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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12

Richard Mansfield gets more free
press notices than any American actor
and DIR. Cranes Quaker Tonic Tablets
are In more American homes than any
proprietary remedy known. The perfec-
ton OF purity in medicine. Kidneys,
liver, indigestion. headaches and consti
patton. All drug stores: so cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12
Better Than pills.

The question has been asked. In
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills?"
the answer is: They are easier and
more pleasant to take, more mild and
gentle in effect and more reliable, as
they can always be depended upon.
Then they cleanse and invigorate the
stomach and leave the bowels in q
natural condition, while pills are more
harsh in effect and their use Is often
followed by constipation. For sale by
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12
Shot in His Leo.

For sores, burns, bruises, wounds
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye is sure
cure. Skin diseases yield to it at once.
Cures piles. Beware of counterfeits.
II suffered from gun shot wound in
my Leg" says A. S. Fuller, English. Ind.
.'DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve finally
cured me-" George p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12
"a Violet Mot;f.n

Guests to the number of fifty yester-
day afternoon voted Mrs. A. H. Simon,
Of 212 North Third street, an ideal host
ess at the most unique party of the
spring season. Mrs. Simon issued in
vitations few days ago for "violet
motif" in honor of her visiting guests,
Mrs. r. e. Humphreys. of Charles city.
and Mrs. B. L. Clutter, Of Tama. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12

the levy next year by asking the town
meeting" to vote only few mills for
school house purposes, instead of 10
mills, as at present This can and
probably will be done whether or not
the district erects new structure on
the site of the present Third ward
building, and will result in meterial
reduction of the school taxes.
Down in Newton, the capital of Jas
per county. the business men have
struck good thing. 1t is neither an oil
we'll nor a gold mine, but just a plain
stock pavilion, and Marshalltown
ought to have similar structure. The
Newton Journal says it is one of the
best investments the business men of
that town ever made, as it results in
the biggest stock sales of the county
being held In Newton and these bring
to the city stock buyers and dealers
from all sections of the middle west,
who in turn leave considerable money.
The pavilion is provided with comforta-
BILE seats, is well heated and sales can
be conducted in the most disagreeable
weather. Five sales have already been
conducted under the pavilion, the total
OF the five amounting to S57,044. A
similar structure in this city would re-
suit in bringing many of the sales to
10 bo11 tou-,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12
coLoRED sHRlNERs 70 MEET
Will Hold Special conclave in This
City Friday, April IS.

VIII Hold SPeclal CohcIaV6 III TITS
City Friday, April IS.
The colored Shriners Of southern
Iowa, also the Scottish Rite Masons,
will hold special conclave in this city
on Friday, April IS. Work in the
Scottish Rite, Shrine and Cryptic Rite
will be exemplified, and as far as known
four candidates will receive the
degrees. The work will be in charge
of I. L. Brown, of this city, sovereign
grand inspector general of thirty-third
degree Masons and deputy for the state
of Iowa. Delegations from Ottumwa,
Buxton and Cedar Rapids have already
announced their intentions Of being
present
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12
Saved Many a Time.

Don't neglect coughs and colds, even
If it is spring. Such cases often result
seriously at this season just because
people are careless. One Minute
Cough Cure will remove all danger
Absolutely safe. Acts at once Sure
cure for Group, grip, bronchitis, and
other throat and lung troubles. Post
master C. o. Dawson. Barr, H.. says:
TT is the very best cough medicine on
the market. It has saved many Sc
we're sickness" George 2 Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12

The house committee on pensions
made favorable report upon the SEN
ate bill granting pension of $4,000 per
annum to the widow of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12

Please. Mr.. Druggist, give me what
ask for-the one Painkiller, Perry
Davis / know 1t is the best thing on
earth for summer complaints. So do
you. Thank you. There is your money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-12
Cures AN Stomach Troubles.

soothing application
EeiTT's
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24


The Rockland OPiaioa doesn't think
enforcement viii amount 20 much in
Hancock county. This Is the way the
Knox county editor sizes up the sit
nation here:
sheriff hisearab. o. Haneoes csansy. row
Napoasee- mat be h so,ng 20 enFsres TIE FFo
hibltsry lsw. saa has 10 etlasi ~ the nqser
desicrs In his Jagisfscfisn. Ta4s nstiss&t9a =
accompanied By 5 statement thsi CoaHty Atter
ney Tracy vii move for sca,eaes % imprissu.
sneni In every liquor eorsictiea ottstnea IN
court hereafter. Aud the dealers. % whom
shsre are many IN Elgswsrsh. HsF Hunor and
Baekspsrt. are reported 70 he esosisg % asd
going Qua of hasinsss-
sherin wasseomb Ia aseus 10 eisse his srss
term IL ths ssase. asd DARING tee tsa years has
refa@ef 70 eaforee the Law rhe fftsnas Of eS
fsrcemeat opposed his reaomlas1ioa, bus be
carried the co sssntion.
The Rev Mr. HaRscom ran a8sirst hin Ga
tbs enforcement Issue, and cA@@ withln few
votes Of deseaslus him issssa. Il reqaired
some pretty sharp csnatiax . save hls hAoes.
Now. having won tss a.h, 90 nsA safssce-
neut n stfsen. he announces thss BE- is soias 70
eaforos TIRE iaw Thoroughly
SuiistnE iF9a Inc pa@i, ttHre - SpNtF FSAAeA
10 bell We thai his aeclArstlaa Is a fake ssch a.
has bcra seeH uasRy tirees 10 Tarieas cities ass
connties sn MAtae. rcrhsus TIE Esarpeer u 20
keep Mr. n sasesm from slpssIax % ths eoarts
and sso~ias Up repeBiioaa Eastesls % ossst
lag baiisss.
Probably tae sslecns wiii close up for 2ue
while, aua tte eaanty al t9 "a sa ~ declared
dry, Mr.. usa. com sna his s4~ssiasss wili
think themselves viefs ioaa al fvssre frem SOL
iaics. raea the ssieeRa ~ta gaioEiF resume
basiness. ose AFTER aaosh r. ss8 thisGs will
90 on ~ befsrc. TIE farce ha t-sa " yci 40
many tisne. thai every soay kasss just wha l.
oonoing every sefy bot tss temp rsana people.
who are foalss hy lsevery tins
ThsFe s. one eeaeaasiro tsss, hawsTsr whica
ws shall aectpf - srsyiss the xaautspaess %
tire W nssrasab eafsersmrnt. wscn tbe nsmor
ds2iers stop pasfnx zines. ws sil ssassve saey
asse stoppSt selling. So igux as they pay
nhes, Il IL oerssis proof that thar arr la The
business and na&kins money.
And whrn toe anes stap eeniag In. ans Vie
tax payers have q eoHgh up sAte OF a.sao
per year moro. ws wiA see whefAer tae people
OF Hancock eoesiy really vast snfoFrement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

Interior % the Nations Structure
greatly Changed and Improved.


wAsatSeTUS, %. e.. Dec, I5--yisltosr 10
the Cspnss this y~sr sea siass@i q complete
transfer nstieB OF tie interior 81 that
stracssse. TEE rss0vstisu has been goinR
on tor the bat two years. oae Of The
most nosiesshie improvements nov is
that in sfatasry he'll, q here the old dizzy
waIla and ceilings hare been sapssseasd
~ new steel ceiling, and she walls made
to look siss hiocks of marble.
u is tn thai bait thzi the old H0ass OF
Representatives used TO Haees before tie
Civil war, and where nos there arc many
ststses OF distinguished pahlic men from
ths different stsses mo state, however,
being allowed more than two statues
Msfne. tho. far. has osty enc. The statue
OF Gov. King.
TIE rsmodeliing Of the Capitol has, u
snytniag, made the House cod more sis-
CANT than the Senate end. IL used 10 be
the proud boast Of the senate thst IL bad
the meet elegant eonvsnieness. TIE
furnishings and the decorations over
there were always OF very eessiy chsr.c.
ter. Bat tie world has moved ca since
the seaats end Of the Capitol was reno
waited, and the House nos has Improve
mcnss that are up to date. Tho hall of
the House. wi,h its golden decorated
psnois, sarEasscs the senate ia bos1ty.
The committee rooms OF the Senate have
long been ls11Fio1sly ard comfortably
eqalpgsa. Mahogany turnitnFs prevails
30 most Of tbe esmmistes fooaas.
~ a. Ia.
mostly furnished In mabogsay and
sqatppe1 Nith every eoav.nlence. Every
House eammittee-roSm has long dis
taace telephone. which connects BY
prlvste exchange IN the Capitol wi,h the
city and the Fest OF the eeeRiry. wherw
iong-dss,snee telephoaiHg Is possihle.
la that particular the senate 10 a lisIss
behind ihs House, shbosgh many ssns-
tors do not wsnt the bother Of e Telephone
Ia their committee rooaas. where they
weald be constsntiy s.ssd questions.
sometimes by people IS be weald have no
rigbi 60 bother thsm.
Toe csal f@mlus In Warrington has
effected beth ihs poor aud seit se-1o.
AZ tue Capitol the supply Of coal rsa oct
. few days ago, and u hecass necessary
TO use wood. Tall columns OF smoke ross
frsm the Capitot ehimncss-su 1nssusl
occurrences, for coal makes bar little
smoke. Tns consumption Of .ois coal in
many parts Of Tho city ). saown by the
qgiekness vita watch collars and cats
soi.. That Is boon TO isaaafynen, bot
h~rd on peopie who prefer to scar clean
linen.
some Of the occupzuts OF large rcsi-
demos bare seea trDahlsd to sseare coal
enough 10 keep their establishments
heated, and may have 10 move TO hotel 20
avoid the iroahissotss pfospect Of siitinx
ia the cold q, home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
Americans are Reasonable.


As TO trust legislation Senator Frye
shows an example worthy Of imita-
ton In declaring for reasonable regu.
lation OF the big combinations.
The course Senator Frye suggests In
regard 10 sach regulation Is not the
tedious process OF a constitutional
amendment, but an extension o. the
provisions OF the Sherman law along
the lines suggested by Atty Gen.
Knox in his Psttshurg speech. II the
managers OF the great mergers are
wise they will cooperate with Sena-
tor Frye and with Atty Gen. Knox,
and frankly accept the fact that pub
lie opirion in the United Stases will
not permit further mystery la regard
10 inflated capitalization, unreason-
ably high prices, evasion Of existing
law or iaggiery in corporation book
keeping.
The United States is face to face
with a very serious social agitation
which has not as yet become serious
because the people trust the Presi-
dent and believe that conservative,
not radical, supervision OF these big
combinations Is 10 come.
Only 10 certain localities has So
~-aANAs +A4H%*%8 tAe BsfeS @st4 1RA
trolled the publication even OF news
by It's control OF the compositors who
set the type. Yet IL has been done ia
one city. Only Ia certain localities
has socialism cut OF from the means
10 earn livelihood every man who
wears the uniform OF militiamaE.
Yet that has been done in another
city.
The insistence that no restraint shall
be put on great corporations and no
legislation undertaken In like an at
tempt 10 smother a fire with oil. The
American people are reasonable.
They do not believe in the red hag
They are the only people 10 the world
or In history sufficiently intelligent to
settle the question OF currency
basis By a popular vote. They did so
settle il.
Revision OF the duties that really
are needless is the surest safeguard az
protection. Correction Of the abuses
OF capitalization that really do exist
is the surest safeguard of private
ownership.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

meFieAas are known as a dyspTpstr people.
DC tAtNns 81 liias dsr@eSe usF b. iMferTesf FT0sa
TIE asHN1sse ~ eeeAl ed s.a0e1irtnes@ oFefsd
- TtHasS TiAsy often IN tablet fasaa
ana hass 30 value exeefst AZ palliative. 81 ne
I'm edisie ascts Of dyspepsia. The man whs
nrfa ttem may feel oetaer bot be IA surely gss 2.
ting worse. 1hcg Do rot taurh ffe real rassse
~ ire ais1atc- DIR. FteFre's &c den Medical
bt-tSrsfy y a MeSliw1ne specially prepared u
saxs alss2sss 81 sha stoHscn and o. gMas OF a.
session ahd M1trition ~ IL gof "a dc 10 give
temporary relse< but 10 e9est perm aren't cure.
Ia athety -Sia 1T cases out Of every hundred Ia
cares berfectiy ard permanently
II has cost III. Fieree s. % 10 sfve Awsy ia
tue lAsi year the copies u bis Peoples cosn a.an
ssiiet for. This book Of 1855 naxas = ssnf frss
% rsrtifi OF y one cent II mps 10 az expense
e maiisng orally. Address Or Ii ". Fierce.
Buffalo. ~ u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

by heal spp taeafsass ~ fhrF s&@aus gNarA re
dsseaseI psrttos ~ gnr ear rhevs a ahlY ESQ
way ~ care aee fH*-s ASH ktnS = lg osG4xtsas.
ttvnsi rwues&trs. ng@fnnss s. ea4sss4 kg 40 In
. iuisst c9Hastaa Of tha asaess4s Iissnr nf the
EustecataE Tutse - hcs tals fals1 j. iN0snnNzf
foa have Tsa1hiiaE ~eaNd 81 szaprrfses beat
iag. asi = hsN a rastfsiy eassszzs tsazfssas IL
fhr rrssis, sHss asbess ssr tEs saAtse@ cNu b@
taksa uet ard thls t3tsT fxssofssg 10 ia nssFssai
CO. alisaH. Aaartns viii he stes tFBFFza fssrxssy
ninc CssGs eel OF tes arc rzHSe.a - LetkFgh,
htss u sozhsnx atst tafAaasA soaattsas vi
Tho mGcnAs sarfarea
Wv Ntu siss zee HabSraa tAuslzFe fsr any
~ 81 uezfess~ tcaa.e-i hy r8tzrrhl stsss caa.
nos ~ rarsd ~ HAIRS NAs4Fss Gsre- srsd Tor
circulars. frrs
y. J CHENEY CO, TalesIe. o.
sssla By nFasgi &C. sas
HsiFM fsHsilf rii1s Asw thc n~at.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

Augustus city marshal has served
notice on everybody supposed to be
IN the liquor business that the traffic
rnast cease simultaneously with
this notice comes an announcement
from Judge Andrews, OF the Augusta
municipal court, that after Jan. !
every person convicted OF selling
liquor contrary to Law viii receive a
jail sentence in addition to the here
tofore customary fine. Lots OF folks
down this way are waiting with a
good deal OF interest to know what
Penobseot county's sheriff is going to
do
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

There is q rapidly growing couvic-
ton in Washington that the yene-
suelan episode, when passed, will
have added another laurel to the rep
utation OF Secretary Hay as a d.
piomat, and that the course OF
ightforward diplomacy, as ex-
emplihed by President Rooseveii's
exposition o. the Monroe doctrine In
sps FIRST message to Congress, will
have scored another victory. The
statement that tsthe powers con-
oerned (Great Britain and Germany
will deal solely with the United States
IN the matter of arbitration, is re-
gsrded as the greatest recognition the
Monroe doctrine has ever received.
The acceptance by the allies OF the
arbitration proposais forwarded by
Secretary Hay, although accompanied
by some conditions which complicate
the situation, is regarded as foreshad-
owing the peaceful conclusion OF the
present difficulty, and the administra-
tion has turned les attention to facil-
listing that erd While ii il OBJ
viousIy impossible Tor tine United
States to guarantee the payment of
sach indemnity and damages as may
be allowed by the arbitrator, The
government win make j clear 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

TUE asea2i saestiBx 81 she sios hslders Of
u tAS hAaeosk S-1ansF F&tf AksoSiastan
viii Ne hrld AZ The os,ace ~ eAla association.
" Elis~ofth. Hancock eoansf. Msirc. On
Mun1sy. Ire af3h DAP ~ jAsasFy. n. q. isas
a. o'S40<s D. IN. TOE the saezfsaa % osi@rEs
ter thx ensa4ng year. and feF the H&aszszkan
Of any ether bsnsnsss sAat nay propeFiy cs8Be
before ssin a2Sttnes u. y. MMfxenxa.
secretary and Clerk 81 raid Association.
Eii&woFth, Dee. "a. tssz-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

In speaking OF the Presidents mes
cage the Aroostook Republican says:
chr. Roosevelt's English does not
corruscste with the pyroteehBie
scintillatious of ops,sscent linguoslty
that illuminate the ululations OF Mr..
Cleveland" He probably doesn't care
10 have bis remarks to Congress
ralegated to innocgous desuetude.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

A green Christmas, but all the same
lst II be a merry one.

Portland's aldermen and council
rnen In joint session last Monday
elected Hon Frederic r. Boothby
mayor, the voters having failed of a
choice after two elections. This Is
Mayor Boothby's third term.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

A special meeting Of Tue tow 81 Eden
was heIs Taursdsy at 10 a M. ~ tbs ma.
nicipsl court room, Bar Hafbor. Charles
r. Paine was elected moderator.
Artists II. To s.e IL the tawn viii lussrnri
the sslactw'cn 70 ssttIs tae eisiss q ITO Goa
Tractors Of shr GRAMMAR scheoi balAsIas ysscsi
al sae anaasi saeesiax. 1901, 10 le crccaSd on TIE
Grand CeatrAi ios
Thts Rrticie occasioned considers bic
discussion, and John e Banksr, IT,,
ehsirmsu Of the board OF seicetmsB. upon
request. made a statement concerning the
ssheolsoase case as IL now stands. He
said the select men could not get an
ifemsxed account OF the smoaat claimed
By Stanley, Prebis a Braun, The
mason contractors. and JOHN Z. Clark,
who had the contract for the csrpentering
work
On motion OF c. u. Pinso !, was voted
in@s COMMITTEES be sircted to confer
vito the contractor. aud Investigate the
subject matter OF this article. and report
al a future mectiag. The following ecm-
fnittee wss elected: w. b. Higgins, c n
Pinc-, +. r. Eiamor, Chester HOd < Fna, K.
\ Henson
GA mo,4oa az r pax,o,as q 49,.
voted ttat rh.n 40. ,,s,,,ar .4,a,,n !,
asiaurp 70 me ar.t runsssx 81 r.n-
nary iasa a, taa 81, "a - a.. -,
AT i a. committee
Tns main, -. Than rnssa ,h., ,bs ror,.
nstt~e hsd no auth .rs.x a. maksa x.,,In.
aept with thr copsrsr.o.. IA So thea
voted tAat tho committee ohosou hsya
authority 10 .rstle sueh e,nlsus a. th.v
,at.,s ,.s.,,,..,,. - - -, -. :.
.,.ss....,. .......t...
Artscss ift- To see u the town vii rs*cind
ne xeae o. My =. iap2. hnsastss 'ae eost stss
sfAaa'a~r ssa"a' building u sissS. aad Aataor'
"a the Ses ea1Aen ~ ssna eam nat exunrd
y 'AN
IN ehp'sHssioa OF 'hs increase asked
i.' sou" T. Dunkef' ~, $50 nh humber
on ehahsSs hsa been tHade which would
"e " kFs~s peusn'.
Oa motion u vas voted that com nit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
ASxuAL asErrNa.

THE annual meeting Of ths -toskholdsts
L Of tAe ktfSt Sasonkt Sack Asii4iug
Company siii be heid 81 the rooms ~ tas
fiFA National Bank 10 Ellsworth. Maize. on
ire second Tuesday Of 1snaAFY. the thiFttrnsh
day OF January. u. q. tNa& ~ . cfrlucs ia the
Afteroeous for the transaction Of shS foiio~-
ing business
LsA- 10 choose DpzEd ct seven directors
for the corporation.
N. To Transact any ether bnslaess that
may properly eafne before sid mestiDg.
Dated at KiiAwogth this sesA day IL Deeens-
bxr. .. d. ise-. A. W. kfsa. CLERK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

such American 6nanciers AZ may be-
come interested in the situation, that
IL will use it's power 10 protect them
In any loan they may make TO Vene-
zueia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

II Is reported that the Maine Central Is
to make extensive improvements at Bar
Hsrbor this winter. The present wharf
will be completely rebuilt and the bridge
Brewer bridge OF the road, will 60 there
as soon a. they have completed their
lsbors at Bangor. This job at Bar Hsrbor
viii be quite lengthy one and cold one
as we'll. When they have concluded the
ork at Bar Hsrhor the crew will nske
some alterations and repairs at the MT
Desert Ferry wharf Additional piling
a ia be driven, and the wharf in other
ways strength ened.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

WE the anaeFsigned hereby give notice 10
w all ccneFFnsa ihst sec have withdraw
Our ronry from thc h@lneom Grange rtogx
Co. We shalt Hgt claim aay Of iss earnings
nor psy any 81 its dehts.
HhcoxA W. GRswpEk.
ions a. kAEWMss.
North Bssoksxilie, Dee. 10. ises.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
NOTICE.

Y HAVE this day given my sou. Harvey l.
4 kenssu, his tfFnr daFsNs the reHs8tad.F
of his usinast3y. I stall eiAsm nane % bic
wages Nor pay Rsy btiiN contracted hy him
@fssg this GATE, 8fpaksp %. BESsus.
NltueAs. a. VI. BasAsd.
sedgWfek Dee r. ipl2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

70 elsctal eNsAsrif4 foe fhe STATE Of MafHs
csNnss n Haaecc&. toaeMsh8ps al Ia ssas Ne
Bancsrk. frsukiin a I'd p&aassfssss No. g.
HNEK three thousand sc e. In EunfcnJo-
~ Gus PARK have been buFaed TO glacial
deposits. clay strata ar ro1k lotion. de-
maac exemption from taxes on this Austin
property for one hundred years
Mskg q. FaETx AusTsa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

A vigorous effort is TO be made early
n this session of Congress to secure
the passage OF the ship subsidy bin.
Referring TO his measure, Senator
Frye says that the organization
OF the Morgan shipping syndicate
presents a new and urgent reason for
the passage OF the bill II the ship
ping bin should become law at this
session OF Congress a sum, conserve
tively estimated at sso, ooo, 900, which
would be expended by the syndicate
for new ships, would be spent Ia this
country, and would 20 10 American
manufacturers and American work
men. Without the inducements Of
fered by the bin, however, that sum
would be expended abroad where
cheap labor would permit the cor.
stree ton 81 the new ships At lover
cost. Congress has an opportunity
TO save This sum for American indus.
tries,n said the senator. ssbut it re
mains to be seen il 1t wili improve Is,
although | sincerely hope il will
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
CHRISTMAS COMING SURE /!
woNpnnLASn De-. ]. laoa.

WoNDERLASn Dee. /, 1900.
NJ. 4. ". Gresly.
DEAR SIN; haye this day con-
signed TO ypu an assortment IT
goods carefully selected By uas. for
your Christmas trade.
The goods consist Of Gold, Gold.
Oiled and Silver Watches Of the weil.
known Walthsin and Elsin aake.
Ladies aud Cent? Glains, q good
assortment NJ 1swelry. also SIivey
and SILVER Plated Ware. and silver
Novelties.
have added some other kinds VI
goods wi,ica | thlaE Mil b. found
useful.
The prices 1T which these goods
are billed 20 ynu are all right and
should insu.e you good sales.
Yours respectfully.
SANTA CLAus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

The House has demonstrated IRIS
good faith on the trust question by
passing an appropriation bill which
provides tbss $500, 600 shall be placed
ut the dispcaai OF the attorney general
for the prosecution Of trusts under
the existing law. Although passed ar
an amendment TO the legislative bill,
this is Ia accordance with the pro
visions Of Representative Hcpi,urn's
measure II Is believed by many that
when this bill Is passed By the Senate,
IL will constitute all the anti trust
legislation enacted By the present
Congress The supporters OF this
policy claim that, owing to lack OF
SHANGHAI resources, I; has never been
possible for the attorney general
properly to enforce the Sherman law,
but thar he will now be able 10 do SO,
and that 1t would be injudicious 20
enact new legislation, or amend the
present law until il has been thor
oughly tested In the courts, and it's
efficiency or the reverse demon
sIrated By legal decisions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24

gINHE RnnHAi nseting ~ the Ellsworth Loan
Il ana Building Association. for the eiee-
ton o. ctfieers. viii be held on Monday even
ms. Jan- "a. 1888. AZ 30. nj the xoons OF the
First National Baak.
HESKY W. CusHMss. sec'y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-24
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