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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-16
Executive Mansion. March Is. 1897

Jet, manufactured.
Joss stick. or Joss light.
Junk, old.
keip.
kieserite.
kyante. or cyanite, and kainito.
Lac dye, crude, seed, button, stick aad
shell.
Lac spirits.
JaCtarlne.
Lava, unmanufac turcd.
Lecchos.
Licorico root, unground.
Lfeboats and liiesaving apparatus $40
cialy imported by societies incorporated or
established to encourage the saving OF hui
man life
Lime, citrate of.
Lime, chloride Of or bleaching powder.
Lithographic stone. not engraved.
Ltinus, prepared or not prepared.
Madden and munjeet, or Indian madden.
ground or prepared, and all extracts OF.
Magnesite. or native mineral carbonate
OF magneSia.
Magnesluiii!
MANGANESE. oxide and Gro OF.
MAMA.
Manuscripts
Marrow, crude.
Marshmaiiow or althea root. leaves or
flowers, natural or manufactured.
Mecrschaum. crude or manufactured.
htNilS VI Euiil, SliNtI VI NOpIfi, Hut
other metallic articles actually bestowed as
trophies or prizes, and received and ac-
cepted as honorary distinctions.
Minerals. crude or not advanced in value
or condition by refining or grinding, or by
other process of manufacture. not specially
provided for in this act.
Models OF inventions and of other int
provements In the arts, including patterns
for machinery, but no article shall he
deemed model or pattern which can be
fitted for us, otherwise
Moss. sea weeds, and vegetable SUBJ
stances, crude or manufactured not
otherwise specially provided for in this act.
Musk, crude, in natural pods.
Myroholan.
Needles hand sewing and darnine.
Newspapers aad periodicals. but the
| term periodicals" as herein used shall he
understood to embrace only unbound or
paper covered publications, containing cur
rent literature of the day and issued regu-
! larly at stated periods. al weekly. monthly
| or quarterly.
| Nux vomica.
| Oalum.
| Oh cake.
| Oils: Amber. crude or rectified. amber
| girls, anise or anise seed aniline. cajeput
| cnraway, camomile. civet, cocoanut fennel
! jasmine or jasmine. jugtandiem, juniper
| mace. nerolli or orange. nut oil or oil Of
| NUTS not specially provided Tor in this act
olive oil or olive oil foots imported express
| ly for manufacturing or mechanical pur-
poses and fit only for such use; palm
| thyme. origanum. red or white. valerlaq
and also spermaceti whale and other fist
oils of American fisheries. and all othe
| articles the products of such fisheries pc
| troleum. crude or refined: provided tha
Ii thore be imported into the United STATE.
crude petroleum. or the products of criil,
| petroleum. nTOluppd In which
imposes a duty OH petroleum or its prod
ucts exported from the United States. thor,
shall be levied, paid and collected upon sale
! or"d" petroleum or its products so I'M.
ported 40 per cent ad vaiorem.
Ores OF gold. silver. copper or nickel IN.
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pulp. Paper. and Rocks.

4 Mechanically ground wood pulp. il,
Il hi pound dry weight; chemical Vooi
SIN. nubleached. lis cent poald; hlcaehe1'
ss cent poand.
\ sshea,hing paper. 10 per cent nd vaioTs'l'.
ss.prlntiuc PAGER. unsize3. suitable oaly t9s
oks and newspapers. 10 per cent As
loren.
s,printIng paper, sized or glued sai's''
SSly for hooks ana newspapers. - peG o4n'
sa yaloren. .....,
pauers known Commercially IS copy *
is,pcr. flliering paper, silver lAl@.- as a..
d ksue paper. white OF e01ore4' max ~ -
*,pying books. reatls. o. II ans e'-io. ~. -,
|. GENTS per pound. AMI u ada!iion loe'S4o
r.r cent adj yaIorefn. alDrtDenlze1 OF
S,nsitized paI-r. IS per cen, &C fAlsfel1
4 psnerx known coinmcrelaliy as surface
issatsa uat,ers and manufactures thfFepi'
tirl board. photographic pupis ti2iA e.'A,.
iafe or zinc bound OF guD1NnI ie1Vtp
illustrations when foTmiag pari o. pert
Iliieal. newspaper OF ia printer uosAs as
Tsmpany.ng the saulei. aud al aft.cies w.
shcea either ia whole 3r - pait 2! "'ls-
Sranbfss urr,eegs. ant photograph Autograph
md gersp albums. wholly 81 p4iilsNY man
FEATURED - ptr cent ad faioic-l
,8pspsr enyei1pfs. IS cenls ner i'HF
4 Paoer haur.ngs ard rapfr screens o.
fre.boaras writing paper. drawing Qalsr
ma an otter raper not efecl9iiY pfo' lEs4
IN "a ,hig sef Is r.cr fe1i al 'aloren-
I Hoonf inemdne hid1A bpoks %. ~ A'a2s'
.smullieis an9 eucvavinrs bound o7 uu-
.oNna. pho'os-uuhs crrhiles mans- charts
Jill sill prsvtei matter roi soy7is4'y pro-
giice for h th,s Get. - Pet cent Ga Fa4e'-
IN.
s.t o.. MS Fr- yssNa
/ b,aut.factnrfs of rsper ~ nf whica nafr-
4 H.. comnonen; material q e5.e' fAi4e.
ei s.teigiy rra l4el i-T IL It's 4c-, = 3e-
set. sl Yalorgir.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.
The Immediate Passage Tariff Bill Provide Revenue and
Furnish Protection Is Very Strongly Urged

q
Furnish Protection Is Very Strongly Urged
March president
United Res'ns tho necessity which has re-
eurra assembling in extraordinary s
seip and thar such non has exs for more than three years
limited presenting the remarkable spectacle OF IN
Asns public meet the ordinary ouays incident
un economical and prudent administration Of government An
lion OF the subject dcis this detail and that leads inevitably
to the unias'ihah and should be corrected 60,
the fiscal years ending June 40 a from all sources
receipts over
expenditures that fiscal were paid upon
The receipts of the government from
sill sources during the fiscal ending June 80 1885, amounted to
ana Us @p p , to Si''SsS"'' SHOWING an ~ " ~ ~
the receipts of
The receipts of the
demp Of specie ssoo Notwithstanding there was de-
with the previous fiscal year its income was sl not sufficient to provide
backs did suffice and the government
November following
1885 third soo bonds for ls2ii announced
ending June 80 1895
further loan of soooooo negotiated ny the government in February 1885,
y ,ss s'io ssn and swelling the Of bonds issued with" three
fiscal year ending June 30 1896 the revenues of the government
sis67S654AS
s252os7o other words total
l for nh, inject three ss , a agsa nas June 80 1885, were insufficient by $751;
Nor has this condition improved For the first half of the fiscal
year the receipts OF ahe s0'eFnen exclusive OF postal revenues" " '."
s2S and its expenditure exclusive of postal service Dr. or an excess
deficit SlSsoSl5So ending March
n of
OF an increas o
Il
would insufficient the demands and that the bonds
as i
of liberal PENSIONS and tie liquidation of principal and inter-
a o
o
such to
The 0
tSignedJ liam
Executi Mansion.
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y ~ satlt3oa tAsreto 20 pr ceat q
1r2 Dutch ana two-pay ingrsin carT'etA.
m ~ square yard. and In ADDITION
1l1 ~ ~ cent ad valornsn.
4 6fa9ssts and bookings, prinied. cosoaes
3i1kefWsse. ~ cents per square yara- ana
S86iiion thereto 90 per cent al vAiuresn-
II carpet. figured or plain ii cents rer
hare yard. ans in addition thereto 30 per
III "a valcrer-
fiefrcfr and carpetine 81 wool. Tax OF
~. or composed in mart Of either. nct
'5ctally provided for in this ar'~ ." pe'
III "a valorecn. .
lilafs, rugs. screens. covers, nas< ..l.
Il .s54s az squares and other portions
~ r,,et. n carressrrs made wholly or
snart ~ wool, and no. specially proNiana
Is this act. shall I've subjected 70 The
~ q duty herein imposed on oarpen o.
.petinss Of like character or description
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that they now have Under their nAaap,
ment company composed d seventy ~
hers. in fact double company. Il i &
vided into two sections. or edition q
they call 1t. The first edition" b nNt
to show the origin OF minstfel1y III I
given by company Of thirty senuss ~
ored artists and consists Of Original .Iudr
dancing. singing and acrobatlc work, H..
ture true to life and such ono y : M
even today in the cotton fields Of tie Saqlk
The next edition" Is given by Tie MI
company Of forty carefully selected iitli1
and is an exposition Of the modern ldm 4
minstrelsy. Among the many isatnru I
the programme Is an entirely non nia)
march. invented and ARRANGED By Klllhn
II, West. entitled THE Phantom 0ufdi"
This imposing organization VII oceepy
the stage OF Sweeney u Cocmh' 0pn
house, matinee today and last psisnl6te
tonight .i st 81 2
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PUNCH ROBERTSON.

With his company will play Z tour ~
engagement in Houston beginning VI!
Wednesda, at 8 O'Clock. when be viii rF
sent 1.-THE Buckeye" At night 'Rose w.
tabe, a five-act society comedy, viii y "
bill. A Fort Worth paper says q As CO.
pany:
From the way Punch Robertson eafsa
off last night, this popular actor ~ y
company will have a big week w.
walls Opera house was packed lfom " W. x
dome with an audience that went wig W
applause at the situation no ptoduea.
of the play Rose Cottaae.' me ~.
composing the company are real!y ~
and deserved the good attenesl,
nothing really so good has svef nesu M ~
in Fort Worth at the popular ~
charged. Many companies xnlc a,,. y X
compare with IL have charged oUl.s'. :. y 4
stage settings are elaborate = nus ... y
more than those made By mofe u W.
organizations. The company ~ ~.
and Individually are gooa. w ~
scope was used between the ~ ! -
Edison's animated pictures. loul NJ
were displayed. and are inc - 81 q
yet been seen In the city, sssl .r
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LaGrange. Texls, March lo',essl
stolen, from Casor Hunter =. \ w
timo, about seven miles sou.us.s I IA
Grange, one yoke OF oxen, 0p, IA ,isst
roam and one red OK; had % ~. ,S M q \
four and half feet long j I'm ~ a Il cssl
large bell. The bell was tea y " I'D sd orss;
not not rattle; these oxen wors , y 2 s u r.ist
fa u' enough for beef; branded l. : ~ Nj d "
trooth crop off the LEI, ear AZ - liberal 4.
right. The owner WI, IN; iii nav 50 TO- Y
Tara for f sl lSS oAf in any a N rs,
all communications 10 a. -.'-----5
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4 dressed rp3cr leather, including pA'ea''
I s.harnelca, <aS jspanned leather. dressed or
Il addressed ard finished channels or ciner
4 skins nns specially enumerated or FroSiacd
| for in this act. - per cen; nd vaioreG :
\ haakeindcrs' calf skins. kangaToo. sheer
4 and coat sksns. Including Lamb and Kid
| skins dressed and finished. 20 per ceti al
/ valofem: skins 81 riorccco- tanned hut I'M
! finished 10 per cent al vaiartzn; piano
| forte leather ana plsnofarte action leather
l IS pcr cent ad valorsin. !apanncd calf
| skins 81 psr cent az vllcrcrn. boots ana
shoes. made q. leather Is rer ceni AZ va
1 loren.
But leather cut into shoe uprcrs or vArnrNs
| or cihe- forms suitable for CONVERSION tn1S
manufactured ar.s<les shall re classified IS
manufactures oi leather. and pay eniy As-
ccrdizelr.
slayss--ae; vet agreed uT1Sn IN detail
Manufactures u alanasjsr. amber. asSes-
los alRaGars. oer2l. c&telst O. NaiaSai, 7r'.
paste spar wax o- 81 which saese SUD
Stances ur cithsr o! lhetn Is Sae refslfSanoe'
Material csf ohiet value, MOI specially pro
x.sea fax in this Aci Is asr cert 80 Va
lr-rqn: ns5ar or willow prepared for BASKET
makers use s5 l.s- cent az vslo7cisii man,
ulactares g. usyer o. WILLOW. 90 pS9 eeH'
+, al vala-crn.
NAnufariurrs o, bone. chip. grass bora.
India runhers pklm leaf. straw or wasi-'
bone or 81 which tAesa substances or ssthei
Ct ihesr is TIE ragnneusn, material q eales
vsiue hot specially provided ioF u .Als
Aet 80 9c- cent az V&lo7eEn
Manufactures 81 leather, fur eriss-
rerchk ygzioznlred Ir.liA zuoher- karWn -
he-s ruhaer. human bait. paQler rratae,
.ldusaiod abfr wares and otheT ruShaia1
lures eva POSED u wood " CHER pulp or
O! which These s.. ss ;sates O. eithcT & Teen
is ihe cogupalent material @; c@se; FA4ae
-H AZ
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| 1850 ,,y,,-, yay,nr,,, Of duties equal to the
| s-sxsssss .,,cvr.ss ar ,n any article manu-
$500 ~ n,,,s.,~s var house and exported
mr,ss- snv nrryssson Of law; aud prov idei
! s,-sn.r thst when Manufacture tobacco
| as,rn nae Nes,n exported without payment
49, . - ..s,.,,,. AZ sssll hc Yr-iynjscr,ed
!. snail N, resaip~i in the custody 81 ;he
1 n,,ls.e,,- ~ customs until internal revenue
1 stsrsns IN favynent Of the ,exsi duties shall
| =. ,,ss,-@s shr-r,sa
Asfqs;os in it's natural state as taken
| m, ne rnire<. no; assorted, purified or
! advanced ia any manner
Ashes WOOD and I've Of, and beet root
ashes
Asgasltura and eitunaon. crude. not dried
or otherwise advanced IN any manner.
Assafonti6a.
Rain Of Gilead.
ns-ss. csaesena. or ether. from which
opirine NAV ~ extracted
RarssA, csreocaie of, OF withecite.
HAuxite. or haanxise, crude, not refined or
Otherwise advanced 10 co1dttic1 from It's
natural sga1o
Beeswsx
Bells hreker. ana bell metal, broken and
O. oaly TO he rriaa1Nisetured.
f7iTas stuffed not suitable for millinery
ornaments and birds skins prepared for
preservation aHa not further advanced IN
Manufacture
BIRDS Ana land and water .oNIs'
BiAass,'s and ali integuments and ia;es-
tiras II animals and hsh SOUNDS crude or
sal.es Tor preservation only, and unInsnu-
tartuTod. aoi specially proNi5ed Tor in TINS
set.
Blood dried
nonGs. crude o. not burned calcinei,
ground. sieamea or otherwise nanuiae
lgrea and hone dust or animal carbon and
s'cHe ash ct ouly for ieftiliEing purposes.
Heaks eagratinss, photographs. etchinss.
t-u-c or u1houui. maps and charts i'm.
rc-,ed ty authority or for use Of the tnitei
States or for use Of ihc library NJ cohgrcss
fsra7sl nuts cream nuts. palm nuts and
raita nut kernels. coro2npts IN the sheu
arI broken cN-oauut meat or corra, not
shredded. 1cssics,sd Or prepared IN any
manner
R-sgN Paste
Brazilian pebble. vnwrcught or nnmanu-
facilre1
Brerefs. IN blocks or slabs
E-isl}es Grade. not sorted punched or
urerA-el
prs--1 corr
Halloa Eold OF silver.
ra-eur.dy pitch.
Gsaeriu-n
r5~Sssr crude.
Castor or castorium.
rA.r1t whpfui Or wormgui uHlnabu-
s-r.,,-+7 mr. nst further manufactured ;han
p strings OF cords
Ch,rilm.
CNslk crude not ground, preclp4tAtel or
9th r1g-isa manufactured.
i,b-o-.,ste 81 IRON.
Ci,ef. crude.
Clay contnon blue clay in casks suitable
,or f-ansfactore Of crucibies.
Coal anthracite and coei stores OF amer
lean vessels but none shall he unloadeu.
l-,ai lar GRADE and pitch Of coal tar
,.'i..i, ,.,5 ,ohelt ore.
rorr.lts Iadicus.
f-o,tireai
co,o. or cacao. crude and fiber. leaves
AID shells Of
Conse
Coins
Cold silver and copper
COR and coir warn
Gamer. old taken from the bottom OF,
American vessels compelled by marine dis
ss,er TO repair In foreign ports.
Conner. regulus and black or coarse cop |
t.er and Gopher cement.
,f,o. rat
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RCcinrOcity.
] HTTIg,
Zafer.


The reciprocity feature of the bill is not
yet written. The committee will take it
up tomorrow for the purpose of arranging
the details. 1t has already been decided
to place the following articles in the list
Of goods which will be used for reciprocity
arrangements with other countries:
Sugar.
Spirits.
Champagnes.
silk goods.
Gloves.
Mineral waters.
Argols.
Chiclo
Feathers and millinery ornaments.
On all the foregoing articles, imported
PRINCIPALS from Great Britain and France
the duties will bo reduced in consideration
or removal Of restrictions and for other
reciprocal arrangements in favor Of Ameri-
can products. such as breadstuffs, live
stock and meats.
NO changes are made In the admnistra-
tive features of the existing law. The pres
eht internal revenue laws are not touched
AZ all, either as to rates or regulations
mere are no new features in the bill. save
me reciprocity provision, given above in
substance.
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y SIX and silk Cccds.
lrAi, schedule IL held subject to final re-
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safe, sure and effectual remedy ~
cases, as it removes the cause, PUT.
and invigorates tho system, and II.
energy and vitality
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WoIuS. 1 OuT 81
friend, MARY
+. S. Some
OF the other
girls are now
using thcCom-
pound. 1t ben
etts them all.
Lydia e. Pin
hams Vegetat
-
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a.. SSSiNCu ny MIA Hnka.-,
may one month after the yo,,ss -. l. !
had FIRST written, giving syms,,.!
and asking advice. She WA ii ~
great distress Of mind, ieeli,. I.
would not hold out till grsdu,s;s 4,
the doctor had advised her q 49, y.
You dear Woman:-
4 should have written 70 49,
out you said wait . month. ~.
taught that the days Of mlrscls "
past Pray what is my cases N.
taken the Vegetable COMPOUND h,a'
fully, and obeyed you implicitly 3, /.
am free from all my ills. / wuss 3,
very sick girl. Am keeping val 4 ]
my class, and hope to do you and M,
credit at graduation. - Nv msh,.
cannot find expression in ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-28

VlyHEk As Lcman Paris, of Deer Isle. in
w To- county of Hancock, and State OF
Maine. b Is his mortgage deed dated the fifth
day of Nay. a. d, isss, and recorded in the
Hancock registry OF Deed, book 225, page 49,
co'seyo 10 me. the undersigned, two GER
tain iCtf # land together with all buildings
therto . situate in said Deer Isle, and
boundtt as follows, viz BEGINNING at the
sauthea.t corner on the west side OF the road
near tine meeting house; thence south 7lles
ct 1910 hundred and fifty eight rods and
dsr Ii Ss to land OF Nathaniel Robbins:
Thence north eleven rods and nine and one
halt II Ks 10 land OF stephen Babhidge; thence
north H. east two hundred and nifty eight
rod and dve links to TIE road; thence by
the Dad s9nthcrly eleven rods nine and
out nall links 20 the bound begun Mt, con
La tug nineteen acres. more or less.
. 80 another lot bounded rs follows, viz :
BEGINNING on the highway on lot formerly
occupied By stephen Babbidge j.; thence by
-. said Blbhi1Ec line on the south part Of
tie lot thirts-siN rods. thence at a right angle
u3rthCrly Ave rods aud three links; thence
parallel with the said lot thirty. six rods to
The highway thence by the highway to the
h5St- mentioned bound, containing one acre,
more or less and whereas the condition Of
said moriE14c ht- hceu broken. NOW there
fore. hy reason ut the brcach Of Che condition
thereof. / CAIN A foreclosure al -4id mort
gage. LII KNIGHT
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ErSal Netirrs.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Collectors Notice and Advertisement of
sale of Lands of Resident and Non-Resi-
dent Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands of nonresident owners
situated In the town of Gouldshoro, in the
county OF hancock, for the year 1896.
IFHE following list of taxes on real estate of
L non resident owners, situated in the town of
Gouldsboro, aforesaid, for the year 1896, com
mitted to me for collection for said town on the
first day of June, 1895, remains unpaid and
notice Is hereby given that If said taxes with
Interests and charges are not previously paid.
SO much OF the real estate taxed rs Ia sufficient
and necessary to pay the amount due therefor
including interest and charges, will he sold
without further notice, at public auction at
town hall In said town, on the first Monday of
December, ls9i. at O'Clock III.
Name of owner, description of Amt OF
property tax due.
Rubie u Bunker, lot of land at South
Gouldsboro known AS Jacob Bunker
Harry K Fiske, 81 of Binder Quarry.
Property situated at South GOudsBoro, 80
Frank fiodgkins, lot of land situated
eastern end of Middle Porcupine Is
F ID Hodgkins and others. Thumb Caps so
called situated of Eastern and Middle
Porcupine Island, IL
Gilbert Hooper, lot of land Mt South
Gouldsboro known as Robinson Point
lot, So
Il Havey, lot of land at South Goulds
boro known as Rohinsons Point lot, So
Fred Nutter, lot of land Gould-borO
Point bounded ~ follows On north
by land of Nat snaw. on east by land
of l. Nutter, on south by East bay, on
west by Gouidsboro bay, 80
ID Rodick ~ sons, Island known n Sheep
man Bay, Is 20
i + Sowle, I, of mill privilege at West
Bay, s.
Mrs Francis Ward. lot of land at Indian
iiarbor bounded a- follows: on the
east by GouId-bUrO bay, ON south by
land of David Rice, on west by beo w
Allen, Jr, on north by Geo w. Allen, jr,
containing 100 acres more or less. 3 80
Fred Watson, lot of land in GOuldsboro
known rs Ro~co q Young lot on road
from West bay to Steubcn bounded "a
follows: ON north and west by land
of Talbot Workman, on south by es
tate of John stevens, on east by coun-
ty road containing one acre, Al
Simeon Sargent, lot of land situated at
head of Jones point known Lew
Bunker lot lot of land known rs Fos-
ter } Bunker lot near Winter liarbor
stream, 60
Edgar Redding, lot of land known
Fuller lot on Gouldsboro point, 30
Horace W Jordan lot of land at South
Goud-boro With stable thereon. Lot
of hand known AS g Bunker lot
bounded as follows; On north and
east by land of Bunker, on south
by land of Damon Sargent, on west by
town road. Buildings thereon, - IS
Paid "a "A
"a
William + Coomby. house lot at South
Goudsboro. Buildings thereon 5l4
Preston l. Guptill home lot West bay.
Buildings thereon, = -
LeauLrr Nuttcr, lot of land known as
William shaw lot. Lot OF land of
GouldshOro Point near y. Shaw's i01
james w Pcttcc, home lot Birch ilarbor.
Buildings thereon, 5 %
William j eeaveH, home lot, Prospect
iiarhor. Buildings thereon, 6G6
stephen slower. house lot Birch Iarb0r.
small house thereon 3 %
r * MERRITT Collector
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-28

DO you scratch and scratch, and wonder
what's the matter poau'- Ointment will in
stantly relieve aud permanently cure any itchy
di-eaee of the akin. no matter of how long
stanuing.-Adrf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-28

,I'HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has hc"n duly appointed admins
traitor ds haHts nom with the viii annexed Of
the estate of Thomas Mason late of orland
in the county " Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds las the law directs. All per
SONS having Jomauds against the cs-
tate of sad deceased are desired to
present tire same for settlement, and all
indebted reto are requested to make pay
ment iu-m Iiatcly. THoNts +. MAsoS.
October - a d. iSg7.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-28

The soothing. lung healing virtues of the
newly cut pine are all embodied In pr. Woods
Norway Pine Strip, the sovereign remedy for
coughs and colds, and lung troubles of all sorts.
Jyg