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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-25
DON'T WANT ANKENY.
Tacoma Politicians scent . seattle
Combination so Elect the Walia
Nafta Man.

sl.eeiai Dispatch 70 The Post-inselissensssr,
TACOMA Jao. pa local sensation
has resulted over the circulation today OF
petition to Pierce county legislators
sgAinsf any combination wiih King coun-
~ TIE petition denoanees Mr.. Ankeny
az al enemy 20 Tacoma. IL reads:
House and Senate: We, the undersigned
citizens aud electors and many delegates
80 the last Republican convention, respect
fully show that we are informed that the
Pierce county members are being urged
10 Join combination with King county
for the avowed purpose Of .lecting Mr.. An
ksny In case DIR. Foster cannot be
elected
.eWs protest against such action. fer IN
the election Of Nr, Ankeny you viii sleet
8 Seattle man, who ices not live in Sc
attic, and who IN fogr years froIn this
t.sne will ssa IN tire election ~ another Ss-
attic man who would 1--we In Seattle.
Against this we utter an earnest pro-
test. We urgently request you 10 vote for
a fr.xn5 II Tacoma In case Mr.. Foster can
rot be elected. anG net for an enemy IN
dsEtisse
The petition Ia supposed to have been
gotten up ia the interests Of Wilson.
Fosters friends are opposing the move
naent and denoune.ng II in the strongest
terms. III VI. Lee. James Davis and III.
A. Fisher, the chief eircu.a;ors Of the pesi-
tons ala nor state whose candidacy they
favored. Da Wis Ia a Foster man. When
Il was pointed cut 10 MIN that The object
81 the petitions was really 10 help Wilson
he tore his petition up and declared be had
been imposed onoa.
About 80 Republicans are said 10 have
sfEreti The petitions. This afternoon
Frank n. Cole president o. the Chamber
Of Commerce. resolved this telegram from
Senator r.. = Hamilton. secretary of the
PterUe county delegation nj Olympia
Have the signing e ali petitions
stopped. Piace fun confaen.e In your
delegation. who vii protect Tacoma's In
teFesss- Nc t~i4e friend OF Tacoma would
circulate apeh PETITION"
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FISH TRAP BILL KILLED.
Report for Indenuitc rosrpenemen &
of Ganaerxen's Measure for
Addition

Sve-szi Tfexeaten - tNe F'Ees,- nsel3sgsNeer.
OLYMPIA Jan - ~t5Unesefson~ bs3l FOR
sAr q te5,sstlgssert c. fsh trafsS WI 1% Te-
seFses far ifzsle ease E<ssf r 71ezsae0t s} tfs
k.sss toetoTrcS ax th@ 1ss commit es
1~AlsvyFs, 81 Il GaSe. sG. 81 81. ar E7eaere -
NsasFasv a 9eaa; stset tAe Fepsrf % sAe c3az-
r.8;fee wid Ne adopted. ans t3e hl4 .
rsslafsrrsAff n q attA SaS passed oN ltsa
F-p>sssss ao4sn ESQ years &s0. all he
s1sef b aetls csFfrnorF
xf1t a-sh ccEu1a1EfsA 4=s.csRses tAa cues
teo z HSh Scaps scr sn Nog- t1a.xes.
S2.lr aryscG NO - IS member ~ ira csszzs-
Egs-s2es making EEs@s-l~r8f.s tae oasy E1xaE
Is save th,s t.ii He 80 s8G a majority
Eeseasj. sayo-t1s sas E@sSs>ASs - tAe ase4s-
Urst
Jeaat' e,H prohibiting trap ssss-< Rs
t@eea sh~ soTta ferg og tee sksEst asa -
ssgz.cz fasa AZ asso - reported ~ fY.-
eszr sa pest sees eness5- i SEEsai5 II .TstrsEy
~ lss committee = ;A ty>SastY .ASos Ese
,ss>ssFs K ssS sss Azsre-
ff1Hssegses sk&t making 80 49, g
aNA commissioner @3sc&sss "a "a - gwEssrs ~
fsr i088l5GIte pos xseslerGssss-
F'Ytaesseszs3Y ga cssfY EaEzsE.-s WIS., wfn
- ~ g12ts.t 5AE@csA5w ag sse surmgst tsas
tssssar-s aN - s9&se a.Ls = ~ tsAzsvexs assss.
saztsgg fee sslgfs sSag - refuse sressa zsw
sFssas 81 sal waa1es AA.s9s s&.aSssoa ass.sag
- s.s-a<<-.41~2
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Speaking 0t The general reference 20 the
present condition % the senatorial vote az
a deadlock. Representative Frye. who has
had raGea experience In senatorial fights.
saI4. 1T t. absurd There Is 10 isadsea-
tssn og = deadlock. The members are
showing loyal supp0Ft % their respective
candidates, hut there = none Of tae Gle
f.eu&s Of q deadlock present. AS soon as
xe get into 4 caucus and few ballots
have been taken. the members VIII begin
casting about and doubt Tot but sen
a.or vii. be elected without any great DIFF
ficuIsy. OF course more than one session
q the caucus viii b. held, bgs / have no
taougsat there will be any long drawn cut
aghf or that IL Will interfere with legs
tasiye work"
1, ls the general belief thar there will be
little II any change in he vote on joint
ballot tomorrow.
]. HOWARD WATSON.
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STEWART SLIPS BACK
into THE j. 5. SENATE.
Continued From Page One.

remain where / have been placed
Asked whether any Democrats would
vote for Mr. Quay, Mr.. jerks said.
These men are Democrats, not traitors
4 steering committee has been formed
fer the purpose of advancing the inter-
ests OF Senator Quay's candidacy, and an
address was Issued tonight urging tho
legislators 20 attend al joint conven-
lions and instrucing them how 70 pair
when absence was unavoidable.
Tojays ballot stood:
Quay 49,. ........ loo DalzeiI 500. ...... Is
jerks ....... Sol
Scattering So, paired L. absent :. nee
essary to u choice 10.
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Nays 80.

The bill, which was later referred TO
the Judiciary committee, IS as follows:
BE IT enacted by the legislature OF the
state Of Washington:
Section /. II shall be unlawfys, FOR any
railroad or steamboat company IN this
state 10 hereafter charge. exact re-
cents per mile for the transportation or
carrying Of any single ad1It passenger
to or from any point or points in tie
state CT Washington.
See . Any railroad or steamboat
company violating the provision of Sec
ton % this act shah os deemed guilty
OF U3ssiemeanor. and on conviction
thereof be flned In any sum not exceeding
sl1oo3. and in addition thereto shall b.
liable 20 the party aggrieved for double
the amount OF the excess 70 charged to-
gether vita al costs, and q reasonable
attorneys t~s. FER prosecuting any action
or proceeding necessary 10 recover tae
sans
II, n Is. by Smith u King, compelling
railroad companies 10 cary bicycles as
baggage. was reported favcrahly by the
railroad committee, The report was
adopted ard the bill passed - third read
ing. There appears 10 oe no opposition
10 this measure. which Will doubtless be-
come 4 law.
Conway of King introduced foini me-
rnor1al II congress asking for the s}lhr1is-
sion of "a constitutional amendment pro-
y3dsng for the election Of senator f,v
the people. The memorial was drawn
IN u humorous vein, and rvelted that TN
der the present system the tendency of
senator's Is 90 6re candidates for fse-ee1-
ton IS ~ absent themselves frora their
pests - aGfy. aaz that Federal osNcss-
holders are prone 20 leave their Offices
for the purpose OF participating IL seua-
t9vfai campaigns. TIC memorial was ra-
fs~rT1 and Es-s likely Es*sF DC heard from
sgatu.
Bedford - King introduced memorial
10 congress 8Sk1Etg for the Eassav.s -
- as for the uTssEssGtFE OF the Arss-rifasrl
merchant marine The h4l ~ a. exact
coQy q thai introduced By Hamilton n
t2e senate Yesterday. u VAS referred
II y. s.. ay BALDWIN. 10 prevent betting
aaa gaos s~aNng oa elections ua~ -
Sis.3U1tsly Fs1sffonet TAO reports fr9r,
TIE eCsEufnittess "a privileges au4 .seeiiofs
Were AToSsE1t "a sfF5e gnea hy More
Stsctt aF4a Jos1EstesEs favored the "a 80 ga
e th% nl-i. ff* ether. saEmef D. fsesferyf
hEaSsta1Ey aSz1 Ceccy. Eezse T..Isez3s...g ia
iasss2inssv Fssa1ponezus1t, TIE latter e
park g&s Adopted
II Il =, ~ Brown. providing ~ tha
c1ttss7t11H ~ damages ser Stuck 4 f1sai ss.-
railroad trains Was reported trnfs. -
u.ttee @It1 Ga3orfiy ate minority rsef.-se
y u IS referred - E&s ss8sl.clarsf e,.s,4rr,st
tee
The hauss els afferuoaa rsssos-g ss-.s~,,
PITS 70 RA&ra @eS1.Eg AH6-E eeha~ rrrss~-
Ifes considered @a8 ~ g. tss M, So
of A1s.sSs. na2ksaE eeg-Ata changes II -
STATE sS&1Ty "a As9rg thz LIE u 49,. 80
tsessEzass losS q ste sE&1a Gary &a14.e4r.
szo7- Daring Tie disc rsxs - ss,.@ -
Gx@ Fsrsaegg&st Pep. e-szesvxsrss = ,.1 -
"a tha sg Sc q dairy c1Esrr.ss=Issfs< a. -.
gEsgsetsfnEsas. ssasTgc@ - make sN.s -
~ G&sF% ssE1 s3sSs&9Essr All ss,fss@zss- - -.
Fscssssurs eas. TIE 1as4ss hssng -.
without Extra corp csasig2yl Nv a. 80.
ia a-.2z.11.s1s IA. &z.lu&
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THO MORE BALLOTS TAKEN.
GUxDERsoN. As PREDICTED, FLOPS
INTO THE WILSON COLUMN.
Wiltshire Of king, ssd Parker OF
skagff. Both Republicans, Absent.
Making One Less for Both Hnmes
and roster-J. r. Daniels Gets 1.

Special Dispatch 10 the PostIntsilsgs ncer.
OLYMPIA Jan Ain the joint session
today tag bat1oss were TAKEN tae only
change being tie vote CT GsGTsG@rsoa, who
moved on 10 Wilson, as sas announced
IN the Fos--tEta4ageaeSr tals morning.
Two Republicans acre abs4aE- Wiltshire Of
kiGg. az ardent Hozsss Supporter, ard
Parker az S&agat. Poster nIaH- The
other saeeBtess we're Davis. Boyce and
Olsen. ali fasionlxts. Tnsre WAS EothssS
anoye the or4 nary during the haiioting.
After <he fourteenth Joiat ballot had been
taken, Toftezs moved 20 adjourn. The ran
was called and TIE molten Was lost. as
fz53au7s-
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IRVING VI. SCOTT ASPiRES.
Opens Headquarters at Sacramento
In Hope of Becoming Senator.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 24-Irving ",
Scott Of san Francisco. viii open head
quarters here. Some OF the most proni-
nent men in the state VIII be here max
Ing his fight for United States senator.
But one ballot was taken today, result
ing the same as that u yesterday. OF Sat
urday or that Of every day since Baila
made aais gain OF four votes There was no
objection 10 immediate adjournment OF the
FONT session. The session lasted scarcely
twenty minutes. The ballot stood:
Grant ...... ..... - Barnes 80. ....... Ii
Burns 80. ......-. p, White -. ........ 30
Buila 49,. ........ II Scattering ...... =. s
The special committee invest eating leg
fslatiys scandals has about connisted its
work. II held short session this after
noon which assemhymen and senators at
tended 10 deny that they had received
money from l.. S. Grant
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After the fifteenth ballot ana no change,
McDorald fDeml Of King said IL was evil
dent the Legislature had run up against
that senatorial adjunct a deadlock, and he
second ballot CT the day was convincing
enough that there would be no breakup.
and the motion prevailed almost unarl~
UoGSly. The ballots were as foilrTs:
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Cous~r win seen End.

heart ard IRE saerlfe Ct his pledges has
g:rp.4sea MS friends.
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JffE Z y = 2. Jan. -4--IUJaV eaea h0use
of the legislature voted for United States
senator 70 succeed Clarence y. Clark But
tgo nominations were made Clark by the
Republicans. and Congressman J e Cs-
born by The Democrats. Clark was elect
ID. receiving ~ votes out OF a total OF 81
The vote stood:
Senate. House Totals
Clark ...... ...........-i3 81 -
osborn )
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TRENTON. Jan 241The two houses
hauoIted separately today. John Keau.
Rep, being electe1, as follows
Senate House Totaiz
John kean. Il ...... Ii 81 81
James Smith. - 49,. : - %
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NJ hsasths psrSan Ee~5 fzsAx A-sy 9zrx-r.
gssA@ sxsssesz - ssceS from Al attack e AZ
ggs,sF~s e properly treated = "a naxseh he
s&-5se az 4 &sxere csSs5 AEas requires aTes,tse-
= sN@ sasFsss ereAteu~zst. Essys&za zsssgtsy a.
haaEe All tsxs CsassE ssssl ar s-s7Ixa tsrfE~
essF IS 3srers@t snr 3 xav@re aos4 aaz =
nga1as@ Arb cgsTaSsssss rxxs3s's~s = z..xs %
ke~nsx> 1Sy ole ~ e. s2z-.<x
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SENATORS ELECTED.


AUSTIN. Jan. ei-Ex-cov G. A. Cul
herson was today elected by acciama tiog
IN the legislature - be United States SEN
stor 70 succeed Roger q Mills
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Fourteenth Joint ballot.
Fifteenth Join. Ballot,

The ballots were as follows texcept or
the fifteenth Conway voted for j. K. Dan
iels and Yeend sor Assistant Attorney
General Nancel:
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Aoattsn artf.r& promptly Denied
Tacoma Newspaper today also p,,e-
lishsa IS sensational article al,exsas. tina.
Mr. Fs.Ster's managers had sold hir. cut "a
sT- Ausray and that ~ she proper sig.
tial would deliver MS following tue4,,.a
tins she Pierce caunyy delegation. - ssa
Wallis Wsita candidate Hhen ths ta;.e~
reached here sAe niemeexs ot The fae-..o
county delegation save It q pross.as ans
sreeiae denial. They were snuca clsaers.-
80 that sash a story should - at in
circulation ~ eae ~ their hasssx rsanee~
A member 81 tsse Plsrea eauesy aelesa.
siea sal.
I'VE are betrayed eveFy Cay ~ esav rs,tss.
paper T':ssg srar ialtssstv ~ txeee4eaer.t
she sssfge oosney Gs'eRAtgn. Amv mar
wao ~>uts csrrsssafs HF give cvesfarr "a,
that ssavy sa fhe paper f'sss afgexu.~sa =
Az 2neusy - Tacsa'A ass8 rffryv eo4ssv
The transfer e canaersen. shs Msess
enwnsy member esasn Fastar 80 Wf.ses,
esusa3 rapeh ta#jEasieen ansaa az gae een.
asf aeefs - thas lssem3,~~ = va unser-
ssos3 Ay hls pae.e f'a4I tisaasrsss ~
Ter = western was1sTEEeN nsAu ana sea-
faeses D Wsseer. sa8 sss sa&aea charge ~
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Aroal Notices.
N~NN~
STATE OF MAINE

To all nersons Interested in either of the 60
tatas hereinaftar named
At a nrobate conrt held at Ellsworth in and
Tor me county of Hancnck an tha tbird
dav 90 o SVnpty "a 800 "" 'ne 'hti"
Twin folIowing matters bayir,, hean ,,ra.
scented for the action theren7,on bereein.
after ind;catad ~ is harab,, or1iartd tbat ~,
tice tbaraof be gia IS re
nv cansinp a eonv of his ordeg to he nnh,
iished three won't s1rccessfvelI i, the EIIs
worth american a newsnaneT t4ibIished AZ
EIIewortb IN Said coiInty tthat ~ n1al, o.
near at a nrohate CONT to he n. ia ar EIle
worth on ihe seventh dav Of Nlvcmber a. 4
Is9a at ten of the cioclr In tho f,renoCn and
be heard thereon if thew see cause.
Iohn Devino la4e ~ ItIistsgTfb II, soi,y
co,nt 9eoao iase ol a. IA sa,u
laid deceased toqef ,ar win nt'r IN Tor ,1ro
hate thereof rasantej ~ fbit7-f5- II brTnn1
Ilay tbe eyeciIIfo r fbara;IS5 ,arneJ
Rnxnna II Goodwin iate Of nm Afasea-
chnsetts deceasad rertai+i ,rgtrumoY,+
purportinp TO be the last viii ana testament
If aid deeeased togefhar LIN .'ti3ion for
nrobate tbereof nraI9f,ted - O. = Eos
Ter The execnfor therein named
Winfred r EnssN ilte nf VIM t4arhor IN
said count1, deeeased pa+ifiGn tF5at RcdforJ
r. Tracv ~ said Ninter uarEar ar some
other 1ifahIe nersan mn, he a.. .r,fed ad
ministrator of the estate af s5fa deeeased
presented bv Lewis +. Foss. a brother of said
feceased
Emma 7 Russ late of Stoninptnp in said
conntIt Seceased tirlt. ncrf,tzf ~ f,horiaa
p Cboate ana iu1i, 4 Chonfs s,erntoTs
fied for settlement
Nerct, Rartiatt To 40 ,f Nfa,,,s T,ssar+ i,
said coInnIv deCeassd Eirst arcI,t.,f of Abra
ham Rartiett. administrator 6Ied ior settle
T1ent w. ~
Martha ]. Corliss. late of Ellsworth. in said
county deceased Eirsf alraanf - Rf.rian1in
n1ent.
Uarriet X Todoe ,o45 of r1r.L3u IN cold
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PROBATE COURT.


was Accomplished.
Wills admitted to probate: Sarah E.
Scott, Deer Isle; Charles H. Rice Bucks
port; Susan d. Cox, Boston.
Wills presented for probate; John
Devine, Ellsworth Addison c. Little,
Bucksport; Roxana T. Goodwin, Lynn,
Mass.
Administration granted on estates Of
Calvin c. Clark, Diadamia E. Clark, Surry;
Sydney s. Hanna, Sullivan; Richmond l.
Wooster, Hancock; Almira A. Bowden,
Ellsworth.
Petition for administration filed in
estate of Winfred r. Foss, Winter Har-
Dor.
Guardians appointed unto Albert H.,
Raymond r., Ethel f, Cecil n. and
Florence Z. knowlton, minors, Stoning-
ton; Benjamin Richardson, a person of
unsound mind, Mount Desert; Martha A.
Treat, person OF unsound mind, Bucks
port
Inventories returned in estates OF Ed
ward DeBeck, Watham; David I. Patch
in, Lucy II. bennett, Miriam II. Perkins,
Castine; James 5. Reynolds, Ellsworth;
Prescott p. Johnson, Deer Isle; Grafton
w. and Clarence b. Pinkhsm, minors,
Mount Desert; Edward Noyes, Sullivan.
AIltNh Its OF notice oil appoint lDbnI
filed in estates Of George c. Lyman, Sulli-
van; David I. Patchin, Miriam ii. Per-
kins, Lucy IL. bennett, Castine; Nancy l..
FernaId, Mount Desert; Edward DeBeck,
Waltham; Edward Noyes. Sullivan; Eliza
Bradbury, Machlss; Helen Augusta Mich
OILS, SomergIile, Mass.
Licenses to sell real estate granted in
estates of Ebenezer Eldridge, Bucks port
Martha J. CoriIs-, ELS worth; Grafton w.
and Clarence B. Pinkham, minors, Mount
Desert.
Petitions for license to sell real estate
granted in estates OF William 7. Hooper,
Castine; Jonathan c. Presley, Deer Isle.
Petitions for license to sell real estate
flied IN estates of Charles ID. Small,
Gladys Bunker, minor, Sullivan; George
W m. Tracy, Gouldsb oro; Frank Bernard
Bowden, minor, CRstine.
Accounts settled in estates of Thomas
Hunting Parker, Sarah 5. Parker, Bucks
port.
Accounts filed for settlement in estates
of Otis Ames, Orland; Mercy Bartlett,
Mount Desert Harriet n. Dodge, Blue
hill; Miriam III. Perkins, Castine; Emma
J. Russ, Stonington; Alice Gordon,
person of unsound mind, Sullivan.
Allowance to widow out OF personal
estate granted in estate Of Joseph Lynn
burner, Brooksville.
Petition for allowance to widow out of
personal estate presented in estate of Lois
b. Torrey, Surry.
Trustees bond filed and approved, and
letters of trust issued under will OF Jane
Il. Smith, BROOKLYN.
Resignation of Henry w. Sargent, ad
ministrator of estate of Roland B. Weed,
late OF Deer Isle, deceased, filed and ac-
cepted.
Appointment of agent in Maine filed in
estate OF Calvin {. Clark, Surry.
Report filed and accepted of commits
sioners appointed to receive ana decide
upon claims against estate of Emma j.
Russ, Stonington.
Warrant issued to commissioners to
examine and determine claim against
estate OF Isaac Mace, Aurora.
Petition filed for assignment of dover
in estate of Mary A. Salisbury, Eden.
Petition filed that inventory be returned
in estate of Melinda b. Candage, Bluehill.
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Oct. 80.
lSlueliiI.
Rev. Mr.. Harwood is in town.

BluehiII.
Rev. Mr.. Hsrwood is in town.
Mrs. W. l. Partridge left for Boston
last week.
Mrs. George A. Dodge is home from
New York.
Miss Mary II. Albee expects to leave
shortly for New York.
Mrs. George Parker arrived home from
Ninalhaven Saturday.
Mrs Mary Saunders has bought the
George Meseryey place.
A new lot of books has been received
at the ladies' social library.
o. II. Nenner and wife have arrived at
their home on Main street where they
will reside for the winter.
All are glad to see Joseph Redman on
the stage route again. He is a great friend
among the stage-drlvers.
The baked bean supper Of the senior
class OF the academy will be held in the
Baptist chapel, Thursday, at $50.
DR.. II. p. Grindle has arrived home from
Portland, where he has been attending
the State Sunday school convention.
School was closed in every district in
town Thursday and Friday, while the
teachers were at the convention at Ellis
worth.
The many friends of Elmer Young will
be sorry to hear that he must have his
leg amputated. He will go to the Bangor
hospital.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Allie Osgood
gave party to sixteen of her school
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAs, James Twynham, Of Waltham,
w Hancock county State of Maine by
his mortgage deed dated the twentieth day of
October, "a d, 1863, and recorded in Hancock
county registry of deeds, volume 135, page 267
conveyed to me, the undersigned, a certain
parcel OF real estate situated III theNtown of
Waltham aforesaid, and described as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of the west
half of lot No. thirty-fve, third range, of
township No. twenty; thence running north
on the division line between Charles l.. Jones
and myself to a stake known as the northeast
corner bounds of the (formerlyl Hugh Twyn-
ham lot; thence north eighty seven degrees
west twenty rods and eleven links TO a
maple tree; thence south parallel with the
division line aforesaid one hundred and ten
rods; thence south eighty-six and half de-
grees east seven rods; thence south three and
a half degrees west six rods to the westerly
line of the county road; thence south forty
eight degrees west ten rods; thence south
parallel with said division line thirty. seven
rods to the south line of said lot: thence east
ON so Ilne Twenty-Five rods K eleven links to
the place of beginning and containing about
twenty-five acres; and whereas the conditions
of said mortgage have been broken, now
therefore, by reason of the breach of the CON
diton thereof 1 claim foreclosure of said
mortgage. LEWIS MACE.
Dated October 20, a. d. 1892
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East sullivan.
II. A. s.

East Sullivan.
Almon {. Estabrooks died at his home
Sunday night, Oct. %. His last illness
was brief and severe. Though in poor
health for several years he did not give
up work until within few weeks. He
leaves widow, Caroline johnson Ests-
brooks, and two children, Abbie and
Walter, who have tenderly ministered
unto this dearly loved husband and father.
Mr.. Estabrooks was prominent citizen,
member Of the NJ. l.. Stevens lodge X.
OF P, and road commissioner OF this dis
trict. Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon. All hearts are united in
sympathy, the bond OF common brother
hood, which sorrow and suffering
strengthen and make real.
Oct 30 H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-01
Birch Iiarbor.

Birch uarDor.
School closed Friday. Miss Pinkerton
will go to Castine for the winter term OF
normal school.
Wednesday afternoon fire destroyed the
house, shed and barn, together with
twenty tons Of hay and oats, owned by
Jerod Crane, of Brookside farm. Most
of their clothing, household goods and
farm implements were saved by the efforts
OF the neighbors. Partially insured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-01
mfoitaI.
mfbieaI.
Convincing Proof.
The Average Ellsworth Citizen Mus
Accept the Following Proof.

The great Sir Isaac Newton, one of the
most profound reasoners the world ever
produced, once cut a large hole in board
fence to allow favorite cat access to two
gardens, and cut smaller hole to allow
her kitten to follow her. The weakness
manifested in Sir Isaac's action was due
to want of thought. Any reader who
mentally debates the proof offered here
about Doan's Kidney Pills and arrives at
any other conclusion than that stated in
this citizens statement, is as short of rea-
soning powers as the philosopher when he
turned carpenter.
Veteran j. G.. Gray, of East Surry,
whose better half is postmistress of the
village, says: at is a misera BILE thing to
have so bad back that you are afraid to
stoop or lift anything for fear of twinges.
| have been laid up with mine all the way
from day to eight weeks and have taken
great many medicines, and spent lot
OF money looking for a cure. Doan's
Kidney Pills were my last attempt, and
believe they did me more good in a short
time than any or all the medicines that
have ever used. l got them at Virgins
drug store in Ellsworth when in town one
day, and the change the first box made
was surprising to me. Doan's Kidney
Pills certainly did me good and l think
them great remedy"
For sale by all dealers; price so cents
box. oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the L. S.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.