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Oyre 6reier.
&aBt ieuS50,000 &i8fiite. iOm itaar
ct S5O0,0 900 Wauip!enm.

hrs. 6rancss 9. 9taer | @iLmtngz
ton, Mtasi, er opo. !Sun b!eD laJt /
en- &iits. ipm tuiteOe $4,000, o8 JON
bun Ielp bapDe label 9isrs for to 4ar
Iioen. Stlten btep iut ! ct MauIoIeum,
iom tpiter 100000, % bleO bn8get at
benos ps benoes fprite WtunO.
@fter i'm fgrite Wtdnbs DEB IOrbdu>
Ieoe Mrs. Siler Samfunoet ped at
pgte lin Stuff, Ystsr SurettIe, JON mob
ct fort @soerlog / 9enge git inD pua at
foranbre tit Napn til !9iler. Gn gtiece
al Wtrs. Si1er proteitereOe moo 2Ggtes
Itabet, og grpuuppet, ION ituioe bape
Ituaet 15oe Mdrts 1898, bleO uoiat
til 2oen Npril FANNIE 4ar.
Sursttle fit en- grunoie 9ragt prpgl
at ben imutte Niece, ipm teriteoe Ies
paa bans 9opeo meo en- porapIp, inotil
ban blsp reoost at fin pproenoe grup.
Scr grbauppet unbsrIt rsO ban en-
Opsrenstomit, bpori ban frdIagoe fig
fine Snteresier iOm benpes MtanO i
henoes fore SO. Som @eoerlag bsrs
for CAB Mrs. Siaer BAN en- W9ngoe
@ienpom.
Gilbert 80. Rneripn al Detroit iasbe
efter mrs. !Silsrs 9ggteItab meo 8us
fen, at, bun bapoe beDt 6um.om at
gifte fig meo benoe. SUN lopsoe BAN
100000 tontant og oesforuoen 200
0aler ON Maaneoen, bpis ban piloe
blipe bsnoes @gtefaae. Gigeleoes To-
bebe bun at tsitamentere BAN ben DGrz
oifulosite Del at lit 80. 9an afiIog
bisie slimrenbe Silbub og agtebe en-
batter gige / Detroit. W&rs. Silsr
benaster Mr. Rperions puaitan0s.
Oct bar 8psninsen at bet toitbare
Muaioleum, Tom siorbe 9iIsrs be-
rsmts. Mrs. SiQer fit Sheen, ba be
6apos miitet ale be % 9srn, Tom bar
fsbt. SUN Oalste be toitbarsite Wates
%rialer. og WauIoleet bleO bpgset uoer
9enipn til lloeiftsr. 8agssne bar
fem Sob tptts.
Saa Tom Sheen ON at 6psse tofts
bare Sitter ener Sartofagsr. Sels
gerben bIep giennemIsgt eftsr ijelone
Srniorter. MRS. t5iasr betulte $1,000
for planter for be fore California
Rebnocotr9r os $500 for Sra fra
2ibdnons Gebrs; men ale bleO tasistst
os bet met upfsate Mabogni fra Spo
Qmsrita blep itafFet til 8ngning af
aiiterne, ION bar tint u~oftuarne.
Otter Ser. Siasrs 9so bsgpnbte
hrs. Siler at t1nte pda 2igbragt til
fig ielp. Den pbre Siols bar at ben
rigeite Silte, betoreret meb 500 Odrbs
bdonbtiloirtebe Siltetniplingsr % tans
fret meb 5000 enselite 5uiinofrbb,
fom bar brob.ret at be bDgtigfte aunfts
mere / Jrantris. 9iolen bar fritet
meb 800 Sslptrose. Den fpitebe
$4,000, os llnb.rIassne toitebe S.,
600 iii.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-19
ispfnina Nd I'm eparte.

FRA grsIaub mstbes at ct Rompani er bIet sanusi
forat ueuhtie en- M 9rptniuasprpets uosu sparts peo
at aHSense elsffrteitet % isrif prrsareret Sipir.
Iet a~niases, at ON tort lib oil esnue nas Esthcss
ti aImineelis iHoisrt os owitsoe aus saule sYeihci
Der. Ter or Doe en- Tina. tom bar m~ooiiaaei ATE pne
3aa'uuo. nemIis Spitefters Rgapebiitsrs, Der bar
mango eiierIiausre men he I'm eiss ism ct RisssI
mob ALE gldvss. sspsrs co 3ubp0Ios'nssemme % ioH
en- Iouii % Slpeicrnptr. 7etie uOusrtruiHe @sioSsl
bar perst BET amsrt,ani'e 5Olis 5tauparesgsbleiu
be ioiis so siar. Sei err c. piouuoerfl3t gaioesl mob
3uspspfia. aki 5orpeietie. Galseitbsr SspHIssheb.
5srfoppsIie % Rsruasbeo. Est iorsbpseer aaiaa
RaIaria co apIoiebsr. Sst sisHrY5nsser bet al
i,aIteos spitsm % iprinusr BET msO risi. rset Blob.
let hoIor TaueH | COB SroeH o. ~rssHlerer 3neppl.
Gene. grsp bet, o. De oil lite BIZ ItHfst.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-19
SnoptfIet Sl9gtfabSs
forbolo.
~ ~ ~
(SprtiRttes.'

"Sa, nj ifal De bare bpre, booroan
bet err" iagbe en- al Batienterns /
Sinbsipseanitalten til 9assu. Seq
bier fjenot meo en- ing gnte, iom baooe
en- uoren Steobatter, os si'tebe mig meb
Grfen. Senere siiteoe min 5aber iis
mso Dor S%tebbatter, os berpeo blsp
mit q tone Spigermober til lin SSi9er.
iaoer, min Stebbntter blep min Mooer,
90 min 5absr bleo min Gteoign, iors
itaar 7e BET? Saa 1T min StebmUoer,
min aores Stebontter, Ell Ssn. Gut.
ten par raturliguis min grpoer, iiben
ban bar min Sabers Ssn; men ban
par paa iomms 5ib ssn of min apnes
Stebbaiter os altlaa benbes garnebaru;
berpeo blep jeg geoiteiaber til min
Stebbrooer. Saa iii pin apne en- Ssn.
Wtin Sui9ermooer, min Z Ems StsbiBs
tier, er altjaa hans 9sbitsmooer, iioen
ban er Barn iii benoes Sisoisn, Miu
5aoer er nit 8arns Suossr, fproi bets
Stebigitsr er bans &une. Seq er Bros
Der til min egen Sgn. iom Osiad sr
Sgn al min Steobebitemober. Seq er
min Mpbers Suoger, min Some er
Gante III it sget Barn, min Ser er
min 5aoers @cUp, % ies er min e9en
8eoiteiaoer-nei ies fan life bploe be!
mil"
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-19
Rrisen / Qfrifa.

Ser Itiaer Ell RDg ira ITrtias Soro,
Zen Ipreoes % trGtter mob Sfp;
llo ItIGrer Sptr ipm fra 9rafnlbe Moro
8laubet mieo 8aabneres @nD;
Rnlorcuoe 1rber Glebeien Jig irem
Sproueuot meo blootlisiet Spor.
Gneurere areDieu alt trGftcs ON benz
Som rrlia bar bp9ot line iintpIe Sjem
Ser ube Yaa Afritas 3oro.
Sa efter ION 9ampcn al Nennelfeblpo
Gia mprtere teguer mob SIP,
llobrpler Sriten meo iinosip9t Moo
Git te-deum / 2ano og On;
On eammel 0pinoe i @nlotGIr' Sam
Sa patriciit 8iraf
Gtal battle @arbuuoreoets ltcre Stam
ga siprc "Magterne" ipaS' os tam
Spr G~ulolpJnens iiione sag.
.Sntriaer % Ban er bet Ao'omitbrep,
Com Sriterue letter peo
Zen g9etsatt, ipm 9oloerne ielu ueltrsp =
YrGmisierue ipl9er % nteo.
Web "et / for II % ier for ipo"
Gfol Sarobeb o. Sict iptIes al
vi Samtioens arseiie GDper % 3pp;
Ga gsouen, tpis biGpelIte gr'ne'p c
"lpp!",
sSpr Griteo o. 5reb sraper Graf =.
anoreas SttoIon
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-19

sgrs G ". GarIa. Rlripn. 3uo Der pa. ogtst
,pa ginreuis, rrirsr: ",lea uar met, tlHce liie ,eos
rler ipiis. oa BET ali hrntt9t nteoptt sa3s.he ''5y ~
s Sr mn ialp,tSnpis itia % sioer Sesss' slcos ~nr'
her belle gGrtu peripr.
ROOFS hos alt ZrussIi'sr-
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-19
Eippinerbreoe.
H., far manOt at aiennem
|eHlF, .ssnfer. Spcrfrigen.
CO. eepa"a'".

aio HIba8s nltOosl,s isa
t.DsaI.ts en- Rati' SOloa a...
r. lar ijt al mango l'iis
t.Im~,a i,s life fsil uHosflsi'
nsss sars ot'One o0srla'ls
IN, It amerilanit 0a9Dldo.
irsrs mootat en- bel Sunte
y, gr.ss ia ben famine Out
;,,t Qpo Il, at msOpsle, pOdO
- ,oot. 8oaO ieg meooes
,.,r62not, % Den oelplll9e
L., ss.rnt,, Al SreOens sr
+Ii 5nar4ait % uOe ! 6slteIl.
,..,,r oylpisr, at ban baooe
r., 7a,Sia ! I'll NisfOritaaslfs,
LII, grso IA, 1t aaptein Hles
.,,,t pda uoitilinsen / Stodz
F.sr ro,n bennttet "YoItsn"s
,-nosss De oenligit ON at
IA gstsIis,
L. +; d, iom far gsnnsr,
t--,, eaet aieROinger bIanot
|s,.,r o,rborts p1a 5iIippinerne,
La Nj, at isnoe benz no9le 2lns
/. N ID. g.aoe og 3iosIfrifter
Er-g n os pgiaa glade for.
Or.
n. 3. T., December 2Soe 1899.
|gn Ntn!
sar ipos 5uIstio man tpr fig
Enft' o.i.p. ignger 5 MI al
b. 2rit O%sr5iemme. 0etts er
|aan Sui, icg lille bar tunnel
\ min Stemme meo be eprise
gRnneilsrs / Ifipngelle al
Eslinots, 6iemli9e Sang. 5ors
MI ia "8uie" / en- "2umber=
II ginn., III en- limpel Solodt
If T}iIt ira be Ssns. BRA
"gter 6pnt" oiIOe II:
air, Ns beors." llrores paa,
n tprmtr til at fsire Sui /
!. Oh burOe lite BIZ forbauisi,
"a Ut IA fl ct 9reO meo Boil
h SSj5si. &Ionoits, RoropoIen
ID Il arott Steo uosnfor Joltez
r.As jig bar turet Sulen -
4 mart iagt. s Sus % Dus
h isjIst ben, men bog lite meo
% ! 6uIOItab. st par
ir Sul fit jeg en- nsoerorestig
Of snne MaIariafebsrsn, %
fig til Opsr 5sitoassn,.
t'trt1 tr en- fGl Pluge. Mau
Jornutten og ale San1er,
IN hoIosy pau. Mdn feler
NOD d; % ale, 9elsn, tisnoes
ION Bin, og De minoite 9eoGs
Z a7'trn9enoe. Oct isr nriten
at 'nhosr SoIpdt fer mda
a3'd oeHnf StiGrsilD, os bet
~ ct man itts er III mep en-
Killer. 6pormange Gram
'Ia9te, oso ies lille; lner
\ YiI' tfter ben anpen ruQeOe
0Noommen iprat tililut.
nag 7olotts GER itorurteoe sgefts
i 9n tdt3oIite airts. Dor.
II nar ajrten, oa Der gaar
. 9ang ira bore Bum up til
aIteret, BET eueIte al
0"""'dI man ian tdlSe
''' ottor'ret meo forNisligc
! SananosbIaot % aroet,
Srr'tar's WansfolOig6so al
IN Rl'rtsr. Preiten / fit Ssis
u 'ar naturIispis 5eItlis6es
.'n. % Sol. Naar ban fob
'aa IItsret, OeIiigncoe ;sollet,
S'i0onoet, tpsieos aruIifret.
'o' .i8ns en- "SortelioIe" fra
4ar9unOreos. Dan
'F''3 l9i' i bans 2tniigt, mems
" ! sl'nn'm &irten og be-
'n' S9rn meo giepunb,
. .@ oOerIe8enbeo. San bite
Ut EaiQe gmbeOs, at ban
y" '9 aniet at fine enfoleia.
VA ben 5pieite Subs Gjener.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
THE PRAYER MEETING.


II strenuous soul be sad, so much
the worse for him and his cause. So
far he is a man of mistake and I'M
faith. He is trying to shoulder more
of the universe than one man can car
ry. More than a man can carry COM
fortably is a mans share; there is so
much TO be carried. We ought to
strain and stagger at times, but not to
stagger long faced. Let US trust God.
and right in the strain we may find our
mouth filling with His gift of laughter.
Loneliness. moroseness, discomfort, i'm
patience. anxiety-leave them for I'M
righteousness. The grim face. the
''brow contracting sort" belongs not
to one who feels as he walks that he
walks with God. For him the open
look, the laughing eye the ready greet
ing to any and all. as from "A heart at
leisure from itseIf."-Rev. W. c. Gan
nett
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
CONVENTION NOTES,

Thursday morning, throug h'the courte-
sy OF Mrs. A. w. Clark, several of the WIS.,
itors enjoyed delightful drive to the
Seawaii, making a call on DIR. Abbie NJ.
Fulton, where they were most cordially
received.
1t mey be OF interest to white ribboners
to know that Mrs. Robbins, the county
president, Is now improving In health,
and hopes to be about again in few
days. She deeply regretted her inability
to meet her friends at the convention.
Mrs. E. b. Stanley, OF the Stanley
house. finding NEST of the Stonington
and Deer fsle delegates to be relatives.
planned a dc lightful little "family party
at her cottage. The party consisted Of
Mrs. Stanley, Der mother, Mrs. Lucy A.
Benson. Miss Villa and Derby Stanley,
Mrs. Linda Tracy, Mrs. Hettie II. Law
ton, Mrs. Maybelie q. Handy, Little
Miss Elms Cole Handy, Merle Tracy,
Mrs. r. $. Warren. Mrs. V. Cess and
Mrs. Rose Arey. Miss Jennie Haskell,
the only one not OF the family, accom-
panied the Stonington ladies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
W. &. r. L. CONVENTION.
Hancock County White Ribboners
Meet at Southwest Harbor.

Hancock County White Ribboners
Meet at Southwest Harbor.
The annual convention OF the Hancock
county W. c. T. U. was held at Southwest
Harbor Tuesday and Wednesday OF last
week. The weather was pleasant, hut
though every local union in the county
was represented. the delegations were
smaller han usual. The absence OF the
county president, Mrs. Lillian NJ. Rob
bins, of South Deer Isle, because of ILL.,
ness, WIS greatly regretted. Her place as
presiding officer WAS ably filed by Mrs.
Helen &. Rice, Of Boston, the lecturer.
The opening reception took place Tues
day afternoon. After the quiet devotional
half hour, social speeches by the ministers
present, Ress Messrs. Brook aud H. I'll 1h,
and Mr.. Charles Abbott, werc enjoyed.
This was followed by The Candren's
Hour", very interesting feal ure.
About fifty school children were present
with their teachers. Mrs. Goss tstked on
mercy topic, Mrs. Ann F. Gree y assisting
her with charming bird story. Mrs.
Rice captivated all with her bright .ay Of
enforcing lessons upon TIE receptive
minds of the children.
Tuesday evening had many interesting
features. There were scripture reading
by Miss NJ. A. Carroll, prayer by Mrs. II.
G. Rice and singing by large class OF
girls. the address OF welcome by Mrs.
A. W. Clark was bright and cordial. The
welcome by Rev. g. IL. Heiiion had for
its keynote the faithful work of the
women contras,ed with the general at
tltude OF men on he temperance question.
The witty response Of Mrs. Violette Co.'s
put the audience in good temper. Echoes
from the National W. c. T. L. at Seattle,
by DR.. Abby NJ. Fulton, WAS a fine de-
scription OF a great event.
Pest District Templar Z. A. Moore gave
a ringing speech defining in no uncertain
measure his ideas OF the prohibitory law.
Mrs. Rice closed with II stirring appeal
10 save our boys and girls.
Wednesday morning after the executive
meeting and the devotional half hour led
by Mrs. NJ. A. Stanley, business was taken
up. After roll call and the reading OF the
constitution, committees were named.
The report of the corresponding secreta-
ry, Mrs. Il. S. Warren, showed the ability
and energy with which she gathers stats
tics. Reports OF local unions by their re-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Dear dunt MGdqe:
You were right in thinking that / had heard
the old couplet. ] do not remember where or
when first heard made use of it, but IL Is
often repeated by me and always ending with
gour words, land women too" in extenuation
of my many foibles and idiosy ncrasies.
dc not think thai " hen asked, or though.
OF asking, for what designated as "a frivolous
piece" that had such a thought that you were
getting frivolous" neiiher did l when read
your selections of "Aronnd the World", but the
thought did occur that you. too, might be
frivolous.
When learned that near ueighbor and
sehooimate had retained the poem OF the "Dy III <
Soldier all these years on the walls of memory,
and had no idea of 1t, while she had no idea /
ever desired to obtain the piece, felt could
not receive 1t direct from her lips or pen, but
she must send 1t to me through your column that
others whose curiosity may have been aroused
might read IT. 1t will awaken old memories to
many, 10 doubt
Dear Friends Of our Column:
Some of you Will remem Der that the
frivolous piece" Mrs. X. refers to, is the
one she inquired for which related to
reasons one woman gave for applying for
divorce. l suppose it is not quite justice
to the contributors to our column to sup
press all the "hits" we editors receive.
How many lines OF work the different
ones are following who are interested in
our column Ego" "Naillil," "Janet, y
your special efforts this month have been
directed to temperance work. "E.', |
hope each day finds you recovering your
health and strength. Esther and Aunt
Madge exchanged personal greetings a
few days ago. Faith" "Flayille,"
"Azella." &c ,""Aunt Do7cas," "A Daugh-
ter" k" and many other old friends,
there is a place for each Of you here.
"Flossie" kindly sends the addresses Of
two who do wesving-Mrs. J. r. Shuman,
Great Pond, Maine, and Mrs Serena Silsby,
Amherst, Maine.
In the recipe for baked eggs given by
Sc" a week or two ago, six eggs should
be allowed to a pint of milk. Serve in
individual dishes. AUNT MApGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

injurious to the morals OF our county, and
travesty on our State prohibition law;
(4l expressing belief in the prohibition
law; (5l denouncipg the State legislature
for so Tnisconstruing the law that IL Is 40
better than a license law; 90 condemn
ing war; t7-s) Acknowledgement OF
women; t9-1o) thanks to Willard union,
to the trustees OF Union church, to Mrs.
Rice, and xpressing sorrow for the illness
of the county president.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
Hlutual Benefit Column


The PURPOSES of this column are succinctly
stated in the title and motto--it Is for the mu
tual benefit, and aims TO be helpful and hopeful
Being for the common good, 1t Is for the com
mon use--a public servant, a puryeyor OF In
formation and suggestion, a medium for the In
terchange OF ideas. In this capacity II solic!tf
communications, and its success depends large
ly on the support given 1t In this respect. Com
munications must lie signed, but the name oil
writer will not be printed except 10y permission
Communications will be subject to approval OF
rejection by the editor of the column, but none
will tie rejected without good reason. Address
all communications to
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth, Me.
Mutual Benent Column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

The resolutions adopted by the conven-
ton embraced % insistence upon tenn
persnce instruction In schools; t2l refer
ence to the canteen law as disgrace to
the government and evidence OF the
power OF the liquor interests; (3)" that
fining rumseIiers instead OF sending The III
to jail as the law directs. and usir &
the money received from fines for
enIarging and besutifying jsils and
court houses is wicked in its inception,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU +?

If not, Drink Grain O-made from pure grains
A lady writes; 'The first time | made Grain.O
! did not like It but after using 1t for one week
nothing would induce me to 20 back to coffee"
1t nourishes and feeds the system. The chill
dreu can drink IL freely with great benefit. /,
Is the siren gthening substance OF pure grains.
Get package to-day from your grocer, follow
the directions In making II and you viii have u
delicious and healthfnl table beverage for old
and young. l5c- and 25c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

master, I'll follow Thee; follow
Whittier Thou wilt commando"
'sTarry thou there by LIES milestone.
Lending helping hand"
''Master, I'll follow Thee; follow
Whittier Thy steps shall leadr'
sFollow the furrow Of sorrow,
Dropping My precious seed"
srMaster, I'll follow Thee; follow
Whittier Thy hand shall pointl"
sYonier-in pain and in prison
Go, and their wounds anointl"
Lord. / viii follow Thee ever.
Even unto the endi"
sBear thou the burdens OF others;
90 shalt thou be Ny friendi"
! --Philzdeiphia Public Ledger
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
advertisements.
KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN
Miss Frederick Letters Show How She
Relied on Mrs. Pinkham and Was
Cured,

Miss Fredericks Letters Show How She
Relied on Mrs. Pinkham and Was
Cured.
DEAR Mrs. PrSKHAM:-I have a
yellow, muddy complexion, feel tired
and have bearing down pains. Menses
have not appeared for three months 4;
sometimes am troubled with white
discharge. Also have kidney and blad-
der trouble.
/ have been this way for a long time,
and feel SO miserable thought would
write to you and see if you could do me
any good Miss EDNA FREDERICK,
Troy, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1899.
DEAR Mrs. PINkHAN II have used
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound according to directions, and can
say have not felt SO well for years as
do at present. Before taking your
medicine a more miserable person you
never saw. l could not eat or sleep,
and did not care to talk with any one.
Now feel SO well / cannot be CRATE full
enough to you for what you have done
for me. Miss EDNA FREDERICK, Troy,
Ohio, Sept. 10, 1899.
Backache Cured
DEAR MRS. PISKHAM II write to
thank you for the good Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound has done me-
1t Is the only medicine I have found
that helped me. I doctored with one
of the best physicians in the city of
New York, but received no benefit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
Volcanic EIuptions

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
OF joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them !;
also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises.
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains.
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only % cts. box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by S. d. WIeGIN, Druggist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Flowers that come from loved hand
should be more priced than diamonds
Friendship is like a good horse
when it is aged, you don't work it SO
hard.
1t Is better to sacrifice ones love of
sarcasm than to indulge in it at the
expense of a friend.-Christian In
structor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Miss Gush-Do you like classical music
Mr.. Sourdrepp? Mr.. Sourdropp-Yes
Miss CUSHION, | am SO ad. Do you
not find it great inspiration, sublime
thought aud true beauty? Mr.. Sourdropr
Not exactly. like it because no blith-
ering idiot can beat time TO it with his
foot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

THE DYING SOLDIER.
Twas night on the battlefield;
Far away from his home,
a gallant young soldier
Lay dying alone.
No friends stood around him,
No comrade was near,
To cheer his lone heart,
Or his last words to hear.
He thought of his father,
His mother so dear,
His sister and brother,
And wished they were there.
OF his home where the
Magnolia river flows by,
And, Oh, how he wished
He could go there and die.
But no, he must die
There away all alone,
Away from his kindred,
His friends and his home.
upon the CO q Krounu
Where his blood flowed so fast,
This young soldier knew
He would soon breathe his last.
The storm of the battle
swept DER him that day.
Where wounded and bleeding
Aud dying he lay.
With prayer bresthed to heaven
For her be loved best,
This young soldier peacefully
Sank to his rest
Twas night on the battlefield,
Far away from his home,
A gallant young soldier
Lay dead and alone.
But sweet smile still rested
Upon his pale face,
As the soldier was laid
In his last resting place.
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-10
President Mckinley Reelected By An
Overwhelming Majority
Republicans Will Also Control Both Branches
of Congress.

evening
that election Mckinley
half eight O'Clock OF the
districts Indicating that
Bryan plurality
n
side beyond all OF New
reduced
majority.
the night this judgment The
Republican plurality
greatly reduced.
Michigan Da
Republican Delaware Virginia had
Western
to
before 10
o'clock
rounced that o asleep
story easily briefly ticket
puraies greatly
froml
o anlI from to or
The roll o / apparently follows:
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-10
missouri. Clos. but Democratic.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 1.-Returns from
forty out of the ia counties In the
state indicate a decreased Democratic
majority In the state. which VIII ag-
gregate about 10000 or 12.0O0. IL the
ballots continue at the same ratio. The
Democratic decrease In the state is
counterbalanced by the big Democratic
gain OF 1900 in st. Louis. Congress
man Alexander NJ. Dockery Dem D is
elected governor by about 5000 plu-
rality. and the Bryan electors will 20
In by about 10000 plurality.
The Democrats claim the legislature
by ;ifty majority on joint ballot.
La Junta tribune., 1900-11-10
New Ysrk.

New York, Nov. G.-Returns from the
state show the reelection to Congress
Of Littauer. Rep. from the Twenty sec
ond district: Emerson, Rep, from the
Twenty-third: Driscoll, Rep. from the
Twenty-sevenih: Serene r. Payne,
Rep. from the Twenty eighth. and Ed
ward b. yreeland, Rep, from the Tbir-
ty-fourth.
In the Wall street district, which in
cludes the borough OF Richmond, Stat
en- Island, Nicholas Muller, Dem. Is
probably elected. Republicans concede
the election of William Sulzer. Dem.
In the Eleventh district, and Democrats
that John $. Hill has been beaten by
William Ii. Douglas, Rep. in the dis
trict now represented by William As
tor Chenls.r. Dem.
Amos ]. Cummings and George II.
Mcclellan. both Democratic members
Of the present House. have undoubted-
ly been reelected. Interest centers In
the canvass OF o. ii. +. Belmont In the
Thirteenth district. and at II o'clock
he was several hundred votes ahead of
his rival. William X. Wilcox.
Binghampton, y. Y, Nov. G.-George
W. Ray. Rep. has been reelected to
Congress In the Twenty sixth district.
Buffalo, y. Y. Nov. G,-The Thirty
second congressional district gives Ma
han. Rep, lT.T32; Ryan. Dem. 1s,OSi.
Poughkeepsie. Nov. 6.-John ii.
Eetcham. Rep. Is elected to Congress
in the Twentieth district.