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Contestants must not expect these
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who do not take The AMERICAN to SUBJ
scribe for it; they will get their moneys
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same time. they are already subscrib
ers, get them to send it to an absent rela-
tive or friend.
1t will not be found difficult to secure
subscriptions to THE AMERICAN. 1t is
admittedly far and away the best paper
printed in the county; in fact, it is the
only county paper. Don't contine your
canvassing to Ellsworth; canvass any
where you happen to be.
If you wany any "points" on canvass
ing, call at the office and get them; you
can have all the sample copies you
want.
Here is chance, free for all. Any
young person who wishes to attend a
business college can save the tuition fee
by putting in little time and work
this summer.
One young man has already begun.
The real contest" will not begin until
more than one starts in.
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GEO. III. GRANT,
INSURE lance.
ELLSWORTH AND BAR HARBOR
East Franklin.

East Franklin.
Seavy Sumner, OF Lewiston, was at East
Franklin last week.
j. U. Hardison and wife spent the
Fourth with friends in Milbridge.
Mrs. Edward Johnson and Miss May
Patten, OF Sullivan, visited relatives in
Franklin Thursday Of last week
Earl, Sky ear-o son of Frank Joy,
got serious kick from horse Friday
asst. DR.. BRIGHAM was called and found
one rib loosened. The boy was also
bruised. He is doing nicely now.
Fred Ash, who drives Edward Robin
sons dry goods and grocery wagon, came
ear having a serious accident. While
delivering goods his horse started and
overturned the wagon, smashing up
things generally. Eggs and dry goods
were scattered promiscuously. Mr. Ash
was somewhat bruised trying to stop the
horse.
July Il. ST.
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BIuehin.
IN MEMORY OF MRS. LEWIS SAUNDERS
Life brings to each and all joys and
pains, hopes and fears, pleasures and
cares, which are peculiarly their own.
These are the elements of which individ
uality consists. No life repeats itself in
another. But the going out of life in this
world, the end which we call death,
comes alike to the little child and the
aged pilgrim. to the active worker
and the weary waiter, and the vacant
places in families and in circles OF friend
ship increase as the years go by.
The husband and only son, the father
and brothers and sisters, the many pupils
and friends of Mrs. Lewis Saunders are
dedicating one memory chamber to the
name OF her whose presence and comfort
Mrs. Saunders was the eldest daughter
of George E. and the late Nancy Slower,
OF Bluehill, and WAS about thirty-nine
years OF age. AS a girl she was thought
full, quiet and studious, and at the age of
seventeen began school-tesc hing, voca-
ton which she followed with few in
terruptions for twenty years. Many
pupils in this and adjoining towns will
recall her faithful instruction.
In early womanhood she married
Abernethy Willens, but he died two years
later Of consumption. She has been the
esteemed wife of Mr.. Saunders for
thirteen years. A little more than year
ago, soon after her mothers death, her
health began to fail. She went to the
hospital in Bangor for treatment, but i'm
mediately returned with the sad verdict
that her disease was incurable. She
could only await the end, but she did it
with resignation even through the severe
suffering which she endured for many
months.
Reconciled to the divine will she entered
into eternal rest and remembering her
pain and her WEAKNESS, even those who
miss her most and love her best would
not recall her to the shores OF time.
July II. NJ
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Bucksporr.

Simeon B. Newcomb died Thursday
morning after an illness OF several
months. He was seventy eight years OF
age. He leaves wife, two sons and three
daughters.
Alice j. Hardy, formerly OF this place,
died at Bangor on Thursday after an ILL
ness of several weeks. Miss Hardy was
for a number OF terms teacher in the
Bucksport schools.
1t is reported that the publication of the
Bucksport Eagle will soon be resumed
under the edltorship OF J. Q. W hittemore.
The form of the paper will probably be
changed. and change of name may be
thought advisable. The paper will be
printed by K. P. Hartman, present owner
of the plant.
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Bartlett's Island.
Fred Bartlett has gone to Boston.
Stella Bartlett has gone to Northeast
Harbor.
Emery Bartlett has gone to Seal Harbor
for the summer.
Mrs. Ada Bartlett slipped on the stairs
at her brothers. at Northeast Harbor,
Monday, and broke her arm.
Benjamin Rawson, who has been stop
ping with Capt. Dix for short time, has
returned to his home in Maiden, Mass.
Capt. Dix, who has been quite poorly, is
better.
Jnly II. b.
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July u.
MariayilIe

Albert S. Penney, who has been in fail
ing health for the past year, died Satur-
day, at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Crabtree, in Bangor. Mr.. Penney
was dearly beloved by all his townspeo-
pie. Always cheerful, always having a
kind word for old and young, he will be
greatly missed. He leaves three sisters
and one brother. The remains were
brought here, and funeral services were
held at his home on Monday. Interment
in the family lot near his child hoods
home. The bereaved family have the
sympathy of the whole community.
July 10. S.
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South Hancock.
Miss Marcia Young left for Pittsfield
Monday to attend the summer school,
Howard Walker and wife, Of Ellswort h ,
spent Sunday at his fathers, John
Walker.
The family of T. D. Baldwin, of Ban
gor, came last week to their cottage for
the summer.
Harry Smith and Arthur Mansfield, of
Waltham, Mass, are spending their yaca-
ton with relatives here.
President Hyde, OF Bowdoin, gave a
very interesting discourse Sunday at the
chapel at Hancock Point.
Miss Carrie Pond, who has been visiting
at w. T. Coggins' for the past week,
leaves Wednesday for her home in Keene,
n. H.
E. w. Wooster is having picked from
his straw berry beds berries that measure
* inches in circumference. They are OF
the Clyde variety.
Albert Carlisle, of Bangor, deaf mute,
has rented for the summer the house of
the late Capt. Isaiah Wooster, which his
family are occupying.
w. L. Coggins, of Haverhill, Mass, L.
H. Coggins OF Boston, and Miss Georgia
Coggins, OF Bangor, are passing their va
cation with their parents, w. 7. Coggins
and wife.
The funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. ]. G. Crabtree, Of Mt. Desert Ferry,
were held at the church Saturday fore
noon, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hagar, of
Winter Harbor.
Mrs. T. j. Hodgkins, of Chicago, with
her daughter, Mrs. Chauncy Landon, and
Mrs. Hodgkins' son Harold have come to
pass the summer with her sister, Mrs. r.
l. Wooster, and other relatives.
July II. TRANSIENT.
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COUNTY NEWS.
eor additional County Ne,cs see other pages

Marlboro.
Allen Hodgkins has gone to Seal Cove
to work.
Margie Closson is at home from Dor
chester, Mass, where she has been at
work the past year.
Mrs. James Ham, of Cambridgeport,
Mass, with her two children, is visiting
her father, S. H. Remick.
Mrs. Coleman Hodgkins was hurt quite
badly by the horse falling. In trying to
save herself, she hurt her arm.
Emma and Gertie Hodgkins are at home
from Ellsworth, where they have been ct
work The past winter and spring.
Mrs. Charles Esty, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her father, Nahum Hodgkins.
She will occupy her cottage at the shore
this summer. Miss Alice Blevins, of
Cambridge, Mass, is her guest.
july II. ARE.
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East Lamoine.
The Gault hotel opened Saturday.
c. c. Toole and wife are at their cottage.
Cyrus Abbott arrived Saturday, July 9.
Otis Googins and daughter Helen ar
rived July for the summer.
Mrs. Helen French and daughter
Dorothy are at the Abbott cottage for the
summer.
John D. Hopkins and wife. with Mr..
and Mrs. Erastus Redman and family,
are at their cottage for few weeks.
July IL. H.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Bernice franklin, OF Ellsworth Falls, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. c. l..
Chatto.
Mrs. Isaac Hodgkins and daughter
Lena, OF Bar Harbor, are visiting Mrs.
Hodgkins' parents, William Jones and
wife.
July u. VICTOR.
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Salisbury Cove.
Masters Herbert and Oscar Emery have
been enjoying a week with their sister,
Mrs. f. II. Hodgkins, at Castine. They
returned Saturday.
Robert Edwards, of Bangor, spent Sun
day here, the guest of }. w. Wood and
wife. Mrs. Edwards and Deane Whiting
Edwards are visiting her parents for a
few weeks.
Little Miss Doris Gertrude Hodgkins,
daughter of Eugene Hodgkins, of Cas-
tine, came on The Frank Jones" Satur-
day and will spend short time with rel
atives in this place.
Mrs. P. II. Young and her daughters
FOSSIL and Georgia, who have been in
Portland for the past six weeks, arrived
home Saturday evening. The Misses Ger
trude and Helen Smith, of Portland, Will
spend the summer with them.
July II. X.
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North Lamoine.

NOftH IHmOlHe.
Mrs. Lois Gilpatrick went to Sedgwick
to-day to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Mamie Anderson, of Gloucester,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Vira Austin.
Friends of l. n. Salisbury will be
pleased to learn that he is slowly improv-
ing.
Nelson Mcfarland, of Gloucester, is
visiting relatives here. He will remain
through the summer.
July II. Y.
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...H Bealtb 5able...

7IXHEN there's work to be
W done you send for Mr.. X.
He has been employed by your
neighbor for years, and is
reliable.
Time - veS reliability.
When sick you grasp the first
new floating straw in view, and
forget the reliability of the
IL. F." Atwood's Bitters.
Peoples bodies are still constructed
as they were forty years ago, and the
IF" cures more cases of indigestion
and constipation than ever.
:35c. bottle.
Avoid limitations.
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Capt. Jerome P. Tapley arrived home
Saturday, after being fourteen mont his
away at sea.
A telegram reached Mrs. George H.
Tapley last week announcing the birth
of little grandson in the home OF
Walter Moore Tapley at Rockland, July
2 George Alice, II pounds.
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GouldsDoro.

Gouldsboro.
Miss Helen Hovey is visiting friends in
Prospect Harbor.
Ira Workman, of Winter Harbor, has
moved into the John Stevens house.
There will be a trawberry festival at
Union hall Saturday evening, July Is.
j. A. Stevens, of Bar Har Dor, spent a
few days with his mother, Mrs. Francena
Stevens.
One morning last week Mrs. Jemima
Tracy counted 270 full blown roses on one
white rose bush.
Mrs. Phebe Havey and two daughters,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Valentine, are at
the old homestead for the summer.
Miss Lottie Shaw, OF Massachusetts, is
spending the summer with her parents,
John Shaw and wife, at Gouldsboro
Point.
July II. JEN.
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ptls-
Alfred Blaisdell and wife, of Aurora,
are visiting c. 0. Blaisdell.
Eben kingman has gone to Clifton to
work for George W. Jelison.
Miss Alice Flood is in town. She is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. George
Black.
Daniel Winchester and Mrs. Zettie Wy
man. of Holden, were in town last week
the guests of Eben kingman.
Herber Fogg came from Salisbury
Cove on his wheel to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Z. Fogg, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Harriet A. Condor has returned to
her home in Ded ham, after visiting the
past month here with her sister, Mrs.
Eben kingman.
1uly KAV
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SUMNER ARRIVALS.

At Grassmire lodge, DR.. j. F. Smith and
family At Brookside cottage, A. c. Saw
yer and wife, Miss Gitutt and Mabel Saw
yer, Howard Sawyer, wife and daughter
Elizabeth of Bangor, Mrs. William Skin
ner and daughter, Cicle, of Boston.
July Ii. Johnson.
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Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, biliousness, tndi
gestion, headache. Easy TO take, easy to oper
ate. 25c.-4dut
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East BluehiII.

East BluehiII.
Capt. Frank Cousins remains in a criti-
cal condition.
Many of the granite cutters have gone
away, and others will go unless business
is better.
John Wood has torn down his old barn
and built new one. The building is Box
81 feet. 1t has a good cellar, and a Gu
pola. Fred Z. Greene superintended the
work.
Luther Bridges and Ralph Long were
baptized here yesterday by Rev. r. L.
Ods, pastor Of the Baptist church. After
the baptism Mr.. Olds preached a thanks
giving sermon, which was fully appre-
ciated by large audience.
July II. G,
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Oak Point.

John Kimball has gone to Salisbury
Cove to work for the Fox Bros.
Miss Lena Marshall has returned home
from Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Josephine
Kline, Of Lawrence, and her three nieces,
BERTHE and Mildred Stephens and Marion
Adset, are stopping at her cottage.
Alfred Isham and wife, of New York
city, have been stopping at the Willows
Mr.. lsham has returned home to attend
to his business, while his wife remains a
few weeks longer with her sister, Mrs
Kline.
July u. PLUTARCH.
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Winter Harbor.

The Goulds boro and Winter Harhor
mines played bali mere the Fourth. The
home tea was victorious by score of
Is to Z.
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W est sullivan.

Haying is on. A large crop will be har-
vested.
Charles Butler has shipped as mate of
the schooner Mildred Pope.
{. Z. Thomas has moved to Sout h
Brewer, where he is employed stone cut
ting.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonnell, of Aroostook
county, is supplying he Baptist pulpit at
present.
Robert Blaisdell, OF California, is spend
ing the summer with his sister, Mrs. 6.
w. Pettengiil.
Miss Minnie Woodw worth is home from
Boston. She is with her sister, Mrs.
Howard W. Gordon.
.lulN II @
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W. III. DRESSER.

Ella-What has become OF the sport
that used to call on you? Stella-Pa is a
believer in out-of-door sports, and he
threw him out.-Netc York Erenina
Journal.
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Pretty Marsh.

Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. Joseph Freeman has returned to
West Newton, Mass.
E. W. Freeman and wife are at cottage
Bijou, for the season.
F. H. Sarge and wife, of Hoboken, N.
j., are at the Bay View.
George F. Arnold, of Brookline, Mass,
arrived at Camp Taylor July 9.
July IL. g..
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Dedham.
J. E. Turner is working in Brewer.
Walter E. Burrill has returned to Min
neapolis after visit to relatives here.
Miss Georgia Maddox is at home from
Bluehill where she has been teaching.
Miss Gertrude Burrill has gone to Pitts
field to attend the teachers summer
school.
Mrs. Mary Turner has gone to Bucks
port to visit her daughter, Mrs. a. l..
Smith.
Walter, son of Augustus Aiken, was
taken to the insane asylum at Augusta
Thursday.
July II. 3.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Northeast Harbor.

Northeast HarDor.
The swimming pool will be completed
this week.
Rev. E. A. Cranston and family are Wis
iting at Calais during July.
Lyman Haskell, with his wife and
daughter, is keeping house in the Bee
block.
Fred Rogers and wife, OF Brewer, have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. At
wood, the past week.
The summer services at the Union
church began last Sunday. Some noted
speakers will occupy the pulpit.
The summer visitors are coming quite
fast now. The cottages, with the excep-
ton of three or four, are rented and oc-
cupied, and the prospects are that all will
be before the end of the season.
The Fourth was big day here. People
from all over the island were here, and
with such crowd there was none to be
seen under the influence of strong drink.
There was speaking by Bishop Doane and
President Seth Low at the chapel after
the parade in the morning. Firew orks
and dance in the evening.
July Il. j. A. 2.
BROOKLYN
The little fishes fight shy, and work is
dull at the factory.
Charles d. Blake and Owen Mcdonnell
are on the Frank Jones'.
A son of Dr. Redman, of Cornna, Is
spending his vacation in town.
July is treating us to lovely weather,
and the hay-makers are improving every
hour of it.
Miss Annie Hall treated her pupils to a
hayrack ride at the close of her school
which was greatly enjoyed.
Sprinr terms of school have closed and
very general satisfaction has been given.
All the teachers who will stay will be re-
tanned another term.
Among the visitors in town are Capt.
Colin f. Blake, accompanied by his sons
wife. Capt. Blake has been in New
Haven for the past five years.
The flagrsising at Centre Harhor did
not materialize on the Fourth, but was
duly celebrated the 9th, when "0ld Glory
was flung to the breeze amidst he enthu
siastic cheering of large crowd.
July 10. G. B. A.
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Man and Horse.

An old native, a would-be horse
trainer, was attempting to fix the har-
ness on colt he was just breaking in.
He first took the bride from the horse
and then tried to take off the other
parts The horse, attached to a brake,
became frightened and ran away. His
course was right toward a lot of chill
dren playing on the street. Patrolman
Parker made dash for the horse, and
catching the animal by the rope around
his neck, stopped further progress. The
horse nearly dragged Parker from his
saddle but he held on. The trainer was
taken to the police station, but was
released later, as no damage had been
done. The harness he had on his horse
was certainly a novelty. 1t was made
up of stray pieces of leather and was
held together by ropes, strings and
wire.
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Will BE a Grand Concert.

w II. Cummings, chairman of the
arrangement committee for the grand
combination concert in aid of the three
local native churches, announced last
evening that the affair would not*take
place at Kamaukapili on tomorrow
night. as first intended. Instead it will
be given at the opera house one week
from Saturday, being the 9th inst. The
program is to have important addi-
lions. The principal cause for the
change is the fact that more than 700
tickets have been sold already. Mr.. w.
G. Irwin has been kind enough to give
the use of the opera house free of all
charge.
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PASSENGERS.
Denartures.

For San Francisco, per o. S. S. Ala
media, Mar. 3O-H. A. Ingham, J. NJ.
Sims, J. f. Hardy, f. E. Wilson, F.
N. Otis and wife, a. /. LOuisson, Mrs.
-. S. Scott and son, H. c. Austin, S.
". Wilcox, DR.. B. F. Friedlander, Mrs.
r. Grieve, w. L. Grieve, Mrs. c. D.
Chase, Hon. J. e. Tucker and wife, H.
II. Baker and wife, Mrs. NJ. T. Wander
pool, c. J. Cox, Miss e. 0. Moore B.
Friedander, E. F. Bishop and wife,
Mrs. W. NJ. Giffard, Stewart Freeman
e. F. Niebing, Captain Sanders, Alex.
McRryde, Waller McBryde, G. H. Web
ster, o. A. Sedeman, C. E. Holmes. Dr.
Otis, Jr., Mrs. Otis, Miss Otis, J. NJ
Harvard.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, March 81, 10 p. m.-The weather
IS clear; wind, fresh, N. E.

The Ke Au Hou sailed for Kauai yes
terday.
The bark Fresno has been leaking
since short time after her arrival.
The James Makee did not get away
yesterday. She will probably sail to-
day.
The H. Hackfeld did not get away
yesterday. She has not yet completed
her cargo
The WaiaIeale will take to the other
side Of this Island very large cargo
Of lumber.
The S. C. Allen has begun discharg-
ing her cargo of general merchandise
49, ~s Brewers wharf
The Mauna Loa will come in from
Maui and Hawaii ports early this morn
ing. She will go on the marine rail-
way.
The boys at the boat landing are all
wearing very sorrowful countenances.
Barney, their pet dog of many years,
died Wednesday night.
The Government dredger will be
shifted today to a point near the old
fish market site to prepare for con-
struction of a new wharf.
The British steamer Cape Otway got
away for Vancouver and Victoria at
about noon yesterday with her ma
chinery all in good shape again.
The Waialeale did not leave for Ka-
huku and Punaluu yesterday. The
weather was entirely too rough on the
other side. She will very likely sail
today.
The schooner Ada returned to port
early last night with her jib-boom
broken. She was bound for Hawaii
from this place and got caught in
heavy blow which caused the accident.
The American brig w. G.. Irwin,
Williams master, is in port after a
good run of II days from San Fran
cisco with a cargo of general merchan-
disc for w. G.. Irwin & Co. She is dis
charging at the Oceanic dock.
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DIED.

Pawaa, Honolulu, Oahu,
March 81, 1898, at the Brito house,
q. Gilhus, of consumption.
He was born in Norway f0Ety-one
years ago. The funeral viii be aeld
from the residence at $3.50 this after
noon by undertaken II. II. Williams.
Rev. d. p. Brine will be the clergy
man. A wife and six children are
left by Mr.. Gilhus. He was for years
head luna at Haiku plantation, then
went into coffee in Kona for his
health. The family came to Homo
lulu five weeks ago.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

The undersigned, the Assignee in
Bankruptcy of the Estate of S. Kasa-
matsu, gives notice that he has filed
in the Circuit Court, First Circuit H l..
his accounts as such Assignee, and has
asked for a settlement of the same and
a discharge, and that hearing on the
same has been set for Friday, April s,
1898, at 10 o'clock a. m.
C. BOSSE,
Assignee of the Estate of S. Kasamat-
Su, bankrupt.