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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22


ihl> Community received the most sim.
ming blow in its history last Tuesday " hen
IL became known that Fred L. Kent. III.
trusted cashier of the First National hank
OF t''>N orth."ss delauiter Tn. smount
hNoi'rd seemed I" make no special i'm.
preston upon people; it was The fact.
Mr. Kent left town last week o~tensibly
to z" to Boston; actually To 20 to Port.
land Having made M his mind that h,
conid no longer stand the strain, he cor
Guided TO 90 to that city, and give himself
into the hands of the United States mar
shal and made clean breast OF the whole
thing.
Not finding the marshal there, he wrote
home. telling the story complete. This
letter arrived here on Monday, and its
contents were at once communicated TO
the board OF directors. Britdy the story
i this Mr.. Kent, by manipulating the
books had succeeded ~ sppropriatins to
his own use, about 81, 600 OF The banks
money. operating on the balances h,Id in
,h, Er...r,.,,.
-, -
DAM o' ihe hepuoAc'
'''ueS he US" "ho"y IN specnial-
'DS q" S'o0AS' "uy'hs on margin 'ar"ngh
brokers ia Boston.
kents bonds were for $4,000 gusran-
teed by the Guarantee Company of North
America Inc bank therefore, loses only
S"o"' e'uNN ne directors met Fuesdsy
morning and issued the following oircu-
'AL 20 o.Po>'toF'
Up 'N'T'me s3Fro"' " have e inform you
I'M. ,a,a,',., T.. n'' = a ''''u'er'
guarantee compan, cover. $1,000 !, nj. sra
hence the boss % the hank l. Ic-, than .Ioooo.
mi 'o-- = easily i"'roe '9 our MT surplus .nd
whn.. ''. " 9D', y over S-''''
conduct w. are .iAd toa..ure yog TIL, ,n..r .ns
a. sea- -,-r. r,1na,g- sound and -o,id.
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An Awful Trayedyl

Thnu~tn's OF lives have been sacrificed
thousands ~ homes made desolaie BY the fatal
mistake OF the "old-schoo" physicians, still
per'l-ltd ~ by some. notwithstanding the
hgtt thrown upon the subject by modern re-
~"Arch. that Consumption is incurable. 1t il
not. Consumption j. scrofulous disease Of
The iun-~. and any remedy which strikes right
NJ h. seat ~ the complaint must and ,cM cure
y. such remedy j. Dir. Pierce's Golden
M'urai Discovery II Is certain specific
tor sli scrofulou~ complaints. Ii was never
known 10 fail II given fair trial. and that II
why the Manufacturers sell il under positire
guarantee tn,i II 1t does not benefit or cure
he money paid for it viii be refunded The
MY lung remedy possessed OF such remark
~" curative properties AS 10 warrant its max
In .rlling il on irinit
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions Of mothers for their children
while teething. II disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by q sick child suffering
and crying with pain OF Cutting Teeth send At
once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teethng. 1t
Will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon 1t. mothers, there is no mistake
about u. II cures Diarrhes, regulates the
stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Collie, soft-
ems the Gums and reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole system.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for chill
dren teething Is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription OF one of the oldest aud best fe-
male physicians and nurses in the United
States. Price twenty five cents a bottle. Sold
by all druggists throughout the world BE
sure and ask for "MRs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP" lyroa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Scribner 4 Smiths new united circus.
museum, menagere and free horse fair will
exhibit at Ellsworth, Saturday. July /. They
claim 10 carry 100 people and 100 horses
Among their numerous attractions are Pauline
Carrie. the famous bare back rider. George
Osborn. high school mensge rider and Car
meneiiz. \ Spanish dancer. The New Eng
land press speaks of this show in the highest
terms; the management declares that it will
permit no gambling OF any description, and
that the show is hOnorably conducted, and
that lis patrons can be assured of strictly
dr-t-class exhibition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

During the thunder shower of MONDAY
forenoon, the l2th inst. bolt entered the
house of J. Goss. jr.. on Green Head. do
ing ulsch injury 10 inmates, rooms and
furniture. The house i occupied by two
families. Mrs. Knox, who resides "a the
first floor, Received a severe shock snd was
badly burned, and me Heal aid had to ne
summoned. Mr.. Clark. the up stairs ten
ant. had one foot considerably bli-trred
and her whole system seriously shocked.
Other members of each family were more
or less affected
Horace little son Of Herbert Stiu>ou.
fell on Sunday last from granite biuG to
some rough lodges fifteen or twenty feet
below. and was badly hurt. receiving cuts
and bruises and internal injuries
c. Fred Eaton aud II. \ Haskell are N
Boston this week. and c. B. Small il ID
New York.
Ladies' OF the Methodist church aud ~
ciety have organized as the Uaited Build
ers' with the following officers president.
Mrs Emily Ihhbidge vice president. Mr-
stephen +. Allen; secretary. Mrs. Hcnr,
Haskell; treasurer Mrs. VIII Leslie Green
Law; work committee. Mrs. Eo-n SImp-
son, Mr.. A. G. Turner, Nr>. Henry Arcy.
Meeting, are held each Tuesday afternoon.
The last meeting was with Mrs VIII
Smith The It nitcd Builders" have
pledged slu0 toward The building OF the
proposed Methodist church, and have
nearly one-fourth that sum already ii the
treasury
\ c. Turner has moved Into the ttne-
ment ~ John Barbour'> house.
Chicken p3x has been Epidemic anon.
bYt ,b a., ~
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MAR RI Ed.


WHITING-BOWEN-At Ellsworth, june 10 at
the Unitarian church, by Rev. Loren b. Macdon.
aid Of Boston. assisted by Ii. f. Hamin, Esq !,
Miss Pamela Dana Whiting OF Ellsworth 10
Edward Beecher Bowen of Newton Centre
Mass.
FRYE-DAyIS-At Bar Harbor, June 8, by
George }. Joy, Esq. Mrs Mary J. Frye to
Henry q. Davis, both of Bar Harbor.
LEIGHTON-KELLEY- Bar Harbor. Nav
-, by George J. JOY, Esq. Miss Lizzie j.
Leighton to John ". kelley. both OF Bar Har.
Dor
HASkELL-MARSHAL Deer Isle june
u, at the home of the bride by Rev. Horace b.
Haskell, Miss Alice l.. Haskell to Edwin 7.
Marshall, both of Deer Isle.
PAGE-FOSS-At Brewer, June IA, by Rev. J
I. Crosby, Miss Emma Page, formerly of Ellis
worth, to Augustus Foss Of Bar Harbor.
CuRRIER-FERGUSON- Abbot, June 10, by
Rev. j. +. Adams of Bangor, Miss Mabel Estel
la Currier of Abbot, formerly of Ellsworth
Falls, to Dr. Jeremiah Sweetser Ferguson OF
New York city.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
triiay, June u
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker Boston
SAILED
Thursday, June y
81 NV Boxer. Paurn, Boston
sch Forester. Wakefield. Bar Harhar
SAILED
Monday, J4nv ~
~ Wesley Abbott, Whitaker. Rondout
ARRIVED
Tuesday. june 20
Sch Fair Wind. Farrell, Boston
sch I.Avoita Whittaser. Boston
sch Capt John. smith, Bo-ton
sch Abigail Haynes. Coggins Ne" York
Dom~stic Ports.
BALrIMoRE-Ar June IL, -ch MARY Lord
sume- sound
BASooE-Ar jane Il, -ch ophlr Reed, Rock
BosroN-Ar June Is, sch- l. NJ Warren. Deer
Isle; Mt Vernon Surry
I'd June r. -ch- Mary Augusta, Franklin and
baltimore \ Woodward. Joue-YDrt and Ron
dout, Light OF the East. Ellsworth z New
comb Deer Isle; Glcndy Burke
Ar June 10 sch 4 h Crahtree, Bckfor,l, Ell-
worth
Ar June II, sch A II whitmore, Dow, Deer
Isle
NEW YoKK-Ar June L. .ch- J + Coolidge
Bragdon, Guantanamo, Lucy, Cole, Franklin for
Philadelphia, Hazel Dell. sullivan
Ar june IL, schs Rabboni and Otronto Calais !,
Lucy Franklin for Philadelphia; Carrie Picker
ing Deer Isle
Sid June Is, sch- Webster Barnard and Agri.
cola Boston
PoRrLASD-Ar June Ii, sch Gamecock, New
York for fremont, sch Lizzie Lee, Deer Isle for
Boston
Sound and New York
Ar June Is, sch Helen q MoseIey Baltimore
fHILApELFlIIA-Ar june Is, bark L J stew.
art, Bangor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Nothing startling has developed this week In
the matter of the Fourth of July parade. GOOD
progress Is being made, however.
Another meeting of the general committee VIII
he held at the aldermen's room this evening.
Much interest is felt In the bicycle race; Inc
first prixe will be medal, the second league
badge or pin. The race is open to any rider in
the city Another race open to any one In tne
roauty. viii offer two cash prizes, $40 Tor the
first prize and t5 for the second. Inefe wiz pe
no charge for entrance.
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Bowdoin College Notes.

Final examinations in all departments
were taken June 20.
A. Elwyn and Allen Small. who have
attended twenty-weeks' term at Bowfoin
medical college. left for their home In
Sunset Thursday.
The hotels are rapidly nlliDg with
friends and relatives of the students, and
many of the alumni who are here TO attend
the exercises of commencement week.
Graduating exercises Of the Medical
School will be held 10 Memorial hall We'd
nesday, At Ga. m. The annual address
viii be delivered by Prof. Chapman, d. D.
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horse rot will take place at Mountain
iA."- baehlll. % Thursday. June %. at 80
n locs' time. Il will be under the aus
p..e- " the Hancock County Agricultural
Society.
flr-e, ranging from IS to 500 are offered.
I"'Fltr close June - If stormy next fair
day.
Nahum Hinekley, secretary, Bluehill, will
'o,"er al Inquiries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Next Tuesday afternoon, ten Young Ia.
dies and seven Young gentlemen will re-
ceiVe their "shecpskins, on which. duly
inscribed and attested by the proper OIL
GERS, 1t Is asserted that they all have
fought their fight - and won; wrested
from the city of Ellsworth the honor of
being graduates of her high school
The place will be Hancock hall the time
O'Clock. 1t will he proud moment. and
these young people undoubtedly deserve
the applause, flowers and encomiums that
they are sure to receive from fond parents.
loving friends, aud all who are interested
III education The parts are as follows
Observation-Disclosures. John Melville Shute
lass Prophecy, Mary Frances scot,
place Of War"
Affirmative Merritt wyman Alley
Negattve-sanforiR Randall Springer
Essay Energy and Climate
.p.,... Albert Leroy wlthsm
Helen Emily Bousey
f-say-'s success Mabel Adcll Bridges
.t L,say-, MUSIC; Lillian Helen Crippen
Essay" Evolution in Naval Construction"
George Francis Goggins
Erasius gedman Jones
'Essay-"The Pride Of the Leshians,'
Kate Dutton JOY
True W orth the salt Of Life"
Mary Frances Lain
Essay we man'= Claim to the Ballot"
Florence Rebecca Moore
ESSAY -'> hAkespeare the Man and the
bTamatist, fredalcna Msude Pre-hy
y altu'Ciof} influence Of thararter,"
Harry Eaton Walker
The salutatory and vsledictory were as
signed by scholarship; the class prophecy
By vote Of the class The other parts 70
be delivered were assigned by lot. All the
graduates were given parts, but there
being so many, it has been deemed i'm
practicable for them all 70 speak; those
marked with an asterisk ~ will be de-
livered.
On account of Ill health Miss Crippen
and Miss Presby have been excused from
delivering their parts.
In the evening the commencement con-
cert and bali, given by the class Of 80.
Will take place al Hancock hall. The
music will be by Given's orchestra Of
Lewiston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Love and smoke are unable to conceal
themselves" and so 1t is with catarrh. No
matter how cultured. learned. social or bril-
liant he is-whle his friends may be polite
enough to dissemble their feelings very
company Is ioathsome. What blessing It
would be to humanity. II every person afflicted
with catarrh In the head. could only know
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will p0sffire.
~ and permanently cure the worst case. The
manufacturers guarantee to cure every case or
forfeit $500. The remedy is pleasant to use,
aud costs only 10 cents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

A letter to Principal Dresser from President
HYDE SAYS that Ellsworth's two candidates for
admission to Bowdoin college passed well in
everything. They are among the best we have"
This makes these young men sub-freshmen,
and the fact will lend added Interest to the grad
aatian EXERCISES of the high school next Tues
,lav Messrs. Walker and Shute are members of
the graduating class
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Rev. II. W. Conley of the Falls, will preach
at the Congregational church next Sunday
forenoon. The peoples service In the evening
will be omitted The baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of the high school will be
preached at p. m. by Rev. d. L. Yale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Ne ladies' of the Waltham sewing cir
aFe making large preparations to cele-
oiS'e me coming Fourth ia a ttting man
hey are arranging for a supper and
1inee IN the evening at the town hall Ar
ausements will be made for entertaining
,.s'iors from neighboTing towns, and 1t is
sAptcted that they will come in goodly
nuuioers- The sewing circle is famous for
Sung up entertainments that entertain.
o,Ore viii be furnished by joys full
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Children's day va. observed al The
Methodist church with an excellent sermon
by the pastor, R-s. A. j. Turner; text
Eccles. l2 l"Kememner now thy creator
In the days Of thy youth He handled
his subject 10 an eloquent ard Impressive
manner. The church Was proiusely and
ta,trfuiy decorated with flowers ana
growing plaut- Back IF the pulpit On
background of scarlet cloth. was dfap.d
the children, motto, Little children. Love
one Another III letters OF green and
white, ~t,athed with ferns aud white
hpwers An unusually interrstiu. concert
by the Sunday school children closed III.
exercises OF this very pleasant and profit.
able day. The question most difficult 10
decide was which were the swee:er, the
children or the fowerss The pastor Of
the church is an energetic Young man of
much talent and very popular wiki the
people Of the Island in general and his
passionate In particular.
June ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

H. W. Holt carries as large an assortment Of
Fourth Of July goods as can be found in the city.
George W. Smith OF this city has started q
public conveyance for the accommodation of the
citizens Of Ellsworth and vicinity, and desires
the public patron age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

A gentleman. under forty years OF are,
Whose hair vas rapidly becoming thin and
gray, hrg4n the Use Of Ayers Hair Nigor and
In siN months his hair was restored 10 its nat
ural color, and even more than its former
growth and richness
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22
OBITUARY.
EiIZARFTH y. FREEMAN.

EiIZARFTH Il. FREEMAN
! Elizabeth II. Freeman. who died at her
home in Cherry field on saturday. June 10,
aged seventy-sX. was the daug hier Of william
Freeman, and granddaughter o. Judge sam
vel Freeman Of Portland who in the last CEN
tury bad 80 much 10 DO 10 The settlement Of,
snd with the iii t settlers on. L MON river IN
This county, snd hose record. and paper.
have furnished many interesting tact, and
data relating 10 the early history OF Whist /,
now Trenton, Lsmoine and part OF the town,
OF Ellsworth snd Hancock
Mis- freeman was esteemed for her many
esiimabie Traits Of character, ana for her firm
ness In her convictions Of Whist -he believed to
be truth and right. She was remarkably con-
scientious 10 the discharge Of every duty. aud
In every act Of her life. She possessed Kind,
generous ami forgising disposition. and sas
charitable to those Who erred or labored TN
der ceusure and uufavorAble suspicion; acting
under the principle which governed her father
TO praise wheu you can. and condemn only
when YOU must"
With true nobencss Of purpose she. many
years sgo, refused protiered wealth and posi-.
tion TO leave her home in the East for one Of
attractive sfluence in distant city Sacrdc-
,rs, h.r 49,, ,,..ii,,,.- 49,,
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bound ,h.r, 40 >Io..,. -
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,esr. h.fo,e
Nil. Freeman L., ANA, ,rt,n.,,,a,,.,.
lI,e Ioved hy h., ,s,.,,,.. .,,, ,-ia..,. -,
much re.p.rted in IN, community in which
She liy.. sb. .i.,ar t,.o,,,a
brothers. George and William FrA,u.n ami .
$500 ht.,, =
,I, " ~ " "u"He
,Aiep bufpahA oil california. survive her.
THOMAS H. JORDAN
Thomas b. jordan = native Of Ellsworth.
died At Brighton. Mas. on sunday mornin.
HV'i'' A'i' ao0'' i7'' s"ihs I" h"etoh' "heie
Ne became ldehtihed win the clothing Trade.
he was at one time senior member OF the firm
~ Inrda, & ciarLa
ror me past TX years he was IN the hotel
business 'hirapO. bout a u,nptb .uo fsi
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d Ed
Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line
RUMILL-At Seal Cove, June l6, Capt. Joseph
B. Rumill, aged IS years.
LUNT-At West fremont, June Is. Frank H..
only son Of Mr.. and Ms. Frank w. Lunt,
aged about months.
DAWES-At fremont, June Is. Samuel Dawes.
aged about 80 years.
RICHARDS-At Bar Harbor, June 10, william
Richards, aged 81 years.
STOvER-At Bluehill. Mrs. Hannah Slower,
aged 50 years.
CLAPP-At North Sedgwick, June Is, Capt
Granville p. Clapp, aged 60 years.
JORDAN-At Brighton, Mass June 49, Thomas
b. Jordan, formerly Of Ellsworth, aged GA
years.
PERkINS-At Philadelphia, May q, John
Perkins, formerly of Brooksville, aged IS
years.
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v0LENs EFT POTENs.'


Standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet
soon the sweet girl we shall see
Graduated properly:
Decked in gown Of white or blue
Pink or mauve or soft ecru.
She will read her essay deep
As an ancient donjon Keep
She will give advice a. sage
As woman twice her age,
She Will stun you by the thought
out of her experience wrought.
She will make you think that she
Must her mothers mother be,
What lot she thinks she knows
A. from point to point she goes:
What a lot we know that she
Doesn't know at ALL a. we.
Who have PLAYED life's doubtful game;
still we love her lust the same,
standing with reluctant feet.
" here the brook md river meet -"
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NOTES.

The senior class took their final exami.
nations yesterday
The examinations of all but the senior
class VIII take place to-day and Tomorrow
The baccslaureate sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. ID. l.. Yale st the Cougrega-
tonal church next Sunday afternoon at }
n'rlncl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

Rev. Matt s. Hughes Of the Chestnut
street church, Portland, has been appoint
ed member Of the advisory council Of the
Worlds Fair parliament Of religion.
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Ellsworth Fails.

Ellsworth Fails.
Charles NJ. Whitcomb met with an acct
dent last Friday loren Don that resulted
in the loss of one of his fingers. While
cutting of rope yarn with . heavy hay
knife his hand slipped. and the fore6nger
of the left member was severed At the
second joint.
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BeddingtoB.

heddingteH.
The new pastor, Mr. Post Of New York
\ ale student. has arrived, and regular
services are he'd once more.
The SICK ones are improving. Carlton
Reed and Harry Silsby are the last to real
lie the delights of the measles, and are ont
again.
c. b. Aihee of Northheld and Berusrd
Guptill Of Wesley, are at Mrs. Schoppe's.
G. r. Campbell of Cherryfcld was in
town last week.
Miss Mary Coffin is recovering from
severe attack OF gastric fever,
Cupid has succeeded ID ringing the
wedding bells once more. The happy
couple are Amasa Farn.worth and Miss
Adele Watts.
Miss Bertha Farnsworth was at home
Saturday from her school in Columbia
She was accompanied by Miss Vena White
Of that place.
5. 7. Schoppe and wife OF Cherrytleld,
were in town Sunday.
Quite a congregation attended services
at the school. house in District No Sun
day evening. Sixty were present
John Dorman and wife left town Friday
future home with their daughter, Mr..
Oscar Dearborn
F. c. and H. c. Schoppe have just com
pleted the road work on the Air Line"
for q. X. Campbell & Co. The road ma
chine was brought into acquisition this
year tor the FIRST time with excellent re-
suits.
Charles Dinsmore has moved his family
TO their former home in Eastbrook.
John Gibbs Of Machias, was at his
brothers, Ed. Gibbs, last week.
Miss Ada Garland was at Wallham Sun
day.
picnic on Loyejoy Hill is proposed by
the young people for the near future.
Several Of the Young people will leave
soon for the summer. having secured en-
ployment elsewhere.
Uiis.
Farmers in this vicinity are nearly done
planting for this year.
Measles has come and goue.
Julian Turner and wife of Dedham and
Miss Bernice Fogg, who has been in
Eddington the past year, were in town
last week. the guests Of Frank Fogg.
Miss Carrie Tibbetts who has been in
Massachusetts the past year, is at home on
a visit.
Mrs. Annie Wilbur is visiting friends in
Ellsworth.
c. o. Blaisdell and Miss Addie Kingman
were in Holden last week visiting relatives
| and friends.
Many fish, both togue aud salmon, are
being caught on Floods Pond mostly nv
Bangor parties. KAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22

The family Of Capt. Granville P. Clapp
of North Sedgwick have the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community in
their bereavement caused by his sad and
sudden death. Capt. Clapp was brought
home from Rnckland on the 18th inst.
dangerously Ill with pneumonia, which
developed heart failure, and he died on
the 10Th. His age was sixty years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22
Rlaehln

. Posters are out announcing horse trot
~ Mountain Park, on June 80 under the
susplces Of the Hancock County Agricul-
sars! Society. Purses from $500 to IS are
Uttered Eatries close June 20. Horses
S jailed at 80 p m, local time. Entries to
Bluehill
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

DONE YOU KNOW 70 have perfect
health you must have pure blood, and the
best Way 70 have pure blood Is to take Hood.
sar,aparilIa. the best blood purifier and
strength builder.
HOODS PULLS mry he had BY mail for
- c. 81 e. l. Hood 4 Co., Lowell. Mass
-Iapict'S Bread winner outwears ali
other shoes lyri9
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BORN

RICHARDsON-At Southwest Harbor. June Is.
70 Mr. and Mrs. Eben Richardson, a son
COAARY-At Surry June Il, to Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Conary, son.
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Railroads an0 Steamboats,.
The Main. Contra! Railroad.
COMMENCING JUNE 1899.
TRAINS RUN AS Follows:
BAR HARBuR To aASGOR.


S-bAily. Sundays Included.
stops on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Bansor. with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland Boston
aud 81. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth 10 FALLS and Falls to Ellsworth
Tickets for the Worlds FAR and All
Points South and West on sale at the
M c. K. r. ticket Office, Ellsworth, G.
w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAYSOS TUCKER,
Vice Pres, and Gen'l Manager.
r. BpoTHBY, Gen'l Pass. aud Ticket Ae't.
June !, lss3, lyr13
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DEFALCATION,
CASHIER KENT SUNK SIS 600 IN
HOPELESS SPECULATION.

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