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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-06
PEK1N. ego Grudnia.

KompletnlelsZe oDoJe WSpolnie
zamierzaja pracowac mad zaprowa-
dzeniem reform dla kraju pozada-
nych. Ale cabinet potrzebuje
gwaftownie zmiany. Lu Czuan
Lin jest niebezpiecznie reakcyj'
nym. Czu Hang Czi jest chwiej-
nym idzie "a pradem chwili. Ma
miejsce tych dw6ch ministr6w ma
lezafoby zamianowac MEOW czy-
nu. Ksiaze tez zapewnia, ze dw6r
cesarski przybedzie do Pekinu W
oznaczonym czasie, to jest 10 sty-
cznia.
Colon, ego Grudnia. -
Dowodzca powstahc6w gen. Do
mingo Diaz poddai sic wczoraj z
10 towarzyszami W Gorgona woj.
skom rzadowym. Reszta jego zof-
merry / o6cer6w jednakowoz przy-
leczyfs sie do wojska gen. Porras,
kt6ry zamierza dalszy stawic op6r.
Gen. Alban valley obecnie z gro
madami powstancow, kt6re pod
dow6dztwem generafa Lorenza
zajefy stanowiska pod Aguadulce.
WASHINGTON, ego drudnia. -
w senacie rozpocze}y sic wczoraj
debaty mad kwestya anarchizmu'
Senator McComas z Maryland
przemawiaf W sprawie noweli przez
siebie wniesionej, W kt6rej domaga
sig kary smierci dla tych, ktorzy
robia zamachy ma representative
rzadu, lub do mich nak}aniaja. Sc
nator Hoar radzii, by wszystkie
rzady wsp6lnie obraiy jakaS wy
spe celem deportowania tamze a.
narchistow.
Personal---very. wyznaczyf ko-
komitetem do urzadzenia wsp6lnie
komitet izby obchodu za}obnego
smierci McKinleya.
Senator Penrose przedfozyf no.
wele tyczaca sie obostrzenia ustaw
imigracyjnych. Domaga sic W
niej, a5eby wszyscy przybysze, z
wyjatkiem obywateli st. zjedn.,
Kanadyjc3yk6w i Meksykan6w
placili pogl6wne po So, azeby ME
dopuszczano do ladowania, idyo.
tow, paupr6w i ludzi dotknietych
nieuleczalna lub wstretna choroba.
Kompauiom okretowym pod kara
mi ma bye zabronione wabienie
emigrant6w "a pomoca ogfoszen.
NEW YORK, ego Grudnia. -
World" donosi, Se Theodor Mol
| kinten zamierza konno dosta6 sic z
New Yorku do Chicago W przecie-
gu 7 dni. Jesli mu sie to uda, to
okaze sie najlepszym dystansowym
iezdzcem ma swiecie. Dotychczas
"a takiego uchodzi 6w o6cer ME-
miecki, kt6ry Wiednia do Berli-
ma konno przebyf droge W 81
dniach: ale odlegtost New Yor-
ku do Chicago jest wieksza, a mad
to Molkinten Gaia podr6z chce
przeby6 ma jednym tylko koniu.
Jest to byiy konny artylerzysta
armii niemieckiej.
SCRANTON, Pa, ego Grudnia. =
Wczoraj rozpoczeia sic roczna kon-
wencya organizacyi American
Federation of Labor% Zebrafo
sic 275 delegat6w, niektorzy nawet
Europy i z nowych posiadiosci
st. Zjednoczonych. Kilka msnda.
[ tow zosta1o zakwestyonowanych,
miedzy mimi jeden Central U
nion" W Chicago. Mandat z ,,Cen.
trail Labor Union" z Richmond,
Va, zakwestyonowano z powodu,
se ME przyjmowafa ona unij me-
gerskich. - Prezydent Samuel
Gompers otworzyf konwencya o
godz. 10 rano, John Devine, pre-
zes lokalnego komitetu recepcyj.
nego powitai delegat6w, a Com.
pers odpowiedziaf. Przedpo}ud.
MEM zamianowano komitety, po.
pofudniu urzednicy sk}adali rocz.
ne sprawozdania. Do organizacyi
naleaaio d. 81 Pazdziernika 81 kra.
| jowych imiedzynarodowych iowa
rzystw rekodzielnicych, 327 miejs-
/
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-06
Telegrar11y.

Wszystkie debaty mad taryfa byfy
z tego wzgledu zajmujace, re pre-
mawiaf Bebel, jeden przyw6dz-
COW socyalistycznych, ktory umie
wywolywac sensacye. Przemawiat
on naturalnie przeciw novel; ivy
szedfszy z zaiozenia, Re W Mem
czech dwojaki jest nar6d; pladru'
jacy pladrowani, dowodzif, ze no.
wela krzywdzi lud pracujacy j dla
magnat6w tylko jest korzystna
ochrania tylko ich interesa. Odpo-
wiadali mu pruski minister fnan-
sow baron v. Rheinbaben l mini
ster handlu Moeller.
Gazety tuteisze omawiaja de-
monstracye antiniemieckie W Ca
licyi Warszawie j wzywaja Rad
austryacki rosyjski do energi-
cznego wystapienia przeciw tako-
wynn.
PRETORIA, ego Grudnia. =
Wczoraj wojska brytyjskie zabrafy
naraz wiecej jehc6w boerskich, niz
kiedykolwiek W jednym dniu Cd
kilku miesiecy. Try oddziafy
brytyjskie razem zabraly ESQ jen-
COW. Gen. Bruce Hamilton ma
padf ma ob6z boerski W poblizu
Ermelo, major Dawkins W poblizu
dystryktu Waterbury, a general
Methuen W poinocno.zachodn
czesci Transwalu. W kazdem z
tych stare po obu stronach straty
byfy nieznaczne.
HAeA, ego Cru d MA. =
Znowu ME powiodia sic proba ME.
kt6rych czionk6w izb, by nakfonic
ministeryum spraw zagranicznych
do wdanis sic wojne pofudniowo
afrykanska. Minister von Lynden
oswiadcsyi, re Rad ME jest W sta
ME W sprawie oboz6w koncentra-
cyjnych uczynic mic wiecej, niz
bronic swych wfasnych podda-
nych.
2 Amsterdamu donosza. ze kr6-
Iowa jej maizonek wczoraj wsp6l-
ME przechadzali sic, potem prze-
jechaii sie po parku zamkowym.
Byf to niejako dowod ma to, il
wszelkie gazeciarskie plotki ich
niezgodzie ME maja podstawy.
LoNDYN, 6go Grud n a. -
Miasto wydaio wczorai bankiet ma
cze5c ksiecia ksieznej Walii "
ratuszu winszowafo parze ksia-
zecei szcze5liwego powrotu z po-
| dr6zy po cesarstwie brytyjskiem.
Pomiedzy najwybitniejszymi gosc-
mi znajdowali sie lord Salisbury,
lord Rosebery panstwo Chamber
lain. Polityczne zabarwienie mia.
10 tylko przem6wienie lorda Sails
bury, kt6ry zaznaczyf, be wpraw-
| dzie Anglia wiaSnie teraz ma duzo
nieprzyjaci6t potepiajacyoh jej po-
stepowanie, ale "a to uroczystosc
obecna swiadczy, il Rad cieszy sic
zaufaniem j poparciem wfasnego
narodu, co rzecza jest najwazniej-
sza.
PARYz, ego Grudnia. -
znany socyaIista Jaures dowodzi
W artykule ogfoszonym W Petit
Journal, ze ogolne rozbrojenie by
ioby mozliwe jedynie W tym wy
padku, gdyby Francya wyrzek}s
sie wszelkich my5li o rewanzu.
Dodaje tez, re socyalisci 50 zwolen-
nikami ostatecznego i trwstego po-
koju, opartego ma og6lnem i bez.
warunkowem rozbrojeniu W ca}ej
Europe.
RzYM, ego Grudn Ia. -
Obiega tu coraz wyrazniej pogfo-
ska, jakoby kr6l .wioski szukaf dro.
gi do pojednania sie z Watykanem.
Faktem jest, re ksiaze Czarnogory,
ojciec kr6lowej wioskiei .Heleny,
prosi1 Ojca swietego audyencya
pod pozorem, re chce z MIN po-
movie o sprawach tyczacych sig
katolicyzmu W Czarnogorze. Ale
,,wtajemniczeni" zapewnieja podo-
bno, ze ksiaze czarnogorski otrzy'
mai cd swego ziecis polecenie wy
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

myself" This brought 70 Senator
Moneys NINA his smoking oat
adventure. y have been haEea,
TOO, IN u cortaln way saia "iUst as
she Senator trom W'sconsin Gays
be Was, except tbat not beng a
smoker, I jumped out Of the win
dow and iost my Govt tail which
was icst h the onaoaYQr to hold
me ia TIC roDm--E1.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
Resolutions 81 Respect.

Resolutions adopted by the ei
ders Of fho Presbyterian Church q
Washington Al kansas.
Whereas It haa ploased Almighty
God TO t4ze out Of this world the
soul OF Mrs 4 ry Z Ganigan, and
whereas she bSa entwiGod be.seif
~ aaectionately around our nearia
tg her charming aud wianlag
ways aiso BY her pure ana spot-
ess character
Taeretore, we, the officials Of her
church, desire TO express, TO her
lamriy, ana tao people vino knew
her So intimately the emotions Of
ear heaHs, 50 then bolt,
Reboived Fjrst,
We bow with humble Submission
10 The viii Of our heavenly
@ther, for lie .doth not a{fjiot
3l!Ilogsy,uol gfieye tka Children
f aeu. ard whatsoever .Ho dotA
a2l enIy for his o@u glory. bat
+ r ibc good Of al bis egoa{uras
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
PETER HESTER :

DIED-At bis home near Sara,
JoGn Ark, February 18th 1901,
alter q lingering IIness, in tho 54th
year Of hIs age Mr. Peter Hester.
Ptter Hester was born N IndiAna
IN the year l847 aud at the early
Hge OF fourteen enlisted In the
Union army and followed the stars
and a,rIpes thcougl toe lour long
years OF war After the surrender
he was shoaorahty discharged g.
Washington D O, and immediately
ree s1ueled md went west with the
army, whore he remained until the
year 1870.
After his discharge from the
army in the west. he lnid aside
his saber and rife, came to Ark
ans4s took up the plow and settled
down lo TIE quet life OF farmer
In the year 1872 he was married.
TO MisS Maggles Benitield daughter
sf John Benotield Esq. who witt
two sons still survive him.
Mr.. Hester was one OF our best
ciizcns; was true TO the land O.
his adoption and was stauuci
democrat.
I The bGrioved family have th
sincerest sympathy of tho enur,
communlty who mourn with ther
Ia thcir great bereavement.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

only vii the church miss her but
40 citizens wit, her, wa EEL that a
leading chai acter has gone cut
from among US.
Resolve Fanrsa --Ta4.a cop =
Of these RESOLUTIONS be 1aiolal ~
signed and glgea 10 the hstoay ID
family, assuring tuon lat tAeir
sriefis our grref u 1 th4f foss is
ouc loss, sad thlr wo beg she hun
bic prlyliago OF sa..tas ! p4rl Of
thelr gte&t sorrow
And that the Wa'hlnrpA reie,
graph be requested % 2ublieh
these ResOlution>
Slgne9
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
.,ome Treths In Hgme,nun.

/
Be wise and envy oas sae=4at
Attifad however spiekaod
True egreatncssemfty triBp5s1es but scorns
SIN bats may serve alone d, afoss
: Euazale full of emptiness
And zatent feathers at4s westln Of corns.
Noerneats fine th#g be YET can
NAL lY Or maksgsaylemaui
No g4b now poorlt be o4a ay5. hi4a
Tie aaik nt tree nahIiisy
Nor Yaly5t coax DIE So nay see
Tho b3or once It's rIeh lotlH ara dropped aside,
No 10y yet was MADE with lace
0rstltz for Nature lie Yes 9 egase
Thai eearv artiaeai-yaln 10 HOE
The #g . in calico
Not 81 g1e genuqRaman.th ugh
She ea9 no marx OF seatlaqese be tde,
The praotiaoa- If deception thin
Byos 81 IN a l5H's skin
II some I'm linking bray With casa We read
A va sira be ne decked and dressed
with lgmaa from any eagles crest
Betraa IN seeking earri1a his breed
Court foIaan youe superior
WhltsFaftis exterior
4ppa4Iande oi tfae worth IS n lt rule
The 5s5er caps aud 7gling boI's
Fan many a gem O. gisla IA teI,s
Ana ssi15a 8 mortar BOARD may deck fool.
A XII h,aiga, nd rstu sgrawn
Is ks Without erowa raroae
SimpiI ~ bul ma ks his Il aliaass
N oagsn 1r tlrouyor .snetnag
Car asss kaaFe -ean asre King
The af1'aal makes aim less.
The feor ef aHq syyls rtk
Is bU. 80 faaa. IQ9 in silk
The ..srb ~ 1a.ts the more his boorishness;
. No leHs1u coy at taag rise
boya hlnlsa ~ Aslp Of -lath5s
he nEanes L1He5 tic ma and not the drosa
}. W. F9.e5 Jr. Ia Bismarck Tribune.
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
/ 8Hat 55ea.s tors.
la6 @oea5 arI

- iset4 is& eeek5 ~
Ais. rDm man II the
y,eee, aBa no said; / want
ST 70 You ,htt l haze beo lrV-
Bhel Ter laonths on account
JNe ldltoaAnt in tins con-
10 belongs to that class at
kou sly 90 huzlng Vt Woet
)" Ia The course 0I diseusl
q Senator'S became rpmiai5-
Hifha,r oslege days. Senator
sai', OF Colorado told this i
ber once in my lcsbman
wheu ouo Of my clJss,uen was
~ by It's sopbopoyes and had
hair cut of on one ~side OF his
il hd 1t was intended to be gen.
but il was pretty hard aLd
I,cdy, Because he fought. re-
M Der t1at nigh. or TWO ai(yr-
srd the members Of the freshman
Aiess foano on' the perpetrators
hand ,opG llm to the mo-t remote
4 = oemettY thai co4Ig ae sound EMO
TIED h'm to the most lonely
/ moag ua0 m t, in the depth CT
win. aou returned s4d iuiurmeu
his classmates wnete he conld be
touni j, The map hazed reach ed
GOOD condition ard position in
lite. OF the rncn who did the ha1 :
ing somo done we'll IN after life
come went from bad 10 worse and
perhaps even found Senate of the
Unled States" Then Senator
Spooncr. OF Wisconsin, recalled his
personal experience. when
was student" be said, on " one
night within week after | entered
college,, my room twas filled with
students all with large pipes anc
smoking, They came to haze ne
~ They camo TO smoke me out They
filed the room WITH smoke so OF
could not see their faces They
thought it would make me sici
that was all. But was o gradual
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

- Wfsh 20 pitLe on record and
ietit. bo perpetusged on down
aroa5h ha ag.s the high rehsi>
1us standard which she has ever
maintained.
As the officials aod oversoe,s OF
her chorch We emphatioa,v state
t'at not oroo did she 60 beyond
Ite fa'es Ct her cturch OF cross the
ilae that God drew between als
Kingdom and the world.
Her religious claEaoicr Was SIM
ply gsapd aad sublime AMI worthy
ot imitation by eveyy one Of us
Religion ana love Tor her saviour
oeaned upon her .coantenanco ard
were the rel4uing features OF her
every day rdc,
We are thoroughly persuaded
on our part, that bem5o der trans~
l'tlon the very God Of peace bad
5'ocsided her wholly ana that nou
" plo'o'Nh, or welnA!a were 'eit.
'1 'hat her pme and geotle spirit
made winter thaI Snow, has rc-
ro'7e| an ahpndant entrance into
Dho everlasting hwsd6m Of Uur
Lord.
Resolved Third
We have sus.ained sd irrepac-
able loss in our little church. For
more than a half century .sho h as
| been a consistent and devoted mem
Der Of the Presbyterian Church
not onl y processing but possessing
and living out the great cardinal
features OF religion rs set forth by
sad church. Her devotion to het
church was great. her meat and
drink and highest pleasure were
the gates of Zion, Willingly ant
cheerfuIlY she treaded the earthly
sanctuary and Joined in the STR.
vices which rose as sweet lnceus,
unto the skies, Others may com,
and do AS vsliantly yet her plsc,
! will always be vacant 10 us. No
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15
Never D0dged Troabla.
When . Boy Rose cit antad to
Glye Ilts Antagonists fwo
YhrasAlngs the Same
Morning,
Morning.,

When Theodore Roosevelt waa
little boy he aud playmate
used to wall, together 70 prig4ts
school says tha Nakea. Ladies
Aomo Journal. Their Wy too4
ta-n past pa5lic se4o.I Que
day young Tedly .ppear'l IN a
nsN sailor .sait. THIS @es toe
q y. -, r.nhltn cnh.nI ~ .n n
Washington telegraph., 1901-03-15

One morning after an especially
hard battle young Roosevelt SAID
to hi trlend'. Lets go around she
block ond como back to Eighteen
aain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

PURSUANT to a license from Hon. o. P.
i Cunningham, Judge of the Probate
court for the county of Hancock, issued at a
regular term of said court, held at Bluehill,
in said county, on the third day of september,
a d. 1901, shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the office of Geo. M. War
rem, in Castine, in said county, on Saturday.
the 10th day of November, a. d. 1901, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. the following de-
scribed real estate of Hannah NJ. Mayo, late
of Brooksville, in said county, deceased, to
wit:
First Lot. Beginning at the shore at a
small white birch tree; thence south forty
seven degrees east two hundred rods; thence
south twenty degrees west two hundred ana
ffty-four rods TO the marsh, so called, con-
tinuing to the waters OF the mill pond thence
northerly, westerly and easterly by the waters
in the line of low water mark to the point in
tersected by the first described line OF this
lot produced north forty-se degrees W. st
thereto; thence south forty seven degrees
east to said birch tree, the place OF begin
ming, containing two hundred acres, more or
less.
Second Lot. Beginning at a birch tree;
thence south forty-seven degrees east two
hundred rods; thence south twenty degrees
west two hundr red and ifty-four rods to the
marsh and to the waters of the mill pond, So
called; thence by the waters in the line OF
low water mark, to point opposite hr tree
at the head of the water; thence east to said
fir tree; thence continuing east one hundred
and twenty seven rods; thence north twenty
degrees east three hundred and forty rods;
thence north forty five degrees west to the
north corner OF the Howard lott thence south
forty-five degrees west six rods to a poplar
tree; thence north forty five degrees west tc
the shore and continuing the same course te
low water mark; thence generally southwest
erly but by the line of low water mark to
point intersected by the first described line
of this lot produced north forty-seven de
grees east to a birch tree, Ike place OF begin
ming, containing five hundred and twenty
three acres, including the one hundred acre
awarded to Francis Brakeman by the Honor
able Commissioners appointed by resolves o
n I'D To-,
February %, 1904 as by reference thereto will
more fully appear.
Said Hannah NJ. Mayo's ownership and in
terest in said premises being one undivided
fifth part of the same.
CHARLES R. CROCKETT,
Oct. g. a. q. 1901. Administrators.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23

"HEREAS Burnley s. Young, of Sedg-
w wick, in the county of Hancock and
State of Maine, by his mortgage deed dated
May 20, 1898, and recorded Oct. i, 1871 in reg
istry OF deeds for said Hancock county, in
book 365, page 1852. conveyed to Mark l.. Ell
well, OF said Sedgwick. "a certain lot or parcel
of land situated in said Sedgwick, county and
State as above, and bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake and
stones on the easterly side of the town road
al the westerly corner of lot of land owned
by the late Moses p. Allen and at the souther-
ly corner OF said lot No. Nine; thence north
thirty six degrees west nearly fifty rods on
the said road TO the late Henry Carter's land !;
thence north fifty -four degrees east by said
Carter's land one hundred rods to a stake and
stones; thence south thirty six degrees east
nearly fifty rods to said Aliens land to stake
and stones; thence south fifty. four degrees
west one hundred rods to aforementioned
bound, containing twenty five acres more or
less, with all buildings thereon, meaning to
convey the premises decided to Moses b. Car
ter by William Wasgatt dated the fourteenth
day of April, 1853, and recorded May 81, 1863,
in Hancock registry of deeds, and the said
Moses b. Carter did for a valuable oonsidera-
tion convey to me. Mark L. Elwell. with the
above described premises and dated the third
day of Dec, 1880. and whereas the conditions
of said mortgage have been and now are
broken and unperformed, now, therefore, by
reason OF the breach and non performance OF
the conditions Of said mortgage, / claim a
foreclosure thereof, and give this notice for
the purpose as provided by statute.
MARK L. ELwELL-
Sedgwick. Me-. Oct 1. 1901
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23
legal Notices.



yIyHEREAS william s. Nevills. of Sedg-
w wick, Hancock county, Maine. did on
the seventeenth day OF March, a. d. 1895. by
his mortgage deed OF that date recorded in
Hancock registry of deeds, book 29s, page 1886,
convey in mortgage to Samuel Herrick, late
OF SAID Sedgwick, deceased. and Rufus E..
Hagerthy, Of said Sedgwick, the following
described real estate, viz:
A certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
Sedgwick aforesaid, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at stake
stones at the northwestern corner Of land
formerly owned by Clara A. Herrick on the
eastern side Of the highway leading to Cole
man Carter's; thence by said highway north
Sc degrees east 40 rods to stake and stones at
land formerly owned by John B. Dodge;
thence by said Dodge's land south As degrees
Dodge's land south So degrees west 40 rods to
land formerly owned by Clara A. Herrick TO
stake h stones; thence by said Herrick's land
north 45 degrees west 80 rods to the first me n
toned bound at the highway. Contain ing
eight and one quarter acres be the same more
or less. With the Clara A. Herrick house
bought of the said Herrck and Hagerthy and
to be erected on the above. described premises.
Express reference is here made to said
mortgage deed above referred to.
And whereas the condition of said mort
gage is broken and unperformed, now, there
fore, we, Fred S. Herrick, of Sedgwick, the
executor OF the last will and testament OF said
late Samuel Herrick. acting in his capacity
as executor, and Rufus E. Hagerthy, hereby
give notice of their intention to foreclose
said mortgage by reason OF the breach and
non performance of the conditions thereof.
FRED s. HRRRIcK,
Executor of the last will OF Samuel Herrick.
RUFUS +. HAeERTHY.
Dated this I'd day OF October, a. d. 1901.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23
afgaI 1Totitfs.


STATE OF MANN
Collectors Notice and Adyer saaent OF
Sale of Lands of Non-Resisit ~ fFlsners.
Unpaid taxes on lands of non re siag iil owners
situated in the town OF Verona. iu tAe coun-
ty of Hancock, for the year 1860
TINE following list of taxes on real estate
il of resident and non-resid Ut owners,
situated in the town CT Verona aio aid. for
the year 1900 committed to me etiection
for said town on the second day uly. 1909,
remains upsid; and notice is eay. given
that il said taxes with interest = ehRrges
not previously paid, SO much u the real
estate taxed as Is sufficient and ssary 10
pay the amount due therefor, including in
terest and charges will be soid without
further notice, at public auction Vi school
house No. /. in said town. on the first Monday
Of December, 1901, at O'Clock a. NJ
Amt OF
tax due
Name of owner, de- No. of lucid in
scription OF property. acres. Value e. chgs.
Annie Cummings es-
tate, lot Of land 10 $1,000 $71
CHARLES F. HEATH, collector
of taxes of the town Of Verona.
Verona, Me-, Oct. IA, 1900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23


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More Evidence.
1t is Coming in Rapidly in Els
worfh

worth.
Evidence on the following subject will
prove of interest to every Ellsworth read
er. So many people go through the SAINT
experience daily. This public statement
should be proof positive to every waver'
ing doubter. Read it carefully:
Mrs. L. G. Berry, of High st., says
"For two weeks before commenced us
ing Doan's Kidney Pills could get no rest
without placing hot water bottle to my
back at night. read of Doan's Kidney
Pills, and decided to try them, as / had
other remedies for the kidneys, after see
ing them advertised, so asked Mr.. Wig
gin to bring me box from his store
After treatment / had no aches of any
kind. and slept well. In fact, my health
was good In general.
For sale by all dealers; price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the u. 8.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23
lfaal Notices.

STATE OF MAINE.
Collectors Advertisement of Sale of Lands
of Non-Resident Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town of
Castine, in the county of Hancock. for the
year 1900.
vINHE following list of taxes on real estate
4 OF non resident owners in the town of
Castine for the year 1900, committed to me for
collection for said town on the thirtieth day
OF April. 1900. remains unpaid; and notice is
hereby given that If said taxes interest and
charges are not previously paid, so much
OF the real estate taxed as is sufficient and
necessary to pay the amount due therefor,
including interest and charges, will be sold at
public auction at the town hall in said town,
on the first Monday of December. 1901, at nine
O'Clock a. m.
Amt of
tax due
Name OF owner, description incld int
of property. g. chgE
Buker, Gains, heirs of, e-half of
Heath house and lot, North Cas-
tine. Bagaduce road, So
JOHN GARDNER, Collector
OF taxes OF the town of Castine.
October Is, 1901.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23

Not all may know that a hot iron
poker, If nothing better-run around
window glass will loosen the putty,
when it may be easily scraped and the
broken pane removed. The new pane
may be inserted, putty neatly and care
fully laid on, and the work Is done.
This may be convenient to know when
one becomes the family handy man"
or ones own, as Is sometimes the case.