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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
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mood, took UP his hat and put it on
10 you know what that means?"
he asked with twinkle.
as if she did not. eii''s
II show you" and he promntlv
Kissed her, for that is the Significance
OF IL. There was a pause for a mn
ment and then the other girl said;
Well are you going to pass the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

aranteed, and soon after the New
ar, the names of the new men in con-
ol will be made public The majority
{ the 5000 shares is now with the Sim
lair interest, and not an improbable
outcome will be a further consolidation
of banks, with the Massachusetts as the
nucleus. That it is the Oldest bank in
the country, gives 1t q special value.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
BIsMARcKs IRON NERVE

was the result of his splendid health
lndomitable viii and tremendous en-.
ergy are not found where stomach
liver Kidneys and Bowels are OUT Of
oIuer. II you want these qualities and
NJ Ne success , they bring, use Dr. King
neW LlIe Pllls- They develop every
power of brain and body. ONLY 25c a.
Brewer G. Co.'s drug store. =
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
Pass the Hat

A man who is clever at knowing al
about superstitiuns sometimes has q
good thing put In his way. The otbar
'ay, says the Pittsburg Press, oer.
tain young fellow about town had hee,
calling on two sisters with whom he
is very we'll acquainted, and as he was
leaving, one of the girls in a plavfnI
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
Insurance
Mutual Benefit Life insurance Co.

Mutual BeneIII Lie INSURANCE Co.
Organized in 1876 AMI DoDD President
Insurance in force January LIST, 1899
$246. $50, 7SS co. Assets. $67. 096. 6O2 40 Sur
plus, 1884, 1883. Il.
Dividends are paid each year to reduce
the cost or increase insurance. There is
a great difference in the mana cement OF
insurance companies. Investigate before
insuring.
MACGOWAN & McGOWN, Manager.
Nos. II and IL Day Building,
Worcester Mass
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
He Took It

did you ever hearof the joke which got
Dan Rice, the most famous of all the
circus clowns his first Job under the can
VASE" asked an old-timer. mo; what
was it?" Dan, while still in his teens,
what salary do you want? asked the
manager. Eight hundred dollars night,
replied Dan Tel YOU what I'll do said
the manager. We'll, speak quick re-
turned Dan, I'm losing time tn give
you 81 a week All right said Dan.
It's go He couldn't get all he want
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

The following quotations We're made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

Madam, you can't carry your umbrella.
that baby and bandbox and hold your
dress up. Let me assist you by carrying
your bandbox."
No, that's got my new hat in it; YOU
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
All He Could

That is "in line" with our advice on
wheat; do not wait for great big profit
on a small investment but take what you
can get. When a merchant buys dry
goods or boots and shoes to sell again he
doesn't hold them for 500 or 1000 per cent
he can at a rea sonable profit. If a man
follows that plan and trades i'm wheat he
can make money. Suppose on a $25. 90 in
NesIment, you are satisfied with a $1,000
pront, and suppose you only have chance
70 get that profit once every two weeks,
mat would amount to $4,000 a year. Send
for our free book.
HON CEGO s S e: 4: i +. ' S ;:
Worcester office, rooms 4O5 and 4O6, State
Mutual Building.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

JUDGE POWERS has ordered his UTAH
COUNTY DEMOCRAT d scnnlinue,l he
cause some ed lural comment la that
paper did MOI meet his approval. The
Jn'g" se"nis Ia hnvra m,nia rur ca t.
ceiling his suhscl ipDinu % newsp per-
that Il" no. rehrcl his individuai views
on every question. There l. something
wrong Win aman who cannot listen
Ia, or read "plninns that are al vnri.
nnce With his -Ephrnim Enter
llriss
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

discnur-inv nhoui pa rirtiSm aud *
calming NV C'nn ~. right"r wrong, "
While his comrades are flghtlng IN ne
jug IS uf Luzon. Among the latter
Is me CHI ser llopr. the dr-i >on aud
on y metts NJ surpnfi oi his Widowed
nui her nnd her iuung children rsid-
ing ~ Sail Lake city. lie too. applied
fur dischnrar last My mMr upon the
grounds ntrl. The Adult 'oL General
sent word lmrk thai h. must ,iase MS
appliraIilu through military chanucls.
When after several weeks iniS inlpr-
nation reached him he wrutr uut his
i"rmai application aui hnndcd II Ia he
officers iu Hanila. bu H. wHs never per-
milied 10 pa-s beyond teneriI Oti,'
Aud from that time ~
this every ctfnrt Df !0uug Hope hnd Ms
mother To- obtain hi release has proved
fuli e hough his case has Lcen ne.
qnsutly called To the AT ebliun OI TIE
War Department..
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

WIRE II not so l,lusilng It would
D. amusing 90 read al the wonderful
Fsloiy,i Americas love for the FIJI.
p,h,s ~" ,'e iri,e manner Ia ~ hich
We Irsrurd Them from the ,rue,i-s III
the ) a,ii,lus. Spanish cruelty was
Hiacr itself c impaired with American
k'l'dn' ss."- l. wing Issues.
A"n't YOU AFRAID Of helng called
''copperhcad, Br'anrr fslrlY
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

TUE Paysm Glrbe Header makes
The FOLLOWING excellent suggestion:
Utah county ought To have rous-
inR county '"ir each year. Il Gu d un.
douh'r'i'y h" nade u surrrss II the.
rlht Kind Of people would take hold
nf il :"
The wealth and importance of Uah
c"uniy are snrn Thar a weary c,uuly
f'ir sh' III, be- held aud IT'S SUCCESS
should uol hea prnhrm.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

siiPraitrn an
Now notice That q Republican Con.
gress endorsed ihe>r views ~ General
llaw'ey aud ~ ho lid the Pr sidrnt
{" Increase the number IN. r,RlIlAi
army To r"pRee the volunteers. An
"pp"r unity WIS given our vnluurrers
% =" enlist aud yei irss han seven prr
NJ expressed their Willingness. sill
my are retained N The Phi rppinps
'nd forced 10 Gvhl against their will.
The Sail Lake Herald ) vs.
We have been Informed. aud The cor
iecinrss Of The inlorniai Iuu has never
lmpn qu"siluue'i. hai when the urncla.
natlnn at pefce was issued he ,olul.
ears were asked To .nlist temporarily
80 S"ivlre uud the ne pr"viau ~ inr
atnNe s.c,i,r. aud that less than seven
per cen ~ ih' III we're Wiling Ia ,In 80.
bn' 40 outstanding thor ,pitl.nl.ihry
|v" b"rn orercG hy the Pr sidrut.
aud he officers un,icr him, luin lal lr.
! lining which Grnpr' iiaw ley lid the
iIeelorni "uu q not think ui duing
Flni>" men who hive no. ~ enlisted.
hlil who are srlll tg my w. Lpz.nn arr.
~ Lurd Oh 81 JIsi 60 Wilnln uf Enu.
Iand. II. mau ln irc;itrd as u snlJ,er
ia" IS ~" dniy listed or snljrcr lam
liary discipl ne. he has his nclinn."
Bin u Is suggested th,i iiil- Is nni the
proper TIME ~ raise he question. that
io :" my inritr ihrsr men iu mn,. |
iuy Those WHO make his sllpr, y, ion |
do not seem 10 X NV hat the vniun.
te' rs whn irlvp not re- 80 listed. and WHO |
Hr" unlnwi ully deiaiur,l against IA, ir !
WI cannon ir guilty az muiIny or de.
'"r'inn. Thai these ffcnsr~ c,n nnly |
v" prrtlirnied ~ men u lin ar. ippulnriy
go ilsiri tnd subj a. 10 mtltnr, disri
p'iu". II INV. when lhr wr" Y ~ 1Iv
'hht, TIE qu"s t"u cHunut M r isrd.
WE ~ WIZ le he pruprf iiinr? Will II |
'r nllrr the urn hay" NIL polished hy
disease rr IN hriilrY l. IL r s>iblr
hhl W" hny' e. M" t"il" pass hat M
3 ldlni canuni ir made IT ,lsrruatinu
~ % w"r nni gazing Infringement If
individual liberty? Cnmris IN England
AMI ~ hts country. whpn apm,Ied "a.
wen ~ Times Ut nipinri war have
'"v"r he>i aird To II I'll those dirrrtly
r slhnSi'ilr Tor ia" unlawful detention
" men nm IN stei In he army. ioa
iVll hnd IN snmr eases - crimi al
liability FIR their wrong duing.
Congress has he sole power IN de-.
'lnrr war. Congress has never DECLARED
'nr agalns' The Fuipinns. vet n state
u war exists pr"cipiiair; by The orders
nd pros cnir'l under heauihority OF
resident McKin ey. senator Rnwhns
hvtS"s US lhaI he has brrn unable 10
'curc IN" discharge IT Volunteers. It.
'gally hehiinR and Illegally held in
b" Philippines. What Is the reason
al 10y what right are these American
'dirrs (hravr nrr) forced o. nghiY
Ihl"ss hy acl of Congress M authority
The United States Government nj.
rvs man Ia he furc,.d inin fighting
gniisI his VII. yet this ndmi,Is,ru.
"n 'xercisrs This arbitrary power
iihunL u shadow Of law aud against,
re iurnier string statements oi its own
iherrnI> nna supporters Our yoltp,. r
"'rs cannot drsrrr. they cannui
NJ my, ihry are too brave Ia run; con.
der lh"ir position. Why Is MOI The
"i I'd Sia'r> Constitution OH, I'd aud Y
10y released from The Necessity Of
ih'ihg against American principles?
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

IION. Is. H. IlOBEnTs was In Prove
Sunday "n church business. J,ui W =
willing 10 sly That he hd 10 tears
n'"ii The outcome ~ any protrs
ngains, his seat IN Congress.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

IRIS rather an nom,lols rroposI.
lion when peace meeting" shuWs
war. sin We cannot blame tile Logan
la0irs for refusing Ia listen To- Rev Dr..
lnif, who has proved himself an arch
enemy at Uiah.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

AMEnirASIsM aud eur Constitution
''1rs n'l contemplate either colonial
g"N'i nmen', acqnir.lun ~ territory
"n >'d" 1T III" American continent or
he Iral ~ inc" ~ AIMS al patriots
lighting i"r liierly. Con,, uuenly we
hellrvr hat our prescott administration
dnes hol drsrr,r he lille of American.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

bHorIIEn GRAHAM NJ thr Bingham
Bul'thn frpnt 80 srnd ~ hi new
lih pr.i'h'd mp of W,si N uniain
d'-'r'rt Send u n ong. We vii, give IL
h"nuiaiIlc l",si ion ~ ,ur oIlics.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

TnE Snii Lake Herald reports how
lian"nd ph, sicIan successfully oper-
a'eh up"n a fractured skull with cork
screw nn'' crrpenti>' chi>eI. What's
the Use then 1T the al,ora insliu-
i'"i''s, whore the patients peaerahy
uie g Y" lis back The old days Of
simple ,ouls.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17
[Cc nnunicaIen ]

to HlWlWNICNItW ]
SERGEANT ID. II. WELLS. formerly If
Battery A = nephew ~ Governor
Well, WIN has heen la Salt lake city
rnc1 the holidays. aud who last
November suugh'. and being III.
nel'hrw ~ tie G vernon, ob,ainpd biz
~ chnrg.. is.D"w In perfect cass ana
security 10 tlese mvuass.n fasluessvs,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

ORION SMrrI prr.iirn, ot The Cache
cn,ii't, St,Ne. i,ust'd ~ the Relubi
c u promises at Mckinley prosperity
mud as u result is n drf,ul er anu inul-
live Ir"" Justice. Republican cnlliu,.
insni H. de u.i,r
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17
Oun IA, son rurr. spondenl says.


the disgluntru mrmi,er ~ the ..
o. " Win rl9n.d hm.ef a Republican
~ J"ut p p.r"I INST we K VIII pluh-
all, ,c"ver ~. soreness ny nrxl rhc
iion lime, he was disappointed h :
CAUSE h- aid 80, ,vreive the nppo,ut,.
meni ir'm the governor Ia succeed Il,
ihr jnd sup 90 The Hlslrlct Ills logic
want always work. Why didn't he
kn.ri AZ he feet 81 lhe guverhor and
AK fnr ~ position. lie Was hall aud
hall. nd olsRusiS d VITA The u, tlnds
81 NJ 'wn nam IL 1f,t,. (, d chm. "A
The 4 q. r.. aud W. wrlr surpr,sra lhai
sucn an n''icle w's allowed space IN
THE DEMOCRAT
M, our Trend Is mistaken. IL Is no,
a drf,nird candid ,'r ., nm ~ plirauI
wno wruIe 'nl r rmer ,ommu lc,ion.
IL ~ AR Iubirnn who Is ursirns %.
ths sncr'ss ol his parry aud WIN r..
qi'rs cal The use of our spacs brcnuS,
tnrre II ." Repunllcin p.par in u ah
c"n,y. and because he drsiied 10 hay,
The matter published In mediau,
which wnuIi reach all he psnpls ol
lbs county Aslorur puhiica iun al
inc communication. i is directly ~
Hoe with "ur pnicy u allow an H..
pTop'f a - 'ne- tor ex r~ssau Ia h.a,
Columns pecausS tl's 10 psovis's
payer.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

WE ARE advised thai the World hns
i"is Ken Anerlran Fnrk aud hren
'ra"span'ed TO blackfuoi. ldnhu. L Is
news !, not authentic. coming from n
hrpnlmcan I'nslniasl,r. hui II true e
wish Bra her Saith success, ia his new
lclilor
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

john L. Boorn. president OF he city
council, handed IN his res graft ~ Mnn-
day night and the council tx ended
INN vole 81 thanks, For The ur.l
l'me during this administrator the
citizen, Of Provo cnnrur
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

HE newspapers ki len john Shcr.
~ u lew months ago, n"w III y have
q hr The hns 'rss for Gr,v,r G ,y,land.
a''l yet 1i h VIC ius are reported alive
;r'' wei. Tao tad HAT The nrwsp ,p.rs
hav"s" !i'iIc e"nl'ol over tbs destiuies
OF public men.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

The Logan la'i'rs vriy properly sat
drwn on -srv. DIR. I Z. II n by rrfus.
Ina =" u low him u sieak NJ The peace
~ sii"v Ia hat city. Dr. lafr has
bern sl"nlhL his strongest ,ff ,r 10
d'scredit the people of U,ah lhcomgh-
Oul ii'v eas'. a, Il should noi tie er,i.lr,l
~ iec"gnitl"n IN any U,ah assvm
blaze,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

TnE 5 lina Press rrpor,s that Geo.
u. C,nsby. vino won hi nrwstuppr
Tame "b The Rchii,ld Censnr, VIII
sb"ftiv START - y per Ia he Gold Mnun-
tam c"nn r.. Grrge i hard nnl
c"iisisIent w"rkrr aud ou III to win.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

TIE I'll nd Llgnl" j. u new urn,I
iS'ic'ntriir'S' In Salt Lake Ciy. NJ
= wnlch y jul received by us. presents
Hue "plrafnncr a,d the p,per Is
de-'rv'np 81 success. W. hupe I, will
h'r'' with good Treatment aud pro.
kp,Ii Y.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

IN - now Judge Boz rs r"uri. I'll L
SOU dis heitr.--Aanii NJ ssrugcr.
WhntnY
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

WANTED : s 81: S ss $':: ::s ' :s
every city and town IN
Utah county. Liberal commission allowed On
all nusiness. We shall aIso be pleased 10 re-.
cciye communications rs TO local hap Ieuiuvs
OF Interest A. soon as possible our manager
VIII visit the different precincts OF the count,
Win view of securing correspondents and
agents Addrrss all communications 20
TIE UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRAT
Prove City. Utah
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-29

w HEKEAS Ira &. Hagan 10y his me -tsage
w deed dated the fourih day 81 April, a.
q. 1891 recorded in the regi~ilN tt deGIs tor
Hancock county, Maine, bOoS -, page 1914.
convey cd to George y patton, trustee certain
real estate situated III h. nuiur Hancock
county, State of Maine, bounced and desert ed
as follows.
Beginning at a cut stone on the line between
the Tot hereby conveyed and Merriam sails
bury thence north sixty nine and ue-fourth
degrees east eight rods to axe; thence
north fortl two and one-fourth degrees east
forty seven reds to a sta sc al il Uuurrt, thence
east three degrees south one hundred and
fifty six rods TO The old Clark roau: thence
south twenty Tour de Erees west twenty eight
of the late Elisha Austln's ZOE; thI nee west
three degrees norra one hun dt,d u q thirty
seven reds to a stake and stones; t&cnce west
forty eight degrees soatb twenty 81 lre rods to
stake; thence south twentY-sl degrees east
seven rods to stalk; thence south serenity
nine dtgrets west twenty-five rods to the
rGdG; thence north tWenty-oue r0os ON the
road to place Of beginning CoutainluB thirty
one acres nsore OF lt~S-
And whereas the said George p. Dutton,
trustee, his go - ,ts-i 2hreut dated the
twenty. ninth day 20 'uly. a q. 1895, recorded
in the said registry Il deeds fer Hancock
county, Maine, III boos 500, geZ assigned
tn fne The undo rsigued thc said mortgage deed
aua the note, debt, and claim -htTeb. secured,
and alI his right, tide and in crest. Ey virtue
of said mortgage, in ard to tLf rtt estate
nj Groin described, ana whereas .he condition
Of SAM mortgage has Dern ann ls NOW broken,
now, therefore, bv reason Of the hfrHeh Of the
condition thereof, claim d foreclosure Of said
mortgage. ANNIE b. G.. DrTToN.
% ted thi. fourt NH day Of Aovember
"a y. 'SJJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-29

WHEREAS Ira b. Hagan, by his mortgage
w deed dated the seventeenth day of Sep
TENDER, Il. d. $50, recorded in the registry of
deeds for Hancock county, Maine, book pa,
page 327, convey ed to George p. Button, trus
tee certain real estate situated in Lamone,
Hancock county, state of Maine, bounded
and described as follows;
Beginning on the east side of he Lamoine
road at a cut stone on the line between the
lot hereby conveyed and Meltiah Salisbury;
thence north sixty nine and one-tourth de-
grees east elgBt rods TO "A stake; thence north
forty-two ard e-fourth degrees east forty
seven rods to a stake at a corner; thence east
three degrees south one hundred and fifty
SIX rods to the old Clark road; thence south
twenty four degrees west twenty eight rods
and five feet OF wit hin twenty-five feet of the
late Elisha AHStin's lot: thence west three
degrees NORTH one hundred and thirty-seven
rods to a stake and stones; thence west forty
eight degrees south twenty nine rods to a
stake; thence south twenty-sIx degrees east
seven rods 10 stake; thence south seventy
nine de-!,t west twenty 1.-TWO rods to the
road; thence. nrtth twenty one rods ON the
road to I,0e If beginning, containing thir-
~ i, ,u- e-u2- or less, and being SAINT
PREMISE fo.-sll Hagaa conveyed by deed OF
Isaac =. = lurN. recorded in Hancock coun-
y regi,tr$ TT; deeds, vol ~, page al, refer
ence to i ts T. had,
And WUtra5- he said Gen ge p. button,
trustee. nt is duld of assignment dated ne
."tu.t-ll H-S At july. -. f. lH9o, recorded
IN slid ,t.i "-'E 81 deeds tor Hancock county,
81 iue, mr. 4A /. rnEe 2ds, assigned T. ne
tut und.. sI-i.,d tt1s sud mortgage detd aiu
tie no., de mt, ud G.. i'm thereby Scedred,
and AL bic -rt- Tile All ltClest by virtue
II ,tit IA...=,#.zc lf, It'd IN The resi- IS a5g
theron OIL -r.I -. ...d IS heres trr condition
al -,t3a tfar#- $50 aHl- bHct D. u.s IOE n
l.. " she ,iy-, 5-7 ara~i.r l=...t sc a. attt
etndi jon tee "a. .lru.- efeeioeur, % IS ID
n1.ttLr-c. y Is. e. IT. ira=sa
Del-d III o4rte,o'a ayy o. >osemaer
a q 1890.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-29
SiiERIEF'S SALE.

HANCOCK SIS. STATE OF MAINE
10y virtue of an execution issued from the
ID supreme judicial court holden at Ellis
worth within and for the county of Hancock
aforesaid on the I'd Tuesday OF Oetober, a. d.
1899 in favor of Lizzie n Ford as she is ad-
ministratrix of the estate of p w Ford late
of Eden, Hancock county, Maine, plaintiff,
against Jerry Hurley, Maggie Hurley and d.
f.. Hurley all of Ellsworth Hancock county
Maine, for the sum Of sle6-s5 damage Ina az
and IS cents cost of suit, with Is cents more
for one writ of execution, and / shall sell at
public auction on Wednesday, the 2Utt day of
December, a. d. 1899, at the sherifs's Qftice at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. ali the rfahf. title
and interest which the within-nal II Jerry
Hurley Maggie Hurley and ID. +. Hurtey has
or had or either of them had on tue 18th day
of July, 1883, at : D. M. when the same was
attached on the original writ the follow
ing described real estate situated IN Ellis
worth and bounded and described H. follows,
to wit:
FIRST lot The lot on the sout teriy side of
Main street Known as the LAKE haG-t lot de-
scrib bed as follows: Beginning ON ii in street
at the northwest corner of lot Of land con
veyed by J. W Hathaway to George Parcher
which northwest corner is at q uoiu= approx
mately thirtV- five feet westerly from fae cor
ner formed by the south line Of Main street
and the west line of Hancock street. thence
running westerly following Main street thirty
six and one half feet more or ,a u tine east
ern line of the lot conveyed by .}e,4ta i'll Hur-
ley to Charles p Dorr by deed dated Decem-
| Der 9, 1897, and recorded in Hauca, gistry,
book 3l9, page SOC: thence SOU berry rut eyerv-
where following said Dorr eastcrIv line sew
euty-fV feet to a passage way or fi2ht-of-
way in the rear of the aforesaid lot thence
eastcrly parallel with Main street and follow
| ing the northerly line of said passag &c way
thirty-six and one half feet to the aforesaid
Parcher lot; thence northerly following the
western line of said Parcner ioi ,,..tnt2- five
/ feet to the point Of beginning; tog thor with
the right OF way for all purposes Of way to
| said passage way as appurtenaLJ 10 The lot
hereby conveyed.
Second lot: The homestead lot of the
on Union street at the northeastery corner Of
land now or formerly of SOPHIA hurley;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-29
mtDiaI.
Prove all THINGS.
This old. old Command is Easy to
Fulfill in Ellsworth.

To win wager, an English Marquis
stood on London bridge and offered for an
hour British sovereigns So for five shill-
ings (S125l. He could not find a CUSTOM
err. There are several good reasons why the
ordinary mortal could not, be induced to
buy, but no reason can be given why ELS
worth people will not accept the following
convincing proof about Doans Kidney
Pills. Read this:
Mr.. j. !. Crippen, dealer in pianos, or
gans, musical instruments and sewing
machines, says: "IIelping my father one
day, " no was a mason, ! fell off scat
fold and injured myself. From then until
/ was 80 years old there was a sore spot
over the left kidney which / could feel
years ago when | had severe spell of sick
ness, and after that | had pains in my
back of and on, especially il | did any
heavy lifting. In the summer of '96 an
annoying urinary difficulty set in for
which doctored and received some relief.
Later on when Doan's Kidney Pills at
tracted my attention in the papers | got
them at Mr.. Wiggin's drug store. After
using them the trouble was checked, and
have not noticed any indication of a re-
turn. ! know of Others who have been
using Deans Kidney Pills and who speak
highly Of them as kidney medicine"
For sale by all dealers; price 80 cents.
Mailed on receipt of price by Foster Mil
burn Co, Buffalo, n Y, sole agents for
the L. ;,
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.