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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-01-04

Vui. dASAiIus ocCOuucU NY MI. hOS0n-
berger, that his report be accepted with
full Endorsement of what he had done
for the party the past year. Passed
unanimously.
1t was unanimously passed to refuse
all votes for men who are known to
affiliate with either the Democratic or
Republican parties.
Passed, that any member of the COM
mittee shall, at any time, receive desired
information from the secretary when his
application is accompanied by stamp;
or may take vote of the whole COM
mittee on his own responsibility at any
time, or on any subject, by mail.
All subcommittee, as executive, etc.,
have been abolished. The state central
committee itself meets only for the pur-
pose of comparing notes as to organiza-
ton going on in the counties of the re-
spective members, or as referendum
convention" returning board to an
nounce the votes and to conform to the
law.
One member has as much authority to
act as another. Each carries an equal
responsibility. We recognize no lead
ers. 1t is the only party of equal rights.
It, therefore, remains for each Populist
to declare this week if by writing to the
secretary for a bundle of the ballots to
circulate, If he will bring the PEOPLES
party back to life, or let it die and 80
return to the farce fight of the two old
parties. Il pust be done at once. VIII
you write NOW for ballots?
All voters on ont referendum ballots
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COUNTY NEWS.
4. additional County Nssrs zee ether pages

Biuehiu.
TIE marriage OF Miss Lizzie E. Wiley
to Frank J. Staples, both of BROOKLYN,
was performed at the Congregat ional
parsonage by Rev. E. Bean, Wednesday
night.
The republican and democratic eau
cuses were held in the town ha II and !. T..
stsnley's store respectively Saturday
evening. Following are delegates OF both
parties: State convention-repub licans,
X. p. Grindle, A. J. Long, A. c. Osgood,
NJ. p. Hinckiey; democrats, o. Littlefield,
). Everett Marks, |. +. Stanley. County
convention-repubiic sns: E. K. Chase,
r. $. osgood, E. c. Barrett, A. c. Hinck-
ley; democrats, 0. Littlefeid, s. Everett
Marks, |. E. Stanley.
Thirty or forty BiuehilI people attended
the concert and ball OF the graduating
class CT the Ellsworth high school.
The graduating class OF Bluehiil- George
Stevens academy attended the graduation
exercises and concert In q body. When
they arrived reserved seats had all been
taken, but through the kindness of Supt.
w. ii. Dresser seats were obtained. After
the exercises the class WAS invited by
Prin. Pratt to Hodgkins' ice. cream parIors
AND were introduced to Miss Taylor and
mem beers OF the Ellsworth graduating
class. The class desires to tuank Prin.
Pratt and Supt. Dresser through THE
AMERICAN for their kindness during
their stay In Ellsworth
The members OF the ladies social library
will have a supper In the Congregat ional
vestry next Thursday night.
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Prospect Harbor.
Ernest Cole returned home las, week
from visit TO oston and vicinity.
Austin Tracy and daughter, Misc
Marion were at Alfred Hamiiton's Sun
day.
Mrs. Lucy E. Coombs has returned
from visit to relatives sni friends In
Winter Harbor.
Mrs. L. b. Deasy and family came Sat.
urdsy night to spend part o. the summer
with Mrs. Deasy's mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Handy.
Miss Margaret Moore returned home
from Boston last Saturday for her vaca-
tion. She has been attending the English
high school the past year.
Kew. Thomas Van Ness, with his family.
from Brookiine, Mass, arrived last week
Tor the summer. As usual they are wit h
Mrs. Alfred Tracy, at the Sands.
June 25. r.
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treatment. 1t Is hoped that serious
trouble may be averted.
Mrs. Edward 7. Campbell and daug liter
Julia were in town Thursday, calling
among old home friends.
Miss Bernice Webb, who came from
Washington, d. c., last week, was up
from Sullivan Saturday for brief calls.
The illness OF Capt. Ephraim Dyer's
wife and their daughter Katie is cause
for much regret among their many
irieucs.
The Foresters' entertainment Saturday
evening was very enjoyable gathering
OF its many members and the pu bic gem
orally. Ice-cream WIS served.
Mr.. Adams, of the village grammar
school, and Miss Louise Hawkins, of the
primary, closed the spring term Friday.
The primary teacher had the little ones in
readiness with pleasing number OF reci-
tations and songs to gladden. parents and
friends, who came In to listen. Both
teachers have been well liked. Miss
Haw kins, rho has been here for several
terms, is deservedly popular among chill
dren and parents who hope for her re.
turn. Pupils not absent one. half day
during the spring term OF the primary, In
district No. 2, are Helen Macomber Flor
ice Gordon, Julia Macomber, Title Dow,
Geneva Brsgdon, Marcia Thomas. Jessie
Macomber, Rens Donneli. Lorene Ryder.
Harvard Thomas, Lloyd Havey, Bernard
DonpeIl, Eiwood Donneil.
The fine weather OF Saturday was i'm
proved by picnic drive to the famous
mineral spring near Molssses pond, East
brook. Coiman Crabtree and wife, OF
Hancock, rode up to join the party who
found quite a transformation going on
about the spring and its surroundings.
fne stone tank has been BUILT, OF 500
gallons capacity, also a protecting roof
The two-story dwelling facing the pond
is nearly completed, broad piazza adding
much to its comfort and at,ractivenes 80.
1t is hoped that the healing properties OF
the spring may become widely known,
and attract many to test its virtues. On
the homeward drive stop at Georges
pond vas suggested, where a second
spread OF cakes and pies and everything
nice" made an appreciated S O'Clock lunch
for the returning party. with appeti,es
equal to the occasion.
June %. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27

Victims 10 stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel the
results in loss of appetite, poisons in the
blood, backache, nervousness. headache
and tired, listless, run down feeling, But
there's no need to feel like that. Listen to
J. w. Gardner, Idaviile, Ind. He says:
Electric Bitters are lust the thing for
man when he is all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies. Ii did more
to give me strength and good appetite
than anything could take. / can now eat
anything, and have new lease on life "
Only 90 cents at $. D. WIGGrN's Drug
store. Every bottle guaranteed.
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W~sf Franklin.

"esi franklin.
The schools will close next Friday
Hal Clark has finished his job at Bar
Harbor and arrived home Sunday.
Moses Abbott is having his barn newly
silled and making other necessary repairs
Daniel Mckay, OF Hancock, is here - i'll
pair OF horses at work with the road
machine.
Alfred Bragdon and vie are at home
from Pennsylvania. ON visit 10 parents
and other relatives.
Charles J. Murch has rented and rcfitted
the old sehoolhouse at Taunton and opened
grocery store.
Miss Gertrude Clark arrivedlhome Mon
day from Great Pond where she has been
since last spring.
The excursion train of last Nv ed nesday
had half-mile race with.a pair OF horses
on the track. The horses came In ahead
Rev. Mr.. Mccartney arrived here Tues
day for short stay with his family al the
home OF his wifes mother, Mrs. Mary
Orcutt.
William McFarlane and Lincoln Butler.
OF this place, had their cIot hes stolen fro IN
camp in Bar Harbor. The clothes were
expressed TO Gardiner.
The Butler reunion will be held at Il g
kalagudor spring, Eastbrook, Wednesday.
Aug. 10. All the descend ants of Moses and
Sarah tGoodwini Batter are requested to
be present All others no wish to come
are invited. II stormy, the iirst fair day.
June %. Cu'v,tp
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Or1and.
Guy c. Emerson, civil engineer, OF Bos-
ton, made short visit to this town, leav-
ing for Boston Monday.
w. A. Deering, the well-known horse
man, has moved to Bangor where he can
be nearer race track for training horses.
The Congregational society Is making
arrangements with the expectancy of
having quite gathering here Wednesday,
June y, to attend and take part in the
ordination of their new pastor, II. ID.
French. This will be the second ordins-
tion held in this church, the first being
W hen the first pastor Rev. Hiram Houston,
was ordained fitty-one years ago. Mr..
Houston has made several visits to this
town since his pastorate closed, the last
being two years ago. Had he been alive.
an effort would have been made to have
him here ON this occasion. lie died few
months ago in Washington, ID. e.
Mrs. o. p. Do-r is in Newport, n. H.,
on visit to her son, George A. Dorr.
This George is one OF the Orland boys
who seems determined to make his mark
in the world. Soon after going thrcug b
business college, almost the first start he
made in life was to get a situation as
bookkeeper in the Granite State woolen
mills, Guild, n. H., place close to New
port. That was several years ago, and he
is still bookkeeper, but has worked his
way up until he is also general manager.
He is also a bookkeeper in bank in New
port and one of the seiectmen OF the
town. Possibly by making a little more
effort he may be able to help out in some
other line. There are several more boys
about this town OF the right age to COM
mence making heir marks in the world,
but they spend their time in loafing on
the postoffice steps.
June %. ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.

%. additional County Ne,rs see other paSes

Southwest Harbor.
Fred j. Higgins is clerking in the mar
ket of John Hancock, at Msnset.
Mrs. Ada Parker and family, of Dam
versport, Mass, is at her cottage for the
season.
Mrs. Thomas Milan and daughter, of
Bakers Island light station, are visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Fred Handy and child, of Port
land, are stopping at Mrs. Henry Trscy's
for few weeks.
Mrs. w. w. Rich has returned from
MiIbridge, where she has been teaching.
She will occupy the Ross cottage for the
summer.
Jesse Parker, Wesleyan university, 1908,
is at the Parker cottage. Next week be
goes to Mort beast Hsrbor to act as clerk
at the Kim ball house.
Capt. Charles Squirting, OF Cranberry
Island, has purchased an addition to his
feet of summer boats-a nsity thirty-foot
yacht built in Friendship.
The schooner &c. B. Wood, Capt.
&hoAAeo ttahiSss chnhsSt- bhslSis Nus ~
The harbor for few days last week. She
has gone to Sullivan to load stone.
Capt. William Gilley has put his boat
float in order at the Ocean house slip at
Msnset. His sloop the ''Gyenn' has been
rebuilt and renamed the Daylight.
Rev. G, H. Heffion went to Orland the
first of the week to attend the ordination
and installation OF Rev. Mr.. French, and
to stop for few days In Bueksl ort visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Holden.
Mrs. f. Benson Stanley has had her
hotel at Manset, the Stanley house,
painted outside and in. The place never
before looked so we'll. Thirty guests
are expected Saturday, the opening day.
The Island Breeze will not be published
this summer, much TO the regret OF its
many local friends. The advertisements
fell So far behind those OF previous years
that the editor feared to undertake the
enterprise. There seemed to be nothing
in it but little cheap glory, and you
can't buy groceries with that.
! AT caucus held in fremont hall, Sat
urday, the following delegates were chosen
to attend State convention at Bangor
June %: S. A. Holden, Henry Clark,
John T. K. Freeman and George 4. Fuller.
To attend the county convention at Els
worth, July 3: G. l.. Lurvey, Eben B.
Clark, Clarence A. Moore, and Eugene ID.
Tapley.
Quite a company OF ladies from the
Ellsworth lodge visited the Rowens Re-
bekah lodge here last Saturday evening,
coming down in teams in the afternoon,
psrtaking OF o'clock tea and visiting
the lodge in the evening, returning home
well, l don't know when, but / don't be-
lieve all the women in Ellsworth got up
in time last Sunday morning to get to
church.
The summer people are coming in this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Inman, OF At
lanta, Ga, are at the Lawton cottage.
Samuel Cooper and Mrs. Morton are al
the Cooper cottage. Joseph r. Cooper
and family will come the last of this
week. Mrs. Robert kaighn and daughter
Miss Nellie are at their cottage. Rev. G.
X. Street and Mrs. Street are expected
Tuesday. Miss Helen Street will ioiu the
family later.
June 25 II.
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North Biuehtii.

North Biuehiii.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, The stern reaper Death has
entered our ranks and removed from our midst
our beloved sister. Mrs. Hattie NJ. Gray, thus
seyering the first link In our fraternal chain;
Resolved, That In the death of our sister. our
grange has lost faithful friend, one who wa ;
worthy Of our highest esteem, and our hearts
are aaddened at the thought that she can meet
with US no more, that her voice Is forever stilled
We, as members of Halcyon grange, extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed husband,
upon whom the afiliction falls heaviest, to the
father and mother, brother and sister, for we
fully realize what an aching void there is
within their hearts. But He doeth all things
well; what is our loss Is her gain.
Resolved, That In love and respect, our
charter be draped In mourning for thirty days,
that copy of these resolutions be placed upon
our records, copy sent to the bereayed family,
also copies sent to I He ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
and Bangor Weekly Commercial for publica
ton.
MRS. ID. +. DUNBAR,
WARD W. WEsCoTT,
A. L. GILLIs,
Committee on resolutions.
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PenobscoI.
Capt. Burke Sellers and wife have been
at home for few days.
Mrs. Charles Perkins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Smith.
\ Cbiidren's Day concert will be given
at the Methodist church Sunday evening,
July l.
Merle Fields, Bert Fields and Charles
Fields, of Chelsea, Mass, are visiting
William Hutchins and wife.
The pupils in the Dunbar district will
give an entertainment Wednesday evening,
June Il. The proceeds will go to buy a
new globe for the sehoolhouse.
Herman Perkins, W no recently graduated
from the Ellsworth high school, is at
home. Mrs. y. Mitchell and Mrs. Henry
Perkins attended the graduating exercises
June IS. SUBA
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Franklin.

Rev. w. II. Powlesiand and wife re-
turned from their weeks outing Saturday.
Miss Geneyieve West and II. F. Collins
leave for return trip to Washington, d.
c., Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Brsgdon and brother The
odore 60 to Camden this week, to visit
DR.. and Mrs. J. X. Hooper.
Harvey NJ. Blaisdell accompanied Percy
Donnell TO Portland last week, the sad
denness OF the lstter's failing eyesight
necessitating visit to the intirmary for
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bait. 1t has quite seriously interefered
with their catch the last week.
Lizzie Burns has returned from Rock
land where she has been learning the
dressmaker's trade. She will open dress
making rooms at her fathers, William
Burns.
Everett Smith and wife, OF Portland,
are stopping for few weeks at David
Sprague's. Mr.. Smith formerly belonged
here, but has been on the police force in
Portland for several years. His health is
poor and he is here to recuperste.
June "a $.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27

No need to fear sudden attacks Of cholera In.
fantum. 1ysen'ery, diarrhos. or summer con.
plant, II you have DIR. Fowler's Extrac, of
Wild Strawberry In the medicine chest.-Adr,
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Brooknn.
Edith Cousins left 20 day for Bedford,
Mass.
Edith Luikin is working at he Lookout,
FIye's Point.
Capt. Il. {. Stewart is at Buckle Island
building Weir.
Frank Herrick is having an addition
built on his house.
Mrs. r. Il. Babson is clerking in the
grange store this summer.
Mrs John Reed returned home Satur-
day from Portland, where she has been
receiving medical treatment.
Edith and Bessie Allen, who have been
attending school at kent's hill, are visit
ing their grandfather G. r. Allen.
Mrs. Newcome, a iately-returned mis-
sionary from India, gave an interesting
talk Sunday in the Baptist church.
An ice cream and cake social was held
at Naskeag Saturday evening. The pro-
ceeds will go towards the new chapel
The Ammidons, of Baltimore, Nd,
arrived Saturday. They will occupy The
Log Cabin at West End again this season.
Mrs. Pierson, son and daughter, and
Mrs. Brown, OF Washington. d. C., are
stopping at the Flye house for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Nancy Smith is at home from Port
land, where she has been at work. She
will work in the laundry at West End
this season.
June IS. UNE FEMME.
Henry Jordan was at home a few days
last week.
Owen Mcdonnell is at work on steamer
Gathering.
Miss Frances Spear, of Warren, is visit
ing friends in town.
Maude Wiley has gone to Eggemoggin
to work this summer.
Lima Bartlett, who has been working at
Bar Harbor, is home ill.
Frank Staples and Lizzie Wiley were
married at Bluehill, June 20.
Major Powell and family, of Washing
ton, d. c., have arrived, and are occupy
ing their new cottage at West End.
Capt. Austin Freethy took a party OF
eleven to Goose Cove, West fremont, FRI
day of last week. All reported a fine
time.
AT the republican caucus Saturday
evening, A. P. Kane and f. P. Cole
were chosen delegates to attend the re-
publican county convention at Ellsw orth,
July 3.
June 10. UNE FEMME.
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Surry
Franklin w. Morgan appears elsew here in
this issue. Surry has lost a valuable citi-
zen
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There Will be dance at the town hall
Thursday night. Music by the Dirigo
orchestra, OF Ellsworth.
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SCHOOL EXERCISES.

The closing exercises of school districts
$ land took place in the grammar school
Friday TGe schools for the past term
have been under the direction OF Miss
Julia Saunders and $. Everett Marks
respectively The room WAS tastefuily
decorated with flowers, boughs OF larch
and cedar, and many flags. A large audi
ence was present. Tue programme was
mixture OF both schools. Ii follows:
LOOKING Ahead. ..'.'.-....-..........Fiy boys
six Years Old ............ jamie Abram
Farmer Browns Turni,s.......M.ss Ida Morse
in May....-'-. Miss Marion Dodge
Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Jennie Griudie
Saved by Hymn. Miss Allie Osgood
Hands and Fingers Nine boy.
Sisters Best FeIer ........ $50. Everett Chase
Song. -............ Miss Mgdge Hinckiey
our rag ....-...--...'..-...... ....Three Boys
one Legged Goose Miss Joy HinckIey
When Teddy Went to the Woods Cecil
aliss Margaret Hinckiey
Days of the Week. Seven girls
Duet. Misses Abide Gross and Elsie rhi!ip
washing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gladys Maddox
Chids Mirror. Miss Lene Maddox
Recitation. .............M iss May belle Babsou
Motion Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eight girls
We Lutte f'oys-..- ..-..'.'....... :, Five Boys
patsy's Faith. Miss Edith Chase
Dialogue, Misses Minnie Chase, Flora Bad
ger, Carrie Sargent, Marion Carter and
Jennie eIindle. and Marshall X. Olds.
w hat is called the "A" class graduated
this term and enters next fall in the acad-
envy with the preparatory course. The
following graduated: NJ isses Elsie Philip.
Elizabeth Philip, Abhie Gross, Allie
Osgood, Flora Badger, Edith Chase, Min
ME Chase, Ida Morse, MaybelIe Babson,
Carrie Sargent, Myrtle Piper, Marion Car
ter, Wilma Grindie, Elizabeth MADDOX.
and Messrs. A. Raymond Carter, Truman
Hipckiey, and Marshall Odds.
June %. Bon.
Biu-hiiI Faii..
A. Consry is employed on steamer
"Juliettep
Miss Neenie Friend has gone 10 North
Brook ia 10 work.
L. L. Friend went to Portland last week
to sup Tor the SEASON.
Mr.. Dove Is slowly recovering from
third attack Of grip.
Brooks and Cell Gray have completed
their work ut SsrgentviIIe.
Allen and Eimira Conary, OF Boothbay,
are the guests Of Mrs. b. IL. Candage.
Alden Consry and son Harry made a
trip to Bar Barbor in their yacht last
week.
June 49, SRI
Mabel Staples, OF Granite, is he guest
of Mrs. A. X. Friend.
Mr.. Cummings, cattle dealer, OF Port
land, was in town last week.
Maude Candsge. of West fremont, is
visiting her grandfather, s. NJ. Candage.
June o. SUB.
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You never read of many great cures else.
where. as those effected by Hoods Sarsaparilla
did you, Ii is Americas Greatest Medicine,
and possesses merit unknown to any other
preparation. 1t Is a wonderful invigorator
Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. Csc
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North Penohs,ot.
Homer Lowell has just graduated from
the Eilsworth high school
Frank Lowell is al home from the Uni-
versiiy OF Maine Tor the summer vscs.
ton.
Miss Della Richardson, of Lsmoine, is
spending few days with Gladys
Hutchins.
Miss Glsdys iutchins closed her school
at West BROOKLYN last ue-k, and returned
home Monday.
Miss Susie Garland returned this week
from Boston, W here she has spent several
weeks with friends.
June %. H.
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Children's Day was observed by the
Methodist Sunday school Sunday evening
by concert. The programme was as fol-
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Atianrie.
Andrew Smith has had piece built on
his store.
Schools in town closed Friday, after a
term OF nine weeks.
William Wharton, who has been
seriously i'll, is a little improved.
DR.. Small was called to Pond Island
Monday to attend cases Of illness in Col
son Robbins family.
Several summer people have alresoy
arrived at Island Rest house, and many
more are expected before the Fourth.
Coison Robbins took It's bushels OF her
ring In his weir at Black Island one day
this week. tie will ouiid another weir at
once.
Mrs. Sarah Wharton and daug ter
Augusta, " no have been visiting at Au-
gustus Staples, left for GuiIford, where
she is employed.
Capt. Leslie Joyce has rented his place to
summer visitors who will occupy 1t soon.
Mr.. Joyce will move his family into Her.
bert Joyce's house.
The lobster fishermen hsve had the
greatest difficulty in getting herring for
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Mabel Staples, OF Granite, is the guest
OF Mrs. A. X. Friend.
Mr.. Cummings, cattle dealer, of Port
land, was in town last week.
Maude Candage. of West fremont, is
visiting her grandfather, s. NJ. Candage.
June %. SrR