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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
Sold ly ]. |, RAMSEY.

that ] , $ absolute! izn nas..,t5.e t,. nc so any loHeee. and that it.is q question with him either of violating the corona ton oath or 0, stepping down and r.aG- ing Hag for his son.
 Then, too, there is King Christian of Denmark, who, at tue age of at, finds himself face to face with q Dation@l en- islature. in which theultFa-.adic8Is and socialists, hostile to the throne, Fo@sess an overwhelming napo.ity, cutuia- barinp the moderate liberals and tAe inhnitesimol conservative party com Giued by three to one.
 Broken by age and infrmity, shaken by the illness c; hi4 strone-mjudcd wif7, who has been his cAief moral sarTort throughout lis reign, and deprived. too, of the powerful backing Gf his son in-law, the late Emperor Alexandria oi Russia, he feels himself nc lcnGcl capable of coping with ihe situation, and announces that he is aboHt 10 make way for his son.
 To these three kings must be added the name Of King 1Iumbert of Italy, who is forced to submit to prime min ister personally &bhouent beth to him self and to the queen, and to lend his name to a policy of which he disap- proves at heart, but which accords with the views of the legislature.
 It is TO secret that the whole of his private fortune is already invested abroad. in anticipation of his abandoH- mcnt of the Italian throne, and that he finds more intoIera0le than ever s situation which compeis him to soT- round himself with people uncongeniai to him and to his consort, and to re- main in q position toward the church which is not only diametrically opposed 10 the sincere religious feelings of the queen and of himself, but lil5eWisx places the reigning house of Italy i'll :. very awkward and embarrassing posi- tion with regard to all the other courts of the old world.
 Had it not been for Queen Marie Amelie of Portugal, strong-minded woman like her mother the countess of Paris, King Carlos would have long since relinQuished his throne to his son, with his younger brother as regent, while King Charles of Rotunania and the prince regent of Bavaria are each credited with being on the eYe of mak- ing way for the next of kin.
 Finally, there is Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, who has been strongly urged by his Rnssophile friends to abdicate, they undertaking to have him reelected under Muscovite protection. But he has thus far refrained from yielding 10 their solicitations, realizing that there is many a slip between the cup and the lip, and that, if he were once voluntar- fly to surrender his crown, many things might interfere 10 prevent his recover ing possession thereof En9 quirer.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
KINGS READY TO QUIT
European Monarchs Who Are Will
 ing to Abdicate.
Some No Longer in Touch with Their Subjects and Others Threat sned With Adverse
 Legislatures.

Notification seems to be in the air. At no time since the eventful years of. 1S4S19, when the whole of Europe may be said to have been in open insurrec- tion against the medieNaiy autocHat- ic tendencies Of it's rulers, have there been So many reigning soyerejgns who are declared to be on the point Of aban- doning their thrones.
 In 1S48 the monarchs were mostly princes born in the previous century and reared within the influence of it's traditions, utterly incapable, therefore, feomPrehending such neW-faugled mo- tions as popular government and na- tional constitutions.
 Sooner than lend their names To any such subversive ideas, which they re- gaFael a. synonymous with sauguin- a'N revolution of the character that brought !.eHls XVI. and Marie An luinette to= the catfold, they preferred t.} aueie&te, and it Was da1 ,ag these we pye6tf0l years that tEe=1t t.r0ncs of .',astyia Safa,iaa, Bavaria. Trance a4ld
 oI"ad were vacated by their oeeu- ~ #Hts.
 T to-day, half century later. their tias.s'asu's desire in turn to abaie;ite,i i, $ that tleF. toe, have beccI ,e=t. mt, convinced that popular legislation js ,n- compatible with good % se'ulHrut- that i7, as viewed from the tstf'o}5e.
 6f fa9 4ofereigas refer,tt. ly Uc on tlfe eve of; .;sbdi4"tJou H.t' have, in the first yiaec, kieg George af tAe I.ellenes, who declares himself sick and tired of his uncomfortable throne, aHa dees not hesitate 10 declare that, tie very al InosPhere of Greece having ceased 10 be coupcnial 10 him, he is anNicUs to sur render as soon as possible his scepter to his son Constantine.
 He is no longer in touch with his sub .iects, has TO friends at Athens save vis- itors from abroad, and is constantly forced by the somewhat disrefHtablr policy of the cabinets that succeed one another with such rapiliitY in his do minicns to place himself iG an awkward and Embarrassing position with regard to those foreign courts to which he is bound by ties of close relationship.
 King oscar is likewise talking of re- signing his crown to his eldest son. In lis ease there ia not one, but two parla- iuent4 with which to contend, and as that at Stockholm is always i'll direct opposition to that at Christiania, he can net content the one without offending the other, the result being that Norway and Sweden are now, according to his own assertions, on the point of civil war.
 He declares that he has done his best, like King George of Greece, to ike up ta the terms of the constitution by vir- t',e Of which he holds his scepter, but
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
\ Woman Lett r.
Peoples, Ky, June 20th, t99

Peoples Ky, June 2oth, 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co.,,
 Dear sir; wish to say that I have hou4htand used two I4ttles of yoar Benedicta, and has done me won derful amour of eooa. was in very bad health and suffered a great deal, but your remedy has completely fe- stored me l desire to thank yoa fer the information sent me
 Mrs. as. W0rthaA. Sold by J II Ramsey.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
Land Office at Harrison. Ark.

Sept. 20, 1899. 2 lee IS hereby given that the fol- II named settler has flied notice of a' ten ton to make final proof in ps p.ft .1' Of his claim, and that said d will he made before the Register sceiVer 5a at Harrison, Ark, on Nov. BY, E VIZ; Thomas NJ. Williams, H,
 o, ''' TOT the Ne. Ne. Sec l9, Nv.
 . zee. Z0, lp. 2l, N. R. 2l w.
 , v names the following witnesses to N N ,,it Llt5 continuous residence upon
 s s,'i '5Vallon of said land, viz: w. N po1a' Il. j, Bebe, James Patterson, & iia4P'on. all of Omaha, Ark. # J"hn l. Warrington. Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
&5.OO Reward.

l will pay s5 % tor information ieadlrg to the arrest and convlc- tion "t any person guilty Of in jurying the telephone wire, by cutting it. falling trees on it, or breaking the insnlators.
 CHAs. M MORRIS. Jan. lZ, le97. Manager
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
NUMBER 26.
Notice ofCarron County Institute.

 Directors of the various school districts in the Eastern District ot Carroll county, Ark you will notify all teachers holding lieenso 10 teach in the public schools, that a Teachers Institute will be he1i Berryvillc on November }, 8 and i. Also that Section 5073, as amended, of the school law requires their attendance. The law also requires you to dismiss the schools in your respective districts, for those days, and urge upon your teachers the importance of attending.
 w. E. PHILLIPS.
 County Examiner,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
Laud Office at Harrison, Ark

Iotiee is hereby given that the fol-
 luz named settler has filed notice ls intention to make final proof in poft of his claim and that said proof
 be made before the Judge or Clerk garfoI county at BerryvilIe. Ark. on 24, iS99, viz, Wilkins K, Fancher, -0408 for the Sc Ne, N } Sc, 35, S~, See 36, T I8, \ R 23 w.
 Ie names the following witnesses to Xe hlS continuous residence upon s&cnQillyatlon of said land viz: Bar
 Slec2. Tom McMiIlen, NJ s Hitson ,sage' Atk,, Andrew Phillips, of a Jehn l. Worthington, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19

I am back in Eureka Springs again Any one suffering from any disease ot the eyes tan get medicine fer ten days tree. Ton will find me q, the Basin Barber shop. R. M. GAMBIfE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19
VICTOR Ja EVANS ( G
Evans Building, WASHINGTON. D.

WANTED-Seve raj bright and honest persons to repsrsent as as Managers m this and close by coQa- ties. Salary $990 y-ar aud ex- penses. Straight, hoaaGa", aa more. no less salarr. Position permanent. Our reference, any bank in any town. l. is mainly office work conducted at home. Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped cnvelorc. The Domju- ion Cempary, Dept. 3. Chjca4o..
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19

Do you suffer from Painful, Irregular or Suppressed Menstruation? Benedicta has cured many suffering women and will cure you in the privacy of your home, without the necessity of physi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

THE An HRlCAN has subscribers at JOG
~ the 1T 0ost-o! fees in Hancock county;
au the other papers in the county com
bsned do not reach so many. THE AMER
lcAN Is not the only paper printed in
Hancock COUNTY, and has nerer claimed to
be, bat u is the only paper that can prop
srly be Gated q COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
tson Of TIVE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HarboT Records summer list, ia larger
than that d al the other papers printed
On Hdncuct county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, of which Mr.. John
Oliver, Of Philadelphia, was the subject, is
narrated by him as follows: 81 was in a
most dreadful condition. MY skin was al
most yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in Dack anu SUES, no APP
petite-gra duslly growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately, friend advised trying Flee
trio Bitters'; and to my great JOY and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided i'm
proyement. l continued their use for three
weeks, and am now well man. l know
they saved my life, and robbed the grave
of another victim" No one should fail to
try them. Only so cts, guaranteed, at s.
D. WIGGIN's drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture OF Annie
L. Springer, of l125 Howard ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa, when she found that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption had com
pletely cured her OF haoih,iiIl4 s,:..-l. ~.
Tor many years had made life a burden,
All other remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says OF this Royal Cure
1t soon removed the pain in my chest
and can now sleep soundly, something |
can scarcely remember doing before. feel
ike sounding its praises throughout the
inverse so will every one who tries Or.
Kings New Discovery for any trouble OF
the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price soc. and
800. Trial bottles free at ). ID. WIGGINis
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

Tue many friends OF " Iiiiam II. Prebie,
Of Chicago, were greatly panied and
shocked last Saturday by the news Of his
death, from heart disease, while asleep.
Tuesday night, Nov. y. On the Thurs
day previous, he with his wife lef here
where they had been for the past two
months, tor their Chicago home
The news OF his death seemed too sad
and sudden TO comprehend, and many
thought that there WAS some mistake.
But letter from his only daug hter l.izzle
confirmed the sad news. He arrived at
Chicago Saturday, Nov. Is. lie was appsr-
entity rs well as usual when he retired on
Tuesday night bout 10 O'Clock An hour
later when his wife retired, he MAS sleep
Ing few minutes later slight sound
from Mr.. Preble caused his site 10 speak
to him. He was dead. Death vas due TO
heart disease. Funeral services we're held
Dec. /.
Much sympathy is teli here tar the
aged father, William P. Prebie, TO mhom
the death OF his son j. a crushing hlow.
Although William II. Prebie has not been
ciEizen OF this town for quarter OF a
century, yet he was - intere-ted in the
people and town, md his visits were 50
frequent. that he vas regarded sttH ~
''one ot Us ~ Wa. also Casr - L. STANLEY
whose death occurred the SANE day a.
that Of Mr.. Preb'e.
Dec. ?. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

ItnpbSSpf
Edwa1d Hjeaeett went 10 Gorhsm Thurs
day. Ee has J.nploy meut at the reform
school.
Cyrus Bridges ana wife left for Pert
land Thurseay. They will spend the
winter there.
Gladys Hutchins went to Alton Satur-
Gay. where she has engaged to teach a
winter term Of school OF three months.
Rev. M Garland preached sn able
temperance discourse on Sunday. He
presented some telling statistics to show
how teetly the prohibition law is en-
forced in Maine, that it has virtually re-
lapsed into a ridiculously low license
system. F~1m a printed slip he read that
there were more han 900 L. S. licenses
issued to iquor dealers in the state Of
Maine, ard then gave the number IN
each city and town. He stated that the
average fine imposed by the courts OF this
State uuGPr Indictments. for liquor selling
was about IS, A policeman told him
that in one year there were $500 arrests
in the city of Bangor, and that three
fourths of them were directly trseea BILE
to liquor, snd that he had no doubt that
nine-teHth= OF he other one-fourth WIS
indirectly traresb.e to the same cause.
Dec. : II
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Lamotht
Miss Ellen Berry visited in Ellsworth
last week
Miss Naeia King has returned to Lubec
10 teach the v inter term Of school.
Allan Hedg rs, of Marlboro. is board
ing at Alton Tzpp's and attending high
school.
The annual election of officers of La
moline grange viii take place tomorrow
evening
Capt Charles Hodgkins has returned
home, after an absence OF several months
II Porto Rec
Miss shirley Rice, of Larrabee, has been
visiting hes SISTER, Mrs Alton Tripp, and
other relatives, Miss Rice is on her way
20 attend The normal school,
The free : Ia school is in session, under
the instruction OF Charles W. Dennison,
Of Paris. a student of Bates college.
There is a good attendance.
Mrs. Mara Leland of Bar Harbor, and
Miss Flossie Leland, of Fitchburg, Mass,
were recently the guests of their daughter
and sister, Mr-. Charles Hodgkins.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland and wife
have returned to Bucksport seminary.
Their friends are glad to know that Prot.
Mcfarland has Sc desirab BILE position.
Dec. Il IL
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Cranberry Isies.
5. c. Sanford has gone to Bangor few
days on business.
Mrs. Eber L. Squirting has gone to Bay
side, Ellsworth, to visit relatives.
George W. Bulger was at Bar Hsrbor
the greater portion of last week on bust
ness.
J. II. Presley went to Ellsworth TO at
tend the convention OF the knights OF
Pythiss.
There is to be Il Christmas tree and fes-
tiyal st the union Westinghouse here;
also one at lslesford.
There have been forty-slx cases OF
measles at lslesford, bat thus far only
three cases on this island, aud but one on
Bakers Island.
MILFORD ). russell has received letter
from his brother Charles from whom he
had not heard FOR a long time. The letter
states that he is now living in New York
state, aud is prospecting. He also an
nounces the marriage OF his adopted
daughter, Miss Maud Gay, who now has a
child six months old.
William d. Stanley has been among his
friends, soliciting subscriptions OF money
and labor Tor blasting and romov ing
rocks and widening the channel near
Fish Point and at the entrance OF the
creek. Work has been carried on for
three tides, but as it is Iow-tide work the
oostruetions are not very rapidly or easily
removed
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~ additional County ye,os see other paOeA


| Southwest Harpor.
Fred Higgins and Alfred Mayo left last
Saturday TO attend the academy at Pitts
field.
Mrs. George Gilley has gone to Deer
Isle visiting, taking her two youngest
girls.
Rev. Charles p. Kittredge. of Msnset
! Baptist church, exchanged with Rev. q.
! II. Heiiion Sunday morning,
The lumber has arrived and a gang OF
/ carpenters are at work putting up the
! frame Of the new summer cottage ON the
/ Kaign land.
The literary circle met with DR.. J. d.
/ Phillips last Tuesday evening. The next
meeting is one ON biography, each MEM
! Der reading up on some life and reporting
upon 1t.
/ The ladies aid circle OF the Congrega-
/ ttanal church met last Tuesday with Mrs.
| ". J, Tower, and his week will meet
with Mrs. Emily Freeman. Next week
they hold a sale ana entertainment in
fremont hall.
! Rev. {. F. Dole. OF Boston, is to deliver
a lecture before he Bangor Y. NJ. {. A.
on the Philippine question this week
| He is one OF six or eight lecturers in a
course planned for the next two months
and containing some noted names.
Rev. George Z. Street, who recently re-
signed from the Exeter, y. H., Congrega .
tjonsl church, where he has been located
a. - To-
elected pastor emeritus and granted the
Use Of the parsonage as long as he lives.
! \ delegation from Bernard lodge. X.
+ - p, went 10 Ellsworth Thursday to at
+ tend the school of instruction. The man
who cannot find some lodge OF hliation
and mem bership in this village, with four
lodges, must be either hard up, or have
some one at home who is "agin it"
The library has recently received a
check for 800, part Of which is to be used
"a insuring the building for term OF
wears, and part to pay FER subscrfpt Ions
for dozen or more monthly and quar-
terly magazines. This generous gift is
one OF many like il, from a. W. Mathews,
Of New York city.
This coming winter is To see unusual
facilities for travel and freight passage.
The steamer Catherine is on from
Eiekland connecting with Boston boat,
Tae "Morryconeag' Is on from Portland
via Rnckland Thursdays and Sundays.
TAe steamer Fremont" will run twice a
week through the winter from Bucksport,
connecting there with train for Bangor
Preparations have been made to have n
Christmas tree and exercises in the Con-
gregational church Christmas night. For
many years regularly the late Deacon
HeHry Clark had a tree in the reception
room OF the old Island house. This
goaaiy custom the church is glad To keep
up, for 1t delights the children aud
amG-es the older ones to see their delight.
Rev. +. :. Ireland, a former pastor here
anu al Bass Harbor, has been dismissed
from tbs church al Dundee. Hich., after
a ;Aree-5 ears pas.orate, and @cltptgG call
to Saugatuck, in the same state Rev
Charles Harbutt, another former pastor
for short time, has received the re-pon-
zible position a. SECRETARY Of the Congre-
gational Maine missionary society. aud
viii make his home AT Portland Mr..
iiarhutt had been pastor seven years at
Pressure lslo.
Dec II. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

Miss Althea Gray is visiting friends
here.
Miss Ina Lancaster arrived Saturday,
and commenced school Monday, Dec. 4.
Mrs. Vie Thurston left for Boston last
week expecting to spend the winter with
friends there.
Tyler Coombs, superintendent of schools,
is in town, looking after the schools, all
of which commenced this week. Mr..
Coombs is a very faithful officer.
Rev. Harry Hill arrived Thursday. He
will preach here and probably at Sunset
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

swans i>lhHd
MIR. and Mrs. Whitney, OF Belfast, are
visiting relatives mere.
Mrs. Lillian Norwood will teach tie
primary school this winter.
Miss Murphy, of Friendship, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah J. Morse.
Miss o. Lowell has returned to teach
the winter term OF grammar school.
Mrs. Ida Smith has returned from
three weeks visit at Southwest Harb Dor.
Capt. Horace Stanley went to Belfast
last week on business in his sloop the Ak
Ray. Adelbert Bridges accompanied him.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Colony, OF this place, and
Joseph d. Humphrey, of Monhegsn, and
Mrs. Colomy's daughter Lillisn aud
Abram Norwood, were quietly married at
the home OF Mrs. Humphrey Sunday
evening, Dec. 3, Rev. +. V. Stanley Off
ciating.
Dec. Z. NJ F.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Read all Of This.
You Never know thessMoment whea
this Information may. Prove Of
Infinite Value.

1t Is worth considerable TO any citizen Of
Ellsworth to know the:valueiand use OF
med icine, for /, there is no occasion TO
employ II, in the meantime, frail human
ity is subjected to so manyi influences and
unforeseen contingencies that.the wisest
are totally unable TO gusgeSthe future.
Know, then. that Doan's Ointment will
cure any case OF hemorrhoids, commonly
known as piles, or any diseaseiof the cuti-
Gle or skin, generally termed eczema.
Mr.. E. A. Lermond, of Third St, says:
lowing to Itching Pileslthere was no reet
for me during thel day, at might it was
overwhelmingly annoyinghnd to get rid Of
1t seemed impossible. / used this and
that, in fact everything that II learned Of,
but the piles remained the.same. paid
specialist in Bangor big price for a guar
anteed cure, but the guarantee did not
change matters. had it as bad, as ever.
Doan's ointment came to my notice while
looking over paper, so l got box at
Virgins drug store. 1t relieved me at
once. When had used one and one half
boxes | was cured. What amount OF mis-
cry could be avoided If peop'e only knew
what Doan's Ointment can do as a pile
cure"
Doan's Ointment for sale by all deal
ers; price so cents box. Mailed on re-
ceipt OF price by Foster Milburn Co., Buff
falo, \. Y. sole agents for the s.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
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Otis.
Melvin Wilbur has gone to Marlboro
to attend school.
Miss Isabelle Warren is employed by
Mrs. +. l.. Grover.
Mrs. Octavia Grover, OF Msrisyille, is
visiting her son, Edward Grover.
Mrs. Eben kingmsn, VINO has been
quite ill with tonsilitis, is about again.
{. o. Bisisdell, who has spent the past
two months at Old Orchard, has returned
home.
Lee Fogg and Edward Higgins, OF Sails
bury Cove, vino have been in Town
hunting, returned home Dec. g.
Mrs. Emma Fogg returned home this
week from Dedhsm, where she has been
visiting her parents, Asa Burrill and
wife. Mr.. Burrill is in very poor health.
Dec. 9. KAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-12-13

Arthur Remission has gone 10 Waldo
boro, where he finds employment. He
also has found friends aud a church
home.
A. L. Fernald, clerk and treasurer of
the Baptist church, was welcomed home
by his many friends last Saturday night.
II i hoped he will remain at home fer the
winter; the places ot such men are hard
to fill.
Superintendent aud Mrs. :. : Scammon
have provided finely interesting pro-
crsmme for the teachers reception at
Rev. II. +. Days this evening. Mrs.
sesmmOn and Mrs. bay VIII furnish and
serve Ice cream and cake after the literary
feast.
Mrs. Hattie Graves, OF Northeast Har-
Dor. l. spending a few weeks with her
parents, aud was in her old place IN the
Baptist choir sunday morning At the
-pecud sefNice IN the evening Mrs Graves
and ner ,f-t,r, Mir. Carrie Blsisdeil, sang
together.
Dec, II. JANE.
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i,eilirg piles Never miod II rhs s.e...l. have
fails'i 80 cute you Fry ho4r's ointmcbt- Na
failure ihcrs. p oeut-, at any drug -tyrc.-
Adri.