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FOR A VIGOROUS FIGHT.
west Virginia Democrats Weary of
Republican Success

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June g.
The Democratic state convention Will
meet here at noon next Wednesday to
select delegates and alternates at large
to the Kansas City convention and to
nominate a full state ticket. The Demo-
Gratis propose to organize for the most
vigorous campaign ever conducted in the
state. The Republicans have now not
only both United States senators and
three out of four congressman. but also
Gov. Atkinson and all the state officers
and institutions.
The term of Senator Stephen B. Elk
ins expires next March. Former Sena-
tors Camden. Davis. Faulkner and 9TH
ers are taking an active interest In the
campaign this year, although no one is
yet announced as the man who will lead
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wordsvvorth's ode to the

London Leader
A correspondent serds us a curlously
striking description of this road fiend
from the pen of Wordsworth, who, of
course, could not have intended the lines
to bear the construction they are capable
of in this year of grace 1t is, however
a wonderfully Iifelike portrait:
"On the ground
His eyes are turned, and as he moves
along,
They move along the ground; and ever
more,
Instead of common and habltuaI sight
OF fields. with rural works, of hill and
dale,
And the blue sky-one little span of earth
Is all his prospect Thus from day to
day,
Bowbent, his eyes forever on the ground,
He plies his weary way"
These lines are taken from those peace
full little poems referring to the period
of old age
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Another Freight Fatality.

LIMA, O., June 3.-As an east-bound
freight train on the Lake Erie 6. West
ern railroad was running at full spead
today, about eighteen miles this side of
Sandusky City, the tires came off one of
the driving wheels, ditching the engine
Fireman Enoch Bowser and Head
brakeman J. w. Purten were killed, and
Engineer Harry Bel had a leg broken
and was seriously hurt internally
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Challenge the state.

TOoze's team met the Eclipse team on
the diamond yesterday afternoon ard de-
feated them, for the ninth consecutive
time, by a score of 16 TO 10. The batteries
were Duffy and Brown for Tooza's team.
and Mitchell and Mauren for the Eclipse
The winners of the match announce that
they will meet any amateur ball team in
the state. To arrange game address w
II. HanleY, 104 Washington avenue south,
Minneapolis.
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Is the latest work of fiction, and the most
popular novel of the day. The Atlantic
Express is the latest train at night to
Chicago, via the North Western Line"
and is the most popular night train Of
the day. Leaves Minneapolis and ST.
Paul after the theater. and is very con-
Chicago at noon next day in time for
connections East and South
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WON IN AN INNING.
EuEnIO's Errors Gave Chicago Five
Runs in One Bunch.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Four errors. two
bases on balls and two hits 1.etted the
batted Patterson out of the box IN their
half Of the eighth and lied the score.
Chicago won the game il their half by
two hits. a steal and u sacrifice. Attend
anca 800 Score.
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Anderson. Flood; three-base hits, La
chance, Genins; home run, Spies; bases on
balls, by Reidy 2. by Hoffera2; struck cut,
double play, Hoffer to Lachance; innings
pitched. by Wheeler 2 by Reidy 7. by
Hoffer 8; umpire, Cantillion; time, 2:30;
attendance 5000
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Saltwater Team wins.

The Plymouths lost their first game
of the season to the Saltwater team
after hard fought eleven-lnning con-
test. Score. 16 to Is. The features of the
game were the batting of Albert Gehring,
who made two home runs, a triple and a
double, and McGuires great throw from
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Earned runs, Chicago l, Buffalo 9; LEFT
on or. bases, Buffalo 4, Chicago I; two-base
hits, Baker Shearon; sacrifice Tits, Hall
man. Andrews; double plays, Shugart TO
Padden to Dowd, Dowd to Hartman;
struck out, by Patterson ), by Isben /
bases on balls, off Patterson l. off IsbeH
2, off Baker 3; wild pitch, Isbell; time
1:l5; umpire, DwYer.
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Earned runs. Kansas City /; two-base
hits, Patten, Magoon, Hogriever; sacri-
bases, Coughlin. Flynn, Hickey, Magoon;
bases on balls. by Patten 8, by Dammann
4; struck out, by Patten 3, by .Dammann
apolis 8; time, 1:5O: umpire. Mcdonald
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Killed His Wife.

PEORIA, Ill. June Soto Schuster. a
saloonkeeper Of this city, fatally shot his
wife today and then fired a bullet into
his own head, which only inflicted scalp
wound. Schuster is in Jail. Jealousy. is
believed TO be the motive.
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Hamm Brewing Co......OO4O5O11L11
Lennon & Gibbons ......6 0 O10OO2- ? 9
Struck out. by Denzer 6, by Foley l.;
bases on balls, off Denzer 0, off Foley 2;
two-base hits, Daily and Flaherty; three
base hit Powers; passed balls, Frank q;
wild pitch. Foley l; double plays Daily
to Thompson, O'Regan to Daily to
Thompson; earned runs, Lennon &, Glib
bOns /; umpire Burke.
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deep left to the plate. cutting off Clark
In the tenth inning. Hank Gehring pitch
ed great game for the clothing house.
but received miserable support. Lehr
pitched good ball for Saltwater. The
score:
Saltwater ..5 2 2 0 II o lis
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FAST FREIGHT WRECKED,

Five Lives Lost in smashup Nenr
Hamilton, o.
HAMILTON, o., June S.-Tha engine of
a fast fright on the Cincinnati Hamilton
& Indianapolis railway jumped the track
west of this city today. Eleven cars load
ed with stock were wrecked Timothy
Mahoney, David Starkey and Ambrose
Smith, trainmen. and two unknown boys
who were stealing a ride We're killed. The
loss will be about $4,000.
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THEY DIED TOGETHER.
Chicago Man end His Wife Take
CarbcIic Acid.

CHICAGO, June 3-The dead bodies of
John R. Halden and his wife were found
under tree in Edgewater today. The
man and woman had committed suicide
by swallowing carbolic acid.
Halden and his wife had conducted a
small grocery and bakery at 153 North
Center avenue. 1t is said the man had
c'5fai DeeH respondent owing TO nnanclai dim
his sorrows and that they decided to die
together
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elected by about as big a majority as
two years ago. Conceding that the Op-
position carries every doubtful district.
we shall still have a majority in the leg
islature."
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

1oerg Exports defeated Kennedys by
a score of q to 10. And will Challenge any
team under fifteen. Address Robert Erd
man, So West Fillmore avenue
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Whnt Is the ..ImperlnI LimItcdfs

The 500 Lines new fast train service
to Pacific Coast Points, excellent equip
ment. palatiIl firSt-class sleepers and
coaches. comfortable tourist cars and
elegant dining car service. Beginning
June 1lth Imperial Limited" will leave
ST. Paul 500 p. m, Minneapolis G:4O D..
m. daily
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Palaces Were Beaten.

At Rosemount yesterday the Hastings
Rosemount baseball team defeated the st.
Paul Palaces by a score of to 6. The
battery for the Hastings-R -Rosemount
team was Hynes, Riches and Tarsch and
for the Palaces, Delaney and Goodman.
Score by innings:
Palace ....................O1 .O1O020O1OA
Hastings -Rosemount .....3 0 0 0 3 0 0 9-6
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LITTLE FALLS. Mimi, June 3.-(Sge-
cial. Little Falls bail team beat Brain
erd u to today. Batteries for Brainerd,
Abingdon and Deroson; for Little Fails
BOurassa and Terrell.
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La Crosse nefents AIhert Ian

LA CROSSE. Wis, June Especial. J.
In most interesting game La Crosse de-
feated Albert Lea by score of to q
Batteries La Crosse, Wolfe and Burns;
Albert Lea, Redmond and Hack Attend
ance, LOCO.
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Earned runs, Minneapolis 4, Detroit g.;
two-base hits, Nance, Harley, Stallings,
Ryan; three-base hit Nance; home run,
Cronin; passed ball, Ryan; bases on
balls, off Ehret 3, off Cronin 3; hit by
pitched ball, McAllister, Abbattichio; !;
stolen bases, Grim, Harley, Dillon !;
struck out, by Ehret l; time, hours
umpire, Sheridan; attendance 4,000
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be cured by MorroWs Kid-neods, the new scien-
life discovery for shattered nerves, thin blood,
will most positively be paid on receipt Of reliable
evidence. Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are prepared in
yellow tablets, 5Oc box at Druggists. Mailed on
receipt of price. JOHN MORROW & CO., Spring
deld, Ohio.
For sale at all drug stores, and Tick
nor & Jaggers'.
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Don't Get Left -.

On June 1 important change In time of
trains to Watertown and New Ulm, and
Inauguration of passenger train service to
st. James, Sherburne and Estherville via
the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
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KANSAS CITY BEATEN.
indianapolis Won Good Game b,
Their Fat Work.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 3-Dam-
mann was in fine form today allowing
Kansas City but three hits. while pat
ten was too liberal with his passes to
first This, together with timely hits
won the game for Indianapolis Attend
ance, 1900 Score:
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Via "The MiIyvaukee's" New Train
You can leave Minneapolis 1850 D. m.
and St. Paul u:25 p. m. (every night.
and arrive Milwaukee 10:45 a. m. and { hi
cago 100 p. m Fine sleepers and coaches
through to Chicago.
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| the fight for the seat of Senator Elk

ms.
The convention will consist of 943 dele
gates, 472 being necessary to a choice.
1t Will nominate candidates for governor,
auditor. state superintendent OF schools
treasurer. two judges Of the supreme
court of appeals and two electors at
large.
Former Gov. w. A. MacCorkle, of
Charleston. will likely be temporary
] chairman of the convention.
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only s11.7o to milwaukee and re

On sale June 2nd to 5th, good return
ing until June Goth. via Wisconsin Cen
trail Railway. Call or address Herman
Brown, Ticket Agent. 373 Robert street.
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WAS A LITTLE HARDER THAN
THAT OF THE DETROIT
TEAM
SO MINNEAPOLIS WON A GAME
Cleveland Shuts Out Milwaukee on
the Grounds of the Brewers
Chicago Takes "a Game
From Buffalo.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Detroit al Minneapolis.
Cleveland at Milwaukee
Buffalo at Chicago.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 3.-De-
troit and Minneapolis played d slugging
match today, the latter winning. The
game was notable for the terrible slaugh-
ter of the pitcners. Detroit tried three
pitchers and Minnapois two. Holmes.
Detroit's left fielder, made a couple of
sensational catches. The rest of the
playing was listless and very shabby.
Davis was injured in the second inning.
Score.
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MILWAUKEE, SHUT OUT.
Couldn't Connect with the Curves
OF HOffeP.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 3.-Hoffer
toyed with the home club, who could not
touch him, while Milwaukee's patched up
out of the game by the umpire Score:
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
Senator Elkins' Account with Blaine.

One Of the warmest political friends
of the late James G. Blaine was Stephen
b. Elkins, Senator from West Virginia.
Their friendship began this way. Early
in the seventies, when Mr. Elkins was a
territorial delegate to Congress from
New Mexico, privileged to speak, but
not to vote, he wanted to make speech
upon subject dear to the hearts of his
constituents. MI Blaine was Speaker
Of the House and Mr.. Elkins was new
man and, being unknown, was without
influence. He determined to be heard
nevertheless, and planned to meet the
Speaker privately. AS luck would have
it, one night while MI Elkins was dim
ing in Welker's restaurant Mr.. Blaine
walked in and took a seat near him.
Waving all formality, the young mem
Der introduced himself and laid his case
plainly before the Speaker.
had ended. LAS soon as you get your
speech ready III recognize you and you
shall be heard
And heard he was. The speech was
IN small way Mr.. Elkins' political be
portance to Mr.. Blaine, for the young
; man promptly pushed himself into a
commanding place in national politics
and soon aftelW ward married a daughter
Of Henry &. Davis of West Virginia.
He became Il Senator from that State.
From the date of that speech until lSH2,
when Senator Elkins marshaled the
forces of President Harrison at Mime
apolis. he was among the foremost
champions OF Mr. Blaine's Presidential
candidates..
General Harrison had delayed naming
his premier Nh Blaine was the lead
ing name mentioned for the place. In
December MI. Elkins wrote to the
Presidtnt-elect saying that nine-tenths
of the Republicans throughout the coul-
try would he greatly disappointed if the
giving out of Mr.. Blaine's name as Sec
rotary of State We're delayed much on
ger. This letter was mailed from a post
/ box uptown in New York. and two days
later, to the assembled reporters in In
dianapolis, General Harrison announc-
ed that Mr.. Blaine had accepted the
post of Secretary of State in his Cabi-
net. The letter had had its effect. THE
Saturday Evening Post.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
Farm Property Rates.

The New England Insurance Exchange
has just made very radical change in the
rating of farm property throughout this
State, and the new rating goes into effect
very soon. Following is the revised sched-
ule: Farm property occupied by owner,
minimum rates dwellings and contents and
barns and contents, when barn is not more
than 300 feet from dwelling, and written
with dwelling, one year, 80 cents, three
years, $780, barns and contents more than
300 feet from dwellings, when written with
dwellings, one year, so cents, three years,
50; barn and contents when written without
dwellings, one year, 81; three years $3.50
tenant farm property, dwellings and con-
tents and barns and contents, when barn is
not more than 300 feet from dwelling and
written with dwellings, one year 80 cents
three years 1925; barn and contents more
than 300 feet from dwellings when written
with dwellings, one year, 81; three years,
81 80; barns and contents when written
without dwellings, one year, $40; three
years 50; farm buildings occupied by man
or superintendent of farms are not to be
considered tenant farms and no farm
property shall be written for longer term
than three years.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
Hard ON Sailing Ship Men.

To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: Fol
lowing is a recent ruling of the board Of
supervising inspectors of steam vessels
And no original license as master or
mate of ocean steamers, OF of coastwise
steamers, plying upon waters of the ocean
or high seas OF ocean or coastwise steam
erS shall be issued to any person who has
not had three years experience on steam or
sail vessels proceeding the application, one
year of such experience to be as chief mate
of steam vessels. No original license as
chief mate of ocean or coastwise steam yes
sells shall be issued to any person who
has not had three years experience ON
steam or sail vessels, and must have
served one year as second mate of steam
vessels, such service to be Immediately
proceeding the application. No original
license shall be issued to second mate of
ocean or coastwiSe steam vessels who has
not had three years experience in the deck
department of steam or sail vessels imme-
diately proceeding the application, one year
of such service to be on steam vessels.
This ruling of the inspectors myself, and
great number of maritime men that |
have conversed with, all concur with their
protest and say that it is a monstrouS shame
and nothing less than an arrant humbug
To elucidate, captain of the right calibre
passages noted for his ability and Judgment.
must now ship in the forecastle and serve
at least one year in steam vessel before he
can be even a second mate. Almost any
scioliSt knows that our most able steam
ship captains formerly walked the poop in
charge of a sailing ship. A greater impos-
ton was never offered to the American ship
master.
A well known noted firm are now build
| ing four 10000 tons steamships, having dis
posed of their large sailing fleet. and have
selected four masters that were in their en-
plOy to have charge of the steamships
These captains are known to have ripe
experience and are skillful managers to
look after their valuable property. Have
these captains got to serve on board some
tramp steamer three years before they are
eligible to take charge of these steamships :?
Is this Justice to the maritime ship master?
This is not only absurd, but it is preposter-
Gus.
The government should scrutinize care
fully the fitness of the supervising inspect
ors chosen to the understanding of privil-
eyes and responsibilities When the right
men are in the right place we shall have
Just cause for clarifying our country and ex-
utlng that our flag floats over no arbitrary
or tyrannical laws. JOHN p. FARROw.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
NERVOUS REGISTRATION.
Have You These Symptoms?

Are you nervous? Are you tidgety9 Are
you irritable? Are you changeable in your
moods? Is your appetite capricious? Does
your mind wander? Do you change your
mind often on the same subject? Is it hard
for you to concentrate your mind on any one
subject? Are you fretful? Are you sleep
less? Do you have flashes OF cold or heat ?
Are you troubled at times with palpitation
Do you have cold sweats? DO you have
spells in which you surely think you are 60
ing to die? Do you have strange, roaring,
buzzing sounds in your ears9 Do you suffer
from Paralysis, Sciatlca, Locomotor Ataxia
If you have these symptoms, Dr.. Ilallock S
Wonderful Electric Pills for weak, wcrn-out,
nervous people should be used at once. They
will positively restore you to perfect health
and give buoyant spirit with nerves of
steel and completely cure all of the above
symptoms. Give them trial
Sold at drug stores, 81 box; boxes,
sufficient to cure most obstinate cases, s., or
sent direct from laboratory, prepaid, on re-
ceipt of price: Advice on all diseases from
specialists, Free. Address UALLUCK
DRUG CO., 10 Court ST., Boston, Mass.
Established 1913.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
Recent Charters.

Schr. Carrie A. Bucknam, Jacksonville to
Demerara, lumber $40
Schr. Aetna, Jacksonville to Demerara,
lumber $3.50, 80 N. per day.
Brig Caroline Gray, New York to Sidney,
c. b., brick and clay So net
Schr. Willie l.. Newton, Pensacola to Bos-
ton, lumber 49,
Schr. Gen A. Ames previously Jackson
vile to New York, lumber $3.50
Schr. Eliza j. Pendleton previously
Brunswick to Philadelphia, lumber Sc.
Schr: John c. Smith, Brunswick to New
York, lumber, p. t.
Schr. Almeda Wiley, same
Schr. Methebesec, Savannah to New York,
lumber 1915.
Schr. Carrie A. Buchanan, New York to
MaypOrt, stone 80 cents.
Schr. Austin D. Knight, same.
Schr. ID. Fl. Rivers, Fernando to Phila-
delphia, lumber, p. t.
Schr. Nimbus, St. Simons to Bath, lumber
1915.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
The Maine Bible Society.

The Goth anniversary of the Bible Society
of Maine was held at State ST. church, Port
land, April 18th, Rev. DIR. A. T. Dunn
of Waterville presiding. The exercises par
took largely of the nature of memorial of
the late Rufus II. Huxley, who was for
many years the faithful treasurer of the So
ciety. DR.. Dunn, in his brief resume of the
work of the society, said that during the
1OS homes, of which $500 were self-confes-
sedly the homes of non church goers, persons
who by their own voluntary statements
have absolutely no religious preferences.
Rev. Prof. II. Fl. Neil Of Amherst College
made the address of the evening on 1.-The
Literature of the Bible"
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
MADAME YALE.
10 y . y -
COUPON.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant to license from the Honorable j
OF Probate for the County OF Waldo, | SHAH
at public auction, on the second day Of .Iuat
d. 1900, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, pu
premises. all the right, title and interest
Wilson Dickey. late of SWanvlle, in said CO..
of Waldo. deceased, had in and to the folila,
described real estate viz: The homestead fan
said Wilson Dickey, situate in Swanyilr
Monroe. IN said County OF Waldo, on the d
leading from SWanville town house to thu
llartShorn'S, very pleasantly located aud
handing good view OF Swan Lake: consl~
OF ninetyeight acres of land. divided into d.
good paStlrage and good wood lot with ID
story house, ell and shed; also n barn and ,T3
a small orchard and we'll of good watrl
handy to house and barn. Said farm pfuu
about twenty tons OF hay yearly and can ,..
be made to produce from thirty to forty ton
SAID homestead farm is more particulars
Scribed IN four separate parcels, as follow
L. certain lot OF parcel OF land. VIII
buildings thereon, situated in SWanNlllc ls
nlng at stake and stones in the west core
the road leading from SWauviile Mills. ST., .u
to Monroe village thcnr" north fifteen ana ST.
fourthS degrees west by tile road SeNoi0.
rods and seven links to land formerly OF 'e
Pickett, thence south seventy four and /.
loIuths degrees west by said Ficket'S iau
hundred and eighteen rods; thence soul ""
and three fUurthS degrees east. cighlN-ul,.
and sixteen links to the road; thence cas-.
SAID road 10 the place Of beginning COZ.
elNtA three acreS and sixty four rods nor, al,
= \ certain parcel OF land situated i'm "
and bounded rs follows. To Wit: ou the NU.-
south by land formerly of Darius Fickett
east by Land formerly occupied 10y Nose
end ON tie north by land formerly of Brui.
Curtis, containing Ihlltecu acre nor" VIZ
=. y certain parcel Of land situated 70
willie, beginning at stake in tile wall Oli in
side of the road nj the southwest rorW.r ,.
owned by Wilson hickey at the uuc iu' ..
thus parcel. thence north seventeen drgg.r.
nincl -tW" rods ON the west Inc of said ll..
land a that time to The southwest corlua
~ Ia I,i l..tIT. Ia,
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
Abner Dunton Of Hope.
A Remarkable Man with an Honora bic
History.

History.
Mr.. Abner Dunton of Hope, who visited
relatives in this city recently, is a remark
able man in many respects. He is % years
old and retains all his faculties Up to a
year ago he frequently walked from ten to
fifteen miles in day, but is now suffering
from an injury to his knee, which renders
walking troublesome. lie frequently walks
four or five miles a day, and when he
came here walked four miles to Lin
colnville Centre to take the stage. For a
few years after he was so years old he read
without glasses, but put them on again be-
fore he was 90. He is the oldest ex-County
Commissioner in Maine. He has held that
| Office by election in two different counties
and is probably the only man living who
has done so. He was member of the
Waldo County Commissioners from 1S47 to
1858, including the time when the present
court house was built, and worked on the
jail and iailor's residence. His associates
as County Commissioners were Josiah
Staples, father of l.. NJ. Staples, Esq,
of Washington; Alyah Marden; Otis
of eX-County Commissioner NJ. 5. Stiles
of jackson. After Knox county was in
corporated he was elected County Com
missioner and served one term He was in
the Legislature two terms, representing the
town Of Hope. Appleton and Washington
in ISL and 1874. He has been Selectman,
Town Clerk, Superintendent of Schools, and
mas held other offices. He taught thirteen
terms of school in Linc0lnville Ninalhaven.
North Haven, Bucksport, Hope, Appleton
| and Bradford. Although he has alway5
lived on the same farm he has been in two
States, Massachusetts and NIaine and in
three counties, Lincoln, Waldo and Knox.
He was in early life a shoemaker by trade
He has two sons, Abner F. of Hope and
Aubrey W. of Melrose, Mass Abner and
Selden were noted as the originators and
publishers of the Duntonan system of pen
manship, which some of the younger gen.
| GRAFTON remember through the copy books
| of Payson, Dunton d Scribner.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
Volcanic Eruptions

Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them :;
also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best Pile cure ON earth. Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only "a cts. a box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by r. III. Moody, Druggist.