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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

There are from three to four feet OF
snow in the Hancock county woods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

John Baker, OF township 80, says his
grandmother had twenty-three children,
all OF whom lived and married. and
all returned TO the Old home three
years in succession to spend New
Years Day before the death OF the
mother. Mr. Bakers moth had twenty
two children, and the present Mrs. Baker
has had large family.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

West Franklin bob-cst hunters mourn
because Of the repeal OF the bounty on
bobcats. They look at it as a piece of
unwise legislation, due to the increase OF
State and county salaries which made re-
trenchueut necessary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

Rsv. =. !. Haynes, the Young Chicago
pa-t8F ST bose literal orthodoxy has caused
g SIR in religious circles OF the country,
/, a Hancock county boy-a nat]7e Of
Trenton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29
Bank
Block.

Then the tenants on the second floor
What luxury i here
y dentist in the corner and
Lawyer Ia the rear.
While between EN- Is an asent
OF insurance who can TAX
You bliBd-if you should get ii
la the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

Winter Harbor viii entertain the White
z eboners in May.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Hall Quarry viii be busy place the
coming summer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29
INAMINATIoS OF TEACHERS.

4 Ii persons intending to teach in the pub
"A lie schools OF Brooklin. during the
spring and fall terms Of the present year are
requested to meet for examination at the high
schoo, room on Saturday, April Is, At o'clock
p m. OWEN l.. FIVE, Supt.
BrookIin. Mar IS 1922
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

The towns OF Deer Isle, stonington and
Ninalhaven have united in employing a
able to secure man who can give his
entire attention TO scbools-a luxury
which neither OF the towns could afford
alone
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

One day recently while out walking,
Miss Ruth Warren, OF Otis, encountered
q coon which with stick and the as
7istance of her dog she killed. Before
reaching home she found a ready sale for
the coon. 1t Is quite a novel way for
young ladies to obtain pin-money.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29
Bank

There the clotHier with III rsntie.,
Coat. and vests for younx and old,
Bargains Ia mems furnishing
The half can't ne'er lie told
Shirt and collars, cuffs aa3 buttons,
Goats IN cutaWay and froek.
You bet you'll do some tradiu'
In the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29
SpeliaI Notifies.
- - -
W AIMING,

WNENTNt.
DER>NNS in Ellsworth who are using pa
i per bags fer measuring goods, such as
apples. vegetables, cranberries, etc, are here
by notified that they must desist from their
practices. and use lawful measures. After
this date any dealer found reSorting to un-
lawful measures, will, if detected. be prose
cuted. +. X. ROYAL
SeaIer OF WEIGHTS and rueasures
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29
The New Bank Rloek

They are movin' and a-movin'
Prom their cid stands up the street.
They are talkin' and talkin'-
Almost every one you meet.
The losfers keep S-loaan',
And the gawkers still do gawk,
A. the tenants Keep a-movin'
To tue
New
Bank
Block.
In tire corner al the tuAdlu',
Leokiu' cut upau the -3qare,
L the SWEETEST Kind o. quarters
Yer The bans that's 4larterei there.
Oh, the brass and The mahogany
They give folks such shock
WaeH they th.uk osalht1e Iux'ry
In tile
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-29

at least-in fact a dozen of these
rockers would be none too many if
you keep house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

wherein mob execution if excusable would be-
The horror crime is nexpicabe his guilt unques-
ioned world ought relieved Of the possibility
Of further sckening confession
Of the Hutchinson epepic who deliberately only the other
night murdered children they lay
sleeping together single pallet the floor horr
BILE contemplate Having them their eagre meal
put 1owly couch,
deliberately them all while yet they slept, with
Ratchet, subsequently cutting throat of then
setting expecting thereby his
crime mis- confession he his wfes characteress
only awful TOO
should hang And there is the Collins at Topeka,
little refined arstcaIy committed perhaps but
penentiary with possibility of pardon, is too
the murderer who having confessed because
dangling his head nevertheless
uquestionably guilty either other AS costs
money keep murderers feed cothe them,
year year out, might better fall back for
the old Mosaic method demand Of a
life a life interest victims such
were the eight children and the mother mentioned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
9dlIY sSE SdYH
VI. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
Now for Another Victory.

dispatches Manila, yesterday morning, were
encouraging embracing did, evidences of the thing
hoped for victory annihilated MontejO's fleet
without the missing of meal; Sampson
sank Cerveras squadron the loss Of vessel and
sailor falling respond to the next roll call
Shafer, with numbering less than one-third
the force Philippines. drove Spain from the West
Indies had enrenched for than two
years Following victories by land and
sea- victories pulling startled the worlds armies
naves baked and held at bay by the hOrd
hanaked sesavages of Luzon has fretted the Aneri
can people With the greatest fleet in all the Orient backed
by thousand brave and determined were
mustered beneath banner since history began
only individually valiant and resolved but
bending their environments and fully approaching all that
expected of the failure win the kind of
victory swiftly that Santiago, has
worried the American people into sedistrus, if not
expressed discomfort OF there have been difficulties
and embarassmens such the lack of cooperation
part thousand reacherous nhab
the city of Manila of whom it to
unwilling obedience and the subdung of foe
double numbers with training education
savage warfare and all this in ihos
pitabIe climate with commands nine thousand miles
away commandern-chief open line of battle
the ranks savages before the
boys swiftly and completely disappeared the
Spanish army and navy. mixed deteriorated
race incapable comprehendng
modern manly warfare beneath swarm
in their tropical only scurry
away the egenes the may dictate To surround
them to coop up capture, if need be- to
slaughter only thing left do
from the ravages Of The climate or death by the bullet from
cowardly enemy concealment brave boys have
gone forth country civilization
And SO the announcement yesterday mornings dispatches
that General Otis matured plans he
by available boats of Deweys fleet, will, within
days, capture otherwise ami
hilate Aguinaldos hordes very gratifying
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
New Jersey to Rule the Roost.

The greatest danger now confronting peo-
pie the most ninical imminent conspiracy is the Trust
to the designs compot the New Jersey is
lending It's sovereignty TIC the promoters of its various and
numerous strategic organizations that commonwealth has
sold itself fence only stipulated fees
legal guarantor other words, the Of
Jersey industrial manufacturing interests
are owned and controlled by capitalists, being
made caspaw combines whose to
people daily becoming aggress
i've menaclng until bought-rule that Doodle
threatens interests political
the moral welfare Of seyentyv millions Of people
Jersey becoming the Of Wall smells like
ruling of They bought
paid for by the agents Of combinations which seek
of United
America to enslave the producer of wealth.
labOrer There nothing that these Wall Street owners Of
New Jersey may ask in the way Of corporate name or
vantage not forthwith granted The sum of the
fixed by Jersey statute The newly organized
to apply charter and pay the fee in
be licensed by that anything anywhere
excepted Conceding therefore Trust
formidable enemy confronting the American
people today fipers Matching ground Jersey
ats very nest the New Jersey state house.
The Republican party only national party which
any disposition fight Trust num-
measures have been introduced by it in congress
The trouble been drafting Of measure which would
prove efficient yet the personal freedom Of
individual citizens, measure curtang any individual
right possibly receive the the higher courts
The sherman law which has been sustained by
the is the only single which to any salts
factory degree has restrained these unhoy combines called
Trusts Then by townships countless by congressional
districts and states the Republican party convention in
their platforms by laws should denounce and set
heavy heel insidious Indications conceived in
Wall Street and incuhated by Jersey for an ar5ed
price the being in controlling the trusts
she viii become the dominant factor the practical po
ioal and Industrial center Of the Union
No double the Democratic party VIII resolve and that
the Pep VIII denounce the only nope is in the Re
publican party. The Democratic party has always favored
the slavery Of individuals continue 20 d. 50 10 the
end The Pop party screeches over the octopus until its
leaders set their hands into public treasury when the
Horeeoh turns into eoisented COO The fundamental tenet
g he Republican party and IS individual freedom and
personal equality and party Of the people it must act
soon and vigorously industrial interests and all
'he individual hopes and chances Ringing upon them
be saved from The clutches the inpes1ual and soues
conspiracy masQuerdg in the name Of enterprise enslav
Ing LABOR IN the Liberty itself and all legal
ized by The laws Of New Jersey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Along the Kansas Nile,

Jerry Simpson tells Bryan to keep his
mouth shut. This is the music box call
ing the graphophone noisy.
The present spring In Kansas IS as
backward as a young man going Up
against his first photographer.
The Eldridge house at Lawrence. the
most famous hosiery IN the state, has
been sold 10 Mr.. Conn for $500
At Pratt during the very cold weather
A blacksmith found a horse whose h0ofs
were frozen. a thing never met with be-
fore in Kansas.
The spring poetry row appearing 10
Kansas IS the poorest crop ever written
The pine" has gone out Of kansas love
It smells Of beef-steak
What has Christ ever done for Leav-
enworth saveaEsly demands The Lesven-
worth Times. Christ Is an opposition
candidate for the council
There is only one thing which q Is
known certainly PETER would have done
had he been elected goveruor-he would
have taken trip 70 Port Arthur
The promotion q young Doster o. ne
regular army is approved b. an the Re
publican papers IN Kansas The Popu-
list papers are not saying word
I. Sevsry Of Emporia. has developed
into a kuocker. he was defeated for
mayor IN the Republican convention and
he a. once came out as citizen
The Atch,son registration tnis spring
viii reach about 400 ard Atclisg1 talukz
that IS large. Wlchlta's registration j.
the largest in the state outside Kansas
CITY. Kansas
The Girs-d Press in a moment q an
rulsh SAYS the boys AL whistle the
Georgia O. -np-ueeting" and - enc local
band doesn't saw n the town dogs ~i-.
be barking H.
There IS 70 end q politics "a Katsss
The leaders are already stri-E.ng wires
for the stare convention next spricg. IN
I'll Mart AlltsVEhs orsla loCsE -
spring msttress-
The ENFORCE matter has brought OUT The
fact tl4t nos. ministers ~ Kansas re-
fuse % receive women az -aeir bones
> no have tr1lD.rs ~ fe.i a11 syus.4tsg
70 ask without the minister wife beng
present
paul shoza-ter. tE1-yrz-a- OF baby
a. oxford. sled .asc Ne-k 70 spinal ns- 7-
gifts DE had learned ~ -alk yr-1E sre
frequently f1ciuz 5ls Illness D. e-t
put nis ltr.e hands - a-a bead ar1 aaT
Oh ny. O. my
i have rot Been 81 ths -zvy ~ i1 tze
a-rag. an pain. Te-ec.sga tramp.
SIS ere weary Varce-c- - tas western
Ea-sas fzr-1e-. A.e tas farmer zss -s
90 20 have -1e t-1sh tr.G - asI ez.r
that De tcak the tramp i- - au 90
rex bEc14ss srd il;-7zEce1 Az ~ la
z.fs
Evs-y as-s I- c. Lesazs.s e-zst.-'.s-
j. af-1re3 20 7s.3-1-s. p ~at1Ea r--
r---lr-F 90 Ir- l-t.Tts-e H- ASS es-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
The Women of Great Nerve.

The papers have ceased talk of the wonderful
displayed by Mrs Martha Place who eectrocuted
Monday The truth is, all is said
that capable of committing the crime for which she
enough anything. To death
under compulson Unexpectedly would not prove
seIf-control Martha Place evnced when
numbering unsuspctng daughter in
sleep then for hours dark hall with in
waiting the husband. the father of
dead girl and who had only been kind to her. for
purpose numbering him. However, until within few
Of the end her hopes Of executive cemency had kept
spirits buoyant The announcement that Governor
Roosevelt would interfere but would permit the decree Of
carried into the meeting
her Maker the expiaon of fendish crime. Her
weakened by terrible mental strain confined
prison cell with her crime constantly in mind it
expected would surely give way final
and be carried electric chair But the reports
state that she calm beyond expectation and mo
walked the death chamber calmly than
Her walk along the prison corridor with much
serenity when Mary Stuart led She
went to her death with courage worthy Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
AKans.s Bebby Burns.

Was TIE Kansas Bobby Burns q descs1-
daut O. the poet2 TIE Minneapolis Mes
senEs- says: TIE last vii and testament
Of Robert BUTTS. 81. h-s been admitted
20 probate. His son. =. Il Burns. j. nam
e1 a. executor and 20 hin s. beQueztAsd
the bulk ~ Jhs property. he receives ~.
homestead ard several other pieces u
land. together with TIE brick h1te. IN this
city 1li the personal property noter
bonds. mortgages ard Moneys rot ether
wise given ss ieEscies To MS sc- Pot
4 Burns. he beQueathe3 A farm "a ~
teen hundred dollars IN money I5ts wiI
gives his csuEhfer Mr. Lizzie Csrns-
ban. three thousand dollars 81 money
and be settles O. as dsGz-ter Je1u.a
BUrrE. az annuity q one hundred and
ffty dollars and names his son y u
BUNS as he- guardian. and - l. q Szr-
ris1 her With clothing and = hozse as
Ioug IS she lives. T. his z-aul6a 81 -ers
Be- and Da1sy Burns &c gives Eve nur-
5red dollars each This 81 IRE frss Hl
t5at has beer admitted 90 probate TIA:
has required q reve-Ee scamp u-zsr
me revenue Az ss an irvsrfesy = re
properly has ~ Jet heez eist Go ca--s.
- zscertaIne6 ere amount - revsnce
t1EL % 49, Require.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Greek Catholics in This Country.

The Greek church has a small membership
try It established in Alaska by the govern
number of churches that territory there
two Of three in California, There seven Greek
churches in the archdiocese of division
between the Roman Catholic the Greek churches
CURED centuries ago. while similarity
tnal points, the Greeks do acknowledge the authority
Of the Pope. There is Greek Catholic
N Y called ST Nicholas year larger portion
the congregation inclined Catholic
communion ard it decided 10 place church under
that jurisdiction minority lebeled so far as
to nail the church doors N order priest
Later the priest turned church p OPP
ery to Archbishop Corrgan The old dssenters created
disturbance and went far intimdate the priest
Then twenty of the two hundred families and
engaged orthodox Greek priest o minister unto tnem
Archbishop CcrTiaan then order of
pencon against these families priest claiming
represent the congregation Of St Nicholas few
years Archbishop Corrgan recognized Caho
lies, but draws the line ceibacy priesthood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Southern Kansas Business Men.

Mindful of the needs and the comforts
of his patrons. the far-see!nE merchant
prepares for the advent % the seasons.
So WHOM the shiveriuE spectre Winter
bows with grim grace 20 t1e blooming
countenancc % Spring be Ills hts ampls
st0r. with such creations % manual and
mechanical labor as may be suited 20 ths
times and che buyers. But what would
all This extensive preparation avail y t1s
merchant should keep from the public in
formation as 20 h.s wares without 80
fare and she fragrance = Tho fowe0s
the wandering bees might nHi 70 honey
let jho merchant then. proclaim The
utility and tho beauty ~ hs goods ard
Tho people vii become rowing bees. anf
serve him better thau the bees to
flowers They will take the honey. bit
taey viii leave him sod.
Nearly ten years ago. when ChagnreF
Depew and other entrrprisiug men were
booming S1ufhwest Virginia. where they
had extensive holdings ~ land. "a 1l5'-
90 bridge was constructed over valley
from one mountain - ano' heT Irac-
-icaIiv she bridge was ner a r~cesaity-
u was intended as au advertiser lenf--
vas bugt POI Dee talked about u vas
"a ked about and hence 81 became an
effective advartlv erncut. u helped ai-rz
the lard boom by attracting attention 20
tho land Tho natural reTalt - sIl orig
inaI NJ powell advertising De- % attract fha
attention ~ TIE people wnstnrr ne
-ad'' be a 0r.tze 7r "a "disp ay' il r"Us-
paper circulation the wa'rhfui and acrrit
merchant takes INTO cursidsrafllr fhs
idea. THE moment and tae medium TO
make tnis crm1iaatlo1 Fs-eefs TIE
rgat medium in which t5 exploit trr sea
must be elected ard $50 exploitation
must be 20 rho -iEat time
Tas tegc.opmeut - advertising ne n
DDS is subject zrr.hY - cc1F.dfraflHn-
lu ancient Hues uaen. fo- instance
~itfxr, ~ Greece we robbed he affixed
q. tna statues p tne irffrrai elstfs Ere
--rlpfIous .1 uHi,l boz ta.d - MS .srs ard
invoked tEa rlreeH ~ fr~ Fo9s ap1u f.a
-Traaer- Under f-r r.rrurssfar.rf 70
plan ~aa about 81 good a. ooai Pc l~-
v.sf4 -sfrra fan rratrer - ere Fera cd
AID bad were plentiful e-c4Fr fr HscPy
t-e r-are - tf.t-soar4T- j. SsffT Fag "a
days notably i1 fInfp1 ~ -f11ff hf
Ign rers' Tarv we've lsaa-.y aF1rf1' 80
ara vixen nrt ee1t-z sra f-sh r'ner -
t-~srcsra so-re Brf-rs1ssf~ WsTfs-sT
-trr stord in fae rt4.ls 70 faf.r aas.s-T
stores ana arTs1 f8 fhe ezsFs-H-.5 %
-t-7 srF -ar--seF - tEe.r .rr-1 ta-aas
rs-sv u-t r-arr ~-rlfs rrrfrffr -s-e ets-
e1-rs-st srH rrrr~'.e1e pro- sfl.tilrrs
rr ssts~-ausar~ raa~rrz.ts nara tsks1
far.~ places Ars4-efIs are reaaEs a.
-e-err T-e Tgf.1 e-11ru-a -
ztf.a go ~rs frs asf .f p=rra asf ra~
r1r- rr4-.ra .a ar 's@+ fatla 1'arT
--..-rs rsr 10 t-srsf fes Frsafss.
o. ae
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-.lrs.er .f '-- Er-rs f-3-s aaf f~r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Might Better Hang Them.

The people q Kansas have been so shocked - .ate nv
'r'c'us murders that the wish for the reinstatement Of
capital punishment heard upon all sides The Clay county
brute who returned home drunk late at night week Or tv
ago 10 find MS wife sitting up by cold stove vtb ts
IN her lap. became frenzed and then and there hacked
and their three chdrea pieces and eowar5.fa rs5
'A'ns been caught and having confessed ought to b huns
~ ne neck until dead But he can't be, legally THIS is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Two years the people Of this city elected man for
mayor to give business administration saved
on It's lights he has saved its police force
on its fire department He has gained forfes and
IN reducing rates Of interest money has
saved he has into the city Is that
sort OF conduct the commended
or condemned? Think about yourself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Do You recollec the s. 900 saved this city bv
retundng bonds at lower of interest? it have
been better for mayor the 900 slide and
have put in his time fixing his political Is the
puoc ocIa who works for the public heart SOUL to
be approved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Do you remember the bond railway builders
gave? Do You remember how Mayor insisted on for
felt OF $4,000 cash? That business thousa
to be in the improvement Wichita That business
Do You business man for mayor?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

II Mayor Ross had taken the police revenues of the city
70 build his political fences he might stronger today
But he expended these honestly improvement
rot of his political chances but city Do you
approve # his course or not?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Lock your prejudice in cupboard give this thought
Do You want the who has saved s2 the city by
business shrewGns, and used that money improve the
city continued not? Can you point out SINH
lar case in mayer in the United States?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Do You remember when

Do you remember when Finlay made bond COM
pany put up 5000 option and the bond
it? Who got lhat money? city What was done with
II? 1t was used to give improve the city Did
II cost the taxpayer anything? Should that kind mayor
be continued in office?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Turn down with your mar, who has been honest
untrng, progressive in public Office Of
denaon or righteous action There is eternal penalty
for that Of thing brand honesty token OF com
ing rewards fer lack o. honesty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

In forfe!ts alone Mayor Ross has secured this city
That did not the citizen II official
that is ne 70 be approved? When your valuable
as that, Go You propose 10 him of?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Can point out single job single disreputable
Of the Ross Administrations you notice how oppo
ton is trying make up for the ahsse such material
accusation by abuse and ridicule3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Mayor Ross has been honest He has been shred pains
taking untrng upbuild ard improve Wichita. His
slant aim has been set funds give
. improve the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Has Mayor Ts handled Of this city splen
didy or note How much did the cy get from revenues
before last July? Do has your prejudice
stihed your memory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Are you going by vote. to approve disapprove
the the cry been managed2 Is
there penalty for honesty? Official thrift and
deserve condemnation?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

y IRE ca1Et a. Ts--znssa tnls laEt Etsz
Ire divorce s1it @ Bsrs1a Suts-sz- SO
- S-z-sszsz zaz E-szlase6 NJ. S;-.s-
-sr q Eszz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

When Fnlay Ross price q lights and saved
his city thousands Of dollars which put into improve
CITY. was he doing comuaendabe thing nos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Hasn't il been Finlay Ross endeavor - get
money - hire more men to improve the cy more and more?