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This Nav Mean YOu.

Are you up with the times and do you get
the best the market affords for the money YOU
pay outs How is il out In the kitchen? Have
you the modern Improvements there; IL YOU
have, then this wss not written for you, be-
cause you are buying and using Brussels soap.
II otherwise, be wise, and when next YOU or
der soap, try Brussels and you will gain q point
over hard work. Its economical
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest ty a sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain of cutting teeth: II SO. send al
once and get bottle Of Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value Is inealeulable II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about it.
1t cures dysentery and diarrhGa. regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind cole, softens
the gums. reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system MRS
WINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chr
pREN TEETHiNG is pleasant TO the taste. and
Is the prescription of one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians In the United
States, and is for sale BY all druggists through.
out the world. Price 2J cents a bottle.
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I HE subscriber hereby gives public MOTTO. IN
L all concerned that he ha- been duiy apnoipta,,
and ha- taken upon himself the trust of al admin
l-trhtor q the estate OF George II Snowman late nf
Bucksport in the county OF Hapcock h.
ceased by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the sa!d deeeAseds estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on % exhibit the same for payment
a. DEFUREST SNOWMAN
August 18th 1880 8v35
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Notice Of Petition for Dis
charge.

HANCOCK, IS court ut Insolvency.
In the case q William L. Gtley, insolyert debtor
NOTICE i hereby given that petition has OF
1N TINS l4th day of Aug, 4. D.. 1880, beer
presented to said court Tor said county by William
l.. nliley, of fremont In the county Of Hancock
praying that he may be decleet 10 a fun III
charge from all his debts provable under the Nh
81 said state Of Maine. entitled Van act ID rela.
ton 70 the insolvent laws 81 Maine" approved
req ~ isis and acts additional amt amendatory
thereto; and upon said
petition 1t Is ORDERED by said Court that a
hearing be mad upon the same before said court at
Probate Court Room in Bucksport. IN said county
Of Hancock, on Wednesday tile 10th slay Of Sent
A. brl9:s' AZ O'Clock In the afternoon; ana that
notice thereof be published III the Ellsworth
American, 4 ne1vzrattr publi-br,i III
said county of Hancoek
once week for thrpv successive weeks, the last
puhilcaion 10 be five DAYS Al least before the day
u hearing and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons Interested,
may appear at said place and time, and show
cause, If any they have. why discharge should
not be granted said debtor according to the prayer
Of his petition.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR.
Register Of said court for said CO. of Hancock.
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Secretary Blaiue's Sugar Reciprocity Plan

secretary Blame Sugar heciproclty fIan.
PIT lHoAF soA' lHe 'eIloN' Ado Sau'"-
Date fNr Governor, j. represented as say
I,.- In his rsr7paiyn speeches
-, -. ~ p1atr,o1 .ho''It a.
~. ,,'ut.,, I'm -. ,,a.t -,
-. N.''',, 80 -, ~ On
Lin Az, ur,rh dnes rrt anntsjn a
.,io,. ~ 1ine ora,i,g msrtst for I'M
A,-f-,stsl ~ wheat or annther barrel or
..t 10, ,.,..,, ,,r.,,t,,rt. ~ the far,, =
II 'aheiia'S thompson ) correctly re
ported u iar shove. h'S gross misrepre-
-,rfa,r.r- 10 Mr. Blaine great Injustice;
.-.,..r l.,,,np,c,l N. Mckinley
''- - s"s mos -H' AI'o"S ''''a>"ie '''l
presented ~ Congress" on the contrary
Mr. Rta5nc. ( IN. Stur,i, friend Of 1.-The Nc
A.1 tl.,.o, j..
PROVISIONS. except 'HA' ne "ou'd la'oI '"e
addition II such an amendment as would
rive MIN an opportuuifv 10 use sugar In
.,a.,..s ,,;,,, 3D.. s,,,,o-
80 N''
growing countries u Tie American cont
ErIt
Ny rtq.,. ST, ,b.,raually believe. in the
:. ,....-.-.
t''' i+e FIJI ii'-''''hS ''' u"S'''os "a
oar country ,Aa. nc womb nave tarlf hlIIs
8, framed that thry Mould not exclusively
stfr.,. th.1....,,.. 10 imports hDt wonJd
...-,,
"' '''' " ~ - 20, = a "''''
y De Lewiston 4 'rHdt has We'll said
What Mr blaine desires /, 10 have tie
Mckinney bin inaueurate new feature.
one never before Incorporated in rarit
n.I-yz provisions looking TO reciprocity
treaties WA the non manufacturing coun-
tr.,~ ~ tht- continent with view OF hay
u. them admit American wheat and other
tia#act- frr, while they impose duties on
SIN lar products from other countries.
aud especially 10 have the sugar schedule
~. arranged A. to furnish basis for such
treaties
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ALL BROKEN DOWN.

l. Il not sad 10 see many young men ever,
day OF whom this can be said. Young man
take my advice. Stop all ind.creiions which
you have practi-ed, Keep good hours. retir,
early, and build up your shattered system b,
sulphur Bitters, which will cure you.-OLI
Il
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DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABIT-In
all the World there Is but one cure.
DIR. HAines, lsalden Sneeiac

Ii can be given in a cup OF tea or coffee with
OUT the knowledge OF the person taking ii. eff
feeling speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient Is a moderate drinker or an alco-
hoiic wreck. Thousands OF drunkartls have
been cured who have taken the Golden Speci-
fc in their coffee withou, their knowledya
and to-day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. No harmful effect results from
Its administration. Cures guaranteed. Send
for circular and full particulars Address in
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co., ls5 Race
Street, Cincinnati, o. Iy40
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Mr.. Editor

W. Editor
Concerning the Forgotten Millions"
think Southwest Harbor at least two laps
ahead. Go in, comrade Joe i am with you.
NORTHEAST HARBoR
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Dissolution.

:, This Is TO give notice tina, the firm OF Mcdonald
bioe mas dissolved partnership. business will
be carried on at the old stand hereafter nv Z, w
Mcdonald Il Co. All persons having unsettled
accounts are requested to call and settle at once
2w35
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To the County Commissioners OF Hancock County
STATE OF Maine.
K E>fti TIL LILY represents the undersigned
IL selecimen OF the town OF Eden in said coun'
y Of Hancock, that the true boundaries OF III,
hereinafter described highway situated within
the said town of Eden are doubtful uncertain IT
lost that said highway has been duly located and
IN general described a. follows To wit Regin.
ming at the corner OF the Eagle Lake road at the
corner of MI Desert and Eden street theBctsTllp-
ming horthwesterly, westerly and southy.steriy
passing Eagle Lake road on the north and pass
Ing the houses OF Geo. Newman, J NJ Mcfarland
and III Young. 20 the dividing line between sIt
Desert and Eden, and the undersigned Heleetmpn
as aforesaid respectfully petition your honorable
body that you will proceed, after giving such no
lice or this petition a. is by law required TO hear
the parties interested. examine said highway
locate and define It's limits and boundaries and
cause durable monuments 10 be erected al the an.
giles thereof and II any real estate Il damaged IN
eaid action, award damages 10 the owner a. is di
rected and In genera To do and perform all other
acts and things necessary and in conformity to the
REVISED Statutes of Maine and particularly Chap.
ter XVIII, Section ,. Of said sta,ute.
CHARLES 4. PAINE, selectmen
JAMES +. HAMoR, of
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CHARLES +. PAINE, Selectmen
JAMES T.. HAMoR, OF
EDWARD :. CLARK. said Eden.
T-VtH, Aug. iii, 4. II. IssU,
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK SIS Court OF county commissioners,
Apr. adj. Term,a d.. 1899.
Upon the foregoing petition II Is considered bv
the commissioners that the petitioners are respon
sIhle and that they ought TO be heard touching the
matter set forth in their petition and theref,
order that the County Commissioners meet at the
selectmen's Office, in Eden, Bar Harbor on Tues.
day, the 30th day of sept. next at o'clock, a. m ,
and thence proceed TO view the route mentioned in
said petition, Immediately after which view A
hearing of the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity and such
other measures taken in the premises as the com
missoners shall judge proper. And it is further
orfered that notice Of the time, place and purpose
of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid be given
to all persons and corporations interested by sery
ing attested copies OF the petition and this order
thereon. upon the .-erk OF the town of Eden
aud by posting up attested copies as aforesaid In
three public places in said town, thirty day. AT
least before the time appointed for said view and
by publishing the petition AMI order thereon three.
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American a
newspaper published at Ellsworth, in the county
Of Hancock, the first publication to he thirty davs
st least before the time of said view that all per
sons and corporations interested NAV attend and
be heard if they think lit.
Attest:-IOHN 7. kNOWLTON Clerk
true copy of the petition and order thereon
Attest JOHN F. kNOWLTON Clerk
Sw34
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
ah concerned that he has been duly appointed
anu has taken Upon himself the trust OF an admin.
,stra'or OF the estate of Mary Smith. late of
Bucksport, In he county of Hancock. decea sed
by giving bond As the law directs; he therefore
requests All persons who indebted TO the said
ueceased's estate 10 make immediate pay ment and
those VINO nave any demands thereon TO exhibit
the same fer settlement
THEODORE H. SMITH.
August 18th, A. D. lss1 3wsS
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n Q z 6 e .

The undersigned hereby caution all persons
against purchasing certain notes. one for $50 and
one for as given by us to Reuben Hamilton Of
Lamoine. said notes being dated Aug. 18th, lsoo.
JACOB ALTMAN.
- SIMON koRTTZKY.
Ellsworth, Aug. IS, ls9o. 3vas.
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To Delinquent Taxpayers Of
the City Of Ellsworth for
the year 4. d. 1887 1889.

lam Obliged % close up the balance %
my committeeman or city. County aad state
TRtrs for 4. u. iss. and ls>D, aud an
less they settled at once I am In
.truct.d to sue forthwith.
tr8 RT.> oWIE Collector
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

HAN''''hl =" n IOurt Of ln-OTYUnCY
On this ninth day Of July, AID I>ao II "a
hereby ordered that said assignee rubbish ma
above notice once week for three successive
weeks ~ The Ellsworth American, 4 newspaper
publ she'd In Ellsworth, ia SAIL county
Witness my hand and the seal Of .aiI Copri thI.
ninth day Of July, A. -. lsss.
@. 7. CUNNINGHAM
Judge 81 said court Tor said county OF Hancock
Sw15
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IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice of second Meeting.
STATE or MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE
iAANt"th' sA--COHrt OF Insolvency.
In the case ~ Dudley :. Homes ~ Ellsworth in
said county, InSolvent Debtor
Ihis is 20 give notice that nursuant t. al ,r.l.r
OF Court therefor 4 second rneet,n., ~ me c-,-j,
tors OF said Insoivent Debtor WIN 1- held af the
Probate court room in Ruckznnrt In = in coT,rtv
on Wednesday, the tenth day of sent q a I~sl
al TWO O'Clock in the afternoon. for the uurr,-e4
named In chapter seventy on he revised statutes
OF The state ~ Maine and gnanlirnen,s raUf and
additions thereto
Attest .--JHAS T.. NoEE Register Of said Caurt
2W4
IiE subscriber hereby give, ,y,l,.. notice, t. all
s'herrNgd mat he has h,-ar duiy appointed
am Ha- tlktn upoH himself H.. trt,-t ~ I'm al.
Illustrator Of tire estate 81 J,s.,h ,,r., aie
% Netiswici.. IN tito COUNTY III usbr.cL deceased,
by giving bond a. the law directs. h., therefore
requests all persons who are ind.htedto aid de-
ceased : estate to make imresiiate nayTnent and
those who have any demands thereon N exhibit
the same for settlement
49,, HORACE PERKINS,
Aus. 18TH A ID, 1890 sw4
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANruCA ;, To the sneriif- of our respective
Counties. or either Of their Deputies
LkIEIINL.

HANCOCK - To the SneriH- of our RESPECTIVE
GREETING
$3.50 INTF command you 70 attach The goods
N. 5 ( w or estate Of The LamoIne and Mount
- Desert Land Conn ny, corporation or.
ganilod under the laws of the state of Maine and
having a place of business at Bar tiarbor, in said
State, and particularly and especially 60 attach
the Pavilion. called, situated NJ Lamoinc
Point, being building used as a hotol and the land
on which " stands to the value Of three hundred
dollars amt summon the ~ai'l defendant, tf Il
may he found IN your prcCinctl "a appear before
our Justices of the supreme Judicial Court next
tn be holden In Ellsworth. within and for our
.---c uancpck. on tn ,hiri Tuesday Of Jan
a. there in Our said court ~ an
% fcsi.lc and Everett Il. Brew
~ = llancuck county, Maiur, co-part
finder thu lmU of pusi-c and brewer.
I'm plea of cas-. for that the said defendant
at sail Eden, tSwtt. Ellsworth, on the day of the
purrha, e ot this writ being indebted to the plain
Tin IN the sum of one hundred and nine dollars
and thirty seven cents. according 60 the account
annexed, then and there in consideration thereof.
promised thc plaintiffs 70 pay them thg sam, sum
on demand which account the p'aintifS aver Is
for materials by them furnished in the erection au
repair of said building under a contract by thrm
made with the defendant and owner Of said buiid-
ing and hud, the last OF which SAID materials
wctr furnished within ninety itay before me pur
cha d Of ths writ This suit r. brought ~ enfrret
the plaintiffs Hen fpr the same upun said ou!iiing
amt lauI
LANoI>r ANu Mor>r bTsFEr LNNp co.
AND THE PAVILION ItorrL. 10
DEsisLE Asp HEEwER nE.
To Md 4. ror hu. <H-!1
Yet, though often requested, the -aii defendant
mas uut fat -tJ sum hut utEirrts 40 M do. IN thf
damage ~ SHid plaintiffs a- they Sly the W
three hun'irrt dollars. whsh shall then ami there
BE- mad" g. appear "tth other iue damages. And
have y"u there THIS writ with your Oing- therein.
Wines John A. Peters Justice OF Salu court
az + l-wnrth this 2Ytu day Of October, in the year
y our i"rd one thousand ciFm hundred and
HANrutk, - -Ortohcr %, I~-9
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man, is l20 $40
Aug. 25th 1880 sva5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-26
Returned From the East.

Mr.. aud Mrs. j. +. Handsaler have re-
turned from Kansas City, whittier they
went in January last 10 prosecute one
William Randall, who in August last de-
frauded Mr.. Handsaker out of 1850. Ran
dali was foreman for Mr.. Hsndsaker on
the Puget sound university building 81
Tacoma, and SKIPPED ont with 81, ESQ given
him To pay oil bis men. He went froru
there 10 Kansas City. where he was arrested
in January last Mr., Handsaker immedsa.
teiy went East aud Mrs. handsakey followed
him few DAYS late. Randall was brought
back to Tacoma FOR trial but AIR Hand
saker Was unable 10 return and prosecuts
him. as Mrs Hsndsaker Was taken sick
and he Was let 60. OF the 81 80 stolen Mr.
Handsaker only recovered 500 and it cost
mir, x-sl 10 do so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-26

= FAMILIAR Street Urchis who should
Be Taken Care Of.
SPOKANE, April io.-t Reriewl Nearly
every one knows BY sight the little street
nrchin who goes around the streets selling
papers while not engaged in crying over an
imaginary Is cent piece lost Many citi-
zens have taken pity on the youngster and
gwen him money. thinking that be had
really lost the amount claimed, but they
did wrong. The child WAS simply carrying
out his mothers instructions.
Begging 10 not the child's only offense
against the peace and dignity of the
city," Tor he sometimes steals Thursday
he applied TO Miss Nelly Sherman, an en-
pioyee OF z. b. Nelson a. Co, at her resi-
dence. for 50 cents. She told him that she
would give him the money II he would
carry In little wood that Vas in the yard
This he did, but after completing his task
ran away, refusing to accept the money,
although pressed to do so, saying: wait
till morning when will bring you q paper
and then you can pay me-"
Shortly after the child had disappeared
Miss sherman missed her gold watch,
which she had left on the bureau. She no.
tified Captain Martin and yesterday he re-
ceived it from the child. 1t was only re-
Gently the child stole pocketbook from a
neighbor containing $3.50. He Is only
about years of age, and the police are at a
loss what TO do With him. Should he be
arrested discharge from custody would
follow. Is there is no place in which chill
dren can be confined for punishment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-26

Whatcom, II compietsd from Nsw L
corn ready for travel.
There Il now daily boat between What
com and Blaine, but no daaiy mail. The
governments mail service does not ken M
Win The Wbetcom county boom.
The daily issue 81 the Anacorses Pypcrr
- suspended
The mail steamer Idaho was only seven
hours late the last trip.
II - TACT not generally known that the
Original Whascom townsits propristoYs.
Messfs- Roeder and Peabody, sold nearly
Al their water front Oh in 1853. during thu
gold sxcitemsnt The purchasers are scat
tered far and wide This, however. viii
cut some figure in the disposition of tide
lands. Unieas the owners turn IN. most Of
the WhatcOm wster front blocks viii bs
sold At public auction. The deeds from
the Old townsite proprietors are on record
In Whatcom county.
New Whatcom Is forging ahead ~ .
sawmiil and manufacturing center. People
are beginning to realize that factories en-
pioying labor produce more wealth than
real estate booms.
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II Is understood that the Union Pacific
Railway Company will shortly change the
schedule Of the steamers North Pacific and
olvmpian on the Victoria route. tits thought
th., under the change the steamers will
leave Tacoma al n. IN. and Seattle ut i0sl5
a M. IL is probable that the osympiAn
and CITY Of Kingston will race from here
IN Port Townsend TO-DAY. When the CITY
az Kingston beat the olymplan on Tues.
aav last. the latter boat was only using one
b..st9r
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ROBERT FLYNN.
Funeral nj the Host az the Old Oeei-
dental.

Funeral of the Host az the Old Oeei-
dental.
The funeral of Robert Flynn. who died at
Des Moines on Wednesday night. will be held
this morning at q o'clock from Bonney &
Stewards. Robert Flynn was once the
manager Of the old Occidental hotel in
Seattle. and was well-known citizen OF the
county. lie was comfortably fixed 5nsn-
ciaily. and owned large amount Of real
estate at Des Moines and other places.
The only relative that he is known TO
have is q brother who is a sea captain and
is at present out on voy age. This brother
recently wrote 10 Robert that he wanted
him To meet him in New York early In
May. at which time he would come In
from the voyage.
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Bids tn BE Opened by the school BOARD
Monday Night.
The bids on the new schooihouses viii
be opened at the meeting Of the school
board Monday evening. and in all proba-
bility the contracts will be let.
A number OF contractors are figuring on
the work and . number of bids will ne
handed in. The contractors to whom the
contracts are let will be required to begin
work Immediately, As it is desired TO have
the buildings ready by the first week in
September, when the new school term be-
gins. All of the plans have been com
pieted. and everything is in readiness to
begin just as soon as the contracts are let.
No grading to speak Of Is necessary on
any of the sites. except the one in Mercer
addition. There the building viii be put
up first. and the lot Will then be graded up
in terraces to meet the levels OF adjoining
streets.
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NEW wHATCoM.
~ Of More Solid business ra,ievt.r
the Room.

the Bcont.
MAROON. April % A PETITION is being
sspsFed asking the county commissioners
a IN election TO permit q vote on the
bond question, with a view 60 building
Hssem OF plsnkroads in Whatcom
oanty.
noe Z Guests new steamer being built
.ommi, to ply on Bellingham bay. will
s'iour feet long by twenty-five feet
non- John Leary has been here looking
~ ais land west OF Whatcom through
SI'en the Bennett railroad proposes to run.
- - cams that railroad cannot take 100
= vide Tor right-ot-way when only thirty
iest Is necessary. This matter will
s.nst many through whose lands the
--'losd will run. A large force of laborers
noS at work grading northward near
ome water front. The contracts for
Aassaction westward from Whatcom
not yet been let for some season. The
aasu company are however enaesvor-
si.say. ~ ~
4ae plank road TO Silver Beach, Lake