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STANDING FROM UNDER.

OUR interesting contemporary the Eveninq Post to be
J congratulated upon spirit which it has re-
nounced participation in the anticharer
Buckley that our con-
temporary did not orsake the
until it had severely CALL; but
the lamp continues to burn eng
return rejoice heartily contemporary al
question as
would have reoced had perceived its
ginning and joined forces with the Examiner.
especially gratifying to conPraru-
late the Post upon its When
situation had maina its unsavoy
sickens The Sullivan Joined
the Buckley Democrats and Examiner all the
Charter Convention nominees but This Democracy" is
bossd by Colonel Sullivan Mayor secretary and is
really the Phean Democracy Its dominant politics
buidozrg. Whenever things do leader he
deems his duty call police reform them
The great achievement which this Democracy relies
public the dismissal Super.
vsors by Mayor Phean.
bered that the Post bitterly a.aied the
Phelan Sullivan idea government during at
of the Mayor the legislative unicipa
machine Indeed, there days when actually became
bysterica affair The spectacle pool
between the Post Examiner the Buckley Democrats
Phean- Sullivan Democracy slght for the
gods.
We glad interesting contem porary has
deserted the combine Such
nothing else than convict of downright nsncery
wilful corruption for be known, change their
fixed convictions lightly When they doing SO there
is always to believe that sold"
applied.
We our support of the Free
holders ticket nominated by regular
days the Post said this ticket banng
why do not tell the public for it. This
inconsistency be sentence: The fusion
ticket is "banting, and
TO advise body support it. for the very simple
son that going do that anyhow We
much confidence in good people city
imagine for instant that going
holders supported by the Examiner the Buckley
the Sullivan Democracy To assume such thing would be
equivalent to assuming that they crazy.
And this brings a consideration unfor-
tunate situation in Charter Convention
Freehoders have bsen placed These gentlemen are
nil we'll known and, far aware, respectable
citizens Doubtless, If elected they would
charter They have been ndorsed by the Non Partisan
party and 10 that extent respectfully
The electors to judge them by they
will have to condemn them. 1t is
the political reebootes who supporting
listed for patriotic or unsesh motives No will believe
word of it.
The Evening Post has been unable stand the odiur
OF association with such combine Why
mittee of One Hundred and it's
consprator2 They votes by doing so
People who paid licenses the privilege running the
money how be at the other end
of a ething game
Perhaps Chief Lees made the that Mr. Gunst wa,
losing his mind just Chief receipt of large hot
pieces Of it.
charitable view of the Christmas magazines might be
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
1T WILL BE a BAD BARGAIN,
Chicago Chronicle.

The treaty OF annexation will probably be
ratified within few months and we shall
then have to undertake the pleasant task of
keeping order among the heterogeneous crowd
OF Asatics, half-breeds and American adveu.
turers 1000 miles away from our nearest port,
1t will be a marvel If even the most enthusi-
astic annexationiSts are not sick of the bar.
gain within two or three years from the ratif.
cation OF the treaty
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

Doubtless the charge Police Sergeant Helms that
he sent to one hospital whose over
looked in another may safely
But would that doctor who had overlook
would be position TO technically known as
singing small and let somebody else CONS
planning.
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NO CHANCE tOR lHE MAN.
ST. Lou is @ obe- Democrat

The right OF women to search the pockets of
her sleep ping husband is to be tested in Penn
sylvania court 1t is suggested that as women
have no pockets, at east none that can readily
case has never yet been properly considered.
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..Mrs. Minslow,s soothing sr-u.,.

as been used over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while Teething with pertAc*
success 1t soothes the child softens the gums Al.
lays Pain cures Wind Collie, regulates the Bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrhaas whether
arising from teething other causes. For sale by
druggists in every part of the world Be sure and
ask Tor Nj Mrs. inslow's Soothing Svrun 25cabottls
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

CoRoNADo.-Atmosphere IS perfectly dry .oy.
snd mild being entirely free from the rnsts com
mon further north Round trip tickets by steam
ship, Including fifteen days board the Hotel Isl
Coronado $50; longer stay 50 so per day Apply
4 New montgomery street San Francisco; or A
W. Bailey, manager Hotel del Coronado late OF
Hotel Colorado Glenwood Springs. Colorado.
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CALIFoRNlANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-At the Holland-Mr
and Mrs. c. Fair, J. c. Kirk atrick; Imperial
G. a. knight; Ashland-F. e. Madden Miss
Henrietta Hoagg arrived on the Fulda from
Genoa
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An ATTEMPT will now be made OF course to discourage
przefghting since another pugiist killed in the
ring However it the possibility of such that is the
only value of the manly art practced An ex-
tremely bsIng taken when utility of killing
off the brulsers is ignored.
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THE YUKON RIvER-Subscriber. 1t is claimed'
that at certain seasons OF the year the Yukon1
River can be dredged. An effort in that direc-
ton Will be made in the spring OF 1898.
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CoNsUL-J. J., Monterey, Cal. There is no
American Consul at Guatemala, but there is
an Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
also represents the United States at Honduras.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

ELECTRIC CARs-E. NJ. B., Gardner, Or. The
motorman in charge of an electric stree tear
back his car without changing the position of
the trolley.
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Open daily, including Sunday. Grand con-
cert Thursday evening, December 8. Signor
Fernando Michelena, the great tenor will ap-
pear: also other soloists. Admission 25 cents.~
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

Dr. Hall is be congratulated 1t every man ac
cused of murder Who get s5 900 ball.
when he has reputation the
Why quash the against and have done
with it? Even if guilty he will be let off.
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CALIFORNtANS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. AT the Auditorium An
nex-Charles NJ. Hunter, San Francisco;
PalmeT-Hans Schiebe San Francisco.
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Mark Hopkins Institute of Art

AS A preventive of Brights disease drink
Watson S Scotch Whisky
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Among the recommendations of the Presidents message
ut be reckoned the disappoval English press
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

.ONE-CENT PIEcE-M n. W., Napa, Cal. No pre-
MUM is offered for a United states one-cent
] ieCe OF 1861
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

To neglect the hair is to lose youth and comeli-
ness. Save it with PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
HINDERCoRNs, the best cure for corns Ih cent.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

CURE your cold with Lows horehound
cough syrup, price 10c, All Sansome st. .
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TURQUoIsE-M. J. NJ, City. To ascertain the
value OF a turquoise such you describe you
shout d take it 10 a frst-class jeweler, who will
give the desired information. No one can
ten you what it is worth without examin-
il.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

April. 1s55-M. H. s., City, The first Sun
day in April, 1855, fell on the first day o. the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

The Rev. DR.. Russell T. Hall of GreenwI,b.
Conn, has resigned the nastorate of the Sc
ond congregations Church there because he
couldn' stop u-playlug N sunday.
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SPECIAL Information daily to manufacturer&
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAliens, $40 Montgomery
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=.PoETs-Subscrlber, Watsonville, Cal. This
de partment cannot determine by the ques-
ton, "Wul YOU give the names of noted
poets?' if the writer refers to ancient or mod
ern poets, or living or dead. The question
should be more specific.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

People who paid licenses privilege of running the
amened nickel n-thes slot machines can't get their
money understand how to be at the other end
of a thing game.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

charitable view OF the Christmas magazines might be
expressed genial recognition of possibility having
been
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

Perhaps Chief Lees made the remark that Gunst wa.
losing his just the Chief receipt of large hot
pieces of 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

CALIFORNIA glace iru1ts, SOC lb. Townsenra.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

TARIFF To KLONDIKE-F. 6. B., City. 1t is
imposs BILE to publish an answer to the gen.
eral question, what are the duties on an out
fit and provisions to enter Dyea?" for the
reason that the tariff is different on each arti-
cle and the correspo ondent does not designate
what the outfit consists OF and what proYl-
sions would be taken.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-15

"And how did he die?" asked the lady
who had come West to inquire after the
husband she had lost. "Er-by request,
ma'am," said the gentle cowboy, Ms
mildly and regretfully as possible.
Some Of the native women OF Australia
have queer idea OF beauty. They cut
themselves with shells, keep the wounds
open for long time, and when they heal
huge scars are the result. These scars are
deemed highly ornamental.
Dora (sweetly)-Fred didn't blow his
brains out because you Tilted him the
OF her night; he came right over and pro-
posed to me. Maud (super- Odd
he? Then he must have got rid OF his
brains some other way.
"Who made your" asked the primary
teacher. The little girl addressed evil
IDENTIFY wishing to be accurate in her
reply: "God made me so long" indi-
eating the length OF q short baby, land l
growed the rest"
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Embellishments.
COMFORT AND KNOWLEDGE,
(.Sept free bu mail
Sent Iree by mail. J

Set aside for twenty-four hours bot.
tie or common glass filled with urine A.
sediment or settling indicates an IN.
healthy condition Of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it Is positive eyidepce
OF kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urinste or pain in the back is also con.
vincing proof that the kidneys and blad.
der are out OF order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge, 50
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, tuaI.
every wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part Of
the urinary passages. 1t corrects inabi
ity to hold urine and scalding pain in
passing it, or bad effects following use Of!
liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes thai,
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled
to get up many times during the night to
urinate. The mild and the extraordinary
effect OF Swamp Root is soon realized. Il
stands the highest for Its wonderful cure.
OF the most distressing cases. II you
need q medicine you should have ths
best. Sold by druggists, price fifty cent.
and one dollar. You may have a ssmpl.
bottle and pamphlet, both sent tres
by mail. Mention THE ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN and send your address to D.,
Kilmer & Co., Bing hamton, N. Y. Tht
proprietors of this paper guarantee thu
genuineness OF this offer.
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EUGENE.

Maud-Why has Lillian given up wear
ing rational costume? Did George object?
Ethel-Oh, no; he said he approved of it.,
because it would prevent her attracting
any other mans Animation.
~ don't believe it is any use to vacci-
nate for smallpox" said q backwoods
Kentuckian, "for had child vsccinated,
and he fell out Of a window, and was
killed, in less than a weeks time"
"Did you say that boy OF yours was
ambitious?" Ambitious! Well, l should
say! Why, that boy does nothing but
sit around all day and think Of the great
things he's going to dol"
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,rs see other pages.

Sorrento.
L. B. Sawyer, OF Steuben, was in town
recently.
w. H. Lawrence is going to Boston for
few days on business.
Capt. Nathan Bickford, OF Winter Har-
Dor, was in town this week.
George Cleaves will be employed by E..
r. Corners Co. this summer.
c. W. Corners and grandson, Fred
Goodale, were in town to-day.
Ernest Wiley is employed for the sea-
son to work for Supt. Lawrence.
Edward Fenton will live in town this
summer in one-half OF the Whitaker
house.
L. U. Bragdon is repairing his stable,
which, when completed, will be very con-
venient.
George Kane came up from Winter
Harbor to-day in his yacht "Winnie",
with number OF barrels Of Holsters, also
some lumber.
DR.. O'Brien, OF Boston, was in town
this week for the purpose OF selecting
one of the many beautiful cottages here
for the summer.
There was no service at Union church
on Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. J. T.
Moore, is quite ill with the grip at his
home in Sullivan Harbor.
April II. PEARL.
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COUNTY NEWS
southwest iiarbuT.

southwest tiarbur. ~
There will be an Easter Come.
children of the Congregations " I'd
Sunday school next Sunday ero.. e"ui'a
ginning at o'clock. ~ vi
Rev. II. w. Norton. the eenor.,
of Methodist churches and thei, '''sa
within prescribed district, preaor "'g'''
excellent discourse in the Man"S
church last Sabbath morning. 1'''S
The roads in this section for 81
two weeks have been sea of b,.I p''
mud. As one man said, who bsd ''os
more or less OF wallowing about in !. 70
devils mortar bed, well washed nm y a
Saturday all the regular boats ~.
season were in evidence once moro n ,D'
Frank Jones" arrives from po...
about noon; the Bangor boat ,aTreno ,au'
arrives about 80 p. m, and tho ,,,.
Desert" about 8 p. m. ~
Russell A. Gray has Joined d..
yacht for the season. Mr.. Gray is nv.
who has to please the palate of tho ~
and fastidious, and who can concoo. :.
cook dishes which confound the v.nh.
tongue to pronounce, but which nan..
theless taste mighty good.
April II. Pp
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l., $40. ~ G,Sear, to
ola cases. "ni'n' q" " a..
stick like wax Inc hrS' '"'e =" nv
docket Was entered III tue '''o"'i 'e' a.
1866. The Chief Justice, recognizing III
the plaintiff the distinguished citizen OF
Ellsworth. who is at present occupying so
,,,.,,iouors nosition in the United
60, c,.o l., holding the Cuban iingos
,, ,i,h ohorootari.,ic
nj "as' ie'ii'i NNN IN
readiness oil VIII III a." anu
get her independence otlule 'ha' N"o' 10
settled"
SPECIAL ASSIGNED LIST.
\ large number OF cases were placed on
the general trial list. Tuesday afternoon
-. -. =, e,,s;r,,,;,,,- oosos The sDecisI
t.,,f,,,...
"'9'' 'eN
Wednesday, Apr't -.
2ls7. sous v joy Redmah' Hurley
Thursdays Apri 10
1897. Wood Co V. flhsoh " bro""' ha'e "
Hamlin; Fellows
2l64. Joy v. sousi' Hurley hedmah'
22o7. Burrill Bank Y. Bradley refers "ooo'
Friday, April 10
1000. Winter Harbor v. kockiana' tracy
Prescott.
49,, s' ,.
,,os Smith Y Tower Hale g Hamlin: Deasy
2o9o. Sargent V. Jordan Mason King
22i9. Garland V. Carr Giles; King
2@'s, Allen v "iiliams' hlhs, "iies'
,o,o >,,,,,o -Ho"u $500 ap Do..r u.,o .
lit
e,aa Gilesv =. McAus,er Giles: Fellows.
ss5l. Friend v. Blaisdel!. Mason; Fellows.
2se3. somes Y. Martin. Peters; Wood.
1854. Campbell v. Martin. Peters; Wood.
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f.. T.

"Why," said Sniffers, II have . n.,,,
that cries Stop thief! so naturally I'M.
every time / hear 1t always stop. No-
what are you fellows laug hing aboutw
TOO much OBJ er good tinp.n ,.a
Uncle Eben, lam danjus. Ell all de d.r
in de yah 'ceppin' one wus ChrIstm.
hits mon likely we'd be cele brat in np,s,
but dat off-day."
An old saying worth remembering h,
every housewife is that GOOD hmm,
garnishes, good will beauties, and poo1
feeling gladdens more effectively thu,
flowers, handsome china and expensive
silverware."
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Waltham.
A little girl came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Pettengill recently.
Mrs. Cora Smith and family have re-
turned to their home at Bartlett, N. H.
Mrs. Lizzie Pike, Of Hsverhill, Mass, is
in town, called here by the illness OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pettengill.
The grip has played havoc among the
people in this place for the past two
weeks. Forty were afflicted with the
disease at one time. Nearly all are i'm
proving.
April II. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.

wv ~ L L N II w =.
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Surry.
Henry J. MiLiken and wife are i'll with
grip.
The home of Rev. E. w. Belcher was
made glad by the arrival of little boy
The first vessel to sail up the bay to the
wharves this spring ana load with wood,
was the ELLA Eudora", Capt. Remick.
She took load of wood of f. n. Osgood,
for Rockland.
Presiding Elder II. w. Norton will
hold a quarterly conference at the Metho-
dist vestry Saturday evening and will
preach at the church Sunday afternoon.
| April II. G.
Frank Jordan is gaining after an at
tack OF grip.
Henry Phillips, who has been at Branch
Pond is at home again.
Mrs. Lizzie Moon and three children,
who have been Ill, are now convalescent.
There will be appropriate services in
the Baptist church on Fast Day, April %.
Capt. H. c. Young is painting his
buildings before he leaves with his
vessel this spring.
Miss Nettie Graves, OF East Bluehill, is
spending a week with Miss Ida Day at
the parsonage.
Fred Graves, wife and daughter Nettie
were guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Day Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. Withee has made, and is still max
ing, decided improvements in the interior
and also the exterior of the Finn house.
Mrs. Colts many friends are glad to
know that she is SO far recovered from
her recent illness as to sit up most OF the
time.
Mrs. Morang, Of Edmunds, is spending
| q few weeks with her friends here, Rev.
and Mrs. E. w. Belcher, who were form
| erly settled in that charge.
Miss Ida Day entertained eleven of the
Juniors at the parsonage last Tuesday
afternoon from till s, it being the thir-
tenth anniversary Of her birthday. The
time was very pleasantly passed in play
| ing games, singing and social converse.
Refreshments were served at D. M
| Although it was wet and muddy outside,
the Juniors were happy and were very
anxious to be informed by the chairman
OF birthday committee where the next
| birthday party would be and when.
April II. RAE,
Oceanville.
Seth Lufkin spent Sunday at home
Fred Pettee is cutting wood for Sam
uel Ames.
John Gross left for Boston Monday to
look for job on yacht.
H. Campbell has shipped with Capt
Dow.
Edward Simpson and wife are visiting
in town.
Joseph and Parker Greenlaw went to
Boston Monday to join their yacht.
Susie V. Webb left for Winter Harbor
Saturday, where she will teach this
spring.
Arthur Whitmore left for Stonington
Monday where he will be employed
cutting stone.
A. V. Webb has chartered John Gross
boat, and will use her in the fish bust
ness this summer.
Theodore Eaton, of Little Deer Isle,
and Velma Greenlaw, of this place, were
married Saturday, April 3.
Miss Cynthia Knowlton, OF Stonington,
will teach the grammar school here, and
Miss Alice Lane, Of this place, the pri.
mary.
April II. EUGENE.
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Bass Harbor.
Capt. Charles Robinson has rejoined
his vessel at Boston.
Miss Julia Kittredge has gone to Var
mouth, to attend school.
Charles Abbott has gone to Lynn,
Mass, for several weeks visit.
Mrs. John Knowlton and daughter ar
rived home from Boston, where they
spent last week.
Where, oh where is that dramatic en-
tertainment which was to come off about
this time, which was to show off our local
talent, to entertain the crowd and in
cidentally to rake in some shekels for the
new hall?
An unusually large mum Der of vessels lay
in the har bor here over Sunday, and some
fifteen or twenty of the crews We're in
evidence at the church last Sunday even
ing. And fine-looking, honest-sppear
ing set of fellows they were, too. May
God bless the men who sail the mighty
sea. The Drawn and brain and heart of
half this Maine coast is there, on it or
under it..
April u. X. Fl.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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West Brooksville.
F. E. Shepardson is in Bangor.
DR.. L. A. Stewart returned from Port
land Saturday.
Albert Wilson left, last week to join his
vessel in Rockland.
Capt. George Blodgett, keeper Of Saddle
Back light, is home for few days.
Capt. I. w. Varnum, Lewis l. Varnum
and Harry Perkins leave this week for
Boston.
Work on the steamboat wharf at
Charles Tapley's shore has commenced.
The wharf when completed will be 400
feet long.
Mrs. Relief Perkins, who will be eighty
years old in May, last week spun, double
and twisted nine skeins Of yarn, besides
assisting about the homework.
April II. H.
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West fremont.
Mrs. Myra Rumill has been very i'll with
the grip, but is now recovering.
Loren w. Rumill has commenced dig
cling cellar and laying foundation for
q dwelling house the coming summer.
Capt. Charles Lunt, Of schooner George
H. Mills, recently loaded with stone at
the Sound, has been Obliged to leave his
vessel on account of poor health. Capt.
Charles Stanley, OF Southwest Harbo
will 60 the trip for him.
April II. l.,
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South GOuldsborO.
J. {. Hammond is quite ill.
Miss Annie Bent, of Jonesport, is spend
ing few weeks here among friends.
Miss Alice Havey has gone to Winter
Harbor, where she will be employed in
the telephone Office.
Harry Hooper is in the store OF NJ.
Perlinskey, OF Winter Harbor, during
his absence In Boston.
Mrs. Dudley Sargent has returned
from East Sullivan, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Hanna.
April II. 8. NJ. 8.
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The jurors excused were George Grin
die, Penobscot; William LAwton, Ire
mont; johnson R. Lufkin, Deer Isle;
John P. Shepherd, Castine; Arthur d. F.
Snowman, Bucksport; William Snowman,
Bucksport, and Frank E. Whitmore,
Eden.
The Ellsworth jurors drawn on the
extra panel were Charles James, Irving
Osgood and Libeos D. Patten.
CALLING THE DOCKET.
Following the empanelment OF the trav-
erse juries, the calling of the docket was
taken up. Chief Justice Peters, as usual,
tried to weed the docket of some of the
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Do you know whether you are buy
ing your Dry Goods cheaply enough?
G. L. MORANG will tell you.
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The April term of the supreme judicial
court of Hancock county convened Tues
day, Chief Justice John A. Peters pre-
siding. Court opened at 10 O'Clock.
Prayer was offered by Rev. ID. l.. Yale.
The following attorneys We're present
at the opening of the court:
Hannibal E. Hamlin, A. F. Burnham,
John b. Redman, Arno w. King, George
B. Stuart, Fred l.. Mason, Charles IL.
Drummey, L. F. Giles, Truman c. Lord,
John A. Peters jr., Daniel E. Hurley,
Ellsworth; Oscar p. Cunningham, Oscar
F. Fellows, Bucksport; L. B. Deasy, E. S.
Clark, Charles H. Wood, John E. Bunker,
jr., B. E. Clark, Bar Harbor; E. P. Spot
ford, Deer Isle; George M. Warren, Cas-
tine; E. Webster French, George r. Full
Ter, Southwest Harbor; Bedford E. Tracy,
Winter Harbor; Judge T. w. Vose,
Bangor.
After the usual proclamation by the
court crier, the roll OF the grand jury,
empaneled at the October term, was
called. The jury is as follows: