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" fitted with every modern Improvement
required IN vessel Of her class.
July T.
And now the rusticator has full swing,
the town is full of them and still they
come.
Not much has been done at haying yet;
the crop is good.
We are glad to see our old friend How
ard Dow on the stage line once more he
Is as pleasant and accommodating as in
days gone by, and passengers or freight
entrusted to his care will receive proper
attention.
Attractive additions have been made at
the mineral spring. It is a pleasant place
to visit.
Prof Foster Of Mcintosh University
Georgia. gave very instructive and en-
pertaining lecture in the Congregational
vestry, Sunday evening. The Professor
is very pleasing speaker and will hold the
closest attention of his audience.
Prof. John s. Sewall and wife. Mrs
Stcarns. widow OF the late Prof Stearns,
Mrs. llam.in. widow Of the late ex-Vice
President. and Mrs. Hayford all of Ban
gor. were guests at the Bluehil House last
week At the close of the meeting In the
Cungrega cnal vestrv. Wednesday even
ing reception was rendered them
July II. SUBSTITUTE,
| note the arrival by Saturdays boat Of
Mr.. John Harlin and five daughters Of New
York who are staying at the Bluehill Inn.
The rs. buoy boat came Thursday and
buoyed out the hsrbor.
Frank Wildes Commander, L. s. y. light
house Inspector, was at the Bluehill Inn
the 9th.
Mrs Fr,d Holt Of Boston, y the CUES,
OF Mrs \. 3 Holt.
Mrs Hattie Wllnsms Of Worcester,
Mass. Is the guest Of Mrs. G. NJ Pills
bury.
Schooner Hazel Dell. Capt Cousins.
loaded for New York at the Means place
Mr. Walter Snafter Of Summerset. y. j.,
IS at the pendleton House
Mr. VIII W. Darling ami wife Of
Watham arrived 10 town saturday.
Mrs Dr Carpenter of Boston. Is Sop
p7ns Al Y. 4. IInlt-
" e.. II Slower lft for New York
Monday. lie WIN return in ten days
Mr Fret Watson Of Bropkln was in
town over sunday, On his way to Bucks
port.
Hon. Jake Closson was in town sa,ur-
day.
There was n quiet wedding Saturday
evening AZ the residence Of Mr. q. H. Ven.
mr., ihe contracting parties being Miss
Marie l. Ncnner ~ BlHrbN and Mr..
Hrt>chrl A Bacon ~ WAltham, Mass
Reception followed AZ the home OF the
brides parents. and was q very pleasant sf-
fair The presents were numerous. Mr..
aud Mrs. Bacon received the hearty con-
gratulat5otS Of their friends, and we " 81
the lovely bride and groom every comfort
AMI blessing necessary to enhance the
yalu" % fc AMI render the journey a.
bright 3, tlc noon-day sun. HE n q v,
society of which tile bride wa- = mem
ter ,nrart out In a body and gave ths
happy couple a sernalc after the reception
The mineral springs are doing thriving
business
Mr. Benjamin Snow i very sick
Mr.. Flrcnce Moore j. getting better
Mrs Ahoy \ Lufkin and son Ernest
LIFT to~n Thursday FOR Monroe
Miss NaII AMI Cora Dodge arrived HON,
last w-,k from Worcester.
| >lppp,c that yon viii have a more bril-.
liant report ~ The 4th AMI 5tt than car
cayr - si.l nuIv -ay that thr opening ii
fhr urw race course VA a decided sucC, -
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trct, the candidate of a united, harmon
ious and successful party in every county
In the district
And with this assurance | am willing to
leave 1t to the good sense OF this conven-
ton to answer the question whether you
can do better than to nominate him.
The Miliken men were very fortunate
in their selection of spokesman, Rev. +.
NJ. Smith of Readheld, president Of the
seminary at kent's Hill. He spoke Of the
self-control Americans exercise in these
contests compared with the French and
English, who even throw gingerbread at
their statesmen. To be calm has been de-
fined as the first duty of the citizen. He
referred to our resent delegation in Con-
gress, mentioning Mr.. Reed as one skilled
in arithmetic and knowing how to count,
gradually working up to Milliken, whom
he characterized as a man who was not an
experiment, a typical Maine man. who has
the habit of being on the right side. He
will not 20 to Washington, be registered,
and never be heard of again. We might
as well send pine tree as that sort of
man. We want a man who knows the
their record.
Mr. L. l. Walton Of Skowhegsn spoke
for the Wi-wer Club Of Skowhegan. with
much earnes;ness.
J. II Pearson of Vassalhoro seconded
the nomination OF Seth l.. MiiIiken
40 r Nj Howard owen of Augusta,
the able editor Of the Mime Fdrmsr,
jumped upon settee and put in nomina-
ton, Joseph II. Nanley He said
II jumped up here because am a little
fellow. am from kenncbec and that is
equivalent to saying that we will support
any candidate nominated here to-day. We
arr here to nominate a man and We have
no gaping chssm to oil requiring the blood
o. any human being Applause. TIE
man -1a.. nominate is not an angel
laughter ant applause hut he j. live.
busy, able. patriotic man" NJ oven re-
cited Mr. Msrley's life work In AuEu>ta.
Mr., Owens speech VA. very lively. fun Of
girger and one Of the best Of the consen-
/ ton.
/ Hon. Oramnuiel Smith uoH arose %
/ pte~cn; GOV Burleigh's name 10 NJ cJn-
ventlou. He made measured speech and
I he said briefly that he had The pleasure Of
/ presenting the name Of Hon Edwin c.
/ Burleigh Of Augusta He was Interrupted
by long continued applause, and he con
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Notice of Foreclosure.

: JOSEPH l. 81 as,
per his Atty, " o. Buck
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Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS stephen u. Bridges of y,-.,.. .a
~ ne county of Hancock ami state or NIs..u,
dl' by his deed dated "a March Isl ,r.t.r-,. .r.
S s In HancocH Registry Of Deeds, RON ..i I..-c.
~, convey to ne tn NOR gage and Ill t,r nj.
lo"lnH Inscribed real estate. viz \ .yrl .t
~, g f, y ana WIN wharf and bti t.r.
On situated In said Verona. ana boartu.l ..--.r.
~ Ieh"hsc"t river, ~oUtnerly Nv lsud.,f a .fH -.,
~, pn! ana iHnu Of 7 Mooimau. s,-.rr. .-
me center line Of the Island and porti,r.t 0e ..
vi iatcll Bridges, containing sHrv f,ur .a-, r .,
or less, and whereas the c1pft.riat n+-..I.r...rr
80 ma nttn broken claim to f1r,y'.-t -atl
mortgage and publish this notice for tran 4nrt..-,
day of July, A d 1892.
gas JOSEPH l. BUCK,
oN-, per HE AttE.. " ~ E--k
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.
BAR HARBoR TO BANGOR.

tStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
These Tra!ns connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and 81. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested tn Procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth 70 Falls and Falls 10 Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. X. K. ticket Office
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent,
PAYSbN TIT ktE.
Vice Pres. and GenI Manager.
F.E. BoOTHBY, Gent Pass aud Ticket Az.
June - 1871 lNr-"
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sluehiil

BIuehii.
| Mr. Geo. H stover arrived by satur-
days boat.
Eighteen guests arrived at the Bluehill
Inn which was opened Saturday.
Mr.. Hicks two daughters arrived last
week.
Miss Maud and Nancy Nichols who have
been the guests of Lillian May Kane, re
turned home Saturday
Mr. Charlie, Towns arrived on SATURDAYS
boat; also Hattie Mayo and Miss Adela
Marks.
Mss II. Mayos school closed Friday,
at the Falls.
The horses in Mr.. Geo II. Stover's
stable are looking fine.
The steam launch Maud S was sue
ceSsfully launched last week The Adeline
/ is in commission.
Mr. ". p, Bisset made flying bust
ness trip to New York last week. and
secured contract to furnish three hun
dred thousand paving blocks. He returned
home Sunday morning.
The great national holiday opened with
bad weather, but soon cleared as the sun
came up. The heavy rain Sunday and dur
ing the night rendered the roads bad. we
do not expect much Of a race to -day but
tomorrow bids fair to be big day for
Bluehi!l.
July 4.
ARRIVALS AT THE Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Rogers of New
1ork; Chief Engineer Alexander Hend-r-
son of L. 5 navy yard, Boston, and wife;
Alexander Henderson, Jr, Boston: II.
Howison Henderson, Boston Miss Eliza
beth Hall Henderson. Boston; Miss Catha-
rine Stayton, New York; Miss Elizapeth
Johnson, Boston Mr.. Robert Bunge, New
York; Benjamin c. Day, Boston: Captain
II. L. Howison, U. s. navy, Washington.
b. c, and wife; Miss Helen C. Hicks.
Summit. N. j.. Miss Julia c. Hicks, Sum-
NIT. n. j.; Mr.. Geo. H. Slower. New
York; Geo. Fl. Slower, Jr., New York:
Mr.. A. II. Slower, Boston; Mr.. Fred A.
Perkins, Boston.
Among the first arrivals at the Bluehill
Inn is Capt. Henry L. Howison. L. S.
navy, at present on duty as member of
the Light House Board In Washington. ID.
{. The owners of vessels resident in Rlue
hill and masters of the craft navigating
our harbor are indebted to Capt. Howison
FOR the interest taken by him in Bluehill
waters, as the lighthouse tender NAV soon
be expected here. under the directions of
Capt Wilde of the navy. to place such
buoys as mark the lodges near the en-
trance. This is long felt need. and Capt.
Crockett of the steamer Jullette and other
steamer masters will feel greatly relieved
OF the responsibility attached to the care
OF the several thousands of passengers an
nually brought here.
Among the passengers of the Juliette on
Saturday was Chief Engineer Alexander
henderson of the L. S. navy, who is the
head Of the steam engineering department
OF the navy yard, Boston and who is the
senior engineer of the naval service. Chief
Engineer Henderson gave particular atten- |
uon to the working of our new steamer
and expresses high opinion of her whole |
ouiid and outfit; the smooth working of |
the engines was particularly noticeable |
ana ne states that she has been thorough |
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Yachting or Sailing Parties !!
LAMOINE BEACH.

have purchased first class Yacht Tor summer
use In fren"hm7n's Bay which will sccoYnIen. late
from Htieen To twenty passengers and h1te = com
modious tent for shore Use I an p.cparpd to
tai parties on fishing excursions by weekly or
shorter tT1p' or picnic rarea to any or al pleas
ant places OF resort Ia car bav
Parties cotainr hE steamer 10 Bar Harbor for
Lamoine, or other near BY places, win he met Al
steamboat wharf. Bar Harbor and CARR d al
reasonable rates. '
Shall run on this route from July through Sen.
TENDER; persons DESTROYS of securing nv services
VIII please inform me day or two in advance. If
for long trips. DYER YOUNG
Awzo Lamoine Beach
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Har'@1ille

Mr.. Le,otu~ Grover who died recently
wa one " our oldest and most respected
citizens. He enlisted in the ~er,! lee Of
Chrst when a mere boy AMI had been a
valiant soldier ever since. He had been
great sufferer for many year- hut had
borne II patiently, looking forward for his
Masters coming. He leaves behind him 10
mourn his ioss a faithful wife and eigh,
children besides other near relatives
Mrs Frank Hoyt Of Lawrence. Mass
accompanied by her two children is visit
lng hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Frost
Miss Helen Brimmer Of Brewer is in
town for few days visiting relatives.
The hum Of the moving machine can be
again heard but there will be a light crop
Of hay in this vicinity.
Rev. Leonard Marsh Of Eddingtop i.
holding series Of meetings in town He
Is man over 50 years old but one would
take him to be 90 years younger He is
very smart for his years and walks with a
firm step, like one that says, I'm work till
Jesus comes"
July H.
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A Discount of 10 Per Cant
Flags, Flags. Flags ,

Wiil send postpaid on receipt of price, a frs,
4uahty Cotton Bunting Flag with names OF CAN'T
dates for President and Vice President 80 nt
party; feet long. 15c.; feet long sI,DG: = fect
nhe 70; feet long. 81 50. send for prices an
any SIZE Or kind Of Flag. GEO A. DITSTIH
Dexter, Me, Dealer in Flags Portrsita ~. ~
works and all kinds Of Campaign Goods. iws7
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The New England Advent campmeet-
Ing has changed its name to the New Eng
land Seaside Campmeeting Association and
will hecnme inCOrpOrated.
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Officers are searching for John Ready,
an Old Orchard hostler, who is suspected
of stealing money and clothing from
George Fogg, stable keeper of that town
Ready belongs in Burlington, Vt.
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w Initials ohye j. Gray, Of Deer Isle. Han
~, t"FA county, Maine, by her mortgage dc,.',
ualsh me 9TH day Of March, A. ~ Isl arG r,.
corded IN the Hancock Registry IT pcr'.-. ,,us
~. pase III, conveyed % me. the uufjrr-H- ned
certain parcel of real estate situate in ue.r i,
county ana state aforesaid, with butts ari bounds
rs Ioiiows, viz BEGINNING With 4 ,triHyG rock
~ tii'i 9puth SHE OF the new contemplated road
Opposite the "HOtel Lot" 50 called thence wrestler
y lity feet, more or less to a drilled rock ,t.ea
s"uthefly one hundred and siN feet tn fl ar .i
~ III ic1ge, thence easterly niretv ri-tf ;u,r.
re or tess, to spruce tree spotted standing nr-
tween thr !edges, thence northerly between the
teuges one hundred and six feet 10 the new road
aforementioned. being same premises conye,e ed 10
= A. Russ in lso5, together with the wooden
frame building and outhuildipas rr.rp standing.
VIOLET Gp>>,
July 9Th, 1892. s,g57
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The bullying insolence of the plauta-
ton despotism in the days of slavery,
crops out anew in the Force bill" plank
of the Chicago convention.
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John Bull laughed right out aloud so
well pleased was he with the tariff plank
of the Chicago convention.
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White wings of Peace.

Joseph Desjardin, of Lewiston, aged
IL years, was drowned while bathing In the
river Friday night.
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ACCIDENTS,

and how to deal with them. and other valua-
bic medical Information, Will be found In pr.
ksufmann'- great Medical Works; elegant
plates. Send three 2-cent stamps to pay post
age to A. T.. Orlway 4 CO., Boston, Mass, aud
receive copy free.
WHEN began using Ely's Cream Balm
my rRtarth was so bal | bad headache the
whole time and discharged q large amount OF
filthy matter. That has almost entirely dl>ap-
psared and have not bad headache since. II
H. Sommers, StephHey Conn
BE sure you get Ayers" 4 AZ important
caution % tli - search q thoroughly reliable
bood-purh,r. Ayers Snr-aparilla being the
one on which there can he no manner 81 doubt.
l. ht, ,ioul the test nf nearly hall century.
and ha- long been considered the standard.
Aver riIl- promptly remove the causes
% ~iak aui urr,au headaches. Thc-e pi'l-
speedily correct irregularities ~ the stomach,
liver aul bowels and Ar thc miIAr.; Ana most
reliable calharttc ii u.e. 50 one should be
without them.
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Lydia Merrill, clairvoysnt physician
well-known throughout Msine, died at
Richmond Thursday night
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-o,n,. ki,1"fa rn..y DECENTRALIZATION. a,,i
op- y.,,r, n.nrI,. v,,. All, a, n.,..,.t
=, nj ,... ,.i, ,,,... ,,,., ,.I.,.r.,,.,, .,I5
ne Methodist win deep tones ani a
Ntrady SWING p"a,"i long ani strong,
quickly tnnE nn M. r.f-srn s,.4 ,ih...-f,,rfy
FAIL .,I-,s i. INV anI r.,, wi,r j
rol!icAing turn, came the sch0oi-3c.l Win
-iai Hoora HooTa occasional re-
Inc To- nanv IN. Jay ~. NOR, r.,,,,,t.
sb.. for il sunshine at,.r m. pr,g,,nre1
AAmpHe~s, thah anything else. III" Bar
III. A"t+ttF llFuiNAtd i'AhSf ioT arg
a. ..,..... III ..i., ,'.-. neo,L Mn ovrft1w
At ,lr town hA!!j III tbr forrn,,,n ,.,I'.
event Of the day; a dazsu n-t,.y h,...f
Ii'.H marry ''rah ana sweet,
1850 '"' COMPARISON. ~ course
~ N'''He anu award 4 premium for good
.D'N-' N"rf' ~ were - pleasing, Va, not
~ ~ luF t.t J4'-e~' bnt Httie
'S9 4'''N TIT y"t.' '''h hr~t irlle.
"uS -niI rh- p1f.'y h.h pin wa~
=" ''n',l 'A'F A'A louise hstt 'ar',I A. SEX
"u'' Fah'F wares 'fr cream -" and
:" "" TICS were tp' sac 10 tA- town hal;
an' H~h p'i1 ana post i'it, were WI
pA'F"ni/'d.
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Specimen Cases.

:. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis. WAS
troubled with Neuralgia aud rheumatism. his
stomach was disordered. his Liver was affect
ed to an alarming degree, appetite fell away
aud he was terribly reduced IN flesh and
strength Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward shepherd. Harrisburg. H.. had a
running sore on his leg OF eight years stand.
Ing. sed three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes of Bucklens ArAica Salve. and his
leg is sound and well, John Speaker, Catawha,
o.. had five large Fever sores on his leg, doc
tors laid be was lncurabc, one bottle Flee
trio Bitter. and one box Bucklen's Aruica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold at ;. ID. Wig
uin'- Drug -tore
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neafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There is only one
way to cure Deafness, aud that Is by constitu-
tionsl remedies Deafness IL caused ny an IN
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF the
Eu>tachIsn Tube. When the tube gets IN
famed YOU have a rnmbling sound of imper-
feet hearing, and when il is entirely closed
Deafness is the result. and unless the iniiaiIi-
nation eau be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hearing Will
he destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh which is nothing but an IN
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar for any
ease OF Deafness (caused by catarrhl that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. send for
circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co. Props. Toledo, q.
IL Sold by all Druggists, I5c. July
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School in the Blysde district closed
Friday, July Sth, after successeil term
of nine weeks, taught by Miss JOSH Walls.
resident Of the district. This fyas Miss
Walls first school. and would do credit to
many teachers of more experience We
predict for Miss Josie succefs in her
chosen vocation. NEIL,
July II.
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The iitst iEa!irt
.4 a. q f-. g. 1t

$50 r. M--Howari owen Withdrew
Joseph II. Nanl"y- name
NiiIikru Nominated.
AA.A-~ ..-...-.--s--' 49, -------'.-i
han..s-
rnr >ccon: "a,i,. va announced Al
( %H f. NJ. a. follows
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Miss Emily Sawyer, who has been visit
ing friends in Sedgwck and vicinity, ar
rived home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ionic Liscomb and Master Rslpb
Liscomb of Seal Harbor, are spending A
few days here.
The day we celebrate" was appropri
ately observed in this place by flag
raising. which was largely attended by
persons from all parts of the town, and
some from adjoining towns. Not being
present, your correspondent is unable to
give an account of the exercises, but we
learn that the interesting program was
successfully carried out. The collation.
served later on was pronounced by those
who parto0k of it, as excellent, and the
pyrotechDic display in the evening, which
we had the pleasure of witnessing, was
very fine. Doubtless a full account will
appear in this issue of the AMERICAN.
Thanks are due to Capt. j. B. Walls,
through whose efforts the funds necessary
to purchase the flag were raised The
stars and stripes now float over two
school buildings in our locality, the Raw
side school house, and our own, and the
MI 4 i.S rinfs fpl
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Mr. Hale continued ana said ,hst the
employment II paid "merc"naFits' a. a.
>cr.ped fly Senator VOORHEES, was not the
doing Of the Republican party, and !: could
not be placed upon Il.
He commented what Senator Palmer
said, that this trouble might have broken
out 10 any industry and was not s. question
IF politics, and he most severely scored
Noorh.". for st- psr,irsa -p.sst IN trytnz
Nit y.-rAss- whom 'aisa.ss-7-- ''a.s-i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20
2lttG eta S08Itmg bon protetan.
tii0em &trGenfOmIen.
G. tn Ntilmaufee.

Ser W1iltpaufeer repubLifaniI6e SEM
tinel, (oer gegen 8isconiiner SirGenl6ulem
i6reibt, neil ie ni6t itaatlih beaufz
1i6tigt ieien,) meloete, oaB Der bisberige
StrDent SAUL Getnl1, Der iein Stuotum
auf Der uniperiitdt bon Wisconitn in WaDi>
ion npllenoet (grabuirt} bat, als v3ecturer"
bieier l1niperiitGt uilter Dem neren v@rtenz
fion">plane ernannt iDorben lit uno bic
serannte .3eitung faat, glei9iam bieie
NusSeihnung ertldreno. bin3u, baB Stus
bioius &etnid Elm 309ltng Der Wtiltpauz
teer offentli6en 6o6i6ule Jet.
0as lit etn Srrtbum. 6err &einib lit
fein !309ling elmer itaatli6en 6o6l1ule,
ionoerlt nieImebr Elm iebr lebenoiger 8ez
tpeis iir Die 0or3i9lihfeit Der beutl6en
p~roteitantil1en @smeinoelhulen.
8etnl@ tit Der Sobn zines lut9ertlGen
8aitors unb bat ben @runb au letnen
&enntniilen in elmer lutberii1en @emeinbez
i6ule in Wtilpautee 9elegt; mad Nblolz
birung bieler S6ule bat CT oas Oitltpauteer
proteitantil6e @oncoroia>@ Dlnnaltum be-
iuGt. Dieie treffi6e Nnitalt bat ct bis CUR
Tertia ourdgernedDt, Die oamals bte 9D6lte
&lalie Der nod iungen NnItalt mar.
Oas mettere Stuoium 6Gtts gteinI6
@OuDk IACLL%lN1 NnIBNONb nbAIlSttg ]ONnb W.
Milmaufeer 8Irger Spbn Solution ni9t
geraoe bamalS Elm Stipenotum fir einen
~belonoers begabten Stubenten aus bent
@ountp MaiIpaufee on Der Mabtioner
StaatS uniperittdt 9eitiftet bite. I'm oieles
StIpenOium beparb ft6 9tetnid, beftanb
nit Musaei6nuna Die baflr Dorgei6riebene
grIfung unb erbtelt es. S8ie iebr er ben
@rtpartun9en Oes Stifters entipro6en uno
tpie tiidtig er ieine 'Stuoien5eit gu beuuben
%peritanben BAT, benefit Die einfade Sbatz
Jade, baB CT frii6 bon Der l1ntperiitdt meg
gum v2ecturer" berielben in bet @ei9i9te,
erlannt morben lit.
Die beuti6en @emetnoei6ulen unb Bic
bon oeuti9en &ir1enQemeinoen gegriins
Deten uno unterbaltenen b0beren &ebrans
italten f0nnen bod 10 unaureidenb, tpie iie
Dor 3ipei Sabren BON bOsniaigen 2euten
DtngeIteut ipurben, inidt ietu, tpenn Elm
begabter S6iiler Der Sertia etner lolden
b0beren &ir6eni6ule ipfort bic uniper>
fitGt beaieben uno na6 NbiolDtrung Der
oorttgen Stuoien in Der @eiie auSgeaei6net
tperOen lam, wie 5err 0teini3 ausse5ei@z
net iporoen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-20
m0dentide 3uinois Staats5eitune u1ontoe 90 3uni 1892

Qrifte pert6eioigen 81 mIlien. Die StGrfe
6es GrsBrGiiDemteu lit ni6t ftlnltli6 ges
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lanai ieine Nomination. gBtro er geidlas
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fam, tpel6er 0emofrat t6nnte IS unter
oieien 8%erbdltnilfen :?
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er Maibington nerlie6, in ber Qhtrng oes
8olfes beoeuteno geitiegen lit. Seine pir0es
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mes I'M uneigeuniiBiges Qluftreten in Der
Silberfrage BADEN ibm 8emunoerung lelbit
ba eingebra6t, no tie ibm friber ni6t ges
3olt Dur0e.
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meinem ftGotil6en Befa1ntenfreile, Die ME
als l1nabhGngi9e beSeihnet merben %fonnter,
baben ibre Nbit0t ausgeipr06eu, fir @lepss
lano 5u ltimmen, fallS CT ipieoer aufge1teut
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rem Sheilen oes Staates Dalielbe @efl9l
Wur5el gel6Iagen bat"
@s Dtro ii6 nun 5eigen, mas beim oelnoz
fratiideu GonDent ,6tperer ms getpt6t
fallen miro -: oteie @rfldrung bon S6ur53
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aufgeIteIte Bebauptung. baB eben vbte Derz
bGGttge Sreunol0aft Der W9ugDumps" benz
8rditoenten @lepelanb i'm Jtopember 1888
ben Staat 9lem gorf gefoitet babe unO DaB
iie 6ieSmal cine dbnIt6e 8irfung naben
tpiroe.