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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05
MECHANICS LIEN.


AT0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN - Al
IN whom IL mas concern. that writ Of
scire fncfae ia the ADORE entitled case has
come Is The hands Of the undersigned FOR SER
vice according 10 Law 70 enforce claim for
Nechanicsa Lien. iIed on the Twenty Fourth
dav Of April. instant. Tor the sum Of one hun
dred and thirky-three dollars and ninety-hFe
cents (elss 96l a. due to the plaintiffs at The
instance 81. and on the order. and hy the d.
rection Of one William Jones as contractor and
builder for materials, &C., furnished BY them
X ana about the erection Of Two-StoFy and
Attic Dwelling House with q front IT about
sixteen feet with depth OF about thirty feet
and one and half story Back Building.
about twelve feet wide and about eighteen feet
deep. built and erected on LOT Of ground con-
tanning about one acre Of land, more or less,
and situated about one-fourth Of mile from
the Cross Roads, on the road leading from the
Cross Roads to Indian Landing and suloln-
inp the land or Mr. H. E. Morgan and William
H. Grafain in the Second Election District 9.
said Anne Arundel County, OF which the said
Ida w. Whittington is the owner, or reported
owner and which dwelling house with the APP
purtenances and the enclosures on said lot were
erected and built BY said William Jones under
the direction, and BY the employment OF the
said Ida w. Wilmington, and which are now
in the possession of the said Ida w. Whiting.
t6n.
Given under my hand this eighth day OF
March, A. D. 1889.
JOHN g. CRANE,
Sheriff Of Anne Arundel County.
FRANK n. STOCKETT, in,
IS Plaintifs' Attorney.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

INCREASING CRIMS.-The San
Francisco Chronicle says that de-
spite all the means Of popular ed
ucalion ia this country ilIiteracy ID
increasing, and what is worse yet,
Notwithstanding all the means used
for educating the people, crime is
growing every year. Offielal0gures
show that in 1850 there were 200
prisoners in orr penitentiaries to
each million Of people. In 1860
there we're 0s7 to each million; 10
1870 the number was swelled to S53
10 each million; in 1850 the num-
Der reached 100 to each million.
Ii i estimated that if this ratio in
The increase Of criminals is contin-
ned 10 The opening Of the next cen
tnry the number III The peniten.ia-
RES to each million Of population
will be j 800.
Recently the following figures
were presented to tho National
Prison Association IN 1860 there
was ] prisoner 70 Loaf OF populal
tions 1870, to ]. 021; 1850. "a
$50. Education was supposed q
81 fha nownr that wnnId arrest the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05
TUESDAY. April 10th. 1889.
Ar a O'CLOCK 4. =.

Ar II O'CLOCK 4. =.
All that LOT OF GROUND il said city, lying
on the South Side Of Main Or Church Street,
opposite the City Dock. of which the late John
H. Slemaker died seized and possessed, 'front.'
ing 70 feet 5 inches on eaid Street, with =
depth Of about ifty-one feet, together with the
right Of the free use Of the alley on the west
side, and improved bya
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

HARRrsBUR0. April Am the senate
the bill providing that companies and
corporations shall mot engage IN any bus.
iness other than that for which they were
chartered, was recOmniitted, owing II
errors b. the printer The bill imposing
penalties for q short weight Of coal was
passed finally.
In the house Dir. Shiras' bin 10 repeal
the Sunday liquor selling 81 1855, pro
hibiting the sale Of liquor on that day.
was reported adversely and the bill for
the purchase Of the Penn Manor farm
ably.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

The Weather.
Fair; slightly warmer; southerly
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

Virtue is its own reward and
sometimes the only one it ever en-
joys as in the case Of a Long Island
waiter who found a pocket book
containing $4,000. on Sunday and
returned it to the owner. He re-
seived twenty-five cents as a reward
for his honesty. One hardly knows
which to admire most here, the hon.
esty Of The waiter or the gratitude
OF the owner Of the lost luere.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

". r pHTnnRBnIDsE
Register Of Wills 4. A 0onniy
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

THE Overland Monthly for April
shows o good table of contents in
all the departments Of literary work.
In the way Of solid articles there
are two Of great value and timeli-
ness. Lieutenant QualtrOugh's
statement Of "Our Naval Necessi-
ties" is pretty strong, but no
stronger than the facts warrant, as
shown BY our recent Samoan scare,
and his suggestions are very
practical. Charles A. Murdoch
writes on the important theme
ssChild Saving and makes many
valuable points regarding this great
work.
The stories are in the Overland's
accustomed variety and interest, the
leading one being A. G. Tassin's
.sNoltche " story Of the Yuma
Indians; 'sPartner" is by Mrs.
Glasscock. wife Of the excongress-
man just elected mayor Of Oakland.
"Whose was the Crime!" is .
Round Valley Indian mother.
Poems, Pioneer sketches, Reviews,
Editorials, and other articles fill to
the brim d number of q magazine
that should find welcome every
where. Such good work as the
Overland is doing in developing the
literature, history, aud resources Of
the Pacific Coast ought to be recog-
nized all over the country. Il is a
region full Of charm in its literary
possibilities, and the Overland is
working its claim in such vigor-
Gus and thorough way that nobody
has any excuse for jumping it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
IrNE Nh lNJfRlorS.

e. f4e general belief hat yjncgar
''-nmA and necessary adjunct
nv. e nsn. ootasionellv. also.
Ait hcInE used daily uuitr
.a 9r4.tt.e, rs tcmoiv inr obesity
.-. a".rn l lao' this acid might
DISPENSE. sith altogether and,
.. aHu.t. It u-ci nj all, IT should be
.n4a.n. A. fir it, being cthcecl-
M j a.ea yciuccr, it is about a.
'a TYPHOID fever or any severe
aIs l-0.to- II acts SIMPLY a dchlita-
'-, Hat lmpoyerishes the system
~ot. 81 cases ~ death from is use in
n -Ass,uis daily are on record
* s. -ond vinegar IS not likely to do
utrm, ana When rightly u-ed ii
-ouS /; favor the digestion OF ccrtsiu
.taIs. ini. without doubt, a. II Is
orally used il does much more harm
an good. anl lemon juice would be
T- ue'tor. Even a moderately excess
*" MSS II vinegar causes intestinal
'arfy which may show itself hy
- constipation or disrrhea, also
'.a.ulr nc;, ctc. One writer consider.
capable ~ inducing cough, flushing
.lo bead aui wa;ery eyes. When
H-ci very lntomperstely. it produces
..Hod changes. which may become
immediately dangerous il no; 20, the
lcrljae in he.lth is but certain Beside.
l~1uG vinegar with su.iou, that used
SHOULD br selected wiki exceeding care
Vinegar msis from apples is very
.1oi, "lt not % good a. that mad.
.4 grapes The latter is rather NOR,
>ren-.y, but the chances are it vii
eventually Zee sold as chcap. aud largely
>p,ace CIDER vinegar Baao. Herald
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
bErlA AT TIE R0OTS.


~ ~ : i"'i''ns 'n'o 'en'
ia, 'o'''' 9p'tnl'' eniP 'ons "'"l io'
rs ""fin o. ne''il'y' Oh PFena'.. n
'"' ',''Ah'''. c'i''fonhth'- i ne
4 'e"" ~ II "h,cn We can cnh.ei'e'
N, Fls"' - every ch'lo 70 DC ven ocrn'
= 'e'he slowly ou' surety rec"fnlssd'
! COR o'9 humah''!' 80 'oesN oy fof-
'hG "F "''h ''sA'e' 'u'ne 20
' +. ""c = TT aha Percel'es y hs a..
3.,- ,"t ! "n4oFas ooS OF every ILL.,
ana me or,nna,u'' casket OF every
+ 'oN, NE ha> knoTn. " n'n woman
."afn- ,he dlVinc secrets OF her power
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
TIE SANITARY ALPHABET.

The following rhymes are printed and
distributed to householders by the
Australian Health Society, but We be-
lic,e that credit is due to the London
II al.h Socio;y for their original publ
cation.
4 'oon as you're up, shake blankets and
,heet;
et.er be without shoes than sit si,h We,
feet:
Z hidren, il healthy, are active, not still
u amp beds and damp clothes will both
make YOU i'll;
y A. slowly, and always chew your food
T reshen the air in the house where you
dwell
arments must never be made 70 be tight !;
II ONES will be healthy if airy and light
you wish to be we'll, as you do I've no
doubt,
! ast open the windows before you go out /;
Il eep your rooms always tidy and clean,
L Ct dust on the furniture never be seen.
NJ UGH Illness is caused by the want Of pure
ow TO open your windows be ever your
care,
0 Ia rags and old rubbish should never be
kept,
P eople should see that their floors are well
swept
Q uick movements in children are healthy
and right;
r emember the young cannot thrive with
out light.
5 Dap and rough towels are good for the
skin;
I emperance suits the body within.
se your nose to find out if there be bad
drain.
V cry sad are the fevers that come in its
train.
" ak as much as you can without feeling
fatigue,
erxes could walk full many league.
Y our health is your wealth, which your
wisdom must keep;
Z cal will help good cause, and the good
YOU will reap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
A'OplN SUFFRAGE IN THE NEE'
STATES.

The actiD', aiken by the Constitutional
Conventions ri tbe new States has not
hyuu altogether uniasorable TO woman
suffrage On she contrary, each Of he
tve STATE constitutions TO be voted
upon next October contains important
rouccssions III its favor. and none of
them expressly excludes women as
! voters.
T. IN South Dakota the constitution
grants women school suffrage, and pro-
,ities that the first State Legislature
,hal. submit the question of full woman
suffrage % the voters.
, In North Dakota the constitution
provides that women may vote for all
school officers and on auy question per
aiming 10 school matters. and may he
'rih'e 10 any school office" 1t also
M dies that any Legislature may ex-
'eu or restrict suffrage, 10 take effect
Nn.n ratified nv the voters
g. In Montana the constitution pro-
,ia 8 ~ follows Upon all questions
lhmilttl 20 the vote Of the taxpayers
al the state. or any political division
erect, women who are taxpayers.
'nl possessed Of the qualifications or
.i. right of sufi,ce required II
mou ~ .h. constitution. shrl equally
wi.h ui.n t,ve the ugh' to VOTE.
n Washington the constitution
gra0-- ~.l"n, suffrage 10 women, sni
II. .f-.'s tf.Ii wptnaD .ttfTra 70 as a -,.its-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. George A. Gregory, OF Ellsworth,
w In the county Of Hancock, and State OF
Maine. by his mortgage deed, dated the nineteenth
day Of October. A. d. 1873, and recorded in tho
Hancock county Registry OF Deeds, Book 202.
Page 232.conveyed to the Hancock County savings
Bank Of Ellsworth. in the county Of Hancock and
State OF Maine, a certain 10; or parcel OF land SIT
uated in Ellsworth aforesaid together with the
buildings thereon standing. being on the east side
of " alter street, leading from Ellsworth to TreA.
ave eghths rods in front and nine rods deep.
meaning and intending to convey and hereby coH.
veying the same premises convey ed to me BY Wn-
l4th, A. D. 1ss5. and recorded IL Hanoock county
Registry. Book 309, PaGe io3. 10 which deed refei
ence may be had fora more particular descYfp.
ton; and whereas the conditions OF SAID mort ee
have been broken. now, therefore, BY reason o
said breach Of the conditions thereof, | claim
foreclosure Of said mortgage.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS RANK
SWISS by Charles c. Burrill Treasurer
Ellsworth, Aug. p, 1889
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Charles c. Allen OF sedgwick,
w county Of Hancock and state Of Maine, by
his deed Of mortgage. dated the 9TH day OF MAY
A -. l,12 and recorded IN Hancock Registry OF
Herbert and his successors Treasurer Of the
Buck sport Savings Bank a certain parcel OF land
with all the buildings thereon, consisting OF bark
house, curry and shave shop, and the beam house
with the tanncry on SAID premises. also the iwell.
ing house and ogtbuidngs on said lot, bounded
as follows, to Wit Beginning at the northwest
side Of the town road In the town Of Sedgwick and
on the corner bound between John Byard. late OF
Sedgwick, deceased, and stephen Allen, late OF
Sedgwick, deceased, thence northwesteriy said
line TO stone In the earth, ten and three fourths
rods thence northeasteriy by the fence To a state
in the fence eight rods thence southeasteriy eiev
en- rods 10 the said town road. thence southwest
eriy by said road seven rods and feet to the
first bound, containing eighty six square rods
OF water. ana whereas. Theo. c. wcodman. Re
ceiyer OF tie Bucksport Savings Bank In pursu
ance of Las and OF authority given him by the
Supreme Judicial Court by deed OF Assignment
corded In Hancock Registry Of Deeds. Vol lae.
page &O4. assigned. transferred and conveyed m
10 Julia {. Barnard. Of Bucksport, Hancock conn
ty Maine, the said mortgage deed. together with
ceiver in the estate therein described by virtue
thereof and the note thereby secured; and where.
ar Julia {. Barnard Of BuchspOfs Aforesaid by
deed OF as sgnment dated ths-i6sh day Of May, A.
Deeds. Vol. g36, Page ~, assigned. transferred
and conveyed unto Hosea r. Phillips Of Ellsworth,
Hancock county, Maine, the said mortgage deed,
the note thereby secured together with all the IA.
terest she had in the premises by virtue of said
mortgage now, therefore the condition of said
mortgage having been broken, claim to foreclose
the same and give this notice for that purpose.
Date,i at Ellsworth this 4th day Of Sept A. p.
1889.
HOsEA b. PHILLIPS
3w3I q. p. Dntton, atty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
STATE OF NAIVE.

HANCOCK, ss.--Cierk's ono, supreme Tgdi,tsl
Court, Sept. ? lsS9
Notice as required by iaw Il hereby gtraa tbat
Fred l.. Mason, Chariea II. Drummey AMI l. r
Giles. all of ElsV orth. IN said comfy, have each
hled IN this Once nosce Of his intention 10 So
ply At the next term OF the Supreme JaiiciaI
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, Wishin and for
the county of Hancock, on the second TUESDAY Of
October, A. d. 1889, for admission TO practice law
In the courts Of the State.
3w3s II p. sAUNDEEs. CLERK
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10 rack D0Wy EgGS.

/ tut one pint Of salt and pound
ofqnickliue into three gallons Of water.
Stir il well and let il stand ten DAYS be-
fore pntiia. il the e-cs Put them In,
a few At . time, ani ;fthey rise to The
top, ada more water, as the lime water
is too strong sad vii cook the eggs.
Fqqs = treated will keen 4 year. but
cannot Ne cooked ID their shells ~ the
lime seas the shell aud will cause it 70
burst when heated
II. Pack eggs 10 layers, small end
down in bran. corn meal, sawdnst or
oats. Bran and oats are the least liza
bic to gather moisture
III Wrap each egg in paper
newspaper will dol as oranges are in
their crates, then pack in layers. Take
care there is no break in the paper. or
slackaess in the twisted ends and the
eggs will keep three months.
" Grease with linseei oh and
pack 10 bran Or coarse salt. Eggs
when packed down should always be
kept IN q cool dry place
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Pauper Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
contracted with the City ~ Ellsworth for the sup
port OF the poor during the ensuing year AMI has
made ample provision for their support. H there
fore forbids all persons from furnishing supplies
70 any paupeY on his account, without HIS WRIT
I'm order, ne viii pay for no goods so furnished
HARRY =. JONES.
Ellsworth Anil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

counties ~ ct,h"Eal 'h,.l a.4 ....
rRrFT'..
- W. or g@, a.',,s =. vi +, .,, # n
I - J the value ttr
the aid defendant II @re -la ..r.l.
rreclnct,J y app"ar befate tHr F.t-- .-,4fr
prcmc Judicial Court, ~ 1t rn u. h... +a .n
worth, within and for our .a.lflts .t lar III
the second Tue ,lay OF oc;aasr reVt H.u .
therc IN our said court IA answer uuls !. ..
= Bsrstnv, II Hancock In +lit rpliltg .r.. b.. ...
In Pith Of the case Of divorce ~ per the tat..a
ing libel
To the Honorable Ju.t!cp NJ fha Sul-sn9a .fr .-7
Court, next 20 be hnlteu a. ii-u0yth Efth. H4rt
for the count, % Hanu4tk ~tstc N N7.ts .u
the second TUESDAY ~ October, A n. l--a
DcnJ,mn +. Bar~tpw. % Hancock.in ais ta. s-.t
u state, rrspecttully represents ttatee 7.-f.-
fully married To the said Laura ". Rarstor -- ta.
2e,h day Of nov =. 49,, st Boston tn tF. I'D "A.
of Massachusetts that they Hvrl trEcthe- a- -.-.
band and wife ai Boston and huIyhorr .r ..NI
State, and at Gardner In the said state IN A.a-.
until the 2'sh day Of August, p. I-~5, Al ttar N
time the said Laura II Barstov deserted r..-
bellant without cause and vent 70 part, npk1. Il
10 him. since which time ne has never a., ,e,
said Laura NJ BAr-tow that ne has ma 10 alllEert
inquiry but has not been able to a-rrrt4ir ar,l
does not know the residence OF the .aii Laura N
Bsrstow. That there i no collision between
your libellant and the said Laura ". Rsr-tov w
obtain a divorce. Wherefore he prs-4 that4 XXI
vorce from the bonds OF matrimony ma, IL N.
creed for utter desertion continued for thr,e ,or
secutive years.
BENJAMIN F. BARSruw.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo thla Nth ia-
OF August. A. D. 1859. JOHN Il, REn5fAN. .
Jnstice Of the Fearr
And have yon there this " nit with your ioinys
therein
Witness, John A. Peters, Justice ~ SAID court
Ct Ellsworth, this 18th day ~ August tn the vNsr
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred sad
eighty nine.
ri. r. SlrSnKR4, Clerk
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss.--Clerk's Office Supreme IqdfrfAl
Court In Vacation. Ellsworth. Aug - A d I~-a
Upon the foregoing LIBEL, Orderea. t.at
the Libella give notice t. the sail Laura
NJ. Barstow TO appear before the
Justice Of our Supreme Judicial our IL ~ ntlf
en- At Ellsworth within ami for the Comfy m Hsn
cock, on the 2nt rnesiay az OFT. Al II. IND XII
Publishing an sttested copy ~ -ald !ihe Ana WI.
order thereon three weeks succ-ssiveIy IN the Fns
worth American a new spaper printed In Fn-ss an
In our County Of Hancock, tbs fr-t puA7cat 20 n
be thirty days at least prior TO .aid z,-~- :.
TUESDAY of Oct. next, that .he may there An. fier
In our said court appear and ,huW rsgsa fr 4rg
she have, why the prayer d saih lihenaUt s-auj1
not be granted.
LUCTLUS A. EAfFRF
Justice ~ the lub. .Jnf fl-t
A srue copy of the libel and order of court mere
sws Attest-H B StrSDE.s. Clsrk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

The rapture on the lonely shore" is
agreeable when you know that you can 1t
any moment go home.-(C u. WARNEs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

Bad water will make bad and un-
wholesome milk. 4 COW ought not to
drink water that j. not pala.ahle aud
VII alesame for har owner
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Freedom Notice.

This lie to give notice that give my son, Fink
T.. Dorr, his time and l Wilt claim none of NE
wages nor pay none Of his bills after this date
ARTHUR e. DORR
East Orland. Hancock county. Maine, Sept. Q.
1889 sW3Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

Domestic skeletons are usually formed
Of the bones Of contention.-[Bo Boston
Courier
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
i. II. Mcdonald.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

UHEREAS ChariesF. Bunker ~ Gfoullshoro
w county Of Hancock. and state Of Maine,
ny hts nlort2ase deed. dated the thirteenth DAY 81
March. A y. 1-ss, and r~coried IN the Hancoct
asgi.try Of Deeds. Book III, Page lSs. sonveyel
10 Vim. freeman the following described lot ~
and situated in said Gioulistoro namely Bounl
81 on the sorth by EAst Bay. on the east ~
Croultlsboro bay on the south by the Jesse Perry
place. -o-csllsf. and on to- west by land owned
~ James y. Plummer snd said Bunker in conrnop
and undivided containing sev enty Eve acres more
brook place and the said Freeman, by his assign
naent under his hand and seal. dated the eleventh
Day Of November. 1891. nsnsfsrred and Gss,xsee
ssfi mortgage n the undersisned; and vherese
me conditions ~ said mortgage have heen broken,
now therefore, by reason ~ the breach II The cor
ditinns thereof Tclairn foreclosure Of the same.
MANNING DUNBAR
Cherrvt,cl1, Aug. %, 13s9. 3rS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice % al
L concerned that he has been daily appointed
an has taken upon himself the trust IF an adm z
istrator ~ the estate OF Charles u heed. lais
Of Buetstppsf In the county OF Hancock, 3eces~a,
by giving hoSi - the sv direess; Ne Sferstorv
reqasses ali psrsons . no srs is4shted - he sAse
teCessesi's e1ksoR % Deke immediate poy mens a2
those who hsse shy demsnis thereon - eshO
the same for settlement.
GEORGE ". REED.
BRckspor, August 18th. lsse. sws6'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

From Boston iaiiy. except SUNDAY at T.. v.
trnm Rnskiani, daily, excerpt Mouday. at
(arnutJ . 4 VI. nr upon arrival 81 steamer from
Boston. tou' hing At Grren'- Landing, Southwest
Harb,1- ANT Northeast Harior.
Prom seal Hartor, " eeinrsiav- and Saturdays.
= ;. J. MORSE, Agent. Har Harbor.
CHts. r, WEEKS, agent. Rocgland.
HENRY T ~t>BpRN, Agent, Bangor.
WILLIAM II. NIL, General Manager. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
FOR SALE

Situated Oh water Street, In Ellsworth. one
acre of land with set of buildings thereon: will be
sold az barg ain Apply on the premises to
MRS MARY y. PHILLIPS.
Ellsworth. Sept 2, ISL. 3Gtf
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kvsI.s hail vIgor

g he ID AZ HsIE-.iressing. II re-
l stores the color 70 gray hair promotes
fresh and vigorous growth prevents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

4 good tate suitable for oacs rs. l. for -sle at
Jae 4 AMERICAN off,.
HkSCDcs ErrNEY Fun. 60
Eis~ ORTIZ May ,, ls-s tf12
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

t'a for Fiji alton OF
dandruG, makes the
hair soft ami silken;
and iuparts q deli
cato bet lasting I-cr-
fume.
! Several months
Ago my hair COM
nienced falling out,
and in a few weeks
my head was almost
bald. ] tried many
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-04

Washington information is TO the
eject that tine Dakota admission bill
(ths omnibns bill) is now in a position
which promises results at the pressnt
session Of congress. A little earnest
attention to the measure will secure its
and in far more satisfactory
shape then seemed possible. The senate
committee promptly agreed upon certeiu
amendments. The house, on motion OF
Mr. Springer, insisted upon the bill as
it passed that body and ioint commit
tee OF conference was appointed. TIE
on the part of tho senate are
Messra. Plat, Ohllom ard Butler end
on the pert OF the house Messra. Spriug-
er, Barnes and Baker. TO this com
mittee the entire matter will be sub
mitted and both branches OF congress
ere bound to iudorse It's decisions aud TO
take speedy aotion thereon. So the
Indications now are that Ehe present
congress will give South Dakota its
authority to step into the nniop.