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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Thursday. June 81
Sch Lulu w Eppes. Jordan. Boston
Sch Eastern Queen Ray; T. Boston
Sch Samuel Lewis. Pratt. Boston, lumber.
Whitcomb. Haynes Il Co
Sch Lavolta, Whitaker, Newark, slaves and
'''"''' = : tkRIvEp
Sch Catherine. Cosgins. Plymouth
Sch Abigail Haynes, Closson, New York. coal.
S Lord
SAILED
Wednesday, June %
Sch Forester. Farrell, Bar Harbor
Hancock County Ports.
WEST suLLIvAs-Ar June "A. achs Eastern
Kockland
Sid June 10. sch victory. Dyer. slaves and
wood from J r Gordon for Rockiand
Sid June 20, sch Willie l. Maxwell, Colt, paw.
Ing from P Gordon for Philadelphia
Sid June 81, sch Mary Stuart. Bowden, with
curbstone from W i Blaisdeii Il Co, for Phila.
del phia
SID June %, sch Lucy Belle, Martin, to sulii
van for repairs-sfrnng leak at Franklin
Sid June %, sch Mary Farrow. with lumber
from Macomber Bros for New York
Domestic Ports.
BosToN-Ar June q, sch Davis, Mt
Desert
Sid June "A, schs Chas A Hunt. s,oninston;
Geo W Collins, Sullivan; J q " God, Giouces.
ter; Mary + Cushman, Milbrdge
Sid June y, schs Mabel T. Goss, Stonington;
Yreka, Jonesport; Susaif Pickering, Fernan,
dina; HBttie A Marsh, Long Cove md PhiladeI.
phia
AR June 25. sch Hattie Fl Barbour, Norfolk
BANGoR-Ar June q, schs John Dou ( lass
Eizabethport; NJ Kennedy. from Rondout
Sid June 81 schs JULIA Baker, Perkins, Lynn
Lizzie Lane. Cio-son, NY
Sid June %. sch Forest Queen, Gray. ston-
ington
HYANNIs-Passed June %. sch Matte j
Allies. from Portland for New York
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar June 81. sch r T Rund-
lett, Fountain. from New York
NEW YoRK-Sld June g, sch Jonathan Gone,
Ear Harbor
AR June %, schs Webster Barnard and Flora
Condor. Sellers, Bangor
Sid June 20, bark Mannie Swan, Barbados ;
sch John Douglass, Bangor
Ar June 81, sch Florence Leland. Brunswick
SID June "a, schs Susan Stetson, Bucksport
Webster Barnard. for Bangor
Ar June 2', schs Odell, Stonington; Geor-
gietta. Sullivan; Matte } Allies, stonington
PRoyIDENcE-Sld June 81, sch Georgietta.
New York
DARIEN, GA.Ar June 20. sch J B Holden,
| Haskell. New York
PoKTLAND-Ar June "a, sch John Shay,
Sullivan TOR New York
Ar June IS, sch Hazel Dell, Duffy New York
Ar June -, sch ID ID Haskell, Eaton, New
| York
RoCKLAND-Ar June q. sch Geo Mills,
Boston
| Sid June %. sch Mary Stuart. Philadelphia
| BoorHBAY-Ar June IS, sch Julia Baker,
Lynn
BATH-sld june 25. sch Abbie Bowker, New
| York
| Foreign Ports.
| PONCE. p R-Ar June 3, sch Jennie A
Stubbs, Dorr, New York
| PORT MULGRAvE, S-Passed June 49, sch
| Fred Cover, Sargent, RockIand for Paspebiac
| GIBRALTAR Passed June II, bark Rebecca
Crowell, from Trapani for Bath
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
SUMMER SCHOOL.


Preparation being Made for Enter
tainmcnt of Teachers I'm Ellsworth.
Preparations are being made la Els
teachers who will attend the summer
school here during the two weeks be-
ginning July 16. 1t is believed there will
be a large attendance. The summer
school here last year was the most sue
cessful In the State. Many OF the
teachers who were here last year will
come again, and others who have received
reports OF the school from them, will be
added to the numbe
The instructors so far engaged have al
ready been mentioned in THE AMERICAN,
but 1t will do no harm to repeat. In
struction will he given In English and lit
erature by J. A. Roberts, PHI. D., OF Colby
study. by T. r.. Croswell, Pm. D., Clark
university; pedagogy and psychology, by
Norman Triplett, Phi. D., Clark univer-
sity; grammar school methods in arith-
meeic and geography, by Prin. F. A. Par
sons, Maiden, Mass; primary method in
number and reading, by Miss Elizabet h
Hall, State normal school, Randolph, Vt. !;
physiology, hygiene and physical culture,
by Miss Eleanor q. Barrett, Emerson col
iege OF oratory, Boston; vertical penman-
ship, by Julia NJ. Talbot, Boston; art,
illustrated by carbon photos, etchings and
photographers, by State-Superintendent
of-Schools W. w. StetsoI.
Certificates will DO issued to teachers
who attend the school for at least three
fourths OF the time for which 1t il In ses-
sion. Diplomas will be granted to those
" no hold four OF these certificates. The
tuition Is free. The expenses OF the
teachers are limited to travelling fees and
board.
At = meeting Saturday Q committee was
appointed to solicit entertainment for
teachers. This committee Is as follows:
NJ isses Mary A. Gaynor, Annie X. Stock
bridge. A. Louise Allen, Leonora G. Hig-
gins, Fannie A. Hurley aud Mr.. George b.
Stuart. Ellsworth people who will take
teachers to board during the two weeks
of the school, are requested to notify any
member OF this committee.
At the meeting Saturday the following
reception committee was appointed !:
Miss Annie +. Muiian, Mayor A. W.
Greeley. W. II. Dresser, Il. W. Lord, Miss
Annie l.. Mcfarland. h. b. Whitcomb,
Harry T.. Walker, Miss NJ. A. Greedy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
BORN j..

BRACY-At Cranberry Isles, June II, to MIR
and Mrs James + ISracy, Il daughter.
DAVIS-At Ellsworth, June Il. to MIR and Mrs
Melvin NJ Davis, II daughter.
HORIZONTAL Rluehill, June ~. to MIR and Mrs
William Horton, "A daughter. Nina May
LORD-At Brooksvlie. june 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Lord, II
MOORE-At Ellsworth. June %. to Mr. and Mrs
f. VI Moore, IA son.
SELLERS-At renObscot, June IL, TO Mr. and
Mrs Preston Sellers, a son.
SALISBURY-at Ellsworth Falls, June %, to
MIR and Mrs Arthur W Salisbury. son.
TlNkER-At Lamoine, June q, to MIR and Mrs
Norton II Tinker, "a daughter.
wOODBRIDGE-At Bucksport. June Is, to
MIR and Mrs Fred W Woodbridge, son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
CHURCH NOTES.

UNITARIAN.
Rer. A. II. Coar, pastor.
Sunday. July incoming service at
1890. Sermon by Rev. w. r. Hunt, of
East Orange, N. j.
oUT-oF-TowN SERVICES.
There will be Unitarian services at the
East I.amoine church Sunday, at p. M,
II pleasant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
A sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.

cat one time 1 suffered from severe
sprain OF the ankle" says Geo. E. Cary,
editor of the Guide, Washington, Va.
CATER using several well-recommended
medicines without success, tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and am pleased to
to say that relief came as soon as began
its use, and complete cure speedily fol-
lowed" Sold by GEO. A. PARCHER, Els
worth, and w. L. PARTRIDGE, Bluehill,
druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27

Sundays only--July 8 to Aug %, leave Mt
Desert Ferry, 2 90 p m, Ellsworth 2 81 p m a.
rive Bangor 8 so p m.
Daily, Sunday included. a train from Wash
ington County r r leaves Ellsworth 10 % p m,
arrive Bangor II As m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
MARRIED..

MCGOW N-STARkEY-At North Ellsworth.
June %, at the residence of Mrs Colman
Bates. by Rev Charles VI Harrison, Miss Hat.
tie McGown, of North Ellsworth, to Fred
eric Starkey, of Ellsworth Falls.
MILI4-BRIDG ES-At fremont June "a, by
Eben Clark, esq, Miss Arabella Rumill to
Fred Bridges, both OF Tren ont.
ROMER-HOLLET-AtT fremont, June 81, by
Eben CLARK, esq. Miss Gertrude Romer to
Benjamin iIollet, both of fremont.
WILLEY-STAPLES- Bluehil, June 90, by
Rev Ebenezer Bean, Miss Lizzie Wiley to
Frank Staples, both of Brooklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27

Schedule in Effect from May Is until
June 30, 1900.
Commencing on above date steamer "Cath-
crime" will leave Rockland (B & b w6arf), upon
arrival of steamer from Boston, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday for Dark Harbor Egge-
moggin. Sargentvile, Deer Isle. Sedgwick.
Brooklin, South Bluehill and Bluehill.
RETURNING.
Every Monday, "wednesday and Friday
will leave Ellsworth at 80 n m (stage to Sur
ry), Surry at 500 a m, making landings named
above and will connect at Rockland on all pas
sages east and west with Boston & Bangor s.
s. Co.
o. A. CROCKETT,
Manager, Rockland Me.
Passengers wishing to take the boat will leave
word at Moons stable, Ellsworth.
*No connection with Boston steamers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27

There will be Fourth Of July celebra-
ton at Center. In the morning there
will be a bicycle parade and athletic
sports, In the afternoon q running race,
bicycle race and horse race. There will
be dancing afternoon and evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27
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DIED.

ATWOOD-At Bucksport, June 10, Mrs Susan
G Atwood, aged 50 years, months, 10 days.
MORGAN-At Surry, June %, Franklin w
Morgan, aged 50 years, months, days.
SELLERS-At Penobscot, June Il, Infant son
of Mir and Mrs Preston G Sellers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27


In 1898 Major Mckinley was reelected
governor OF Ohio. At the expiration of
his term he returned to Canton. He had
the confidence Of the people in his prin-
ciples and purposes and there was little
surprise when he was nominated on the
first ballot at the epublican national
convention at St. Louis In 1896. The
history OF that campaign and the issues
on which Mr.. Mckinley was elected are
too fresh in memory to need review, and
it would be impossible in this brief arti-
Gle to give review Of his successful
four years. administration.
Mr.. Mckinley was married on January
25, 1871, to Miss Ida Saxton, OF Canton.
Two daughters were born to them, one in
1871 and one in 1873, but both died in
early childhood. Mrs. Mckinley is a
woman of exceptional charm and nobil-
ity of character. The president is a mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27

Su ndays only-July s to Aug 20, leave Bangor
u 10 m, Ellsworth l2 Al pm; arrive Mt Desert
Ferry is p m. Bar Harbor 90 pm.
Daily, Sundays included, train for the
Washington County r X leaves Bangor at G5
a m. arriving ut Ellsworth at Z "a m, and at
Washington junction at 7 80 a m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
WaTase In s1weoen.

Die beiben 9ei9Is6ter buOen in
Sdpeoen tets getreunt, bic r6runtiz
mer" (r5rauen5immsr") babsn INNER
ibre eigsne 8absabtbeilung ooer ibre
beionbere Stunbs. Die Serrsn sebsn
5umeiit ben parmen Wannenbdbern
ben 8or5ug, ipUbet man ppn 9abspGrs
terinnen ansslegsntli6it sebiiritet pirb.
5rsmbe iinr gepObnli9 re6t psrbliifft,
penn bic iunsen SrOtens pGbrenb bes
Iustletbens gar feline Wiens maiden,
ii6 gu entfernen. Sus 8iiriten bss blos
BEN 8Drpers i'm parmeH Babe ion
auBerorOentli9 seiunb ietn, absr, tper
es nidt setpObnt lit, benz tpirb es au3
nidt leidt bebagen. Die 8iiriten Iinb
fol6e, pte man lie BEL uns nur gum
9telenifeuern perfpenbet unb bic 5r0s
Tens bear6eiten bdmit bic 2eute, dls
geIte es, einen @lspbanten gu itriegeln.
Sn ben 9Gbern Der pSruntimer" biz
ben bic fir unisrs 8sgrtffe ettpas abb
Tonberlide2lttraction Itatt Der 6iibifen
iungen .Sr0ten" dubsrit ele9ants RaIz
feure. Ra9 i6tpsoiIden 9sgriffen 1T
bic MuTage Elm isbr itanbes9emGBer
Grperb; man fiubst oaber ni6ts 2lnz
itOBiges odran, penn junge Sfficisre
it6 odmit einen HebenDerbienIt i6afs
fen. Spgur in uusldnSiI6en 9dbeorten
finbet man i9pebiIde 2isutenants als
Mafeure, tpslhe rur ale paar Sabre
naa Der !Setmatb Suriidtebren, nm
bort pieber etipas bds perna6ldFigte
&rieserpert ausSuiib.n. 9eTonbers bas
pornebme i9pebii6e Bah Maritranb
1T reid an militdriI6en MaEsurs,
attire 2ieutenants mafiren ba ben
gansen Sag. Die Miitter Der f9pebiz
iden Gomtefen lte6en es a6er ni6t,
tpenn lire SD6ter auber Der Mafagss
itunbe nit ben Serren b%ertebrsn. Sin
8aa : Gomtte serietb oaber emit in bic
grDbte 8erlsgenbeit: ais Sfficiere
mubten bic Serren gslaben iperben,
ats Wafeure absr iparen lie in Der
e%rtluipsn @eIeai6aft unmDaliG. 3us
IeBt purOen bic Serren bod gslabsu,
aber ie tparsn 10 tlllg, nidt gu err
ffeinen; tpesen elmer Ddlssrtour riss
ttrten fe nift gsrne lire 9unbI6aft.
Die SatisfattiousfGbi9teit Der Diff
tiere fpirO burh bic MaFase ni6t Be-
riibrt, benn in S6peben setpGbrt
iiberbaupt Rismano Satisfattion; bort
buelirt fi6 peber Der STUDENT nod Der
Gbelmunn. nod Der Officer; TGmmts
lids Obrfeisen unO IunItiaen 8slsibis
oungen iperSen rubig Bel 9eri6t cries
bigt.
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aber 1T bic Wtutterltsbs Der boflte uno
rsinite 8eitB elmer 5rau."
Sic i4pieg, uno duh tdl lamb mat
gletf bic rstten Worte fir oas tbrs
ur6tt9zbepunbernbe Stfihl, has MID
tief belpegte. als i'd oann tprsten
fpolte, 'tdnb lie ploBlt9 aut uno id9ts:
pa tommt meme Maris!" limb 3us
gletd stns ite sebsugt, gettiiBt, absr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
Die sonfFenie.
Bon Rpbert RoblrauIh.

Gs mar elm i6attiger, einidmsittler
Plab, serabe benz i6neepsiben Rotos
toi6lOb6en I'M tUnielidem Parte &c
geniiber, bas BON einem pertieften
SaIbrunb Der spei 5liigeI pie CUR
llmarmuug Der Sommenoen ausitreds
tie. Gtgsntli9 mar es nur elm Ielten
bcRubtes Sbeez poer 8dbebaus CUR
G~rgGnSuus bts sroben, peitub BON
ibm gelgenen SauptI6lofes, unO 10
ftanO es faft pGbreno bes ganSen Sab
res nit seI6Iofenen 6enitsrn uno 5srs
abgela1enen 8~orbdn9en in trGumerts
ider @inIamteit ba. Sin trdumeriz
fdes 8er9niigen ma es audi, BON Der
8ant ~gegeniiber 5u5ui6auen, fpie Der
bi6te S6attenteppi6 am 8ooen iid
aud an Der psibsn Daub b%inan5og,
fpie es Ii6 mad oben lpderte, unb pte
bic Sonne bort aus ben leidten Slodsn
Der Dipfelfdatten uno ben bdroden
Srnamenten bes9ebduoes nere, trduie
Sormen Sui ammenpob. Denn dber
bas gluse fi4 Sulebt abpanote, geblenz
bet BON Dem greapeiB Suriid9epObensn
2idt iiber benz Sdatten, 10 rubte es
germ auf ben gang nit SonnenI6ein
pOaseiogsnen, buntlen OipfeIn Der
alien 60bren gu beiOen Seiten, bic aus
Der 9aumpanb ringsum nit rothltz
den, a~itlofen Stdmmen bod empors
fpu9Isn unb Ii6 nar oben ~pinienhaft
ausbrsitstsn. 3uptiIen fhpamm cine
ipeibe, lsi6ts Dolte gang langldm bins
ter ibnen poriiber i'm unsrgriinbli6en
Simmelsblau, bas aud bur6 bic Siers
lihen MdI6en zines perIhnOrtelten.
brdunrptben Giiengitters duf benz fldz
den 9ade bes S9l0Bdsrs in unerlei
DobIseformten 5iguren beruNterIeu4s
tete.
sd bate lange 53eit bort seIefea,
unb tsin WsnI9 hattie mid 9eitSrt. IS
mar bic Stunbe, BON Der man Idgt:
Der grobe Ban fhldft", unb bic meis
fen SterbIidsn tbatsn ss inn pobl
nud. mir ieIbit mar fdIGfrig gu Nus
the sstpprosn, uno bic S4attsn uuf
Der petben Danb s~egeniiber fin3sn
Idpn an, mir gu sinsm aIsemeinen
Rebel 5uIammsnaufIiebsn, als Der Son
eineA Isi6ten, aber i6sinbur unii9er
f6leifsnbsu 5uBss mid aufbIiden Iisb.
IS mar sine SrauenseitaIt, bic duf
mi d Sutum; Te sin9 lansIam, porns
iiber esbeust, nit einsm Stod in Der
eineh Sanb. einsm Sdirm in Der n
bsrsn ii9 itiiBenO. aber ss mar ni9t
has @ltsr, bas lie 10 sebre6li9 ssmdht
bate. Sic tonnte b0ditens einise
breiBis SABRE adblen. ibrs 9sitalt mar
iugsnbli6 idlant, @sTtdt unb SGnos
nod faltenlOs frii6. lpenn aud mayer
uno blsid. 3usrit mar i9 drserIi4,
bab lie 10 brett auf meineu pIub gus
I~teuerts, bod riidts i9 bel Ssits, iObdlb
i'd ibrs Silfloiisteit bemertte, unO elm
bartender Bid aus ibren eroBsn,
braun.n, m.rtpiirbis sitis.n ausen
psriObnts mid idnsII. au4 fab iis
nun jba. obns mid irssnetpie 8u. it0s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

trtntsn, f9Iafen, ~iiberbaupt in allen
8eSiebungen unb 2asen, iupie in allen
Psrioben bes 2ebens unb BEL allen 9es
l~egenbeiteu, iei bies i'm Sriege Ooer duf
Der 5lu9t, in Ssuerss ober Sobesges
fubr, i'm Wofens ob,r uuf benz Sterile
Bette, iiberau unb INNER ben bO9iten
qnItano gu beobahten.
3um S6lufe nod einen bemertenss
pertben Paragrapben aus benz 9ineiis
I4en Sittencober: pile WGnner milf
fen, ippllen lie ibren Glteru niirbig oies
men, beim erIten Sabneni9rei (lbren
finb ben meiiten GbineIen unbetuunD
ibre !SGnbe paIfen, ibren Munb aus
ipiilsn, ibr !Saor tGmmsn, es nit bew
Neb sufdmmenbinben, nit Saarnabslh
befeItigen unb in elm 8iiI6el fle9ten;
fie miifen ben Staub abbiirIten, ben
Sut auTIeben, Die nit SrOboeIn se3iers
ten 8Gnoer binben, 9eintleiber unb
Rod anSiebsn, ben Giirtel umlegen,
bic 8etuf6ienen umbinoen, bic S9ube
antbun unb bie8dnber baSu feItbinben.
Mdo6en ober @eiber bdben eendu
basIelbs gu berri9ten, auberOem dber
NOD ibrsn porfiimeriebeutel ~an5ubGns
gen unb bic 6iibe forgfdltig in bic gee
IeBIi9e Sorm gu i6ienen. 9arauf
miifen tie in bas 3immer hires 8aters
pber ibrer Mutter, hires S9pieserpas
tiers uno ibrer S6rpiegermutter geben,
unb, ipenn lie eingetreten iinb, in leiIem
unb ~gefdaigem Zone fragen, oh lire
Sletoung ni4t gu tparm ober gu tiibl
Iei, leiosnbe &0rpertbeile reiben pber
briiden, unb tpenn bic @ltern bas
3immer psrlafen, miiFen lie bieIelbeu
Itiiben. gringen lie ben Wuidappurat,
10 mub bic iiingere Sodter pber Der
iiingere Subn bic S6ale prGientiren
unb bic ober Der iltere bas WdTer, unb
bic @ltern bsmiit6ig bitten, es biueins
3ugieben unb iih gu puIden, unb nads
benz oiss geidsben. oas SanOtu9 rei'
den. 0enn bic @ltsrn odnn su eEeH
puni6tn, miifen ie tbren ebrerbteflg
%uufnarten, ibnen bas reifen, mas lie
piiRiden, fe pdbrenb bss @feRs burn
ibr mtlbes genehmen aufbettern uno
tpsnn bic Mab!Seit gebalten 1T, leiie
ibrsn Riidtritt OoaSieben."
8liidli6eripeiie, fagt Sbruti6eff,
Ieben aud in China perniinftise Gltern
Elm, bab CUTE 2ebren geben meiit lei9s
ter 1T, ais bieie befolgen. Sdon nit
Der BON benz Ritualbuhe pprgeI9riebez
nen Morgentoilettr pirb es LANCE ribt
10 gendu genommen. ungepai6ene
8eii4ter uno no9 ungepaI9enere
SGnbe iiebt man, namentli4 BEL ben
nieberCn 8pltstlaFen, uuf S6ritt uno
Sritt; itttt bss y%iauter getGmmten
Saarbiif6els i'm NeBe" bdngt Dem Gbis
neien iein ~Ser5auIter unb ~perlduiter
s3opf iiber ben Baden. unb bic Chine
iinnen trasen itruppige S~rdbenneiter
auf ben S0pfen bsrum. Der tiinItli9e
4ufbdu bes gbignons 1T cine 10 Seitz
raubsnbe Qrbeit, bab iid bic pieIbes
f9Gftigten Srauen Der arbeitenoen
&laFen bieien Gurus b09Itens einmal
in Der Wo6s erIauben biirfen. Die
8orIdriften bes 2tzti bleiben alfo in
febr pielen SGuen frpmme Wiini9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
Die Sriefwa9e.

Der StuoioIus Suber Fat einen
redt bsgiitertsn prpOinsontel, Der Isbr
pobl i'm Stunbe pGrs, ben I6maler
Wstiel bes Reffen einigsrmaben aufs
subsFern. @lein Der alte Serr 1T Der
WIsinuna, Elm iunssr Menid miiFe
lsrntn audi nit fpenigem aus5utpmmen
unb Is9t baber Ieinsn 8risfen nismaIs
aud nur bic tleinite gautnots BEL.
Sefto rei9er aber iino oiefelben an 2ss
bensrsgsln. Grmabnungen unO mans
terIsi RatbTdlGgen, 10 oab ite nidt
ielten bds Der 6rantiruna our9 cine
s3e6npfenniemurte entipredsnos @es
pidt iiberidreiten unb Suber gu ieis
mem erpben 9erorub nod Strafporto
su be3u6len bat.
gr beidlieBt oaber, benz bieberen
Sntel BEL PATHFINDER 9eIessnbeit einen
bi:sbesiiglifsn Wint Su eeben unb
iiberisnbst Inn gu Ieiuem @eburtstass
neben BEN iiblihen rbsrali9itsn Slid
piinfGen" - cine 9riefpage nit beis
Qefiigtsr 8ortoture. Bis crop lit absr
Tt.ne 9srbIiiffung, ala na6 einiger 3eit
niecerum cine GpiIteI oss Sntels sins
trifft nit foIssnoer Radfdrift:
SD bate, Iie6er Reffe. nm MIDI
fir bic mir erpieisns Qufmsrtiumteit
erfenntlid Su 5sigen, meinem S9reis
ben sinsn 5iiuf5igmurti6eir beiees
f6tpFen, uber bdnt Der Don Dir ssitifs
tetsn 9riefpags srIab i6, ouB baun
basIelbe llebergepi6t erbalten hattie,
ipesbuIb i'd bas 9sIo piscer bsrauss
nabm."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
6 i'm neue 9Iume. Rut

= Cine neue 9Iume. Ruts
ter: rDas mahit 9u nur piebsr2
&annit 0u mir ni6t elm bis6sn in Der
WirtbI6aft belfen9" Sotter: rglsin,
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-26
EX-CONGRESSMAN LEWIS
Is IN BUTTE ENRoUTE TO CON.
VENTIoN AT KANSAS CITY.
Has Northwestern Support for Vice
Presidential Nomination-After
Montana Delegates.

James Hamilton Lewis, e~x-conPrea fan
from the state of Washington urrite@E;
the city last evening F0m Seattfe.~ NJ
Lewis has a national reputation as an
orator and was recognized as the leader
of the democrats in the house. He also
has the reputation of being the -besA
dressed man in his home town where he
is engaged in the practice of law. In fg-
ure and the manner in which he wears
his beard he greatly resembles Senator
W. A. Clark.
Mr.. Lewis Is en- route to Kansas City
to attend the national democratic con-
vention mex week. He is a prominent
candidate for vice president and 1t is I'M
.derstood that Mr.. Bryan has signif1ed his
willingness to accept him as a running
mate. MI. Lewis has the endorsement,
as 4 vice presidential candidate, of the
delegates from Oregon, Washington and
dorsement of the delegates from Mon
ana
With a divided democracy and two
sets OF delegates from Montana to the
national convention, however, Mr.. Lewis
is in a quandary and as yet has. made no
progress in his v He will remain
In the city until tomorrow.
Yes, I am a candidate for ~vice-presi-
dent said MI. Lewis smiling sweetly,
b u am ofraid the vice-presidency will
not come to the Pacific coast. It Is all
a question of geographical, ad~visability.
The nominations of Roosevelt on the re-
publican ticket will, I suppose have a
big influence with the democrats, Who
will also probably nominate a New York
a Tammany will decide that.
All this talk about Hill is I believe
premature and il-advised. Hill is too as
tute to be q candidate. He is wise enough
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Singer Office for best oil and needles. :
orton Bros. pianos and organs 30 N.
Main.
Hinkle & Dolman. lawyers. 1894 ows-
ley block.
DR.. Forsyth, dentist, has removed to
and 8 Owsley block.
DR.. MacNevin will return from the
east July ! to resume practice.
John N. Olson. teacher of violin and
mandolin. 81 West Park.
J. r. Reed has secured a barn at 335
South Main and will continue business
as usual.
Tinware. roofing, eavestroughs, smoke
stacks made to order. A. e. Jones, 26e
East Park.
Charles Langlois has opened the Pride
Of Butte stables. for boarders and
livery.
The last social to be given at night at
Columbia Gardens this season will be
iven his evening.
Mrs. s. D. Beebe. for advanced or ele-
mentary piano forte lessons. 43s South
Wyoming.
Young German canaries, warranted
singers, only $3.50 each. Butte Bird
Store, s. West Broadway.
Two large front Offices for rent. ad-
joining mine, In the Telephone building.
81 e. Broadway. by DR.. Wells.
Now Is your opportunity. Only "A few
more of the California Oil stocks left.
Purchase at once. A. G. Allan. room 6.
Dorothy block. =
Wanted-All fathers and plasterers to
keep away from Butte on account Of
trouble. Ed Grosser, secretary Building
Trades council.
Manitou Mineral Water is properly
designated as a table water. It's soft
ness n refreshing taste make it go
fine with meals. 25c a bottle. Montana
Liquor company, state agents. =
A new store, a new building, a new stock
on harnesses, a new stock Of saddlery, a
new stock of everything in the harness
line, but an old Butte harness man. N.
J~ubinville, East Park near Arizona. .