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II, cX Island s.E-.u.

IkY ARE PURCHASED BY SYNDICATE
WHO wANT THE STONE TO Use IN THE
ERECTION Or 4 CATHEDRAL
RoCKLAND. ME- Feb II The sail. 81
Tie celebrated granite quarries on Dix
} aud, which has been contradlcled in the
, p-ton papers, i said to be So certain
trty. supposed to know. SAYS that the
, lrcha>e has been made The purchase
: made in order 70 secure Dix island gran
itc for the construction Of the magnificent
memorial church or cathedral TO be erected
ID New York Nv Astors and other million
a res of New York, at an expense of s2.-
go 900. No other granite is deemed so
e1itsble for the purpose, aud an enormous
= mount Of extremely fine carving, >tatuary.
&C, will enter into the work Work on
mis- magnificent structure viii not proha-
NY commence at once, hut it Is au assured
Thing, and the island has been purchased
80 secure this particular granite a. no
other can he used Ia the meantime other
contracts will be executed there and the
/ irties Interested are men Of such in
4 fence and engaged in 50 many enterprises.
tiiat II may be presumed that they will
keep things lively at the island The prop
e ", which includes not only Dix island
', it'll all the buildings, machinery. etc.
u led in the extensive granite business
formerly carried on here but also six or
:, ven islands in the vicinity, some of
y hich are of considerable value, was
.ned by the Dix Island Granite company,
he stock of which was divided into three
,rts. The syndicate acquired the stock
paying 800 900 for each third or $500,
70 for the whole.
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eci.t,.a.


The study Of the principles of ones
government ough: not to be very dry. es-
pecially this Of ours. The idea of re- |
public implies the ability of the people to |
govern themselves. the highest possible !
Of human nature and iu-
cludes also the disposition and ability TO
and support it.
The people Of republic are called ciii-
zrns or freemen. and upon their Judgment
a. expressed in the ballot hangs the destiny
of the uation. republican form Of gov
erumeut imposes upon the people the duty
Of Keeping continually Informed on all
questions pertaining not only to it, safety,
but 10 its prosperity. In a monarchical
form Of government the people are called
subject. or slaves whose highest nbliga.
ton j. to know and do the will of their
scope /, given the citizen for improve
ment He may he ambitions. aud NAV
hopefully and proftshlv aspire Ia the nigh
e>t position in the gift Of hl. frllowmen.
The subject on the other hand. can hope
for nothing In the one case there -
growt tn II intellect aud happiness. in the
other discomfort and despair. This i
land Of faith and hope and sunheam-;
the other iu,ipii and dark Here We
critici>c there, quietly submit glowing
picture: Yes bu; listen Liberty In the
hands Of knavc is dagger. Liberty 70
d. good only, would be AFFECT slavery, but
l;hcrty to do good or Ill j. perfect liberty.
making u. morally responsible and politl-
calIy dangerous
we cannot see for ourselves where 20
gross a MISUSE of power viii finally land
d. We are adm"ni-het that monarchy
tend. in the direction Of tyranny, nat a
republic to mob government, snd from
TIA, to anarchy. i ~ government at all
We have only 10 remember 10 what an
alarming extent men have gone wrong in
politics in recent years and especially in
the la-, wear or two. 10 have our conf
druce shaken In the ability N proplr for
self government Whether by -tuf'in2 the
ballot box or false registration. or ~
honest counting Or intimidation l. re
sorted u, we MAY well raI-r MS question
when j, i considered Of lc>~ Importance
IL know the sentiment Of a people on the
issues II su election. than to know 10
mat extent fraud NIL ~ practiced We
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3s.e. e 81.

KnCHE,rEK. y II Feb Is Mrs Hiram
~s~t+lir aud tie Boston 4iiiccr arrived herr
sIll M They Mere received At the Sta
fion p, a lar e crowd Of citizens Drpuiy
Marshal Kent to.k charge Il the parry,
sud they ,ut..rrd 4 carriage and acrr div
ca r. South Leaan n. where the mutilat"i
tnd, ba- f,.;4i 10 >chnpltibH-r since ~
di~cnkery Mrs. SAwt-ile "a" ;he collar
button. pencils and kry> to ,hr officers
p,~~e>-l"n and identified them a. The prpp-
er,y ~ her husnati Re4ciilu. >suth Lem
anon >hr "a- taken - the >cnnrl h'H>r
and. after painful -cen-. hr-' identified
the >nck~ a. thu>r ~ hrr husband. and
thri. hy CERTAIN mark known "a her Iiru-
Itn,i lhc hnfy A. that II her husband
4 coroner jury MAS unpsnrlirt t. lay
and Mr. ~awirlir'- TESTIMONY - e. the
identify ~ iuc n.,ds taken Tlt,. jars th,u
sdi,uru-d 20 HnuIsy 1t i reported here
tht~ afternoon il Al some 'fru"- ~.tga are
believed II pr p'r;ipu- II the STAG
~kGil have been found ID The Np 'i> ural
The place where The p ,.iy 49, discovered
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-20

-Payson Tucker, Vice President and
General Manager of the Maine Central
Railroad system. celebrated his fftieth
birthday by a reception Friday evening
at the Bramhall Club House. Portland.
There was large and distinguished gather
ing. The dining room was tastefully and
elaborately decorated. The banquet was
the grandest thing of the kind ever seen in
that city. Many happy remarks were
made and the whole affair was a grand sue
cess.
The second trial of Charles S. Gilman,
the alleged East Corinth robber and in
cendiary. commenced in Bangor Wednes-
day before Chief Justice Peters.
The BOwdoin students have decided
to put an eight-oared crew into the inter
collegiate races next summer.
Brussels soap won't shrink 6aansIs.
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n. saw.s.ls Mystery.
ARREST OF THE MISSING MANS BROTHER
IN PORTLAND.

IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND. Me. Feb ISAAC b. Saw
telle wanted In Boston in connection with
the mysterious disappearance of his broth
er Hiram. ~a> arrested here this morning.
He registered at the Falmouth Hotel on
Monday evening under the name of J.
Bridge. Dover The cl-rk recognized him
from a description of him He notified
the police and Bridge" Was placed under
surveillance. This morning he went TO
the Grand Trunk depot Tie boarded sshe
Montreal tram and was then arrested. He
turned pale ami admitted that his name
Wa Sawteie The b ,-tou police We're
notified Of his arrest.
Police Captain White aud Inspector
Gudten, If Boston. arrived here on the
noon train, Saalellt hs~ consented la ac
company them to Boston without q requi-
sitinn
EAST ROCHESTER. y. II Feb - The
carpenters br',ad-sxt. purchased ny Isaac
saw .le at the Store Of + +. Wallace at
Rochester last wedne- day afternoon. WAS
found In the Salmon Falls river thi. fore
noon There i dark stain. which looks
Ike a blood mark. covering about three
square INCHES on the forward part Of the
blade. Mr. Wallace this afternoon 1deuti-
hed the axe A. the one sold 70 Sa~tclle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-20

Al court of Probate holden at Buck sport within
and for the county Of Hancock on the .ecnB |
Wednesday OF February. A. u l-91
John VAS>AW having presented certain in
u strument purpnrting to he the last will and
testament OF Barbara Good, late OF tioulslsboro,
in said county deceased, for probate
Or'iered, That the sail John Nanssw give no
tee to ali persons Interested by causing a copy OF
this order to lie published three weeks
Is in the Ellsworth American. printed at Ills
worth, that they may APPEAR at Probate Court
Ia he held at flisw nth in sail county on the
oni "Wednesday % March next, al ten Of the clock
In the for noon aut. sheW cauSe il any they have.
WHY the sail instrument should nnt be proved ap
proved and allowed the last will and testament
of said deceased.
o. r. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest :-CHAs r. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest -CHAs. P. DORR, Register.
3wS
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed AT night and broken OF
your rest hy sick child suffering and cry ing
with pain OF cutting teeth. II 50. send ut
once aud get a bottle Of MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING It. value Is incsrtiablr. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers. there j. no mistake about il.
II cures dysentery and darrh9a. requisites the
stomach and bowei-. cures wind collie. sofiens
the gums. reduces Inflammation. aud gives
tone and emery, to the whole system MRS.
WINsLOw-s SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DRFN TERTHING !. pleasant to the taste. and
i the prescription Of one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
States. and is for sale bv ali druggist. through
out the world. Price 2J cents bottle.
ly4O.
Itch cured In 30 minutes by Woolfsrd's
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by s. d. Wiggin. Drug
gist, Ellsworth. ly49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-20

Cou-re, Bouttllr Of Maine when
asked hi opinion Of lotteries. expressed
tle views If thu moral men and women Of
orr State when he laid
| am opposed Ia lntierie. IN general
principles. sud think that the 1rn-ral
Government ua- 4 perfect night t. prevent
tie Louisiana State l. ttrry from using tn,
.nail> f"r carving their circulars and tick
"'r II makes the Government party to
'.r -winlie. sud think something should
b done - suppress i'll
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DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABIT In
all she World there IL but one cure,
DIR. Haines' Golden SPECIFIC

It can he given in n cup of tea or coffee with
out the know h-lgr OF the person tsking IT, e.
ftcring 4 speedy and permanent cure. whether
thu patient j. - mod.rste druker or an sco-
hole wrerk. Thousands Of drunkard- have
been cured who have taken the Golden Spr,-i-
H.. in their coffee without their know ledge.
and today believe they quiz drinking OF their
own free will. No harmful Effect results from
lis administration. Cures guaranteed. Send
for circular sDd foil particulars. Address In
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.. 1s5 Race
Street. Cincinnati, o. ly40
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To Neryo,,, Men.

II YOU will send u YOUR address. we will
mail YOU our Illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about DR.. DNr'- a-lrhrai-i El-rtro-N ultsic
Belt aud Appliances and their charming ef-
f-ct- upon the nervous drbiliAtrd system
and how they will quickly rr-iore Yea 10 sisor.
manhood aud health. II YOU are thus afflicted
We " i'll send YOU B.lf and Appliances on n
trial NoLTAIC BELT TO-.
Iyr6 Marshall Mich
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Notice or Foreclosure.

g tNTEL \. snow, then Of Rucksport, in the
~ county of ianc"ck, on the first day 81 Ianu
ary, ID. l~S5, by his deed of mortgage bv him
duly signed AMI rNeruei, and recnr,ir In the
Hancock Registry Of Deeds, vol les. page hl3
conveyed to Peleg T. Jnn,s, OF angor In the
county NJ Peuohsrnt. the following described
land situated in the village of Bncksport and couu
" Of Hammock On what is rallied pak street in
said village beginning ~ the CENTER OF III. house
between the front doors running square across
the house fourteen feet four inches thef &c AZ
right angles westerly three feet nine inches
thence square arr',ss the house seven feet nine
inches; thence at right angles eastery ten fes1
four Inches; thence square across the house six
feet three inches leaving back side Of the house w
feet; thence al right angles eazierly eighteeo
inches; thence north twenty two degrees east ten
rods and eight links TO the hack c;th Of the l.,,
thence north seventh three degrees west one and
three fonrths rods to stake and stones; thepse
sonih twentv-tWo degrees west fourteen ro.ts to-
rect; thenr- s.'nth seventy three degrees @ast
ten Rolls and one link to cedar post theme north
twenty degrees ten rods the place of beginning
also one other Strip of land on the westerly side
Of ahnye described land ard rdjnining one half
re'i in with and fourteen rods long tn comb
ton Of said deed Of mortgage hiss been broken
wherefore the Undersigned publishes this n.,tice
for the purpose OF forecosing s1it mprtyag~.
PELEG T. JONES.
Bangor, January 9th. A. d. 1880. sw6
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STATE OF NAME.

STATE OF ~ NE
HANCOCK. SCOUT OF Probate, Bucksport,
February Term. A. u. lsso.
Accounts having been nled FIR settlement In OF
Maria y Pettengill late Of Hancock deceased,
Avon r. Foss. Administrator.
Herman u Joy. late Of Hancock, deceased.
Lizzie 4. joy. Administrator
samuel II wilson. late Of Sedgwick deceased.
julia y. Wilson, Admnistrarix
Samuel 4. Holden late Of beer Isle. deceased,
HezrkiAh T. Lnfkin, Adm r. de boBis non
Waldo r. Lowell. late n Buck port deceased
waldo T., Lowell and Albert Nickerson, Adm RS
John Do, le late Of Ellsworth. dece sed,
William Doyle, Executor.
Isaac Bartlett, late Of Mt Desert. deceased,
Abel b. Bartlett. Administrator.
Abbie A Leach late Of Penobscot deceased
Cyrus X. Bridges, Administrator.
Orierad-Tbat the said accountants give no.
tce TO all persons interested. by causing copy OF
this order to he published three weeks success
lively 10 the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed in Ellsworth. In said county, that they
NAV appear at Probate Court tn holden al
Ellsworth. on the End Wednesday of Mar. next,
a OF the clock in the forenoon and show cause.
II any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest ;-cHAs. p. DORR, Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p DoRR, Register.
3WS
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Never Felt Better in Ny Life.

NJ. tOTTRELL. 81 the firm OF Coitrsli
Bru... POUR, rsi--r-. B.lta-i. Me. SANS: II
ws- not f--iing well ihi- spring. had M Ape
iii- nfi iried al times With severe hrsdsthr
HnNe iak.n hut "n. bottle I DANA'c >AR-
sAPtRlLLA and hs,e NOT had the headache
since never f-lt better in my life"
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LOOK YOCNGi

Prevent tendenc, to wrinkles o. agin: Of
the skin bv Using LEACRELLE OIL. Preserves
h youthful plump. fresh condition 81 the feat
urr-. Prevents whitening Of the skin. dry ing
up Of the flesh develops The bust. Prevents
c:.apping cracking keeps the skin >on.
.mo"th. 81 %. Druggists. or preuaid by Ex-
press. +. : WELLS.
Jersey City. n. j.. L. :. A.
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Department Commander Anderson Of
r. 6. A K Ia. issued genera. orders
=" !, announcing the : appointment Of
assistant Adinisnt General MIdkru Of
Portland and AdJutant General Beal Of
lhurn- He recommends the attendance
Il all At Tbs national encampment to be
L-ld q, Boston
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREA~, sarah j. noslS-. 81 Gould>bnro,
w county Of Hancock and state ~ Maine bv her
morSagr decd, dated sept T. -. l-s.'. and re.
carried IN ~" Hancock COUNTY Rcgistrs II Deeds
book :, prEe 81, convened to mr, the uuder.ign
rt. = certain p reel OF land. together with the
buildings thereon situated AT south Gould-bnru
Ia sfld bouI'i-huro, amt bounded and ir-a rti,,.
a. follows, {" WIT Beginning ou the east side Of
the town road at the northwest corner bound Of
liant "i Damon sargent; theHre ea-ferly by ,atl
SARGENT land to the -uulhW. It corner bound Or
hnd of Lucin'ia hammond, thence hy said Ham
mnHd'- lanf uoTthcrly ninetg seven ra7A feet
thence parallel with the first described line west
erlN tn he town road. thence hy SAIL ruad .outh-
eriy ninety seven tf1l feet to the place % l,.,n
ming. excepting amt r,-crying thcrefrom right
OF way twenty feet Idle ON the south site ~ said
iot next to said >argents lan'l. appurtenant To
the land Of Geo +, Bunker adjoining -aii lot ana
hn't Of Lucinda Hammond and whereas the CON
dition Of said mortgage has been broken now .
therefore, hv reason ot The breach ~ the c.ndl
ton thereof, ciaima foreclosure ~ sail mort
gaze. GEORGE y NJ kFR
Ry his tu'y Il. T.. Tracy
h"h'u-bofo, NE, teb !, l>Si. 3w6
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N Or1CE -!

hereby forbid all persons harhoring or trust.
ing John '. Haws. (minor son 81 >arah i laws
"a have made suitable provisions for him, and
shall pay no bills on his account
NELSON DAVIS,
Guardian of John V. DAVIS.
fremont, Feb. 10, 1890. 3ws
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The excitement at Lathrop. Mo-. over
tie temperance crusade spread To other
towns, where the women threaten to de-
molish the liquor stores.
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n re q!

OFFICE LANoISE L Mt. DESERT LAxp Co.
Bar Harbor Eden Ne. Feb. 10. 1~g0.
In accordance with Article VII, Section /. Of
will remain closed from Feb I'D, 1880 until tn.
stockholders meeting Of the COMPANY. 10 be held
at Portland, Me. on the 2sth day of February, A.
D., ls.O
MELVIN $. SMITH
2ws Clerk of Lamoine 4 Mt Desert Land Co
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Brussels soap won't Cost, but il will Do
double the work Of floating soaps.
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>hiIoh', Inn,,,lnpli,e ture.

~, ~up-f.pr tur ,slaIth auti brpurhr :.
Nr,yr,ii,f i,r Juhu-un'. kun.lA a- Ltulmrut.
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BUSINESS

Improves A. Spring draws near, and with
the hope that 1t will continue, we have
ordered, and are now receiving,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-20

II .>'uSk ~ thc ~htrir~ af nHr rr-p-.t.t
trurtr- NJ r.thar N them -, plttr-
GREETING.
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H.N'o' - To the >hertfs Of our respective
Counties or either of their Deputi-..
GREETING
- W T. command ven to attach the guois
l. w estate ~ the lsmoine snd Mt
| - J Desert land COMPANY. = corporation ca
'1itshed and existing under he laws Of the state
of Maine shi haylhg place uf business at Ia
moline Ia -aiH county OF Hancock suh particularly
to attach the house, building amt additions thc reto
snosu as the Pavilion situated In I-am"ine on Ia
meioe PniHt. talie'l. IN the south sits Of the
highway leading " Meadow Reach 80 Called aud
bounded ~ r1attIy hs sAid hghNat ap'i rAslrrly
by new -trrei "r svsuns lsAding from -sii high
ss3 At about IiEhI angles towards trcnChman's
TIA, aut on the southrfiy aui westerly siar. hN
land uv ne'i Or occupied IN said iIamnnc sud VT
Dc@ert Iaud Cu., ~AiH house. huliilng aHd addl
tturS j. situated amt adjacent /" tn. site 81
The house formerly called ilutei Ilc-i>l. aHd nc,u
Pied ~ Nm . IAe-i-tc To the value 81 thrr, hun
nrt'i fullars AMI summon IT., sad Defendant rpr
ruraiiou, ~ IL l~ found 10 yaur pu-ri I,
tu apls ~ lsciuTr .iu-t3rp- IT this supreme Ia
dicR court. Dr Vt To he bHitn tu Ellsworth. Aithtn
siH Tor oar county 81 Hancock IN n. thiri Tue-
ftaY IT +atuary urht, then Rnti thcrr ln eur said
court 20 shsnrT UHto I-eN'- Ming, Of iamaiuc in
ss,d county 81 Hancock 10 plra Of the case,
lisoI>F A~rMr nksEKr LA>ptn
~ t-fwts KING, ia.
To Istor Of -eEf In altering. repairing sui
erecting the heu~.. huthiug ans additions
kuowr - TN ia3 tlion. y 'iAs fr.n Ma =! i>~s
10 Aug p, -. at go" I'r day, sI,t".
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The Mutual Life Insuranc. Co.
RICHARD 4. m1CUR ". Paraotsr.
Fo- the yea, ending Dec 2l... 1885,
..sst1s Ar iHyt,1la uIsilev,.

T.. >SSt1s ARR iAvtSIta AS EslloxtI
:, TI.f. ssa Road Mortgage
i+AA' N'''''"i'''' 10
~ -. tsoits 400 Al
i.sars ca .llat~rsl Securities. SS,~ts.st go 90
cas- 81 --.rt. ana t-ati Cont sai-.
Al iatrs--t. -. >t-91 ~
Ints rat accrued Irsmlp~~ d-f~t
red .Hd la traAstt -. tJ.s>i.sfS -
sI3s.,oI,sss -
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Dana SarSap2IiIl2 Co.,
BELFAST. IL
Shrrif's SAFE.

Sherif'S Sale.
STATE OF MANI
HANCOCK S.
rTAhtN on cNerutiop mad ain l. -.,# ar r0"
on The l,th ay nf NYrrh b $50
oci"ck N the afternoon at the uf-,. .fH t'
lows In iiHek-pnrt in said r.. .uut, tI. tire ny
Rnr. cnn,tv on P.n1,..',e, " a. ~ ',tt. follow
ing described real estate. u1tf 4H
buildings AMI machinery thereon q ia.
~ said burksport 10 -aiH .Hrnil a, ~
Hancock. tn wit: On the sou,h side IF h...
street ~ hncksport village ami l,uuHt'I "H =
east by land Of Parker spnYnrd phafhc LaN'o.'
ana Austin saunders on The s1,,tn,rfr hF rem
SCOT River. rhe westerly hy srt ~ = MARI
Mooney, and IN the nor hcri, y, N,ssr street
j ". y hTTFR~DS b.r.t. herlH
Dated February !, Iean. So"
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STATE OF MAINE.

H.>Co - To the >herifs Of our respect
Counties, or either of their Deputi-..
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-20

sws Attest, H b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-09-20

The Esmoralda Chloride Belt, in re-
viewing the Democratic State nomins.
tons. speaks as follows Of two Of the nomi.
nees: The name Of Theodore Winters at
the head Of the ticket means victory to
the party. Mr.. Winters has been 9
resident Of Nevada for q great many
years, in fact, he is one Of the pioneers
Of this State, and has been one OF the
foremost to advance our interests. He
is as true as steel, upright in his dealings
with his fellowman, and wherever his
name is spoken it lie with respect. Mr..
X. Sadler, Of Eureka, the nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, is 9 man well
known throughout the State and there
is not a prospector in Eastern Nevada
but what will support him. Mr.. Sadler
was never known to refuse o man Q ''bill
Of grub" who was willing to get out in
the hills with a pick and shovel and try
10 better his condition. He Is a thorough
business man, has lived in our State for
the last 30 years. his home is Nevada
and so il will ever remain.