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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.


Hon. II. A. Herbert in Town this week
-Lunch at Senator Hale's.
The secretary Of the navy, Hon. II. A. Her.
bert. OF Alabama, was the guest Of Senator
Hale on Monday. These two gentlemen, were
associated for many years on the naval COM
mittee, and suffering representatives Of
different political parties, they have always
been In entire accord so far as naval affairs are
concerned.
The warm personal friendship between the
two found expression on Monday when a
lunch was given at The Pines 10 honor Of
the Secretary and bis daughter. who arrived
some days ago at Bar Hsrbor In the dolphin"
Other guests present were Lieut.. Bucking-
ham, commander OF the Dolphin Lieut..
Wood, L. S. n, Judge George 7. Dutton and
wife, Rev Charles Huntington and wife.
Judge and Mrs. A. L. Wiswell. John b. Red
msn, esq.
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ase oiG by Druggists, DC. August

When was Young man" said jonathan GRAY,
III a fellow took physic he knew It. YOU bot.
II would cramp him all up In A coliicv WAY,
And, good Lord, what twisting his 'uriics
would get
Bat the PIN. IN use nov days by sensible folks
Are As easy TO take and plea sant A. jokes -
OF course the Kind referred 10 hy MIR. GRAY VAS
Or Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. the very lest Liver
PHI ever made mild. but ami effective. The
only pills, sold bY druggists. ahso!tfeip final
Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money Il
turned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

Thomas Vincent, an employee OF +. H..
Gould at the Hancock house, vas unloading
stone In the new stable near the bridge on
Monday. when temporary staging gave way,
and tumbIed him into a pit below, breaking
the bone OF the right leg above the knee.
Drs. Hodgkins and Ha!nes set the limb, and
the unfortunate young man was taken to the
home of his parents at Water and Franklin
streets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
State Of Maine.

tt -
$500. - s.i, ntlyI ~ 81 o"r respective
''''''''H' " e''"'i ~ t"cF i''f'nes'
1.,,u,,,>, IhhEIlN'
! N t'Mh ANp fpl t" attach
I - Mcdonald residence unknown. 10 the
naiur 81 "nr hlnir'i dollar. and summon
w, w. SA"I HtI."Haht y Ne may lr found 10
t..t pm rs o. AFp'hF Hei"re our justices
n, tW Ni,,'', "u"l' ~ CUT, next 10 To- holden
rors on H. .r,,,s T,..,,sy ui ran
then ana thar. Ia i,,- ssId i,-, ~ s,r , ~
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.roui.tv vt,r-,,r I'm . ,,ts.f ~ IN a.
rcur,,-,.rt- A. f,,ll.ua " '
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NlAi or MAINE.
HA~cu,k. - To he Honorable Ju.t,,e OF
the Supreme judicial Cuuri NEXT d IL h,ld a,
Ellsworth, wtihin aud for said county. on the
second Tuesday ~ pctal.rr. A H. i~a
Mar J Mcdonald of Euck-,s,rt. in .aid eoup
" Fg,r''i a'.t r'pre~cnt- tiat beer mAicn name
- u :. ~ .t'H' 7''t va "a" lultF mar
H.. ILL., Mtnt.r t4r. = 'A.' ~ I"th "
't4A.i fy''t li;' "t me -'th lay 81
.,,t ft,,N 4 '.A' ta.| .,e'i igt.ther al
,ftT oll o., - iiou' We t.ine
- IL. 'r. - III -" ~ - "u+I'
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at'l sr.,.ti.,ts,c Y,tt - - -. e = y ~
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- - ~. iti.1 - - ''HAH 81 'o"A!' H'@ff'
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,,r.r,.f,t~,. 10. 80, ~. t,- Vl'Nt''
i,,,r.f- In ,,.,r4,'.,,.,. ft,,- ILL -'s,t
Eu-fnt.l H.. .,..-,,f- g., -. a.. ~ ny az
IL han n,iu,r rhtLt Ann - o. ,s $500
NAV lie gwen Il h,r e'''7
- - ,,,,- :, .
Dat. ,. i,s A' ''''N ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

\ sleek looking, smooth talking man
and woman recently worked al old
swlndling scheme on the business men
OF Norway. They proposed to print
the rules anu regulations OF the hotels
on attractive slips, surrounded by ad-
veriising cards, and TO post these slips
IL each room at the various hotels in
the town. They exhibited letters
signed by the hotel proprietors endors-
ing the scheme
he man and woman were hustlers,
and easily got long list Of advertise
ments for which they collected pay in
advance, giving printed receipts for the
money. Having collected a consider
able sum in this manner, they sudden
" disappeared without printing and
posting the advertisements.
1t is said that the same game is
being worked in other parts OF Maine.
If the report is true, the victims de-
serve no pity. That sort Of sdvertis-
Ing isn't of the least account anyhow,
and, moreover. the business mes On
who DO It are deliberately taking from
the local paper the advertising patron
age that properly belongs to it.
Wouldn't it be better investment
TO blow in" the same amount to the
home paper, which isn't tackled up on
hotel bedroom doors for the benefit of
strangers, but which is taken to the
sitting room and study and parlor and
kitchen. and read and re-read BY actual
and possible customers every day in
the week?
Let every local merchant bear in
mind lis local newspaper the next time
the snap" advertising fakir puts in
an appearance. 1t will not only paw
him to pat his money where it will do
some good, but it will also relieve him
from his desire to go out and kick him
self after he finds he has been duped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

West BrooksyiIle.
Arrivals the past week Rev. Benz.
Dodge, wife and daughter, Pleasant Hill
Tennessee; Miss Caroline JOY, Grand
Forks, North Dakota; Robert Smith, New
York; Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Smith,
Massachusetts,; Fred D. Jones of Bel
fast; Mrs. Joseph Blodgett. Fall River.
Massachusetts,; Mr.. and Mrs George
Halves, New York. H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

The ease with which safe in a coun-
try store may be cracked and rifed has
again been illustrated by the job done
at Bluehill last Thursday night. 1t
may occur to the unfortunate losers.
as well as others, that bank is after
all about as safe as any place for sur
plus cash. Ellsworth has two good
bank vaults, and is within easy reach
of nearly all parts of the county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

81 wonder why it is not more customary for
actresses to travel under the agement of their
husbands" said lady to her husband at the
theatre.
my dear, have you ever reflected how difficult
i is for most men to manage their wives?" was
the response.
She was silent for two successive minutes
TerGs SVyia0s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

Charles B. Morton Of Augusta,
democratic politician of particularly
offensive partizan" stripe, has been
appointed fourth auditor of the Treas
ury. This is the same man whom
Cleveland intended to appoint post
master at Augusta during his previous
reign. The proposition was SO obnox-
ious that the late Mr.. Blaine asked Mr.,
Cleveland, as personal favor, not to
make the appointment. The request
was granted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

There Is more Caiarrh in this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together and
until The last few years was supposed to he incur
ah'c- Per great many years doctors pro
r"unced 1t local disease. ana prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing 10 cure with
incSi treatment pronounced Il incurabie.
Science has proven catarTh to lee a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls tatarrh Cure. manufactured
Icy +. J. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, Onto is the only
constitutional cure on the market II Is taken in.
'crnaly IN doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonfui.
II acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system They offer one huudrt-i dollars
for any case II fails 10 cure. send for circulars
and testimOuial-- Address,
F.J. CHENEY & co Tolelo o.
81 sold by Druggists. sc. August
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1898.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK.

ELLSWORTH
A II. SorTis-Drv Goods.
Holmes Bros.-Fruit and Confectionery
Mrs. y. ii. Higgins-Dog.
BUCKsPoRr
Homer vs. Smith-\otice OF Foreclosure.
Mary j Mcdonald Libel for Divorce.
MISCELLANEOUS
Allen Nursery Co.
Money saved on tickets to California.
PORTLAND
Portland Business College.
BLUEHILL
Francis { Mayo- Notice.
SULLIVAN
Chas. II. Preble-Non- resident tax.
GouLpsBoRo:
5 L. Tracy-Nou-resident taN.
Mi DESERT
John W. somes-Non resident tai.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

lrate parent-Ifs over An hour since sent you
to the store to get those things, and now Won
have come back without them!
Small boy-It was such long time before INV
wanted.
nnd out? s ~
Small boy-TSaid IA lore my turn!-Hwper,s
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KAY.

Curriers' European Hotel, Chicago,
formerly the St. Charles) has $50 newly fitted
rooms, Central location. No advance during
the Fair. 1t VIII pay to engage In advance. q
per day. Currter Judd. propdetors. Is and II
South Clark street, Chicago, m.-Ldrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

NJ Hs REAs, Abbie NJ. Smith of Bucksport i'm
Nv the county Of Hancock and state Of Maine
recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds hooi o5n
page =. :, convened in mortgage 10 me the M,
t asrsigned Z Z. Homer. Of said Buclsport, Ger.
nnrt nd or parcel or land situated in said Bucks
aewkshury, on the east by land Of Willard Bovie
ON tne south by lad of Joseph Lite ami on the
forty acres more or less. and teiaa Il
efty cove ed by 7 g. Workman ami 1. CAM
nsg nfG =, smith By deed recorded vol. liz
paSs 80 All whereas the d'tions Of said
TINS notice is given for the purpose OF toreclosr
the same a. provided BY law. y 'o'e''o'ins
c. G. HOMER
Buctspou, July q, is0s. =. sAlia-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

What was 1t that caused you to break your en-
gagement 10 Tom ooh. one night he began
speaking seriously OF getting married, and .
thought that was going a little bit too far
BROOKLYN LtT
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Messengers Notice.
STATE, nr M.nr

HANCOCK, IS July 20, A. d. lS9,
YINHlS Is to give notice that an tho ts,. l.,
= July A. y. lsa3. a warrant in - ~
Vas wss issued out Of The court OF Insolvency for
s ss Iouhty or Hancock, against the estate Of
herschel q Rich OF Eden. in said connIr ~ I1 u
cck. anlnageh to lie nsolvent debtor on petition
OF SAD debtor. which petition wa. aled on
lug, Io.h nay OF July, A. ID. 1sas, 10 which
.as. na'heu date interest on claims Is to he com
pu'ei, .hat the payment of an, debts and
; ine ae'ery and transfer Of any property belong
and the delivery and transfer 81 ans ,,s ase'
ery by him are forbidden by law; that
meeunR Of the creditors OF said debtor IN
prove their debts and choose one or NOR. as
slgnees OF his estate, Will be held at a court y,
insolvency TO be holden at the probate court
room IN Ellsworth, on the L tn day of August
A. - lsst, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. e'''
ten. VIII IN ru ~ aUose WIN
pepaty sher'n. as Messenger OF the court Of In
solvency for said county OF Hancock awsi
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ARD OF THANKS

The family OF William !. smith Of sargent
Me--rs Russell sargent Groves faton n "
Sargent aud "ihcrs for their timely aid in rre.-u
lag from watery grave their -ou I.esisc and ht-
little friend Joseph Thwaites Words fail to *
press their appreciation at this Christ IKE act
Even 80 it l. not the VIII Of your Heavenly
Father. That one Of these Little ones should
perish. "lna-much a. sc have dome It unto one
Of thr least " these. We have tone II unto Me-
Gratefully
Ma ASH MRs. WILLIAM SMITH.
>srScutyHlc. Ne july p ls.9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

The story Of the sad drowning Of L. A.
Springer's daughter and grand-chld at
Bucoda, State of Washington, is told In
another column of this paper.
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Names Of Non Resident Owners and Des
cription of Real Estate.

Names Of Non Resident owner. and Des
| eription of Real Estate.
| Abbott, Henry l.. lot Of land known as Col
| lege land"
| Allen. W. H., or unknown lot a, sorrento.
| Abbott Geo w, lot ~ land bought OF Caro-
lihc aud Helen ilodgkin=, bounded on north
by highway, east by land OF NJ II. Preble
and south by Probes cove
| Andrew. {. H., lot at sorrento.
| Bragdon, Marcia and heirs Of Gilbert Brag
don, or unknown, lot Of land at Sorrento
| being s. undivided q the estate Of late NJ
/ i Hean.
! Hayden. Balinda C.. or unknown, ; lots a,
~orrCuto
/ Higgins John NJ homestead recently occu
/ pied In him aud adjoining land " Mary
| Hodskins, Isabella 4, OF unknown, lot at
| sorrento
! Howard. James II lot at sullivan Harbor,
Know Hon, John, John W, and Jo-cph Mar
shall, loi At sorrento
kno~lton, John and Joseph Marshall. lot
| at sorrento,
knowl'on, John. 4, M. At sorrcuto,
Leighton. Melvin. or I'm known. lot ~ land lie
| ing part OF Augustus Gordon lot known
| a. the la Elye lot, Wet sullivan
/ Lewis. Charles II, or unknown. ut ~ land
/ q >uill'an IIarhor known a. Mary Lyman
Il lot at sorrento a. follow. Noa l,?,s.a
I . q. :. : q, and q. s.A
/ Nos. :. : p n $50
/ Lot know ~ hrick yari Mt bounded north
I tg land - Flanders Bay 60. east ~ tide
waters, south nv pvan N, called and
west ny town rpai,
\ School district tAN.
Lewt-. wm u. 10 lot- 4, sorrento. NJ /. ).
! 3. -. e. = p ~.
/ Is int- No u. Il. =. =. a- apd ~
Mnr.hsii. J"-gph ; i"t- az Sorrento No.
| Marf!n. Alexander Intnf land known ,hc
| tih!au Buckles lot"
/ Nichols. D'e- H. lo'- at sorrento >os ; aud
/ g. $50 aud Dis l.
| lr;- M Sorrento No. u :, and !. sec S.
/ div l.
/ TX a, Sorrruto 81 1. ~ ii. d,y.t
/ lot- a sorrento \o- and 2 -rc NJ. div /,
| lcwi-, prvtcr w. lots at sorrento, lot BE-
/ Ink all 90 section.
I lpt- No. q, H. H. T..
/ , lots.
Lcwi-. Edison. . lot- At sorrento.
! Lcwt-. kenneth. iors Mt Sorrento. Nos l. 2
B. {. 4, n
Lewi-, Lcnora +. lot- AZ sorrento Noe sani
I IL; at Sorrento composed IL lot. No. \ "
/ with building. - Diane farm house lot4
At sorrento !, 2 and n
/ Porter. Mrs MArgarrtt II. ! lot Al Sorrento.
| frrhle, Mr. BEN dover til Ben. frrble
place A. set on.
rrchlc, Geo. st, lot ~ IAud At Planters
Fond part Of No s.
| Prescott Edward II, iot a, sorrento.
Skinner Frank A. lot AZ sorrento
/ Thomas, Mi-- Kate e. at sorrento,
1 Flanders BAY Land Company lot being ban
u ; 4 Downing homestead, - acrcs,
Lot being southern part OF John White IL,
40 called. adjoining the Asa White lot -
Lot being the southern divided half Of lot
~ J" town plan known a. the willard r.
Hal lot, - arrr-.
Lot of land known ~ the asa Whit, lot. he
INK No L. town plan with buildings. Is
acres.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

When Baby was sick We gave her Casioria
hen she a Child she cried for ClStoria
When she b--camr Mss she chung to Castoria
When she hal Children she gave them Castor "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

Capt. Joshua Sparrow was knocked
overheard from q fishing boat on the 25th
ult-. and drowned He was seyenty.pine
years of age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

DON'T YOU KNOW to have lcrfect health you
must have pure blood, and the best way to have
pure blood Is t. take Hoods SArsAparila the
best hood purifier and strength builder
HOODS PILLS may be had bY mail FOR u c.
Of C. |. Hood Il Co. Lowell, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
Geaal Notifies,
Nonresident Tax Notice.

hn INTAKES IT the ownofs tn Hancock
az ai OF t1en sint hetowno for
n kerciet ofsidto the day o
&c Ct By III to rnanin unpaid d OF y Ms
}
t h a @ o le ed be mG to
in aid W y o a
the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
for Sale.
NEATHERs-pure white pet,n anct,. ~


vNEATHERS Pure white Pekin ducks feath.
IL ers. Great chance to secure first-class feath.
ers direct from producer. Samples sent on re-
quest. Orders by mail win receive prompt at
tention. Price IS cents per pound, In lots OF 20
pounds or more, 81 cents per pound. r. p. GAY.
Milbridge, Maine.
rlNHE Homestead Of the late John Black Of this
i city, consisting of a two story house, beaut
fully situated and In good repair and on. OF the
best built houses In the state, open dre places In
every room, with barns and outbuildings; about
twenty acres Of fine land running from the main
road to the river. good water; Ave minutes walk
from the city post-ofice. This property will be
sold al a bargain, also large number of house
lots on the Turner Hin viii be .oid cheap and on
easy terms; also one ~ pew in the Congrega
tional church, one good, second hand. Godiar
buggy. and one good, second hand sleigh. For
fun particulars inquire OF 5. l.. SroCkBRIDGE
Suhtom House, Ellsworth, Ne. 3mos.0
NFe now offer for sale the full blooded yersev
w BnH, "Ben Hur," No. 7aa, sire liking Os.
car" No. 6T4, dam Lady Alice, No. 6Gs. For eS
tended Pedigree Main. state Jersey Herd
Book.
This animal Is bred from the best stock In the
country and possesses great individual merit. lie
Is very gentle, easy to handle and Is sold only for
the reason that we have another bull of same age.
For further particulars apply to, or addi ess,
OLD HOMESTEAD FARM, Vest Gouldsboro,
Maine S6tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
Railroads an0 STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad

Local Time Table--June %, 1898.
spAILr.
Trains earring Bang r at 5 o5, 6 40, o 10 IN, and
) 10 and p m, arrived at
Bangor Exchange ST. at IS 10, 50. . 10 a IN;
: iPc ID. Junction Brewer. IA. sss m;
Holden, !, 70 Is a m; IL ~. 1898 pm.
Egery's Mills, - 20 m. ~ Is m.
Lake iuuse. IS 10, - s.. m; u -. 70 81 m
Green Late, 80 no 81 n IN; - o., 70 ~ M.
Ellsworth rails, . Is. 10 q IN. t42T, 70 10 p m
ELLSWORTH, 81 ~, oso, 10 80 mi = ~
10 pm.
Hancock. -, 10 B. a m, "a u, 10 81 y IN.
Mt. Desert Ferry, 50, 10 10, IL - m; o,
5Op
sorrento ny boat. 6aa, u 50 M -.
BkK HARHOR 10y boat. 1i5 m; IL m;
q 40, 10 y IA.
Returning. leaving Ear Harbor at 10. 10 80 a m:
10, = 10 M arrive at
Sorrento a, a 50. 10 90 am; 4 80, seopm
SULLIVAN, -. 10 IS m: 20, Is pm.
Mt. Desert Ferry, q 10, 1 20 a m; IL 80,
10. - o5p
Hancock, 6 y, t'lssam'i %, foispm
Franklin Road rs KS. IN sc m: 20, . 20 y IN.
ELLSWORTH, 60, IL AZ n m; so, . 40,
20 3. . m.
ElIs@orth Fails, ts p. ~ 81 m; 2. ts4apm.
Green Lake. Il l.. a m; y IS. rs 10 m
Lake House. 4 ~ a N; . 80, Is Is p m.
Fgcry's Mills, q ~, ~ ,! p m.
Holden. i III n m. ~ s6 Us. 20 IS =
Penohsrot Junction (brcwerl, ~, ~, y a.,
3 s., a. h ~
Exchangc st Bangor. - IN. Z 49, 10. 6 IS.
HtNGoK. a m; /. aI5. s.ioaopm
.No stop between Exchange st station in Ran
gor an svortn. nor between Ellsworth and
Mt. IIcst It terry
's,opr when si4ua 'l,d or ga notice to conductor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
A. III. NORRIS.
Notice.

4 LII persons are warned against purcha sing
IA the following described notes. which have
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

-Tapleys Bread Winner outwea-s all other
shoes. lyris
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70 ALWAYS believe everything that person tells
you. but when yon hear that the best blood purl-
fer Is sulphur Biuers. you cAn believe II, for
they cured me Of severe case II blood pos, n
Ing REV. \. FAIKCHILp, New York city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
BOSTON AND BANGOR
Ste m ship Company.
SUMMER SERVICE, 1883.

steamer mt. DESERT" Capt. " e. saxteiIe.
VIII 9"Avr Ear ihrbor, tally except SUNDAY At
100 4 NJ touching Al Northeast Harhor. south
w"-t liarbor. nrcru's Landing. connecting At
"Ckiaud Min steamer Tor Boston
For seal tilrhnr. Mpnt!Agz aud ThurslAy-
Tor swans Island. Tuesdays ami Fridays.
For sorrento. SUNDAYS.
EEIt R\tNC,
, T." h"- On tally, except sunday II 500 T. NJ
From ti"' kAnd, dtLF, except MouIay AZ
.Ab"",. go \ NJ, ur upon arrival IT steamer
from Bp-t"n. tuusAius at t.rrcu'- Lar,ur- -,,tth
west iIarf.u. AMI Northeast uarhor
rom swans l-Ant', NUuiAv- AuI Thur-tlay-
truin sea- Htrbor ErInc-.tat, and ~.t.Ir,f.,,s
Prom sorrento. Muutitv-
r VI bK>E, Agent. Bar HArhor.
tALN ~ AUSTIN. General Agent, Boston.
WILLIAM II MIL
i'i General Manager. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
Ladies' Who Bloat.

Ladies Who Bloat.
What great number there are. how uncom-
Portable II makes them Il s. most impos sible for
those afflicted 10 enjoy life. In my private prac.
lice have always found sulphur Bitters TO be
the best remedy. All who thus troubled
should use Il. Mas. DR.. HILDe. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03

making opportunity.
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GOuldsboro, July 81, 1888.
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IiANCoyk = To the >herG- IF our respective
Counties. oF either 81 their pcrg.ics.
GREETING.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-06-22

There are two methods by which the
Populist administration at Topeka is
scheming to perpetuate Its lease OF
political power In this State. Both Of
the schemes point TO the election OF
1894. The first effort to be made is to
elect the county clerk and county com
missioners this fall so they may have
the election machinery in their hands
in 1894, and thereby be enabled to
count in or OUT any one they see
proper. To this end they propose to
select men for these Offices who will do
their bidding without asking why.
Should they fail in this scheme, they
propose to use their power as a STATE
canvassing board to see that SUN.
Client number of their friends receive
certificates Of election to secure TO theil
party good working majority in the
next legislature.
Secretary OF State Osborn says there
will be enough Popdllsts holding certi-
licates In 1895 to organize the legisla-
ture. They thus propose to see that a
sufficient number Of certificates are
issued whether the holders received a
sufficient number of votes or not. This
wholesale method Of perpetrating fraud
is In keeping with the attempt to
count in" enough Populists last win
ter who did not have certificates TO
organize the legislature, The deliber-
ate counting in Of enough members
who are not elected in 1896 will be no
greater, nor a more high handed out
rage than the villanous attempt Of the
Lewellng gang to unlawfully seize the
last legislature. The same fellows
who would call out the State militia to
drive the legally organized Legislature
from the State house, would not stop
to fraudulently count in" enough
PopulistS who are not elected to con-
troll the next Legislature. We NAV
therefore conclude that the threats OF
this Topeka gang to capture the county
clerks and the county commissioners in
1893, with the view of counting in
Populists in 1894, are not idle ones,
but will be carried out to the letter II
necessary to accomplish their purposes
To be forewarned is to be forearmed
Let every law abiding citizen see that
the 1893 part of this Infamous plot
shall fail in every county in the State
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-06-22

The Salina Herald, Democratic,
which helped elect John Davis now
repents. 1t says: "In all candoT we
ask, how in the name of God are the
people to control this government with
such men in congressY" We don't
know, Padgett. Fact is, we never
heard of the people" having anything
to say about government since John
Davis went in. lie has not worked at
governing much. All his time has
been spent In getting jobs for his child
rcu and writing autobiographies OF
himself in which he appears as "able''
and fearless