr e d with moss. that to tli" man of Christian privileges .'•! inim ii :s in r for a ( ha tin made a to leafless, gray Fire faith, justify Bang | Byron trip Mariavillc more our the w •• ttie about “glorious” duties eh derful tenacity, that Herr, i.off WOeks. and returned with Anna Stinson, who ha.- is responsible some of this waste, and conviction that God lias led us along citizens of a who n in that n. the republic. Many will designs is without. the of h s i'iie lading* so-iety gave an ice-cream Lm teaching tow disease for some. way. yachts j come on Rev. \ddhert Hudson and family ar- We Tuesday to celebrate the birth- 4 Sable Monday evening. One interesting and suggestive fact in shall be wise in exercising discrimi- eyes. It ho happens, however, at the rived Thursday to take possession of their day of their liberties, will the Miss . Chatto, of South Brooksville, ha- country betw n and are pool impressions of America, ti.• summer with .Mrs Howard Bangor Houlton, toting nd n for a f< w d aw ait The indifference on the part of the peo- "Nat” Herreshoff, ns he in ..'Ilecl by fXTY ing found man; maritime of especially lamented the signs of the Lord. species plants the arrival f his sister, Mrs. Hudson, oi ple is paralleled by an on otherwise known in the State as decadence of religion among us. To our indisposition yachtsmen from MMne ) !' :,p. is I he Mi- -- l.s'dian and Alta I^aughlin N. Y. only Buffalo, the part of cultured and citizens have arrived fn»u. to on t!.- ^.ashore. ex- pilgrim an -try the exercises of wealthy Lowell. Mass., gpeud All to learn that their esteemed growing The only religion tall, thin man, with a red ! and a regret to sacrifice their to the ser- t he ■ leisure hummer, has returned from -! this fact is that the sea has were supreme privileges. They faced ttie public neighbor. Simeon Lord, planation stoop. He has a thoughtful c< nance, B. I'a-! I’d 1 mf Iirs be* n vice in pursuit of motives of pure I.ym n. the.Maine general h-^pital with thcde- been here .u wi-.at is now the interior, and inhospitable conditions of a bleak and patriot- v-itingb iuiit. .Mi- Howard Lord, for ei-iim f the doctors that he could not hi ism. We greatly need a revival along and those who have conversed v ,: ii him that at s.mm time since the glacial period savage w iMerness that they might be un- the j)HHt week. Mr. Lord has lived from tc: lines of that he his helloed. day molested in the of God. The good citizenship, an awakening I say keeps thought* p.nisoif. for his summons, all it these plants grew along the ancient sea- worship Simeon Williams, of Clifton, who has i day ready yet hope such ns will men ! To use tiie expressive ot the 1 church ua- the of enable to realize*, along langi been visit i?:g v.;i L ..mud, returned may he tin* will of tiod to -p.ire him for *dinre, a tv t lough nearly extinct, col- point contact between with their I small what he does not k w about some time. The churtd: and aopreciation of their privilege's, boy, me Wo!" neighborhood, •’irirsuf th- m persist in old lake bottoms earth heaven. Their state was theo- and Sunday school need him much. the of must for yachts is left out. He is one o’, rhcsinart- Mr. and Mr-. F. I Mime entertained a and cratic. The father was a in his price vigilance they pay 10. C. swamps. priest f* w friem?-* one even:ri>* last week. A July | d their perpetuity. est yacht sailors in the country, and in Tiies was fortunate in hav- family, and the household was a school of time is Icty very pleasant reported. South ItrookitvtlU*. As a nation we are in danger from an some of the trial races of the defender” ing at this meeting several gentlemen, religious instruction. We have appar- Frank CDrrv and f were he whs at the disastrous results wife, Holden, Schooner “Mildred Capt. A. L lost old overgrowth of power; power dispropor- helm, with of May”, who not members of the ently the New England reverence guests Mrs. Clarry’s brother, F. E. is for Portland. though society, to the craft. Condon, loading gravel for God. is tionate to a sense of responsibility and opposing Mace, several days re< eutly. added much to the interest of the pro- Thyre no general tendency to I Schooner “Commerce”. Elmei wisdom and About the time when were Capt. the functions control. Awkwardness is yachtsmen A party of ladies and gentlemen from j Orcutt, sailed July B, with gravel for gramme. Among these was Prof. John put worship among highest i*.ar Hurt one result when great force is wondering who would succeed Mr. Bur- t the Fourth at Alligator Portland. Macoun, of Ottawa, the head botanist of that belong to man. It waits upon con- bunglingly | lake. a due time. In A gess as a of fast lie They report the) ! venience. It has managed. youth is proverbially awk- designer sloops, forty- James S. Condon has contracted tc the Canadian government, a man who has lost its sacramental party wer» 1. no ne and Frederick Hale, of ward those foot Mr. build a stone wlmrf near Punch Bowl foi during years when rapidity of sloop “Uloriaua”, designed oy Ella wort b. explored British North America from the character. The religious motive has be- the new ice company, which will operate growth has exceeded the art of self- Herreshoff, came out, and out a wide July 8. Flossie. Atlantic to the Pacific, and whose report ! come whimsical. Our Protestant churches at Walker’s pond. command. s>\ath in the yachting annals ut her tirst >unds. repre- to defend the the the Holmes on hill. riper tact and diplomacy might have champion cup against cottage Bridgham ever been beaten in Hancock county? sented Hermann von Ph. lb, hastily the vas^physical resources of this by Schrenk, tirst turned to Mrs. Eliza tc.xns and Miss debate to the hour of conflict it was the designer of the "f ob- but their influence has Power disproportionod to discipline is Norman of Cast me. gave a very intelligent facility; leavening if would have them l^aMarsh, in nerve-, also, you strong. 1’he schooner “Hattie for the servers t\> aid determining the range been too manifest in a lowered apt also to show itself in the spirit of Loring ', Capt. brief address suitable occasion ! I frequently BU>od made and rich Hood's Sarsa- been and extent <>f these foes pure by Bice, has in port since Friday. She which was by the au- tone of social and moral in daring. A bully is one whose strength highly appreciated Nearlv everv one has some time seen life, especially pari 11a is the only true nerve food, lie sure to -ailed this morning for Steuben. Mrs. dience. The of all | proceedsp-It-ar expense) 1, u exceeds his conscience and who acts com- t|u, Win vp! Inu'iuh I the great centres. We have been sub#- I get Hood’s. It never Kice lias been a trip to Portland with her were about #50. disappoints. mould under the hark of a for the sake of husband. v white decay- jeeted to the demoralizing and unset- batively merely exhibiting July i. j Hood’s Pills cure constipation. Price 25c. ing tree, hut few of us have known that his national we | 10. SUB. iinift tutua vji DUiiuug, uuuit prowess. Our strength July I learned men are divided in opinion as to guguiil- Emit Lninotne. became conscious or a whether it should be classed as animal or lion. All in all, considering the coil* generation ago, t'OUlf MVlIlf. Mrs. Mule And children are at the Gaul | | that it is a mass of almost pure ditions we have had to face, we should be ami have increasingly shown a restless fSUiicnI. a house for t tie summer. | vegetable; j The church has bail thorough clean- and in moisture will travel protoplasm that it is no worse with us than desire to match ourselves with some oppo- ing by the ladies of thl* will he [ grateful place. The Berry cottage occupied by many yards and finally pile up and fruit will arriv it is. nent worthy of our steel. During the Ur. K. P. (irindle. \v ifc and daughter, of family from Colorado. They like a plant, having fed on the nitroge- j we have awaken with almost Bluehill, were in town Friday. early in July. j nous matter of the tree whose life is de- In passing judgment we should also past year an we think of the childish to the realization that The proprietor of the >mes house un- George Whiting and family, who I stroyed. Neither do gray remember that a genuine religious spirit delight A Citizen of Ellsworth the furled a new on the Fourth. the Saunders cottage, enter moss as a dangerous enemy to strong we are one of the and Supplies Hag occupy ing * often assumes allolropic forms. Elec- great world-powers, tallied a of fourteen Saturday night growing trees, hut it winds itself about The Misses A. A. Angel and Wright, of party be converted into the are able to go anywhere and to do any- Information. the branches of an evergreen and strangles tricity may light, N. are at the Somes Mrs. Nellie French and Miaa AI ic*< Over half »? mankind Tryon, C., stopping the tree of a blow result in and thing we please. We area young giant I the complaints house. i Abbott came the Fourth to spend tin euergy may heat, We are of Har- with the mother at the Abbot indebted to Mr. Field, heat be into the that arriving physical and as originate kidneys, C. A. wife and of summer with their may changed energy tjt maturity, ; French, daughter, vard university, for a talk upon The Re- A touch of bachiche at first. : cottage. strikes a blow. reverence anxious as some mediaeval knight to win slight Somerville, Mass., are at the Atherton lation Between Plants and Insects". He Religious j E. of Mass., ha our An exclusive sense of force is I and >p the loin° house. F. Bates, Braintree, told us that the attacks of inserts upon should normally ever be transforming spurs. Twinges shooting pains t tie and store of M rs Miss Emma Richardson left this morn- purchased cottage plants, if the inserts are not unduly nu- itself into the manifested in dangerously uppermost in the public follow. They must be checked, they lead Rosalie Means at the Beach. The heart-power for Ellsworth to attend the summer family merous, are and are really need- to ing beneficial, the love of man for man. There has never mind. Since our policy is shaped too graver complications is expected tiere soon, told us too of school. ful to prune the plants. He The sufferer seeks relief. been a more genuine between much to accord with the applause of the Mrs. and of Frank S. Corlew, son of ttio proprieto the seventeen-year cicada, which spends sympathy Leavitt family, Somerville, as a Plasters are and liniments for the of the hotel, arrived at the Boint July sixteen years under in the man and man among us than at people, we ought people quickly to tried, Mass., arrived Thursday and are occupy- J ground chrysa- present; with his ht in wtiicl lis state and them for one brief season re- discern that the victories of are far back. ing their fifty-foot sloop yac Hud here we may tind some re- peace cottage. ! out and fish the perhaps he will take parties sailing joices in the sun and feeds upon honorable So call -d cures wt h do not The Fourth off The sultant of the that has aeemed tc more than the victories of war, Kidney passed very quietly. ing during l he summer. The yacht is plants. piety “Some-ville bund” bad a street at and that we have numberless ms *>f cure. parade tine one, u it h s cabin of suflieient size t< One all excursion was made to Fort disappear from our midst. But our prohU about small tired day I 12 o’clock, and the boys at the table. a of miles from a nature fur the The ! looked for result s ■••ms u.nat- Beat fifteen Fairfield, distance sixty huinaniiarianism netds to he lignted up peaceful loudly calling mg a few celebrate. 1 crackers. It was too hot to 10. H. Houlton, and several hours were | July spent with vivid of God expenditure of all the superlative energies tamable. bank of the Aroos- again recognitions July Id. H. there in exploring the If do relief? the exercises of we have It is righteousness you suffer, you want Sound. j took river. On the way we had a tim* near gained through divine developed. that exalteth a nation. Follow the h this Fils- Pretty Mnr»li. Mrs. Robert Higgins and children hav view of Mars Hill, which geologists tell us, Worship. truly plan adopted from the Laurentian rook of which it is Yet in the wort h citizen. Harvey Freeman whs at home a few returned from Center. We are told by critics that we live in characteristic American was the first bit of land in the last week. He is on the composed, cannot Mr. F. A. Lermond, of Thir l St m- days employed Mrs Charlotte Richardson is working the midst of political corruption so bad fashion, 1 hut expect the ends of steamer State of Maine to emerge above the waters. *‘Mt. lieserl". for B. T. Richardson. divine wisdom and to he at the -hoe says: ‘*1 when were divided that the land as to be ail but irredeemable. No true righteousness ployed upper factory, The } they dry The Fourth whs very quiet here. Charles Bordeaux has had a number o ! had lame back 1 r twelve ir accom- might apjM'ar. American should be willing to take the realized thrnugh us, ultimately. Under y- young people nad a picnic diniitr in the small catches of mackerel in his weir. the This region is interesting as being (rod’s care we have weathered sea-* with other of followed a social dance in the role of an apologilt respecting faults sc rough panied -ynipton. kidney grove, by Mrs. Rodney Sargent has rented anc I meeting of two distinct tioras place and are not now about to desert our trouble which were very ann« ving. I was evening. moved her to Walter store Arctic find here their glaring as these. It is a sad truth that j goods Sargent’s Many species 1 E. W. and wife of Charles- With more success than with a steam thresher out in Cal- Freeman Mrs. A. B. Nickerson and Mrs. E. M southern limit, and many southern plants political leaders are able to constitute pilot. failure, working Maas are at the View house. reach northern limit. In this we c.re an anti when her t. lever her town, Bay are at Northeast Harbor here their themselves into autocrats, and rule in educating heterogeneous people iforriia, lifting are Higgins working Mrs. Freeman is quite ill. so that they river valley vegetation is very luxuriant : 1 and until T William Beckham, <»f Northeast Harbor defiance of interest and the will of to tlie difficult task of self-government. up strained ni.v back, got unable to ttnir cottage at present. the flowers of common are so much public j occupy work on Lewi plants Doan's Pills at | i- doing the carpenter we our best The wide appeal to the civic conscience I Kidney W'g-in’s drug July 10. S. larger and deeper colored than those citizens. Whole states fall under 1 )orr’a house. seem will hear fruit. I after lots of other medicines B. are accustom'd to sec, that they the corrupt and corrupting control ol store, using July 10. that are IV»»1 Kile n. almost strangers to us, and those is to awaken a ! and I never struck anything that these. Great cities are at their mercy. Religion preparing plasters. really strangers arc very numerous. .Just Capt. Howard of schooner Sedgwick. insight and to collect us hack ! did me on-- parti. 1 of good. Thu miser- Mayo, to give some little idea of the richness of Public treasuries and ollices furnish them deeper has gone to Stonington to The town has on its summer clothes, anr anle aero-- the loins v dreadful. “Westerloo”, this I will say that 1 add' d to my the means of their from the dissipations of materialism. aching load stone for Boston. its best. a number o region perpetuating power. is looking Quite > j own list thirty seven new plants as the Our late \viH cause us to sus- ; i could not stoop or ben 1 ••:; [[ visitors are here, And the people who applaud most bois- experiences Master Harold of Boston, is | out-of-town result of four Higgins, days’ collecting. effusions of which too often anything on the floor while at »u turner witti his i who has beei terously the effusions of Eourt pect spirit dropped spending the grand- Howard Cole, of Bangor, The swamps are filled with rare plants. h-of-July and w ife. left fni have ns of ism. work 1 dreaded to it up account parents, Capt. N. W. Higgins | at his father’s, A. Fuller Cole, Orchids of many kinds are abundant; speakers as they descant upon the glori- passed expressions patriot pick his b :ue on by the attractive of these I and with some f th if I reached f ;• it. I Mrs. Alice Craves, of Northeast Harbor, Saturday, accompanied aifiong most being ous privileges of freemen, will lend them- j sincerely desire, hope twinge- < I wife and child. the and accompan >t by tn-r little sonChandltr Oalopogon, Arethusa, yellow confidence, that we after our weeded the strawberry my gar- could J may yet, | patch and infant daughter, has been ! Th> ru-w addition to Fit/ Smith’' I-adv’s though nothing visiting Henry SIipj»er, ! come back t > our den n rnv knee- becau.-c 1 c !:.’t te her and add: in the tall SIioa v youthful vagrancy, p. C. W. Kiuredge and wife. hou- is nearing j quiteequal beauty Lady's 1 parents, completion Doan s i v ha< k the looks of his home l:,::n "*tabi!*» wh’eh DOFS COFFEE AGREE WITH historic task of administering govern After taking Kidney Chester K:th and wife have gone to greatly l" pleasant j Slipper 1‘yprij >’j YOU? : aC" well for the architect am we gathered the armful and literally If uut, drink Uraln-O—made from tnent without in was in good shape and the •: h -yr housekeeping in :: apartments which Ft speaks by pure grains humbly, ostentation, of B:> oksville. hundreds of them. At one \ w rite > "The lh-t I ole u J I ’.did. r, lVarl Gott, brought away lb Ora in the interest of our common that tones of weakness d;s ; (d.’’ I did nut like it | people; kidney G. place the railroad runs through a swamp hut after u-nm It fur one week 10. j •' A Man July not id o> > the world have set us Doan’s Pills for .sale a!! deal- Boston Busin!-" | __ tilled with these exquisite bowers, anil the ug would induce me ^ bark t coffee may before it in Kidney It nourishes and feeds tl». -v -tern. The recommend**, ( onifort Powder. conductor (he must have been a botanist chll i the lesson of what ers; price 50 cents a box. .V d on re- Highly i For for'V jean I»r. Fowler’s Extract of WE' | dren can drink it with heneilt. li quickening object may in train freely great ■ He me it for disguise) the long enough be accomplished in the way of f Foster-Mill re ! tf- says:—“My wife makes buy has been summer stopped i- the strengthening suhtanee uf pure popular ipt price by <’o., Strawberry curing complaint for our to all could grains \ttal laws j party gather they oi a package from irrucer, follow through unpretentious that are N. for tic f baby by the half-ih n boxes; she says bloody flux, pain in tin with to-day your falo, V., sole agents ily-entcry. diarrhoa, ; carry. .Surely the great anticipations the directions in it ! yuti will have conceived and executed in the fear of j making 4 he Dor. ami .ke there is lit:** it (Jives aching sMsua.-h, and it has never yet failed to do ever} which we Aroostook county delirious and healthful table lor oh God and the love of tho nearest man in Hr-member name. nothing 1 approached beverage — ai l.V. feet great relief. Cures all skin irritation. tiling dined lor It 4drt. were more than realized. J "UHg. and -’.V need. no othr*r.

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1 ~~~ SUbtrusrramts. COUNTY NEWS. ajDrrttermriU*. Pt» •dJitioiMf Oomnty .Vnr* fri Blawhltl. ilAINE’5 GREATEST STORE. Thaddeus F’arfce spent a few dav* last | * week at John M. Snow «. OUT MiM Ktu A, Stover, «ho went to CLOSING Kansas ,n tue ha# to Cal- " Spring, gone j ifornia to attend the 1 National teacher-' £ convention »t Los Angeles. She will v-:t in 0 We have about too suits which X friends Santa Barbara before her re- turn to Kan=a«. v /l..— we offer at not much over half A large audience listened with interest and Clearance to the con- Midsummer Children's Grand enjoyment Day are all this season's cert :u tuc Sale. price. They £ Baptist church, July 2. On ae- — I Mt 8 We are also For 10 da tv, Wfdnrwlay, .Inly 12, we shall hold the greatest discount clearance sab or , , goods. offering cert to be given by the Congregational beginning botM Sunday « not one and take in both? We shall to each customer, or will At A. Mark- Mr* Flva Hinckley, ot thi* *ale. Why make trip present ... of Waltham. Clifton Mark#, of Flast Bos- •• 1 illustrated book entitled Our Naval Battles and Heroes” * and S. mest, fukf. a copy of a beautifully b«l«jg Suits will be sold at some price during ton. Everett Mark#, of Columbia. At A Morse #. Irvin of | gj' George Morse, ! history of the American Navy. X the next two weeks. SI Boston. At Y B. Hrw*. Mis* Alice A. Holt, of Fkxston. At K. P. stover #, Mr*. Augusta Myrick, of Cambridge. At I Parker Pci:.* Wolf Fries and family, at THE TERMS OF THIS SALE. ;and their cottage. Dr. Riggs and family, of X There are some to be M. Pau1. w bo Sevenoaks last bargains g purchased 1. All marked down good* arc for STRICTLY C VSI1. year and are occupying it for the first secured in most every department t ::r.e t hi* *e«son. until after the »alc. ! Dress The cottage* are all at the Point 2. No good* exchanged this month. Your chances open £ during £ except Prof. Hill'#. Owing to Mr*. Hal » Hines* the was :5. <;,mmI» xvill »H- delivered a* a* trades family obliged to delay promptly po**ihle. X for secunnS good during X coming. Mr*. Hill i# now much im- *“'*'** proved in hea th and they hope to reach 4. No on marked down •;• this month were never better. trading *tamp* giyi-n good*. any tbeir summer home the present week. S 9 There are quite a number of guest* at the X---- X Bluebill Inn, and the proa peels are that a large number of summer visitors will be \YK C LOS IS SATI RDAYS \T 1 O'CLOCK. X The reductions we make on the tailor-made Suits are g iu town this season. V Q ...... § as follows : g July 10. M. * Stnnlnci»n. All $10.00 Suits marked down to .".(H) We can enumerate only a few sample bargains, but as all marked down goods will be marked w g g Frank Gros# was borne and ’• S.."H) Wednesday g 12.50 g Thursday. vou should 10.00 g 15.00 J. K. Richardson wa# in Bar Harbor “LOOK FOR THE RED TICKETS.” 30.00) cat urday. .. . 1 .".OO 9. I § •• Revenue cutter was 25.1X1 ; Woodbury' in the g g harbor Sunday. Screens— BookcamJM— H As we have one hundred of them w*ant to X only you I*aiab Pickering is quartermaster on BASEMENT. Oak frame, atlkaiene tilled, No. HV* oak, gls-. r B* 1 steamer “Mt. Desert quartered to secure one of them. call soon X size, sale r.. 67 3 w * g Perforated Chair Peats, any j e, §1 ft. ide, large drawer-, ft n. Ife Mr. and Mr*. Hulen are stopping at tack* thrown in, 10 cent* ««- Mrs. Well’s for a few week#. any color, f« ■ Mr. Broaduax. stone dealer from New Ply Screens, excellent quality. 23x31, Bicycle*— 5 old-fashioned oak «ecrc’s- -•.« Hf York, was in town Saturday. : were 40c, now ... 20c We have $ left which wc are going bookcwea* HI » n. Lorenzo Grows, one of the “Columbia Cnion Oil Stoves, 1 burner, 50c to close out at less than coat. Curly birch combination ^B > GALLERT. cr«w, in the hospital with rheumatism. one* ones f30 §20; §20 f!0. etc., etc. and writing was Don't fail to look over the China Bar- leak, fs n-fv B Charles L. Webb and H. M. Thayer have “Look for the rid ticket.- all over this Mahogany parlor cab:- •. „• [R. purchased “Imperials” of Fred E. Webb. gain Tabl* while in the ba-ement. floor. shelve*. was f63 n -v £4?$ H The Harry La Marr company played be- Broken set.*, odd pieces, etc., f r almost f -re a arge audience at the opera heu-e nothing. ■ 3. July 4 Toilet Pet* 6 Tii ERE’S Rev. Mr. Haskell. who pieces, SECOND FLOOR. F ; ' formerly “j yr^mt iu juiauum cuurcn. nere Special. Combination sideboards and Mirrors at reduction**. on a visit. great ECONOMY refrigerators at about Half PRICE. Just FOURTH FLOOR. 16th C. French bevel l^xi wa- f:* » I j Thomas Barbour has moved his family summer the for cottages. •;£_ thing .... < in the of a v ell- In the tenement formerly occupied by i-. now fio L'A BIN FT HRI>* B '■_ purchase f A. Moseley Folding Bathtub*. 3 a S;t- Torrey. 6 mantel mirrors at ju*t half pr e. N !*»*, 1 bx 10. Fr. f vil BB c< ran f l’bicnix, ma le Mr. and Mr*. D. J. have moved tk shopworn ones at ;ust x price. with 4 king Noyes gold frame-*. 2^x44, were §..' mirror, was f77. fi: y BB into ttie house owned K.. W wall t— formerly by 2 auxiliary heaters to fasten on now 1 It will last 1 ng use Knowlton. §35 Odd oak bed, 36x51, Fr. t- v*l 1;§ j in any bathroom. Will heat water Tables. w I best re- Messrs Eaton and Pedler, of California, least fuel—give j for bath in 8 minute*. risking fritnda be'■ t No. 53. mabog. library,was §50, -ale pr. §33 No. 117, bird’s-eye maplt Fr. *.v, B9 some time, left for home. Were |22; now fT.50 Saturday ©, imitation mabog 9 50, mirror, 28x54* waa |117 B. Refrigerators and Ice Crf.am The excursion to liar Harbor on steamer •* is suIt.s- ! j No. 1V», San Domingo rra* ,- I ever saw a Lett- r 991, onyx, 50, No one “Gov. Bodwell”. advertised to go on Sun- ■ Freezer* at cut i j prices *• 550, oak or im 3 2 wax v day last, was postponed on account of the mabog, 50, B < mad'- than our 2 4*barner Gas Ranges at just V. range storm. j price Space forbids further enumeration. SIDEBOARDS*— Ij Preaching was resumed ^n the Congre- 1 3-burner “Electric” Oil Stove. A lot of 5 o'clock teas, some at half price. No. 3f* t. solid mahogany. I f gational church on The Sunday. interior was f 12.50; now fT 50 office chair** at half has been price. TKT.-Pr.aTAT. rr.ARTQV. beautifully painted by Mr B | 1 2-burner 1 No. 2,637 sliding No. oak. j CLARION ; Emery, of Rockland.* 4-hole, “Puritan”, typewriter dent, 771, quartered I- was now 00 curtain and all VS ri- •> H Thousands of users sing its praises. There was a social dance on the after- *?v00; f4 top Improvements, ^ noon and of the at was now 50 > evening Fourth the §25, §12 4 If y<»ur dealer docs not have the CLARION be *ure to a*k as about it. 1 2-burner “Electric”, Ix»ta of others at similar redu lions. » opera house. Steamer “Merryconeag Roll top desks at great reduction; brought an excursion from Rockland, and was fy.00; now fb 50 Diking Tabled— \ WOOD & BISHOP CO., Bangor, Me. No. 401, was now 4 ft ; steamer “Gov. one §33, §25, long. jjt Bod well'’ from Viual- “Look for the red tickets'’ on others. No. 413, 10 ft., automat haven. 2 with pigeon hole* enough for a Ip lraw-. H July 10. Eugene. 12 “Tug*’ Furnaces -each will heat country post-office were §85, *aie No. 116, 8 ft., was :: a |15 B £+o*o*c*o*o*c*o*:*':*‘:*c*o;r two fair-sized rooms. Complete price §62 f_- EDWIN M. MOORE, T Verona. with casing, ready to set up. only f“J0 No. Ill hall rack, 2 hand **lx>ok for the red tickets on iners. & dealer in all kinds of A Mrs. Tourteilott, of Colorado, is visit- mirrors, her Edward Farmer. K carload of No. 8 “ITuze Canopy’’ carved oak, 5 ft 7 ft Twin a Cuwr*- Fresh, salt, Smoked and Dry A HEALTH ing brother, quartered long, $ Hiram H. !>anfortb left to with nickel rail. Lower high, was sale No. oak. swell ends, O Wednesday Ranges, §66, price f*>j 3071, B the new schooner “T. M. Nicholson” join than we can buy them now. Just One hall tree w ith clock, for hotel or ror, 46 In. long, 7 ft. high. M of the Nicholson fishing tieet. now at BUILDER look at the 16 85 lawyer’s office, §23, now 50 was*- ..**35 ■ Gloucester fitting for a trip to the Grand price, f §12 Banks. “Look for the red tickets” all through Carpets, etc.— Others with red tags. :Jj| fN’ a constructing building Misa Alice Webster went to Bar Harbor the basement. One large forelgu rug that would sell Dinino Chaixs- % to attend the teachers’ must at the Thursday conven- at auction for No. 4- you — §133, 107, 1 set of 6, oak, box »eat* begin tion. She will go from Bar Harbor to §bo *} A line of -v foundation. It is so with the -Ellsworth to attend the teachers' sum- large Foreign Rugs at great carved back, was|40. n fJ2 50 I mer school two weeks. * L. F.’’ Atwood’s Bitters. FIRST FLOOR. sets, .-*o. Hu y.> Roecoe W'ardwell went to Wed- 4- wide Linoleums sell at .75 Bangor yd and fl .'hiffoniereh at cut to on the I price#. They make stomach and di- nesday. go schooner “Maud Pictures and Lamps at cut price* now 50 c a yd. Snare” for another to New York. *) Chamber Sets. Juki a leader r two. trip 5- frame and thus furnish He has been with Onyx Cabinets— Body Bruseells, many can be gestion right, Capt. Lowell in the No. 1627, curly birch set, (!rr**#er “Snare” since November. No. 1775, was (12; now |8.50 sold only with border, were fl aud good material with which to 5 ft. 3 id. long, glass 48x30, Zebby Heath and wife had a narrow No. 1870 with 2 bev. fr. mirrors and fl 25, now .75 and fl a yd. w a* sale build. You will from serious while floO; | r:ce. have a good escape injury riding 4 onyx shelves, waa (39; now (1? 50 A few pieces of Best Worsted Wilton, A team with three men No. 1662, solid Sunday. young can’t be and mahogany. in which to dwell collided with Mr. Heath’s Writing Desks— duplicated no border, strong body team, badly was flirt now f&) both and were f2 aud f2 25, close out at 1 25 a 1 if use L. F.” wrecking carriages throwing No. 402, bird’s-eye maple, old French f yd. you out the Mr. and Mrs. Heath Axminsters and l>mk, walnut, mouotaiu ash, maple,etc., occupants. design, was (20; sale price, (10 Moquettes those with were badly shaken up and bruised, but it cut price*. 35c ■ bottle. Avoid Imitations. No. borders must be sold with them, j 9 School Street, fortunately no bones were brokeu. 286, quartered oak, were Iron Beds— was sale 50 fl 25. fl 35, f 1 50, close at 75, 55 j is to inform the July 10. Lowell. (13; price, (8 pleased people of ?5 and a A lot of 3 ft. and bras# solid mahogany, old French, fl yd. 3 ft. 6, heavy this city and vicinity that he has 2 West Goulduboro. *e. was (28 50; sale price, (20 Smyrna Rugs were 75 and fl, now 59c trimming* at just W price to put into his Bhop an engine and O B. F. Leighton and wife are a 44 The spending No. was sale 30x36 were f2, fl 39 chance of a lifetime. few weeks in Steuben. 288, oak, (23; price, (15 woodworking machines, and is 2 44 44 44 No. a 36x72 4, 2 50 Similar line of Arthur and 409, mahogany, beauty, reductions on a great to dd o Young wife, of Boston, are 4* prepared Axrninsters 3x6 7 50 and in town for a few weeks. was (20; sale price, (10 ffe, now 3 96 ron and brass, and all brass bed- :u all PLANING Wilton worth 44 TURNING, Willard Pope and wife, of Detroit, Mahogany front, inlaid music cab- Rugs |50, 35 izes. y g Axrninsters 44 44 and JIG-SAWING Mich., are at George Gouidsboro’s. inet, waa (31; now (20 f35 and f40, g Eric Soderboltz and wife and f22 50. returned to Toilet Tables— f20 of all kinds at short notice. 7 their home in Everett, Mass., on Monday. 9 and 10 wiu Tapestry Carpets 59 c yd. No. 154, curly birch, was (25; now (15 FIFTH FLOOR. yG00OOOGO0O0OCent tbe Fourth :he guests of Mrs. Dunbar Tburs- 1 No. Irish were sale 1 tw in go-cart, was 50; now f8 75 Emily with his family, leaving Lis vessel in Bos- pr. 2523, Point, f3 75; price, f2 19 f17 July 10. 9. M. 9. lay. No. ton discharging. were (4; sale price, (2 Cheval and Pier Glasses at cut 7y, Lnglisb go-cart, Mrs. Annie end children re- price*. Jocylen July 10. Thelma. 2 No. 584, Arabian, waa fl2. now An Epidemic of Dittrrhuu*. turned to their home in Bucksport Fri- prs. 100 No. 150-c leather seat Oak Rock- were sale Mr. A. lay. — (25; price, (15 Sanders, writing from Cocoanut First populist They say there’s a man ers, sale price, fl 95 iIattresbes, etc. 1 No. 489, Brusaells, Fla., there an Wednesday evening there wa« a fioe goin’ roun’ that kin cure of any dis- pr. Full size, wool fl & Grove, says has been quite you 100 Couches, in velour or top, sale price, display of fireworks by the people of tnt i ease by boldin’ yer hand. Second w ere sale corduroy. of diarrhoea there. He had a se- just (12; price, (6 35-lb., 2 part, curled horse hair, epidemic at the — place, cabin of George Bell. oopuLet I don't believe no such non- 40 No. Muslin, worth f20; fl2 vere attack and was cured four doses • prs. 4055, sale f9 *5 by Mies Alice w ho attends sense. It’s h scheme of them Wall price, Leach, a school je»’ were sale A large line of new Willow Goods at of Chamberlain’s *'reet fellers 10 (1; price, 50c Sanford *5 Colic, Cholera and Piar- for the blinder Jamaica Plain, is spend- get people's minds off the mohair filled cot mattress, f- her monev Dozens of other like bargains. % price. rhc'i P^medy. He says he also recom- ng vacation with her uncle, Fred question. Spriug beds, fl 50 up Leach. 37 No. 14. Piazza mended it to others and it is the Portieres— splint Rockers, at 87c the they say Mr. and “Look for the red tickets” all over Gilbert wife, of Hartford, 44 best medicine ever used. sale Sfcbrttisrmrnts. Odd ones and broken lota at half •« 48 No. 14, reed at 95c s they For by -onn., are occupying Mrs. George Bell’s pri | tore. Geo. A. Parches, Druggist. lew cabin. They intend remaining brough July. not recommended for evefylhiu8i but lf yoa sliJ&rrttsnnnUs. Herbert Leach, of Brockton, was visit- KE.MEMDE2:, WE CLOSE SATIUDAVS AT 1 O'CLOCK. ng friends here »ast week. While here KUU I have kidney, liver or blad- le caught a five-pound salmon. He left der trouble it will be found just the rem- for his home Saturday. dy you need. At druggists’ in fift.v-cent Prof. Keener and wife, of New York, •n1 dollar sizes. You may have a sample ivbo have a summer home in Castine, bottle of this wonderful new discovery by HAINE’S GREATEST STORE. vere here Monday looking over the land mail free, ai-o pamphlet telling all about it. ■ which they purchased last summer. Address. Dr. Kilmer A Co.. Biugham- and thHr I>i weaken. W'rita for boo* containing July 10. M ;on, .N. Y. fact* every mother Bhocld know 8>'n* 'rw Th ns- _ an«lg of alil:ctet«. k Chc-iai'.a: Co.. York. f.*r samples perate. i5c.-~.4ur.*. tnd 1,000 testimonials. PORTLAND, nAINE. •