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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
consagra al trabajo con asidu dad y en-

consagra al trabajo con asidu' dad y en-
tusiasm0.
Un afio de paz es sufi,iente para
que esas j6venes repdblicas hispano-
americans sc reponga de los estragos
de sus revoluciones
Ia paz de alg1u tempo debs llezar
las q la meta de la prosperidad. Des-
graciadamente, aolo MEXICO esta ahf
para servlr de ejemp!o, que ahora imi-
ia Santo Domingo de maneFa feliz.
La enfermedad repentina que sufre
el c1nsul de Santo Domingo en- San
Juap, uuestro ami 90 don Juan Henri
quez, hizo que Sc suspendiese la fiesta
que anualmente venfa celebCandose On
81 consulate de la vetina Re p1blica. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
PONCE

Algunos jovencitos de Ia playa 60 ponsn
burlarse todaS las n0ches de las sefioritas
que van pasear al muelle.
-AnteS de anoche Sc reuni6 ell ayuuta<
miento de esta ciudad en- session ordinaria.
-Ha regresado aver de Maysgiies donde
le detuviera varios dias ls inspection de
uu0s trabsjos que Sc ejecutan en- aquella
ciudad ell Irgeniero Owl don Rafael del
Vale, encardo del Disrrito Sur de Obras
Pdbllcas.
-Ha salido para esa ciudad don Nicolka
Lopez de Victoria, Sc dice que Va con objeto
de establecer convenio CON el Sr. Matienso
para editar 10 peri6dico, que iIndarA en- esa
dicho senior Matienzo.
-Oontindan con mucha rapidez los tra-
bajos del tranvfa el6ctrico en- las Gales do
esta ciudad.
-Por motive de cello, anteanoche hubo
un pugilato tras la herrerfa de Graham.
Aver ha salido para San Juan & ges-
tionar ell asunto del emp sstito y del tranvfa
el6ctrco ell alcalde se1or Ohevslier.
Ell ayuntemiento, en- Ia session de an
tes de anoche aprob6 10 hecho por el alcal-
de en- 10 relative al sstranvfa el6ctrico, acor-
dando que 81 la companfa no accede 10 que
le ha pedido dicna sutoridad Sc levante pro-
tesla notarial q los tines consiguientes.
-Ha fallecido el microbes ell bombero
honoraric Ezequiei Colon, era uno de loa
mas antiques del Ouerpo y venia prestando
servicios desde hace trefnta amos. Aver
tarde Sc Yer fic6 su entierro en- Ia lorna de
honor gus scostumbra la institution.
-Se nos dice que para noche So habian ci.
tado los panaderos de esta ciudad CON. Ell
fin de de tomar acuerdos respecto de |. psti.
ci6n que Van hacer & sus :patronos sotre
aumento de jornales
El vspor americana s'F .lade' f :, proce.
dente de Nueya York, entr6 aver tards en-
este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

En- Oabc-roj, han contrafdo matrmonio
civil don Miguel Crespo Taranto y la Sc
norita Maria e. PeraIts Stp1lveda.
Nuestro amigo don Zeu6n Ointr6n, resi-
dente en- Arroyo, en- cara particular nos
sup'ica hsgamos pGblco su agradecim;entO
abdoc.or don Juan TiujtIlo y Plsa, de aque.
LA locllidad, por la dtsinteresada constau-
te ass.encia que presto su hija Rosario
en- la reciente enfermedad que ha sufriendo.
Cumpliendo ell encargo de nuestro ami
go ell senior Ointr6n nos completeness en-
cRsiguarlo aSi ca las c,umnas del BoLE-
'\ % " 40 ''' '''
AGQche q las doce unos sodsdos america.
nos qd estabsn en- estado ds embriaguez
promovieron un escandalo en- la casa de
mujeres de NAL vivir que tiene en-. la calle
de Ia Luna Isabel Oabalero Ard la pei
que trataron de entrar en- dlcno local y Ia
dueha no Sc 10 permiti6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
DESDE ROMA
Las postrimcrias del Pontifice

Los recientes rumores s0bre que
muerte de Le5a XIII pusde oeurlr d.
un momento & otro, di6 motivo z qu
Sc hiciesen averiguaciones ceroa de
caba'lero Centra, ayuda de cimara d,
Su Sautidad. D jo ell cabal:ero que !;
salad del Papa era excelente.
Sin embargo, anadi5 ell caballero
desde hace algda tempo apenas habls
el Papa de otra cosa que de su flo, cua
81 10 creyera muy pr6ximo: Diaria
mente sc ocupa de su muerte y de Ia
succession pon1iicis. va dispuso los
arreglos para su eutierro hasta los 4.
mos detalles. Dice que los miembroe
de su fAmli', no ell goberpo pont fioio,
debeian pedlr permits Ng ,bierno ita
llano para que su sepeio Sc celehTe en-
la baslica de San Juan de Letia1. RI
sepulorc, que ca monumental, esta va
lsto. BIS obra del eseultor Giuseppe
Luchett', y cost6 $4,000, que 5a Sc
hhn pagado.
Els una belIfsima obra de ate. E
sarc6fago contiene la fgura de L On
Kill, reoostada. osten IAN 10 las vesti
duras pontifoales. Como guardando
la tnmoa estan las est$,uas de Sanlo
Tomas y San Francisco, de tamafio
natural; una estatua de la Virgen y
dos angeles. todo en- marmol blanco de
OarraIa.
I'll entierro ha de ser por la mafiana
temprano y sin ceremonial aiguno
Por mandate expreso del Papa, la csj /,
en- que al los despojos mortales sei a
de MADEIRA blanca, ordinalis, ia y sin
adornoe.
En- su testamento. apenas d.js NADIA
a sus parientes. Hace POGO dividi6
entire el!os sus li.nes puram nte per-
sonales, de modo que los legados son
meros recuerdos. Su fortuna, SO eleva
como s.--...$6O.OOO,OOO a. Sc la deja al
Tesoro de la Santa Sede. Todo este
es familiar entire la gente del Vaticano,
porque ell Papa mismo habla constante
mente del particular.
Con la misma Iibertad y freouencia
trata de la succession pontificia. El te-]
ma que Ie consume es que su pa
eiente y truotifera labor poftica vaya
a ser nulficada por algdo successor
POGO prudente. El pEeferiIfa dejar el
solo al cardenal Rampolls, pero sabe
que este es cast impossible. A falta de
Rampolla prefe1irfa los cardenales Got
ii Vlxes y Tut6 (espanoD Sobre todo
Sc opone a los cardenales Vanutelli,
Svampa y Ofeglia, no obstante 10 cua|
es probable que uno de estos tres sea
el pr6ximo Papa. A Oreglia y Vanu
tell los considera violentos y peligrosos
Svampa muy sacerdote, pero muy
POGO diploma,ieo.
Oasi a dialio recibe Su Santidad
grupos de tres 6 cuatro cardenales cou
los que platica paternalmente sobre la
succession, exhortandoles q que depon-
gan toda ambici6n personal y trabajen
por ell bien de la iglesia. Sempre les
Tecuerda ell c,ft!co periodo peique la
glesia esta pasando, Y las terribles
'onkecuencias que puede acarrear el
nenor acto de imprudencia.
El cardenal Ofegis, q1e es qui2a
luien mayoTes probabilidades tiene de |
'ubir, es 9! mas O. jecioDable en- e Sa-
,ro Oolegi,, en- sentir de Leon XIII.
Jon fiecuencia ocurren disputas entire
Imbos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
La finca "El Olimpo .

Sc subastara no Sic a 10 forzosa Ia su-
basta el dia I9 de Mario 4 las dos de
la tarde.
Esta finoa colinda puente San An
tonic cara Norte carretera Santurce,
Oeste manglAr del puerto, Sur caiio
Martin Peiis,
Para iDfOrmes la misms faoa de IL
a 4 de la tarde por escrito a jose
Roses.
Los gastos de nueva escr,tCra ser&n
de cuenta del comprador. 2vs
El conocido y splaudidc de este pdblite
tenor c6mjco sehor Obreg6n ha pasado ahor
do del vspor sO.udad de Oadls" para 10
Habana donds ha sido contratado para ira.
bsjar en- Ell testro "Albisu",
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
- Basta que usted 10 Olga, senior cor
de de Rgmanones.

GO
Neeesitalf: lleuar una plana del Bo
LETIN para dar cuenta detalIada de los
jaleos promovidos en- toda Espafia con
los meetings, llamemoses mot'nes, =
con las huelgas. que cada dia aumen-
tan en- nGmero y en- desgracias. Por
ejemp'o, en- E che, donde la guardia
civil ha tenido que cargar la bayone-
ia para arTeglar la question con ell pue
bio de Aspe; en- Mones (O1erse) roT
los consumes; en- Bilbao, donde Sc Ii
bro ell CiA 20 una descomunal batalla
por ouestiones regionales entire traba
jsdores de las minas, resultando un
muerto y varios heridos en- La Linep,
donde hubo gran sarma J disparos,
siempre por los condenados consumes;
2 por los mismos, en- Palma de Ma
lIorCa, donde las turbas atropelIsron E
hirieron q dos municipales. La danzs
sigue muy animadaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
TRIBUNALES

En- Ell Tribunal Supreme Sc vera mana
ma las nueve de Il misms, ell recurso de
casa ion interpuesto por la Succession Oeba'
lIOs, en- el julcio declarativo que sigue el
Administrator de Obras Piss de las NJ. M.
Oalmelitas, ,sobre reconoclmiento de uu Censo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
CuartO de SOCOrTOS

Juan Tirado, curado de contusiones en- la
region frontal derecha y m mo del mismo
lado. Leye, sin asistencia.
Eduardo Dimas, curado de una confusion
sobre la region 'igoma lea izqu erda. Leve,
sin aslstencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
SAN1O'D0MINGO

AniversariO. de- su Independence
Aver Sc cump'i6 ell 500 aniversario
de la independence de la Repdblica
Dominicana.
On afo mas paa por la vida de ese
noble pueblo, que. desengahado de Ia
ineficacia de las revoluciones diarias Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
A V I s O

Sc subastarsn DOS SOLARE3 de ID
succession de don Bartolom6 VeIga frents 6
la carreters, uuo colIndante con el Puente
de San Antonio y la Lsguna y el otro 90.
Perez, succession Orbeta Lsguna. Dlcka
de Marso & las dos de Ia tarde la casa fincs
Olimpo. Pa
Aver fue suspendida en- la Oorte de Dis
trito, la vista de la causa que Sc le sigue &
timoteo Tirado pOr Ell supuesto delito dc
abuses deshonestos por inc mpar Cencia de
algunos testigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28

Vuelvo "a oraci6n por pasiva; cam
bio la decoration para cOnsagrar las
1itinas lfneas a la acostumbrada Gro.
MICA t6nebre. Han fallecido, en- Ma
drid, el senador don Ricardo Beoerro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
TIiIIIi1ITlFiIIiiILf5lf 5lfef1IIiIET

Esta manana entr6 en- este puerto proce,
dente del de la Habsna y demas de su ruts,
ell vapor "Maria Herrera"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28

4 uau I0gTcSaOO IOS mlnlbLTOS Ce
Agriculture & Instruction p1blica de
Gus sjss semioficia'es. E plimero
tue a Sevilla para inaugurar las obras
de detensa fluvial de la ciudad, el
ayuntami .nto e obsequi6 cen un ban
quote.
FL kegundo fu6 a Valentia hubo su
CORES p )ndiente gaudeamuS, pronun
ciando un diseurso para atacar al par
lido conservador, como 10 demuestian
los parrsfos que copio. Dj:
"Su psso por el poder tue breye, por-
que iutrodujo en- su programa algo que
hasta ALI solo .habiamos conocido en-
programs de los carlistss.
'Los liberales volyieron prontc, qui
za a destiempo, pero ahn asf y todo,
fueroL la salvaci6n de la monarqufa
"Diifcil es siempre hacer profecfas
en- politica, y ahora mas que nunca,
pero con clio = todc, me atrevo decir
que, por muchos que sean los embates
de los enemigos de nuestras .eas, nos
queda larga vi la de poder.
.'Tenemos mucho que hacer; y ahora
estamos comenzando nuestra labor, sin
dar al oI1iio que en- 500 diea meses
hemos hecho mas que en otr ii uacio-
mes en- largos amos"
iQu.6n alaba q Ia noviai--El novio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28

Un "ligero resfriado" tos 8
trritacion de la garganta, 81 Sc des-
j cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura-
] BILE enfermedad pulmonar una irritacion
= croniea de la garganta. Sc cura efectiva-
mente con las Pasttllas Bronquiales
Y de Brown.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28
PRECIO 2 CENTAvOs
DR.. CHEYREMONT
cIRUJAN0- 0-DENTlSTA

San Francisco 81, al lado de la far :
.maeia del sen IT Blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-28

El vspor americana "F lade' q s." prcce.
dente de Nue7a York, entr6 aver tards en-
este puerto.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01
advertisements.
THE PEOPLE KNEW HIM.
(Rsusoas Plaster Is Palms Master.)

Gsorse Washington made and sold -four,
al every barrel Of -four in the market
hTanded 20. Washington, Mount Vernon, .
ali without delay. No question was ever
raissd as 10 quality or weight.
Renson's Porous Plaster sells on It's ropu-
,stion everywhere. All the buyer wants to
ba certain Of is that the plaster offered him
~1aYy 4 Benson's, and not worthless imi-
,a,ino Of it or substitute for il.
plaster is the best form Of external rem
adv. and Benson's is the best plaster; 8 900
musicians and druggists, and q multitude
~ people no man can number. have settled
that. You can trust it." they say.
Coughs, colds, lame back. lumbago, mus
enlar stiffness and rheumatism, troubles OF
The liver aud kidneys, influenza or grip,
pneumonia, and all other diseases open 10
external treatment, are az once relieved and
cured by Benson's Plaster.
Do not assume that Belladonna. Capsi-
cum or Strengthening plasters are ''just as
good as" Benson's. They are vastly in-
ferior--NO other plaster IS as good as
Benson's.
In competition with the best-known
plAsters Of Europe and America, Benson's
have received Ftty.fUe highest aicards
For sale by all druggists or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered in the
United States, on receipt OF Csc. each.
seaburv & Johnson. Mfg. Chemists. NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01


In telling about "Some People Have
Married, /" In Ladies' Home Journal, Rev.
ID. NJ. Steele ssys; "Being an EpiscopaIian
always use the formal printed service Of
the prayer book. In this the greatest
stickler is obey.
Zone day a couple came to me, bringing
as witnesses the parents OF both brioe and
groom. Everything proceeded smoothly
to the point love, honor and obey, when
the bride refused to say he last repeated
end waited. Again she refused, and /
shut up my book. Then there was a
scene. They talked It over. and the more
seriously they argued and discussed the
more sstubbornly she refused. The
parents became sngry, the groom excited,
and the bride hystericaI.
"ro humor her he joined In the request
to have me leave IL out. But liked the
fellow and decided that little sternness
from me In the present nigh be favor to
him In the future. So l told them had no
authority to change IL, and would not do
so. tried to show the ioolishness OF her
objection, but it was no use. Finally,
said to him: well, this household must
have bead somewhere. / will leave 1t
ont for her IL you will say it, Then 1t
was his time to refuse which he did. lie
gathered up his hat and started for the
door when, presto change! she sprang
after him, led him back by the band,
looked meekly up to him and said It,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01

fremont.
All the sick are convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley went to
Duck Island Tuesday.
Guy Parker left Thursday on the boat
for Portland, to enter a commercial col
lege.
Andrew Parker and Mrs. Parker re-
turned from their trip TO Boston this
week.
Miss Fanny Benson starts this week for
Osmond, Fla. Miss Edith Benson will
go later.
The long looked for box of books for
the library has arrived, and many are
already in circulation. There is some
choice literature among them.
Merry Christmas passed off with many
Christmas trees, and liberal gifts. There
was no Christmas service here. Holly
from Pennsylvania and mistietoe from
Maryland came through the mails to Mrs.
DR.. Neal, the first ever seen here.
Several went out of town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Murphy and daughter Frances
went to Bar Harbor.
Dec. 80. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01
If1ai Notirfs.
no other.

~ 4ss
To all persons interested in either OF the es-
tates hereinafter named.
At a probate court held at BuCkEport In md
for the county of Hancock, on the thiri
day of December, a. d. 1901.
THE following matters having been pre-
l. scented for the action theFeupon herein
after indicated. it is hereby ordered that no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested.
by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully Ia the Ellis
worth American, q newspaper Published al
pear at probate court TO be he'd at Ellis
worth, in said county, on the seventh day
of January, a. d. 1902. at ten Of the clock
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon II they
see cause.
Edmund b. Hodgkins, late of Lamoins. IN
said county, deceased. A certain in-trument
purporting to be the last will and te-tamenk
OF said deceased, together with petition for
probate thereof, presented by Rachel N.
Hodgkins, the eXecutrix therein named.
Peter Cain, late of Ellsworth, in said conn
ty. decea sed. Petition that A. 4. Burnham
may be appointed administrator OF the estate
of said deceased, presented by A. r. Burn
ham, creditor of said deceased.
Abiiah Garland, late of Ellsworth, IN said
county, deceased Petition that A. r. Burn
ham may be appointed administrator Of thu
estate of said deceased presented by A. v.
BurDham, creditor of said deceased.
county, deceased. Petition that Marx q.
Dodge may be appointed administrator Of tho
estate of said deceased, presented by Ellen J.
Slower, a daughter of said deceased.
Hannah NJ. Mayo, late of Brooksyilie, In
said county, deceased. First account OF
Charles R. Crockett, administrator, hled for
settlement.
Alfred Mcdonald, a person OF uusound
mind, of Bucksport. in said county. First ac-
count of Isaac II. Homer, guardian, filed for
settlement
Alfred Mcdonald, late of BuckspoIt in said
county, deceased. First account ~ = IA.
Homer, administrator, filed for settlement
Seth Webb, late of Deer Isle, in s.. ,Oun-
ty, deceased. Second account OF Charles III.
S. Webb, executor, filed for settlement.
Susan Gray, late of Castine, in said county,
deceased. Petition filed by Geo. N Warren,
administrator of the eatate of said deceased,
for license to sell, at public or privaie sale,
the real estate of said deceased, as described
in said petition.
Isaac Mace, late of Aurora, in said county,
deceased. Petition filed by Albert Il. Mace,
executor of the last will and testament Of SAID
deceased, for license to sell at public or pri-
vate sale the real estate of said DECEASED, As
described in said petition.
Rebecca NJ. Young, late of BucksI oTt, in
said county, deceased. Petition nj, by A. A.
Littlefeld, a. ministrator, for an order Of dis
tribution of the estate of said deceased.
John Paul Gordon, late of Frankie. in said
county. deceased. Peti ion filed By Afno w.
King and Frank e. Blaisdell, admioist ratots.
for order of distribution of the ate on
said deceased.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of said court.
A true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Aos additional County News. see ethsr rag.

Surry.
Warden Lord and Aston Miuiken re-.
turned from Gardiner Monday.
Miss Charlena Smith, OF Ellsworth, j.
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. r. Gott.
Mrs. Charles Anderson was called 10
Bangor Saturday by the illness OF her
son-in-law, Asa Grant.
Miss Hazel Moon, OF Ellsworth, spent
Christmas with Mr.. ard Mrs. n. J..
MiIliken, returning Saturday.
Miss Grace Beede, who had nearly re-
covered from protracted illness, suffered
a severe attack again Saturday night.
Rev. p. s. Collins started Monday by
team to spend Christmas with his aged
father in jefferson, bat returned the next
day, being unable to cross the Bucksport
ferry on sceount OF the ice in the river.
Mrs. Catalina Withsm, wife OF Capt
f. w. Witham, of Surry, died in Port
land Saturday, Dec. 81, at the age OF
sixty-three years. She had been In Port
The deceased was born in Sedgwick, a
daughter OF Hezekiah Means, who after
wards moved with his family to Surry,
where she married Captain Witbam In
1857. She was faithful companion, a
fond mother, and by her kindness to the
sick and those in trouble, had gained the
love of all who knew her. She leaves be-
sides husband, three sons, Fred M, OF
Portland, who was with her in her last
illness, Heber W., residing in California,
and Herbert, who is at home, besides a
sister residing in Portland. The remains
were brought home Monday. Funeral
services were held Tuesday, Rev. ]. ID.
McGraw officiating.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools had q union Christmas concert
and tree at the Methodist church
Wednesday. The following programme
was given: Singing, by choir; prayer,
Rev. p. s. Collins; singing, schools; reci-
tations, Nora Conary, Mary Ellington;
solo, Mabel Clark; recitation, Halle
Young; exercise, "The Christmas class"
recitation, Esther Smith ;singing, schools;
Rotations, Flossie McGraw, Alice Coul-
ter, Hattie Davis; singing, choir; exercise
Treasure your Moments" recitations,
Luella Staples, Alden Davis; singing,
schools; recitation, Reub Osgood;
exercise, "Fir Trees, Stars and Snow
fakes" recitation, Stella Carlisle; re-
marks, Rev. J. d. McGraw; singing, Flos-
sic MeGraw. AT the conclusion OF the
exercises, Santa Claus was introduced |
and distributed presents.
Dec 80 G,
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EUGENE.

Penohsent.
Miss Addie LittIefield is home from
Boston for two weeks.
ceived the first degree OF masonry Wee
nesday evening.
The A. F. Chase league OF the Bay dis
trict and the Roosevelt league, in the
Farnum district, have recently purchased
new diet ionaries for their schools.
Normau l.. Grindle and Miss Bessie
Leach, popular young couple in this
town, were married at South Penobscot
Tuesday evening, Dec. "a, by Rev. E. K.
Drew. They have the G God wishes OF all.
The annual meeting of the Kings
Daugh ters was held Thursday evening.
Tue following officers were elected
Gertie BiRisdelI, L.; Helen Sellers, V. l. ;
Ruth Smith, secretary; Mary Varnum,
treasurer.
New Years soclabe will be held at
the grange hail Tuesday evening, Dec. 81,
under the auspices OF the Kings Daugb-
tiers, to watch the old year out and the
new year in. An entertainment is being
arranged Refreshments will be sold
during the evening.
The o U. W. Ell C ed officers Satur-
day evening as follows: B. III. Cushman,
p. M. W.; F. A. Miller, NJ. w; Mark
Devereux, + B. II. Cushman, recorder;
J B. Wilson, X s.; A. +. Varnun, finan-
cer; Il. J. Snow, o; Ed. Heath, G.;
Sidney Gray, l. W.; M. o. Leach, o. W.;
f. A. Miller, representative TO grand
lodge; B. II. Cushmsn, alternate.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting OF Court Bagaduce
l o. F., Saturday evening: W.
Dreamer, G. d. II. c. R Owen W. Dun
bar, Z. r.; Fred b. Mitchell, V. c. X. ;
Melvin A. Wsrdwe ell, r. s.; B. Ii. Leach,
f. s; William Bridges, orator; N. L..
Grindle, S. W; s. G. Varnum, j. w; G..
G. Wsrdwell, s B.; John l.. WardwelI, j.
B ; NJ. A. Wardwell, court physician.
Dec. 80. SUBA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01

More Evidence.
u is Coming IN Rapidly in Ens-
worm.

Evidence on the following suit a VII
prove of interest TO every Ellsworth sesss-
err. So many people go thrOagh the ssms
experience daily. This public .istemsat
should be proof positive TO every wass<-
ing doubter. Read II carefully.
Mrs. L. c. Berry, Of 8 High a.. ssyss
"For two weeks before commences as-
ing Doan's Kidney Pills could ga ~ rssa
without placing hot water bottle 70 my
back at night. read Of Doan's kidney
Pills and decided, to try then. a. 1 hsd
other remedies for the kidneys, after SEQ
ing them advertised, so asked SIR. Wig
gin to bring me a box from his stors.
After treatment had no aches % any
kind, and slept well. It fact, ms health
was good in general"
For sale by all dealers; price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sois
agents for the U. 5.
Remember the name, Doan's, and TAXA
no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-01

Sosth tsnssts~.
Raymond Mcfarland y howe from Yale
Speeding BE holiday vacatios.
Ms'rin McFsfiand sno sits. ~ B~ton,
Surprised their psrsnis ~ ssfpiag "a.
unexpecisciy ON ChrIstmas Dsy.
The school ehiidrea enjoyed llttss
Chrisim@s tree a. the scboeireass wien
their tearher on fasnaay sffsrneon.
Each uss presented wish senic fsffe To-
ken az reminder that saata nsa RET for-
gotten 20 make bis snanai gisli.
dec - n.