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-FossIL..

Very warm, the Thermometer stand.
ingat l0i at 8 p. m. Tuesday.
Rancbers on Butte creek are almost
lone harvesting, and will commence
hreshing the last Of the week.
Hon. Cbas. Hilton left Fossil Tnesday
morning by stage for Arlington, where
he took the train for Clatsop beach
to Join bis family.
w. s. Thompson, Frank and George
Knox and j. Ii. BoweD, with their fam.
lilies, started yesterday for upper Des.
chutes for few weeks outing.
iED-Friday, Aug. 5. 1898, at Wag
ner, Grant county, Mrs. Robert Carsner
She died very suddenly alter only o
few minutes OF severe suffering from
cramps.
Mark Enyarts 3-year-old son has been
suffering with appendicitis the past
week, hut Drs. Shaw think now they
will not have to perform surgical oper.
ation, as the child is mneh improved.
On the 7th inst. q. r. Keys, OF Mitch
ell, delivered to w. s. Thompson, ol
Fossil, 30 head Of very fine stock cattle
Mr.. Thompson bonyht them for breed.
ing purposes, and will keep them on hi.
large ranch near town.
Smith Bledsoe, of Butte creek, who Il
70 years old, cut l6 acres OF good grair
this season with the old fashioned era
die; siso shocked and stacked 1t, and
says II the thresher doesn't git thar
on time he will thresh il by hand. Car
any one tage considered) beat it7 Mr.
Bledsoe claims the belt.
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Arlington Saloon Sold.

Ths Arlington Saloon changed hands
On Tuesday, o. W. Barr, the former
proprietor, having sold and conveyed
his entire right, title and interest In the
real estate. building. bar, stock, fixtures,
good will, etc, 10 Jean Lehous. Tue
new proprietor Is we'll known here, hay
ing been resident Of this section ivI
years. lie has many friends who viii
bank on Jean 40 al honest dealer aud
u square man. aud ~ such be should b,
sucrcssiul In his new venture.
Mr.. tiarr will take needed vacation
in the mountains until the hot weather
subsidies. when he will turn hIs atten
tiou 10 ranching IN the Ferry Canyot
country.
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DIR. ]. J. Hogan, Of Condor, was visit
ing our postmaster in Lost Valley this
week.
Mrs. Matte Neel, Of Lone Rock, is on
visit To her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Davis. Of Thirtymile. -
Mr.. L. Toller and family, late kom
the Sonnd, have Tocated on quarter
section of government land ~ miles
aonth from the posfoffire. Mr. TOlleI
also looked ont places for several other
families who will locate in this vicinity
as soon NJ they can get here from the
Sound and the East.
Last Thursday Mr.. Amos Slack, oI
this place, had the misfortune to have
his barn and contents therein burned.
Two sets OF harness, one new seed drill
and roller combined and 7 tons Of hay
we're lost. Mr.. Slack was away from
home at the time. and the only help Mrs.
Slack had was Mr.. Chas. White, Of
Thirtymile. They succeeded in getting
y horse ont OF the barn, also wagon
from the shed, before the heat drove
them back. There was no insurance on
either the barn or the contents.
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oLEx.

Apples at olex to trade for wheat for
hog feed.
Geo. Chamberlain is repairing his
threshing outfit ut 0lex.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. johnson, Of Con.
don, we're soiourning at Oex last week.
A gasoline engine will be put In the
Crum mill. THIS will give cheap power.
A "prairie schooner" arrived at Olex
last Monday with q cargo Of choice. Fos-
vii -four.
Conrad Schott and Chas. Martin are
gathering 4 carload of horses for the
cannery,
Two nephews OF Mr.. Conrad Schott
arrived from St. Louis last week to re-
main permanently.
A small riot among heading crew in
this vicinity last week resulted in q
pedestrian taking to the road.
Coyotes are getting thick again. The
sheepmen and Gillian county should
offer bounty for their determination
Thos. Solyes,er has a large. round
water tank with q dredger pump attach
ed, furnishing water for Geo, Smiths
steam thresher.
Mr.. b. +. Yannet is tearing out the
old machinery from the Crum mill thi,
week. The new machinery will arrive
III about month.
Rev. Brown 10 still unable to resume
his engagements, and Mrs. Brown took
his place In the pnlpit Sunday, preach
ing very interesting sermon.
The thermometer has been l05 Il
the shade Mt Olex for several days, anf
the excessive heat has knocked out 1
great many harvest hands. A Roos
number OF new men can now get jobs !
they come TO Olex.
Mr.. G. ~. Green, representing Hofi
man, Rpthchild & Co., Of San Francisco
the leading clothers OF the Pacific coast
was exhibiting his mammoth stock q
samples at Olex last Monday. AS thes
large houses do not send their 4-hors
loads 10 every town, 1t Ia a credit /
Olex 10 he visited by them, and show
that there is trade enough in ,0lex !
justify the largest houses showing thei
goods.
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r ~ tidszrsFs gay h-1TosTysfry Cam
Jon Monday. III reports harvesting IN
sull swing In that s~.fion. There will
l,s IN iniissnse crop Of wheat harvested.
Bnrh Of which IL 81 first qnality. SuiDe
ofthe spring grain is Slightly damaged
but Will 70 Ia as MOI
"A La Grande man was adjadgcd in.
sans and sent to the asylum the other
day bgeause.he drose down the halls in
the board sidewalky. II any citizen VI
t,ondon develops tie SAME kind 81 ma
MIA We hope he will not be sent away
until he Hnishes the Job.
The sprlhgs and wells In this section
are lower than they were ever known 70
he at this season. Large quantities Of
water !. beise, hauled from town by the
farnicrs for the use of their harvesting
and ihreshing crews, one team from
Glen taking out load Sunday evening.
Here's 70 the kicker, the treacherous
kicker. the kicker who never 10 true /;
who always 10 crying and never 10 try.
Ing, some good for his own town to do.
No use to correct him, nor need yon ex.
pect binI. 70 u to the front like man ;
while others huptle, he'll eli down and
rustic objections to every PLAN"
Bill Livingston aud Asedst Ander-
son are having mighty interesting
time this summer sinking n. II. Stephen
sons we'll. They have already worked
their way through 10 or 10 feet Of the
hardest rock to be found In Eastern
Oregon, and the only water yet found 10
what they carry down IN a bucket.
A few hundred dollars expended b.,
the town In prospecting for artcsian
water would be money well expended.
II good How conld be struck here Il
wonld be Of incaIcuIabie benefit, not
only to the town, Int 70 the entire com-
mnnity, and no one will ever know
whether or not IL can be secured until y
tes, 10 made.
Howard Tobey and Bob Pattison re-.
tnrned from wood cutting trip TO the
mountains above Lime Rock last Thurs.
day. They only intended 10 cut four
cords Of wood. but they report that
when they once got warmed up their
axes gnt 10 flying 10 fnrlously fast that
before they could stop them they had
ten cords chopped, split and corded up.
James snipes and family came out
from Tho Dalles Saturday, and will
spend week or two rusticsting ut their
cattle ranch, IL miles southeast Of here.
The weather at The palles has been
almost unbearabls lately, and they will
M doubt enjoy the cooiina breezes Of
Gillian county 10 the utmost. Mr.
snipes says the John Day river 10 lower
than he ever cav II before.
The Cosmopolitan inagazlne, for Aug
ast, has an sxccllen; illustrated article,
entitled, ITO the Snmmit of Mt. Hood, :"
by N. Katherine Lsrke. the article
comes as nsar doing Oregon's grand old
mountain Justice as pen and camera can
10 alte< personal visit by the writer 10
the mountains Greet. The C0smopoii-
tan Ia high grade magazine, published
1t ,he popular price of u .0O per year.
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Hosi ho.ierl | hottest! llllli

Hoti hotteri hottest! mn
Mr.. Ii. d. Launders, piano timer,
was In Clem last Friday.
Preaching next Snnday'at the Wester
school iionse. Everybody invited.
p. III. Stephenson, Of Condor. passed
through town last week en- route to
Eugene.
Mrs. Arthur Sharrard, Of Arlington.
visited the family Of Geo. Chamberlain
last week.
Messrs. Cox and Reed, the former oI
Arlington. aud the latter OF Portland
were guests At Glenn Sunday.
Miss Bertha Hill, who has been teach.
ing school in the Wesler district, will
close her school Friday. Aug. l2.
Messrs. seihel and Shredder, OF ME.
snnri, arrived in Glenn last Friday. The
latter is cousin of Chas. Obereilet.
Mise Nvttie Anderson was passenger
on the sonth-baund stage Thursday.
She will visit her sistere, Mrs. Rine-
hart, and Mrs. McGilyrsy. at Mayville.
Here Of late, Mr.. Geo. Crum spends
most VI HE Sunday evenings singing
sweet melodies 10 o charming young
lassie. The latter would not wish this
to be known.
Mr.. james Snipes and family, of The
Dalles, passed through Glen last week
un their way 20 their old home near
Condnn. They will rusticate there ior
about two weeks,
Last week there was great excite
ment In this hnrg. Mr.. David Bowman
surrounie,i large porcnpine in btnsh
aiie. Within few moments a GROVE
had gathered, and, after desperate ef
fnrts. Davey finally scared death gri
IN the ponr animals tail. He vas soor
caged, aud as Dayey doesn't like thes,
''pincushinns with the pins stuck in th,
wrong Way he sheared him. Thi
beautiful creature Is now on exhi.
bition In the Glenn park.
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When the Boys Come Home.

The girl students Of school back Il
Missouri recently sent the following line
TO some Of the boy students among tn,
troops at Chickamauya:
Fars ye we'll, intrepid heroes,
Haste to war with Its alarms;
You'll return 10 find us sheross,
Waiting here with yawnIng arms |;
II the spaniArds do not plug you !.
= In the sanguinary Gght,
Hasten hack and We vii hug 400, +
In wild spasms Of dslight,-EH
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MAYvlLLE.

Prof. J. e. Adams, " PendIpton, II
here and has applied for tho fall feriu
VI school.
Harvesting 10 In fnll blast IN these
parts. and tile grain Is much better than
The farmers hoped for.
DIED--Ang. s. 1893, the infant son Of
l.. A. Mcdaniel. The interment took
place Saturday In the /. y. y. y. ceine-
terry.
Rev. Lamar, onr newly appointed
minister, who will be our pastor for the
next year. arrived Tuesday evening with
his family.
Mias Nettie Anderson, ri WatsonvilIe.
California, arrived here last Friday u,
visit her sisters, Mrs. Ella Rinebart
and Mrs. McGilvray.
Rev. Bailey 10 holding protracted meet
Inge here, and many conversions have
been made. there being soDe 10 having
taken up tile cross to follow Christ.
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Teachers' Examination.

The examination Of teachers 10 in
progress this week, having commenced
Yesterday afternoon. The work will not
be completed until tomorrow evening,
hon. w. w. Kennedy, school superin-
tendsnt Of this county, is in charge Of
the examination and 10 ably assisted In
the work by Misses Cooke and Hal
stead. There are six applicants for GER
tificates present.
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ARLINGTON.

The weather has been very warm ior
the last week.
Several Arlington people are at Bing'
am Springs for = short outing this week
Wool has begun TO move, at nomina
prices, some being sold at The Dale,
at 10 and IA cents.
Lord & Co. will soon move the build
Ing between theirs and the bank build
ing and build corrugated iron build
lug ia itv stead.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Culture. Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE At The DALLxs o., July II, 90.
Notice IL hereby given that james z. Downer,
heir OF James ). Downer, dec, has filed notice Oi
intention 10 make final proof before n. n. Frazer
county clerk, at his Office in Condor, Or, on
Thursday, August 25. 1898.
on timber culture application No. 30l9. for the
~ swZ uwN swN and swN nwi<, sec "a, tp 4 .,
r2l e, W. NJ. He names as witnesses: 8. A !.
Thompson, J. ". 6crivner J. A. McMorrfs and
II. r bowner, all Of Coudon, Oregon.
1i4-2S Jas. y. MOORE, Register.
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LOST VALLEY.

DIR. ]. J. Hogan, Of Condor, was visit
ing our postmaster in Lost Valley this
week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-20
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,os see other pages.

Bar HarDor.
George Sproul will open his market on
Main street to-day.
The telephone company moved into its
new Offices to-day.
A bicycle inn is being built on Cottage
street for F. P. Pray.
Andrew E. Liscomb has sold house lot
near Eagle Lake road to Carl Burr.
The assessors began taking an inven-
tory of taxable property last week.
The Main street and Mt. Desert street
sewers are rapidly nearing completion.
T. l.. Roberts has sold a house lot on
Roberts avenue to Mrs. Lena H. Guptill.
Frank E. Walls returned Friday from a
trip to Boston and New York on
business.
The curbing for the new sidewalk on
Main street is nearly all set, and the walk
is being put in.
DR.. Z. j. Morrison, who has recently re-
ceived his NJ. d. in Philadelphia medi-
cal school, arrived home Saturday.
George L. Stebbins and his secretary,
{. c. Bogart, were in town last week on
their way to Seal Harbo for the season.
Edward Coles and Miss Coles, Of Phila-
delphia, spent several days in town last
week. They were guests at the Cadillac.
J. E. Clark is building cottage for
Miss Rebecca Richardson near Cottage
street. When completed it will be occu-
pied by Alonzo Ash.
Plans for the new hospital by w. r.
Emerson, architect, are in the hands OF
the builders for estimates. A six-inch
sewer is being constructed from the site
to Hancock street.
April IS. L.
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at JOG
Of the 1I6 post-offces in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has meuer claimed to
be, but it is the only paper that can prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
tion of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of oil the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-04-20

Northeast Harbor.
Edgar Perry has returned from Boston
B. ID. Murray is doing the plum bling on
Gilpatrck's inn.
|. 7. Moore's cottage is completed and
he will move in this week.
A. S. Reynolds arrived home last week
from his trip o the Pacific coast.
f. II. kimb has laid a hard pine floor
i'll his store and made other improve
ments.
Miss Esther kimball came home from
Boston last week, where she spent the
winter.
Orrin Whitaker, of Goulds boro, is
spending few days with Capt. Perry
and wife.
Nathan Salisbury and wife, OF Bar Ear-
Dor, spent sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. f. J. Totten.
J. II. Souiis is building an annex on the
Whitte,nore cottage on Main street for
laundry and bathroom.
turned TO W.stbrook last week to resume
their studies at The seminary.
b. w. Candage is erecting building
for George Dow on his lot on Cross street,
an office for his florist business.
Walter Stanley has brought his market
from Southwest Har Dor, where it went in
the blizzard last winter, putting it in
order to be prepared to furnish his GUS
toners with fish by May /.
April Is. L. A. p
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Lamo,ne.
Miss Susie Whitaker has gone to North
east Harbor, W here she has employment
Mrs. William Lyman, OF Watertown,
Mass, is visiting her parents, j. g. Rey-
nolds and wife.
Mrs. Margaret Farnham, who has been
spending the winter in Bucksport, came
home last week. She was accompanied
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Howard
Farnham, who will spend the summer
here.
Easter was observed by interesting
services in the church Sunday morning.
The pastor, Rev. l.. M. Bosworth, preached
an excellent Easter sermon. In the even
ing the Sunday school held concert.
The offering was for Good viii Farm.
Rev. l.. NJ. Bosworth has rendered his
resignation as pastor OF this church.
During his five years pastorate here, Mr.
Bosworth has lived the life of an exem-
plary Christ ian minister. Under his lead
ership the church has been prosperous
and progressive.
Last Tuesday evening witnessed the
closing scene in the recent literary con-
test of Lamoine grange. The conquered
side served to the victors. whose captain
was Mrs. Sarah Young, the promised
treat. During he winter twenty nine
members have been added to the grange,
and there has been a manifest increase Of
interest on the part of old members.
April Is. IL
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Southwest Harbor.

Southwest Harbor.
The meetings under the leadership of
Revs. HefIlon and Piper proved to be of
much interest.
Arthur Freeman, who spent some
months in Portland acquiring the ton
serial art, has commenced business here.
Miss Esther Dixon is attending the
Her services in Christian Endeavor work
are greatly missed.
Mrs. Lena Beale, of Bucksport, with
her two children, has been making an
extended visit to Mrs. Carrie Rae and
other relatives here.
DR.. Charles Freeman has graduated
with honor from the Philadelphia medi-
cal college, and again resumed practice on
the aching molars of his fellow citizens.
Rev. H. Y Vinal has gone to Rockland
for a much needed rest, his health having
been in low state for some time. His
friends regret his absence and hope he
will soon recover.
One of our citizens is very justly indig
nant over the carelessness of some of the
boys in the use of firearms at target prac.
tice, little boy having narrowly escaped
being shot by a stray bullet which sped
across the cove in close proximity to his
head, where he was at play by the water
side.
School Superintendent L. w. Rumill
has assigned all the schools to teachers in
town, and the only fault found so far is
the late commencement, Maya. But this
may be for some good reason not apparent
to the parents of the pupils who object to
such long vacation-four months for the
primary.
George Harmon took a cold dip in
Somes sound ON Saturday 1t might have
proved serious affair but for the timely
aid of his brother Stephen, who was in
boat some distance from him. George
was carrying sail in high wind and his
boat was capsized. He chung to the over
turned boat until his brother came to the
rescue.
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West Franklin.
Selden Smith has gone to Boston to
work on electric cars.
Frank Bradbury has an order for 5000
lineal feet of Boston curb.
Douglass Anderson has moved from
Ellsworth to the Lindsay cottage here.
George Darling has gone to Hallowell.
His family has moved to the Sidney
Butler house.
Oliver Bragdon arrived home Wednes-
day from the northern woods, after six
months sojourn.
War does not excite, to any great de-
gree, our people. 1t is hoped the diff
culties can be rightly settled, for war
means everything bad.
Lorenzo DeBeck and Horace Sinclair
have purchased Monarch folding saw,
and say it will do the work of six men
with cross-cut saws. 1t is operated by
one man.
Ground is broken for a new confec-
tionery store at this place. The mem bers
of The firm are H. A. Clark and Walter F.
Bradbury, two of West Franklin's popu-
lar and enterprising young men.
April IS. CHEER.
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BIuehin.
George A. Martin WAS in Elswort h
Monday.
Miss Vira Parker returned from Cas-
tine Saturday.
George NJ. Pllsbury has painted the
interior Of his store.
Benjamin Cushman, of Boston, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Colon Mayo.
George W. Butler has a crew OF men
at work on Mrs. V. P. Kline's cottage.
Mrs. Alfred c. Osgood is recovering
from illness and is expected home next
week.
Arthur Treworgy is at home from Bos-
ton for visit to his mother, Mrs. Spencer
Treworgy.
Mrs. Mary S. Smith left for Lynn
Mass. Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Julia Bachelor.
John W. Gould, OF Boston, who has been
in town several days, the guest OF John
M. Snow, left Monday.
II. II. Harden returned from business
trip to Rockland Saturday. He left Mon
day for business trip east.
Capt. Albert s. Hinckley arrived las,
week in his yacht "Lybra" from 9
weeks cruise among the islands.
Mrs. George Gould, of Ellsworth h, was in
town Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Martin at the Pendleton
house.
April II. K.
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West fremont.
1.-The Fountain, Capt. Joseph Titus, is
in Ellsworth with her rudder gone.
L.W. Rumill, superintendent of schools,
spent two days last week in Ellsworth
Miss Gertrude Lunt has returned from
Freedom academy, where she has been at
tending school.
A temperance lecture was delivered last
Wednesday evening by our pastors
brother, Rev. Mr.. Moore, of Sullivan
Mr.. Moores wife accompanied him and
rendered several solos very effectively.
Mr.. Moore spoke especially on the cry of
science against intemperance. Ice-cream
was served after the lecture.
Last Wednesday Misses Reta Sprague
and Mile Norwood Vent out for row i'll
directly out Of the cove, and kept steadily
increasing in force. When about half
way out of the harbor the girls started to
go back, then the struggle began. They
rowed with all their strength but of no
avail. Then they decided to land on one
.hat. All the time they were drifting
further and further out. Finally they
reached the eastern point at the mouth of
the harbor. Meanwhile Capt. Sprague
had noticed the girls predieament, and
started in pursuit. When he reached the
point the girls were calmly digging
spruce gum and were mot a bit fright
ened". They were we'll spattered with
salt water. Capt. Sprague insisted on
their returning by land, and took charge
OF the boat himself.
April IS. THELMA.