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ON" RANGES, FURNACES, STOV
EtsaI Notifies.
NOTICE..


TIE Southwest HArbor water COMPANY :,
l. hereby gives notice that in parsnshe e 20 "
vote Of said company and OF Us dlfeStots -
Aprh 3. A. ID 1861 and BY virtue o. the pos .in
conferred upon IT By its acts Of ineoF po,,attiVA
under special acts OF the Legislature OF NAl s
II has entered upon and located and tAke t, ~
its eoTporate purposes. the Following VASES
and estate therein, viz: l., ,h.
The waters Of Long Pond. so called, IN tns
town OF fremont, Hancock county etAte u
Maine, and being the same waters anu IN ~
mentioned in said charter, said "atsI ~ 80
taken al or near the foot Of said pond oy Pl IPS
or pipes reach ng the waters OF sac IT,
through or over the lot OF land loestSu l y.
pumping station and strip OF land I oe9iieS
upon aud taken Tor = pipe linz e1teha 'l,,ss
from the county road near the dWe4ilns n .tar
Of Rose Z. Luryey to said pumping ss Incs-
SAID company has caused saIssss IA, 1an 10 be
ton showing property tasea and 2 Plan AN, ~ ,or
made and hied In the registry oil ueeuSS xiv
Hancock county. Maine; and the same = LIN, lNti
described as follows Commencing 81 aid
In the county road near the house o. o., 80
Luryey, thence running north - west ~ ~
on land OF Seth W. Larvey, thence on 80
course on land OF Levi Lurvey ~ fest I'm ".
on same coarse 81 feet on land OF sara os Ina ~
Lnrvey. thence north o. Is min. west on .A,cs
said Seth W.. Luryey, sol.7 fess' aid
north Il 80 min. east on land OF On
same course on land OF stephen uihs3
30 feet, thence on said Gilley.s Isni a
the following courses and distances, nsin sssst
81 feet, north 5ss. west ITO 4 feet. north y
west l7s.2 feet to land of said Seth W. IuIs III
thence on said Luryey's land north ~ LIZ.
heirs. north sSs, west 1855 feet thehse .Sst
land Of s. w. Herrick north ~. ~ Inih, Nth
1914 feet. thence on said Herrtcks ANU pond.
II 50 min west $50 feet TO saic Lons 'front.'
For said pumping station lot OF lano hS and
ing six rods on the shore OF said pom bsek.
extending thirteen and one. hall roos and
the pipe line passing through the ss ..s rod
the width Of said pipe line shall pc 9hs LEI
description OF said land taken Is nieo
said plan in the said registry. xfavs
Dated at Southwest Harbor. Maine MH' =
A. ID. 1907.
SOUTHWEST RARBoR wATER CosPA..SSf,s
BY Joseph d. Phillips,
President
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New Trsfo for Mt. Desert Branch

AsNf' W. %'ais hStSNf IL a1Nhs
Since IL was announced a few days ago
thst, on account of the addition on the
Malice Central of a through train to New
York, train IS, the morning flyer to
Bostoa, bad been cancelled, there has
been consterHst lou on the part of Bangor
people who own cottages along the Mt.
Desert branch OF the line. They saw no
possible way of getting to their business
before O'Clock at moon. II is now an
nounced, boTever, that a local will run
between Mt. Desert Ferry and Bangor,
leaving the Ferry at 40 O'Clock, arriving
in Bangor at 9 30 There will be no west
ern connection.
This will give better service than has
ever been the case on the branch. Here
tofore No. 20 has arrived in Bangor at Q 45,
and has run on such sharp schedule that
but few seconds stop was allowed at any
Of the small resorts slopg the way. Els
worth people can arrive in Bangor at 9 90
and return on the New York express that
leaves at Ii 80.
Sunday trains will commence running
On the Mt. Desert branch May is There
will be no marked change in schedule,
probe oily. until June is.
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zrgaI Hotties.
notice OF FoREcLosTRF.

ylyHEREAs David w Benson. late Of
w fremont. in the County of Hancock
and State of Maine, deceased. by his mort
gage deed dated the twenty eighth day of
pece mber. A. ID. less, and recorded In the Reg
istEy Of Deeds for said Hancock County.
Maine. in Vol. at, Page ISL. conveyed to Or
lando Ash, Of Eden. in SAID County and state,
lows:
said fremont. near Bass Harbor, and oou nded
and described as follows, TO wit; Beginning
on the eastsrly side OF the town or county
road leading from Bass Harpor to Goose Cove.
SO called. at the westerly corner Of land form
eTly owned by Charles a. wsleh; the nee east
erly along the line Of land formerly of said
line Of land OF Mrs c. Rich; thence north
! thirty one degEees west By said land now or
formerly Of said C. Rich, thirty-three rods.
more or less, to a spruce tree. spotted on
three sides; thence south dftg-seven and one
half west hfty-nine rods to the said town or
county road; thence by said road southeast
eriy forty. Eve rods. more or less. to the place
| OF beginning, containing fifteen acres. more
or less. being the same premises conveyed to
said David W Benson BY Maurice r; Rich, BY
20. Page ios. and b. deed Of said Ash dated
December Is, l8Ss.
AND WHEREAS said mortgage and debt
thereby secured was assigned by said Orlando
Ash 10 Lawrence Wrlch, nf said fremont, by
assignment dated April Is, 1881. and recorded
in said Registry of Deeds, Ia Vol. 25a. Page "a,
and later assigned by Charles II. WEIGH OF
the City Of Boston. County of suffolk and
State of Massachusetts, executor and trustee
under the last will and testament OF said
Lawrence WEIGH. TO me, the undersigned.
Joseph. A. Roberts, BY assignment dated
April n, 1902. and recorded in said Registry OF
Deeds, in Vol 376, Page S.
AND WHEREAS the condition OF said
mortgage has been and is now broken. NOW
tn EREFORE, by reason of the breach OF
the condition thereof, claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated this 5th day Of May. A. D. 1901
JosEFH A ROBERTS.
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More haste, lees speesi, !" ara "hAsten slowly.
proverbs born OF experience thai come
things can't be hurried without loss and waste
Inat Il specially true Of eating- The railway
iHBch habit. "G3se minutes for refreshments."f ia
habit most disastrous 10 the health. You may
hurry your eating. You Can't hurry your d.
ges ION, and the neglect to allow proper time for
this important function II the begtBhinz Of sor
rows 20 nany q busy man When the tongue IL
foul. the head aches. when thrre are sour or
hitter riEings. undue fuiinesE after eating. hot
Pushes. irritabtiity. nervousness. irresolniion,
cold exremities. and otner annoying symptoms,
be sure the stomach and organs Of digestion ard
nutrition have "broksn down" Nothing will
re-ertsblish them In active beaishy operation so
quickly as DR. Pferee's Golden Medical Dis
coyery- IL strengthens the stomach. nourtshes
the nerves. ssurihes the blood, and builds up the
body. IL is a strictly temperance medicine, con
tanning no alcohol or other tntoxicapt.
Given away. ibr. Pierce's great work, The
Peoples common Sense sedieal Adviser ia cent
free receipt OF stamps to pay expense Of
Railing only Send 81 one eeat stamps for the
paper covered book. or 81 stamps for eloth Hnd
Ing. 10 Dr- v. Pierre Buffalo. y Y.
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Northeast Harbor.

Northeast HaFbor.
E. II. Kimball and wife went to Boston
last week on business.
Herman Savage and family are coming
home to-day to make some changes on
his hotel, the Rock End.
Atwood & Burr are preparing TO build
stable on Corson avenue 100xs0 feet, to
run in connection with their stable on
Main street.
George johnson has bought a small
building OF E. II. KimbsiI. He has had it
moved near the Bee block, and is having
ii fitted for millinery shop.
l.. E. Kimbaii is in town for a few days,
looking to the addition he has had built
on the Kimball house the past winter. He
will be home with his family June /.
/ May D. j. A. p
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The testimony of Msssrs. Hsvemey-
er and Bonner, respectively presi
dent and treasurer of the sugar trust.
before the committee on relations
with Cuba, has failed to discover the
sensational facts which have been
so confidently counted on by the
opponents of Cuban recipI ocity. The
statements OF both OF these gentle
men, made under oath, have revealed
the fact that the trust has no holdings
of CUBAN sugar, and that reci-
procity viii operate TO the dis
advantage rather than to the
advantage OF the trust Further de-
lay will obviously operate to the
advantage of the trust, bat Cuban
reciprocity, according to their state
menis, viii not Mr.. Mott, purchaser
of raw sugar for the company, cited
with effect the results of admitting
free Porto Rican sugar as ample evil
dence Of the benefit to the planters
of reduction OF the tariff.
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stonington Quarrymen May Strike.

STosIsGTos, May Z (speciaI)-The
qaarrymen here who recently formed q
union have asked for an eight-honr day,
at the same pay as at present, si.75 II
the demand is not granted, the men will
90 out June /.
1t is understood that two OF the
quarries have already intimsted that they
will accept the new bill. while others say
they will not, bat will put on Itslisns.
TIE feeling in some of the qasrries be-
cause of the employment of ItsIisns is
not of the best, and there is every proba.
bility that strike of the qusrrymen
would result in general strike OF cutters.
In such event, 500 men would go out.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Two more appropriation bills have
been disposed of by the House OF
Representatives during the past week,
the agricultural and the District OF
Columbia bills having been sent up to
the Senate. The bill providing for
diplomatic relations with Cuba is now
under consideration. There will then
remain bat two more appropriation
bills to be considered, the naval bill
and the general deficiency bill, the
former already reported and the
latter still to come. Prominent on
the House calendar are the Philippine
government bill, the anti-anarchist
bill, the Pacific cable bill, and host
of others which should be acted upon
before adjournment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Thursday Witnessed the exit OF
Secretary Long from the cabinet and
his succession by Mr.. Moody, OF Mass
achnsetts, as the new secretary OF
the navy. Ii was with manifest and
freely expressed relief that Mr.. Long
vacated the office, which the Spanish
war had made particularly onerous.
In fact, had it not been for his disin-
eiination to ''retire under fire., Mr..
Long would have long before resigned
from the cabinet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

The democrats of Eden at their caucus
Monday evening nominated Bion 4.
Whitney for representative, by accisms-
tion- Delegates TO the state and district
conventions were chosen at the 50 me time.
The democratic town committee of
Eden is as follows: P. W. Bisnehaeld, e.
". Benson. otha II. JeIIison, H. c.
Hodgkins, Henry A. Lswford, William
Qaimby, Ezra Higgins, George W.
Richards, o. B. Knowles and Bloomfield
Higgins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Practically one-half of the importa-
lions of the United States are now
manufacturers materials. OF the i'm
portations of March, just announced
by the treasury bureau OF statistics,
49.13 per cent. consisted OF manufac-
turers' materials, and amounted to
81, ssl, 755 out of atotalimportation of
ss4, $50 500 drring the month. For the
nine months Of the fiscal year ending
with March, manufacturers materials
formed about 46 per cent ofthe grand
stal, being 1910, 1872, 42s ont of a total
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The refusal of the attorney general
to meet in conference the representa-
tives of the beef trust, is in entire
accordance with the views of the
President and with the action already
taken by the department OF justice.
Mr.. Knox has begun this suit in the
belief that the men who compose the
trust have violated the law and have
conspired to raise the price OF a
commodity which is important to
every consumer. There is nothing
about which he wishes to confer. He
has brought suit in the courts and the
results will stand on the facts there
demonstrated. II is not the position
of the government to compromise
with law breakers, and it now re-
mains to the courts to determine IL
the attorney general is correct in his
assumption that the law has been
violated Having demonstrated the
correctness of his position, Mr.. Knox
will leave 1t to the courts to enforce
the law and FIX the penalty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Mrs. Maud Robertson, of Sorrento, Is
credited With the discovery OF new
method for catching ssuuks. She threw
come empty eondensed-milk cans in the
rubbish hesp, and in the morning was
surprised to see a skunk esvorting
around the yard With can pushed
tightly over iis hesd. The skunk, IN bis
nocturnal forsging, had showed his head
10 the can for the little milk that re-
manned; the rough edges prevented his
drawing his head out
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

The purchase of several big trans
Atlantic steamship lines by an
American syndicate headed by j.
Pierpont Morgan, means the passing
Of the control of trans Atlantic trade
from England TO the United States
This is as it should be; country
which furnishes four fifths of the
freight and three fourths of the pas
senger traffic of the Atlantic ocean,
should control its own trade. Eng
land is in furore over this further
evidence that British prestige on the
sea will soon be challenged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Mrs. Lizzie Brsxdva, o. North LsEnoine,
hsd a curiosity smong her chickens ,sis
spring. One chicken came out OF the
shell on four legs The chicken wss
healthy, and grew rspsdly and bid fair to
live TO tender young age But its four
legs we're not enough to bslp II TO safety
when a hawk swoopsd down upon Il and
carried Il susy. Evidently that hawk
likes the "drumsticks" when be has
chicken for dinner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

The United States maintains its po-
sition at the head of the worlds ex-
porting nations, despite the tempo
rary reduction in the value of exports
due to the shortage in corn available
for expectation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

treas EWUNTN.
FRASK = CHENEY mNtes eats that ~ Il the
@cnisr PartRer af toe EFm Of q ,. ChepeY a
GO sfotnx n9siaHss 81 ste Ctr Of Tasedq.
Cusutg ard Sszfs sfaFesaid, sns that zaid frun
wtIi rsaF the san Of Ore Hunarxd Dollars f0r
eAen &ssd essry ease % ENtNrrh thsf ennaat be
card ~ tire Csc Of HAAS GsTaRRH CrsE-
FIR NIX y CHEsEr.
swern 20 hefare ne and ssa4scri bed IN uy
pre-sses. thls Sc aay St Decemt-er, A n ISIS.
A. ". GLEASON,
Sosarp Psklse.
HAil's cafzrrh Care r. taken iutrrpaily and
acts directly on the blood ard Esucous surfaces
Of The ~ stem. send fsg = szfrBoztaiT free
y. J. CHENEY CO, Toledo, o.
sod by druggists. G.
Hzi'x Family Pills arr TIE best.
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NOTICE.

THE New England Telephone aud Tele
l. graph Company resp cifuily petitions
the Board OF Mzyor and Aldermen ~ the city
OF Ellsworth. Msine, for a location for It's
poles and wires thereon. and the necessary
supporting aud strengthening hxtares and
wires. in The following named streets aad
highways Of said city: Water St. Main TO
Franklin 81, Pine ST. Wafer 20 High ST..
High St. Maple to Main ST. Oak ST.. Main To
Chgrca St, Seaool -, Main 10 state ST.,
Birch Ave. OAK to stase St. Main 81 VI. c.
r. TO State 81. Main St, from the Bridge to
Methodist church. poles. for the purpose of
relocsting and reconStruetiHg the line now
standing.
]. A w. Greely. the Mayor Of said city of
Ellsworth, hereby endorse on The foregoing
petition of the New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company that personal notice hali
be given by said petitioner TO the residents
and owners Of property TO be affected thereby.
A. W. GRRELY. Mayor.
Nav ENGLAND TsLRPBosK a. TELEGEAPH Co.
fSd.) JksPER n. KKLLER,
Apru ., 1851. General Manager.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY I. 1902.
A Republican State Convention
NItL BE HELD IN
City Hall, Portland,
Wednesday, June IL, 1902,


Tor the fsFi.azs q nominating candidate for
xoyernor u t.e supDoste~t At the September elee
Ion and fFzn--t. g. : 4ay Other business t2at
nav pros RS core before "
The bs-i- II rsf.rra. ntsfion viii be as follows
Ear ctI L 80 sfdi fs4aut&iisn wills be eBtitlef
% ore gisirsst. and fer each IS votes cast for
Inc rspss II An car diisfe for governor In ls1s
a sddiIl,t a. d, .ess'e. snd for fractioa OF ~
votes r. Exc - Of 5 votes. further additional
ae3ezxte Fscsueie< in the deiegsttoa OF any
city, team 81 ,asnlzfi0n can Onig be FLIED ~
resident- q ias ooGuty In WhsEh the vacancies
exist
re s1ate s0mrlftes wiii be SH session ia TIE
yecepziau sa.sa ~ ihe rs 81 II % p ~. on The
cay OF tie eosss nti'sn. for tiic pafPo-e OF re
sewing 81 erelfol ttals Of delegates. Deiegst .,
fa oEr, ? a. - f.ih's TO participate In TIE cos
vention. nut i-e e'scsed sgDssqGeHs 20 the c& e
AZ call fut tat vNsls ruttDn.
All elessaf- ~ Maine. without regard 20 pas;
zaiiticzi q ta1ion-. ~ so bestrye In Republican
srfnctvsss ana essior=e she poiscy Of the rePSh
frAp taFte arr cor sails ingised 10 ante unf er
zsis cali 50 ss,tlrg drlegAss- TO this eouFention-
Per order, ReguI,iirss siAie Conuittee.
r " SIMPSON. Chairman
EYRos soYD Secressry-
BzHgos. Aurii = 2sf.-
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sgrry people suggesk thst that Bangor
reporter wbo mes = bearded woman IN
rubher boots, who walked and talked like
q nan, had letter change bis medicine.
No one over there has seen the BEARDED
woman or the mysterious boat, and as
for being excited, the arst that sarry
people knew tina, they bsd bsen excited
wss - hen they rsad ~ Z Ia the papers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

The coanty commissioners were in
Brooksviils Monday, fer the purposs Of
Designating stRis read The section Of
road 50 dssigpated Is The main thorough
fare from poins near James s Coneon's
place 10 North Rockville.
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CRY OF ELLSWORTH. MAINE,
Ia BokkD or ALDERMEN.
MAY 6, 1907

CRY OF ELLSWORTH. MAINE,
Ia BokkD or ALDERMEN.
May 6. 1904.
Upon the foregoing petition. Ii is ordered
that notice thereof be given by publishing a
copy Of said petition and this order thereon
In The Ellsworth American. the last pubIica-
tton TO be a. least fourteen (If) days before
the fifth day OF June. and notice is hereby
given that a hearing upon said petition will
be held NJ the Aidermen's room on the fifth
day OF June, st 80 O'Clock p m, at which
time and place residents aud owners of prop
erty upon the highSa avs to be aAected by rhe
granting Of the permit applied for, and AL
other persons interested, shall have full OPP
portunity to show cause ~hy such permit
shoule not be granted.
Ordered by the Board Of Aldermen, NAV 6,
1901.
Attest;-LRvI B. wYMss, City Clerk
true copy of petition, and notice thereon,
Attest:-LEvI b. WYMAx, City CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

of s57s, SOS, o16. Importations of man
ufscturers' materials viii in the
fiscal year which ends with next
month, by far exceed those of any
preceding year in the history of our
industries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bucksport at IIs snuusl town meeting
adopted toe no-rose- coDmissio1es plsn-
Tae town hss been clvsctd into eighteen
districts, and a Surveyor hss been appoint
ed Tor esch.
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Sazntfn.

-~-l-J-~-.--~--4-s--~--l --~4~-~-~A--~~@~1~lN
IRA capable girl for general honsewcrk
VI In family Of two. References required.
MAS L H WsxxtxRr south Brewer, Ne.
Do0Ks-we will bay for cash the fol5ewtn Z
ID volumes Of Maine Supreme CoGrs BE
ports Nos u. II ea "a ~ S. s. ~. "a. 50. s.,
IS, -. 50 and 81. Sead for list Of other books
wanted. HusTos's Boox-srosE, Roeklzsd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Rear Admiral William T. Sampson,
q. s. ", died at his home in Wash
ington yesterday afternoon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

Bret Harte, the American author,
died IN London, Eng, Monday night,
aged sixty three years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07
POLITICAL NOTES.
CONVENTIONS

CONVENTIONS
DISTRICT. RKPUBLIcAs-At waierFIiie. June
10.
STATE gEpUBLIcAs-Ai Portland, June II.
STATE PgoaIBITIox-at Bath. June II.
STATE DExocRATIc-af Bangor, June II.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

no not trespass in Cunicuiocus Park.
- demand protection to life and property
from the county OF Hancock. the state Of
Maine, and th= unitsa Sta es Of America
MsRy - FASH AUsrIs.
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IA. P

Teacher-Anonymousm means without a
name. Write sentence showing you
understand how to use the word. Small
Girl twritesi-Our new baby is anony-
NOUS.
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THIS is TO notify all persons holding orders
Il drawn on the town Of Trenton. prior to
March ., 1867. to present the same to Mark
Haynes. treasurer OF said Trenton. for settle
mepg, as interest will be stopped at this Gate.
MAX HAYNES,
Trenton. Aptil 70, 1871. Treasurer.
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"a 1G.

-Rooms-hrst tooF and basement
- in Masonic block on state street, until
recently occupied sy the Hancock County
Publishing Co Inquire OF foAS b. gspsAs,
sgent. In The same building.
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sastiaI Nctitts.


NOTICE.
HAVING contracted to care for the poor
III Of Oriand for term of three years.
strictly forbid all persons barboring or in
any way trusting any one on my account.
without \ written order from me. as have
provided q proper place for them.
ELIAS BowpEx.
Orland, Ne. April .. 1907.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07

To otseial authority for iAe STATE Of Mafme,
cos1afg Of HaHeeek, tssrnshaps af LnmoEae,
Haneoek, Fraaklin aad plantation No s;
nyER three thousand acres In Cunienlo-
" Gus Park have been BAND to glacial
De posits. clay strata or rock tom I de-
msnd exemption from taxes on this Austin
property for one hundred years
MARY G. FRRTz AUSTIN.
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7cst.

rHAIN--On Monday, between Oak 81 and
~ the high school. long silver chain Find
er please return 30 HELEs G. DAVIS, Ellsworth.
NToNEY-Sstar6ay night. between saili-
vi van and Fast franklin, n parse Of
money. si1 rswAra 70 Gnder. Haley WEST
woKTH. East Franklin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-07
The Ihild District Republican
Convention
WILL BE held IN
City Hall, Wateryille,
Tuesday, June 10, 1902.

AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ,
for tse purpose 81 nominating candidate for
Go5sress 10 - voted for st The State esrction.
Monaay, September z, lSG
The basis OF representation Will be "a fol
lows: Eaassh city, t0wu AID plantation y III bs
sntifled 70 one delegate. and for each severity
ave vote cat for The REPUBLICAN candidate fer
governor Is 1860 a. additional delegate, and for
5 fraettoa Il forty yo'e- In excess Of seventy
ave votes an additional delegate
The 1i>tsist cgsBsniItse VIII DC Ia session In
Abe reception renm Of tire hall az so'ciocs OF
The morbIug Of the convention for the purpose
IF reeeIging the ersstentisis Of delegates. bets
yates in oTsser 20 be eligible 70 participate II
the cor yentfsn. must he elected subseqaeBt u
We date Of the call for this Convention
j. W. BLACK, Chairman.
r. o. yfcKEEY.
W. II. HiLDEs,
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