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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

An Important nave i, Ga foot Wbieh bits
fair 50 fs4ffsily aTsrt svoFlinE matters ~
thts nsft q ne esan,fy IN =.
ina 81 " adraw fFpu the y. - ne
a e. ard siit hsrnru- par - TIE Aths
l.tie lsesss y Serth Au~rtsa :, - ,A' -.
ne tnlvssrity % Washington anf colleges
IN The state
q general movement Tor ~ s#paFatteu -
fhe various brauehss 90 afhtrtiea aH4 piss
iuH TEN IN Ffng-r ssserfa'iens 10 =
stated hat no spfd rrasan sSists iaf com.
colleges a. fhsF eanuut carpetr gn equal
terms aaf their tfaiHinx sad interests a.
diHsrsnt
The sparrinx eantsst pstwHsu " %.
Jsnsa sad aiks r.ssnaft bafafp thr HHu
tharus rinh on ~sFtsuiher y Do afaH'tsr
srsaf interest fieferr ne clever satifl-
tion uita iks Hawkins IN AuEHHi n lauf =
vas reuparatirs'r an ansn1vr in i4c1l cir.
eiss eut nis hiE a-eiass sera tHen NgR hsn ~.
ma - Nc i.eaars e "a olief rass IN IN
~ riEE. arf Ia aan gerftaun1 ~ him
self as ei@Ver hatrr Ar has d.n7 me- p
sNhfbtfipu wark sHi tas sisu r1ferfi tHr
the hest msa in hiv eiass were na sEaiHft
him The contest vii r.n.c ~ Il t.f
G~rnnar.iE taH On Fertnd and srnecs streets.
This hail . already nttfa $50 ~ e. ~
mar TrifnVsr-in SECT a. fYfHnasiriit
aud fhe oniY requirement VII - riat
W. EI4aout. ~ the fisNefrorne eiun aas
~ - furlsfsd afr8aEe 1sfnfa vtfn the mFn.
aEsmsnt = GsunanlH haH. Whereift p
cures fHs use n " i've HtEhfs rH1rtH = p
elk months. Al the ciub g rsruieaie VIII
- hslH u iris haIi1fHs during tat rzs.i.IHF
wtufar
Two new aur'utsra have lately arrived &.
seattle. Thsf are q. H Nimwrus. ~ to
Past Denver HIzh ffhaai Hni I@atrr III
gins. - ~ i'aiysrrify Or orsean Tse
~ De- champion - an g. 4I1raan trfHr- '.si.
asfif astdciafiur IT'S racUHI far th~ quar-.
fer is 20 - srsnnds fstrfHf ffIHHfH# ran
tha ife FHrf lash faf fhf tHH4aasIaV ~
oregon o. fhf Oregon tntefsepiiaEl ate Hneets.
lie afIH hold tire record fef that rFauts.
10 is Heauuaa Nsifhaf nnf ~ fifp fnen
have allied fHefnHsfrea With am athietir
club r. ire flfH. Doth are So H1uf health
and o. cot cafe 70 enter affltr wHFE m
the Jfasert fiuH
q Jnmss Bitter. tha s. s. r. mile
runner. hes Jeff fgr the Phiit.ts fssetar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
Railroad Nearing lewiston

LEWISTON, idaho. sept Rail
road construction on the o. n Is y
ia now within two mi'eA uf lev ts.
ton Yesterday a camp was pitched
On the north slide II the SuBke river
opposite NinslhHd onerH uf s. So "a
day T. work an the Snake Diver rail-
fuad stade are drawins large mum
hers ~ laboters from tie Northern
Pacific Clearwater extension
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
Diamond Rinu Free.

We rivs away fee az our % . m
auction sale every day a valuable
Diamond Itips aad 70 other elegant
presents. tn orisr u SECURE a large
attendance at the sale Of the New
YORK 1rweierY Cos stock 81 Dla-
mnnds. WHtehss. Jrvcify ana silver.
Wsge Special sale 81 Hoetrs' silver
Warr at =. m. sach day The fol
lowing persons received Diamond
rings free last week Mra Martin.
.Tlt Maynard avenue Mes Yauag
Hotel York Mfn JsrahH. Mcdonald
hia.k. , X Wilson ballard. M.
D. iiin. uia Ffth avenue Auction
sales ~ - aud 30 daily srats
reserved fnr ladies At the Emporium.
ST second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
REGATTA ON
LABOR DAY

Asa part " the labor celebrations.
the Elliott Hay Yacht club has ar
ranged to hold an annual Labor day
regatta. Their is a large list Of
prizes 10 be as irded to the winning
contestants IA the different events.
Olympia. Tacoma, Port Angeles. and
several British Columbia cities are
already represented on the entry Hist.
Tho races VIII be over the regular
Elliott bay course. and viii be start
Cd promptly at II O'Clock Monday
forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
WILL ELECT
AN OVERSEER

SALEM. Or. Sept. "A new su-
per.rtondenf 81 the insane asylum
vii probably be named next week.
Tn board 81 trustees Of the institute
recently nxed The date for consider
fms ire matter for next Monday. but
~ Monday viii be- Labor day. there
f. some probability that no action
will o. taken until Tuesday There
are four candidates for the place
Dr. J y Smith. OF Salem. Or. J. r.
Caibrsath. nf NcMinnvilie DR. u. A.
Paine the present incumbent. and
II A. WrIghi. u Klamath FaI.a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
Postal w attoFs.

WAsutNuTnN, u 9, Sept g.
i'lfty. foot ears are Ia be auhsiitui.
"a FOR the ia.fept ears now used by
the railway postal service between
Portland aud Ashland pr, ON the
Inc OF the Southern Pacific railr"nd,
The change Viii he made as tuon ar
the new cars can be prepared
\ uoatnni,e has been established
~ summit Chehail. county Wash
Co hoe fupplrd bY special service from
Elmu Harry 4 craft has been up.
pointed stmaater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders M the Seattle and North
western Mining ana stock Exchange
will be held at the eompany's office.
10 a, m. Thursday, September Il,
next. for the election OF trustees.
JOHN USHER, IL, Sec.
Dated Seattle, Wash.
Aug. II. 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Saturday Morning Mafttta tadas
opened quir'iY puphussrH waif.rg
fur the unloading 81 thr california
bOat. which arrived lHat rtvnlu#
Nheu These EuH1s Afs puf ON =
market Some shanFra ua ripe fruta
and vegetables Nit itk,iF areHr as
tomorrow r sunday
lea ihr Efhin ma sat oats have been
steadily declining anal only 80 iH
now offered fa the producer
The uub market Was e#mea hat re-
b.vri last niFhj bY the arrival uf q
. hsnner ioa1si with is.ooa pounds
u haiIhui Prices hay~ M, ehang
81
other markets brs arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
SALE OF THE
ASHLAND MINE

ASHLAND. or Sept TIE sale
Of the Ashland mine property. near
this city to Montreal and Spokane
capitalists. IL announced II ls con
sidered the most important sale n
quartz mining property In the his
tory Of Southern Oregon The com
paHy which II Incorporated 40 the
Montreal n oregon Gold Mines Ltd
II controlled hv mining men who
have large interests In the North
west. and r. very strong n ls an
undneed that the company viii begin
extensive development work at once.
Il. ~ Bennett. = = Reynolds and
II. Y. Winehel. who. with ~ Mat.
tern dispose Of the property. retain
valuable quartz mining interests
tfre, which they VIII develop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
Typhoid Fever in Chicago

CHICAGO. sept Typhoid fever
f. a. the Increase IN Chicago. and pr.
- 4ids epmmissinusr of health.
atsf Jaiea rs to tho pollution ~ the
watt euppIy In June but 2s deaths
were reported a. due T. typhoid.
while iu july there Wcre q and In
August 20 This makes total Of 80
per cent. increase over June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight
and Sunday. fair. south to west
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

THE PACIFIC Tailoring Coolest SIS. SIS
and $50 suits made IN the city. pyeirs
cleaning, repairing. Tia Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

lsff rru- Co.. f1fih aad Gl4s
srriptian SPECIALISTS Tel Pic !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

NII1 tfa.Hf tas aafs.i q Ifs sf# fHtt
efa Hrd FaH af5#t flaEaHI Htf#HVEl q
asas-a les tfaI fHHalfaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

spccial snle-Fine note paper. in
boxes. Denny -Coryell CO.. 7ts Ist ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

t'IhsmatasraHt aaH Warr5fa tant 3
NaatlaaH fafs IaafHaa taHlgHI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

IiiE fiErE &ATiosAL BANK OF
EfsAITIE
fHid uH Capital .#.... tia1 90
~ 80 banking tuaIHHsH transacted.
llnAtH o. ltHFe. lr#..-..s..# ... IsffFlasnt
MHHftHa NJ 81 Ken s.. 90. Vice President
sfHasf AufnrE .##-4 ...s.a. .4...... Cashier
. fHfklHfHf ..4..4.s Assistant EHrhiNr
HiFht uHf teluErapHie exchange pagahIa
u aH the principal clfiea u the United
states Hnd EHrafs
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smoar surlotas Aso CONTRACTORS.

Hasasra
HisAIftE HHiagE "a. Builders - Hfi1R.
- HhnHrs raui bankers. et0 pile drF.
IhF Hfd foundations dsairfa in piles. lags
hHi HUHfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

fiucuataRturh pHd Waaner'n band ~
Madison park pavilion tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

LlNbtNfF haua ads bread cakes and
ta-irt beet boz the eIfy is0G Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

oil EVERY descr ptiou mfg aud repairing
furnaces and steel stoves; tin roofing IF
Clark lu1 " Madison ST iFhone Main tST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
SHIP CHANDELIERS.

EuNpE ERTAND. Nesler wharf. sail
makers. riFgcrs and ship chambers. man
ufacturcrs Of tents, tarpauhns, miniul
hose. canvas OF al widths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
~ ItsuNAI~

SEE Hanson before purrha stnE sewing
machine. A few good secondhand ma
chimes fer sale reasonable. 2i5 Columbia
street. opposite pcstoifce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
DANoINo AcAprny.

u " pEPEw. dsnus,. spseiaiis. IN oro-
aua bridge WurH szs Bafas building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

EpNCNp RON DIN. real est4te. loans ami
Insurance private funds; low rates: no
I'D itpe money furnished without delsY.
Rooms 2 Dexter Horton hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
>IoRA0r AM wARrnousr.
THY AND sHrEr METAL WORK.

RAISER a MORGAN. aoG-Aio Occidental Av
Main Tao. gent storage, distributing hous
negotiable receipts accepted as collateral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
Kurrrnt srEolAlI,r

wANTED-ro buy old sold and silver. n.
Hfnael MIR. iaNelcr . Hlnckley block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

All A. Dye WeTks - Union street Tsis-
House o. the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

ufHf and aniF th9rosEh dancing schoo
eifE Haukr tait fInh snd PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

f.f. CARROLL. IH4yer. PROCTOR Iu adfnF
fHiif anI HHHtIfaf - pet mt SO Us
*Atfi0 zHfIpuHl EHut building
JAN N iAtE fanfHH a. o. IFHfIHf hIfK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
7'7N0INAVIAN-AMEHlcAN BANK or


ROUNDS uitsfseU 4 Gill. contractor sna
builders ii0s Western Ave. ri. Hun ga
RANDALL. general Jsrlirr Tel Green a..
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Z 81 nHauans Architect az us /.
aH1 ~ aHifa nlasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
c,ai.iNG TnNIs.
CLOTHES CLEANING.

FpH SALE o. r.nt-Tenfs al slHss, new aa
- yna hand. cheap Invalid role chairs
, chaplin, alFth and Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02

RUPTURE cured without knife. palm or 10,
Of time Room Al Hoiyoka block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-02
SEWING MACHINES.

RUnnER type. aluminium and enamel let
tiers for signs and house mum beers Chaa.
Meftau. $40 Neslcr way. Tel. Black lSt2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

o-Do you not see Mr. Commissioner. that such
inequalities these are what lead TO the belief In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
HOUSED BY THE WORD ARBITRARY

Q.-And that requires that the Tax Commission
ers and their deputies should not be In the least
arbitrary. but that they should proceed with the
interests OF the people and Of each individuai al
large? A-Who says they were arbitrary
OIL do A.-Then you are mistaken. Turning
10 the chairman) It looks 10 me as II rhs gentle
man was trying to destroy our assessment not
with the intention Of giving you any information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

section maybe two or three different deputie. IN
a section. WV P"e' III
Q-fou recognized the duty OF equaizlng the as
you? Ave did ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
MORE UNEQUAL ASSESSMENTS.

Q-You have not given any further figures for
1893; you don't know how much Of that IL being
held ls there any larger proportion Of that amount
being held this year than was held the previous
Q-Weil last year out OF S. 10000 600 ;42S ooo 900
was held7 Aft THOSE are the figures. yes
that the general proportion OF the amount OF per
sonal taxes that held? Al think there We're
more held BY US last year ys fcet thsn ordinarily
Department me over owe Witch you presidef AThs hold
ing Of II does. but the assessment s do not; ,o-t
Nj Moss-f think that is all / asked for on that
'" The Wltness1f don't think you nave wish you
would give a memorandum Of those things we have
not supplied. that you requested, so that won't
NJ Moss-wiH you kindly take this which you
have had prepared (handing a paper 10 the WIG
ness That Is OF the things which we desire
10 have you All out (handing paper TO the wit.
ness) | think there is error In those figures II
The WitnessHWil you kindly hand that to Mr.
O-Now. MT Feitner have called your atten-
ton 10 a number OF inequalities. and Will direct
your attention 10 some more. The paper that you
have In your hand was prepared by you IN
obedience 70 n subpoena duces tecum TO. produce
o. understand. and you use that to answer
randa need correction. IN Block IS find the
Bowling Green Building. No 70 II Broadway
assessed in IssS for s9eSc his year at
O-Blook 70 A-Block i3-now repeat.
Q--Bowlng Green Building, N,SoOco In lsss. w.
10000 II 49, Ahsi seems &c =, e be cosrse'
figured out the .ncreases7 A.-You understand
partly the reason about that-
was only made because the building was not com:
pete last year: IL was In proEress. - II u marked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

. : understand; but how you fgure out
Nm the law any direction TO you TO add s5o' ~
Up nngi, - the taxable valuation OF Manhattan BOZ
"b and 10 that extent 10 go down INTO the
pocKsIso the Republican Legislature would not
s me charter unless provision was put in that
pass pa sb Sn9 eouaiizc the different boroughs j..
oDHow could you construe Inc HiT ~ On
taxable valuation OF AahHA''""
Repeat that question p.csrss W. found III,
conditions to Justify IT, $500, e,d, The cond,
,,crS shoHjns in other boroushs that they were
not assessed in the proper proportion. arc n hh
horoughs that they were hlgheI-assss H.
- What do YOU mean by assessed hgher 10
roaa On n say that NewYork city was only
$4,000 at 90 per cent OF It's real vhlue-is tnht
ahet YOU mean? Al do not
"oESt 10 per cent OF its real valueF A'-No per
p tfJou could you fix upon sum that would
ooxallze7 There Is proposition In mathematics,
SbHre was a proposition In mathematics as yVu
mn n You were given prooiein 70 SOW, VIA VIA
~ u' ,acessarv 10 be added 10 New-fork IN oroer
-, -, noualizeS Now what basis OF ngurfs mao you
~ vSs,eh Won could get any amount that would 90
he e0uali1ing7 Ave were 70 assess P'oPsitH az
c,rcumstsnees IN all the boroughs We fouh1 IN
come of the boroughs that condltohs ud hot eAis,
ga especially in the Borough o. MehhA'tai1 as
c,a,,rs RED with the Borough or BIookiyh. hhu We
nurs,ed the remedy In making all the ooroushs Oh
an equal footing.
PRAISES HIS DEPUTIES
- ~, NJ Witness YOU have testified that you
hsve no real estate experts In your Depart
Al pfs so yons Al testified that there are no
.,,cb things as real estate experts, put say ma,
The men in my Department know more aSous -, ,hs
estate than any Office In the city or outs'oe VI '"e
cry tr D.hhe Gentleman AZ q deputy, had direct
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01
Bar Hsrber Pastor Resigns.

Rev {. ;. L i g~ei3, r-c u o. -.
Sas5ar'- Epz-eat4! eaafen a B.r Hsr6or.
has SEM III mr. resignation s. pastor tie
VI &c SUI a3th Mr. Letfiugwett, hose
failing health has made the change nee
es-ary.
MIR. Lift gSelI came 10 Bar H4roor in
1s-9 from Gardiner. he : the ti-.t aud
only rector Of y. S-vior'- and through
his efforts the church and society hss
been built Up until it ranks among tine
drst in Importance in the denomination
in Maine.
The Rev. Whitman o. Baker, son OF the
Rev. Alfred H Baker. OF Princeton, y. j.,
VINO for the last two years has been
curste, viii succeed Mr.. Leffingwell ss
rector of ST. SAVIOR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01
NehiHIry Invited to Maine.

President Mckinley has been invited
= q TIE gust Of Maine while on BIZ
Will to New Z glsnd. Cor. Powers has
addressed n The 10 fewifg Ietter;
"Compl!ilx It'll resolve Of the iegis-
isture Of Nam, copy OF which ~e
herewith transmit 70 you, snd &C
yolciug the very unanimous sentiment
and H3-n OF ssItne CITIZENS Of Name, We
.no-t. urgently reque-t you to nonor our
STATE = va-Uing the capita city OF
AugUsts, - TIE guest q the safe. cur
g lie pses~Ht session Of TIE legislature
= : da,e 10 X u- usc by yogr-e -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01
Correspondents.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, Jan. ., 1899.
e Editor of The .4rserieaH:

BROOKLYN, y. Y Jan. =, 1899.
To the Editor Of TIE AmerieaH:
Referring to my communication regard
ing cemetery improvement, hich you SO
Kindly printed in The AMERICAN some
months ago, should have said some
time ago that found copy OF an ord,-
nance ofthe city OF Bath, under which
the city treasurer wss directed to receive
deposits from individuals and 70 expend.
under the ogsrsigh bit ostne superintendent
OF cemeteries, the sum Of four per cent
per snnum a. directed ~ the donor.
sent the copy TO ex Nayor Higgin-.
thinking be might be potent with tie
present city government IN case there Vi a.
nc action OF hvrxise.
Bat = -tiH seems to ne that an act era
p1Nerlng the c=ty treasurer to receive
funds a. trustee" Hou G be better than
10 have him act By mere direction OF the
city ordinance. Il may De that the laws
Of your ate would recogHiz the IisbiI-
ity OF the city as q trustee without the
enabling act. II 50. hope the city viii
pass the ordinance.
Il is the time for the people to move in
this matt r, and il is but 4 small matter
II someone will start he bail moving. /
shall write 20 Mr.. Higgins soon, and hope
some sction will be taken. II the action
By the Legislature should be deem,
necessary, the men there from Eilsaor
could easily pass the bilito empower the
government OF any city in the State 10
act as trustee OF such funds, and author
rate to be expended IN the care and i'm
provement OF cemetery lots.
Very truly yours.
z. JELIsoN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01

{ uer Arnold, sH inmate q the !-4ne
hospital at Augusta, in violent 1t q. in
sanity la-t Wecne-cA morning ned
ne enc from q seilee Eha hIt y .4isu
George, another IL mate, .es-ral t1me-
George, - result Of the Injuries. oIed
ne next morning.
ArnoId has been considered one OF he
harn.--s patients, and ha- freq uently
been allow ID TO sleep With ot her patients.
He has never shown the least sign OF viu-
lence, ana his act i uneIplsiBsoe. He
hss been at the hospital FOR the ps-l four
years snd has teen model patient.
George has been in the hospitsl nun Der
OF times. He belonged in RockIsnd snd
= survived by widow with whom he
had not lived for No u Der of years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01

The MAI with a weig ut on his leg can't hope
q win in the man with a weight on MS
1--z ith can't TX .seet - compete Ia life and bush
lr-- with Iho-c v ho not handicapped. II
IL brain il nezyy, aud his blood sluggish, be
4eius- of Constipation, he will rot succeed 10
doing thing very veil. Consti patton i tire
cause Of nine lruth- OF all sickness, Symptoms
OF it are ga itug ue-- asttessBe-s. poor app-IiEe
I.zI taste ia Ine mouth, dizziness. bitIol -ness
a1-.i la--iSu.ir. Constipation can he euretSes-iy
Ard crrl ainiy b. Lire u-e of DR.. tIerce's Pleas
AM Pellets They are not at all vioient In their
seton, and YET they are more certain than many
Ne sttcineS hic an strong that thry put the
~ -tsm . OUT Of or'ter. Ths great adTant. re
Of the "rieas4nt Pellets IS thai they cure per.
ssa RentIs-
>Si.5 - one-csnt stamps 70 cover c0sf OF mail
ing oaiH. ard get nj great book, The Peoples
Common Sense AeSiiczi Adviser, absoia tsts
FRsE- Address, Worid's Di-pen-sry Medical
Association, No. s63 Main Street, Buffalo, y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01
STATE SOLONS-
legislative News of Interest to Han
cock County Readers


cock County Readers
In the Senate lsst edne~dsy, Mr..
HamIin presented q till to snsoIe he Via
ter Hsrbor company TO purchase stock IN
the Griudstone Neck water coDlpsny; also
petition Of the Ellsworth electric tIaml-
nstiug company ior al act 70 enable il 10
sell 1t. plant sbe property. Mr.. Grlndie
presented oit 70 suIsrse the pV~ YER OF
tue Cs-tius wsser company; sl>o 4 oaa
rsisliag to the ars& Ia the Tree hsldss
scro-s SAT- pond la tue tosu OF uenlH-
Ia the House ST. " Wednesday Reg. GUes,
q >toHInsto presSut 81 ONTO ptoniuI
tie ktffsue Il deer on lie 81 Hzut.
Rep BrIdgass8. Of >aisissu. presented
tne pe.it.ou II ".tlIsln Robertson sud
tion No. and annexed 10 town u >.lli-
yzH.
There VS.. lsyeiy hearing before the
COMMITTEE pu towns issi .dhe.-
day, ca tie proposed annexation u
Deeriag to Portland. The hearing Nss
10 have been IL the Senate chsa. Der. but
The crowd VAS % lsrye thst j, was sd
jourued to The hsll OF he House, which
MAS well hisd. Large delegations OF ihe
prominent aud influential CITIZENS Of
Portland sad DeerIns we're Present. and
attic speeches were made TOR sbd sssinst
annexation. Ex-Governor C7e~ve- con-
Quoted the Csc for the snuexatIoulsts
aud Clty solicitor Scott llson. OF Deer
Ing, LED The oppoeItiou.
In the Senate THURSDAY Senator Grindie
presented s bill Tor The lncor poratlou Of
the B uenilI ana Buck-port Railroad Co.
Tuis act suthUrlz-- Merrill P. HIuekles
A. VI. Deservax, Frank P. MerrIii, Frank
P. Green, Austin T. Stevens, Nahum
Hinckley sno Rufus p. Grincle 10 ouisc =
stree. Es..cc=d % oe operated - horse
power or electricity from Biuehiii through
Penoo-cot, orsnd and into Bucksport.
Senstor HsmtIn iniroda ced a oiu to
repea ehsps-r 30 Il ne private aud spec
snd fist Is flung tCr -fpeit. ia Bsga-
cuce riy-r.
In the House THURSDAY Rep. Sargent
OF >-uss ics. pfe-eHt.u tetnafs. taIue-
against The -0Jffttuu-D nee Of the craA Ia
TIE hrIcge al blueniu s-i-
le les Lre VI the lie = business iH ne
House Frlcss Va the bgg i,stch Of ue-
ilttqu- TO- the better Observance Il
Memoirs ca! Tn t-titiuu- ~er- IG3 III
nun ter SIC bsa $50 nzaes. rne uiii
- non sccgm panied IhetH t-oriov- Tor
n pri,33s meat iUf not gJ0re tb-n thirty
tas- o. = I H. = laat more hza 80 Tor any
t=r-ou t=EBg e-rt ia hAH gsa4e or sUort
On VI, n .r.- CAV
Req BrIo1tzlu on Monday presented
nj sst - ,.
rsttUu Of TIE eGlltEau Hart7JF Watef
company.
The sc; author E5ng H. construction Of
NHz-f ~ PeuCb-CO, rIyer 81 kucs.gurt
ts-.-e,' d Hau-e VI ifG-y Ia ~ =. crossed
In III res ch-d iae ma FC--szy
A testg 81 tuesday ----Ina n tot q
- sc sd Hou-- ~ De pes Z ~ is+tt II
immense tatea=- - rrHen-3ra rtce- AzA4n-t
increase q - srlr- II the -. rene court
judges I@ely- retuut-trarfc s-- are pre-
SEMI % IN tAe ~eH=te and forty-eIshl in
TIE House
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-01
Rev. r. r. bite Dead,

R.V + Mh't., former pastor OF
the Be = - G. u-ch in Ellsworth. and for
sve-sl year. al Bar Hsrbor, died Tue day
OK sst week n Brunswick Ar. White
res igned his pastorsie at Bar Hsrbor TO
accept call 10 Warren only fe< weeks
-go, and sss to enter upon his new
pas;orate this week.
He hsd teen in poor health for some
time. bu, MS condition was not cousld-
cred dangerous, bat sudden attack Of
widow.
NJ. ana Mrs. White, since leaving Bar
Haroor have heen visiting Ms " h'rs'.
parents at Brunswick, where his deaf h
took pace.