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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-16

TaB AHFRIcAE mas subscribers at 100
Of the 1T post-0ff IN Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bsned do not reach so many. THE AMER
HoAN IS not the only paper printed in
aaaooek county. end has never claimed TO
be, bat Il IS the only paper that con prop
srlg be odaed a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are meroty local papers. The eircuta
ason Of The AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HdTbor Records summer list. Is larger
ahGn that Of all the other papers printed
On Raneoek coaatp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-16
Castane.
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.

The officers of the class OF 1902 are
President, Stephen w. Cash; vice-presi-
dent, Clarence K. Simmons; secretary,
Josie NJ. Gray treasurer, Joseph o. NORM
The entering class have enjoyed two re-
ceptions this term, one given by Principal
Richardson and wife at their home, the
other by the upper classes.
A musical entertainment was given at
the normal bail Friday, April 4, for the
benefit of the athletic association. A
very interesting programme wss given
Many citizens of the town manifested
their interest in the school by their at
tendance.
The stereopticon views of Tissot's
paintings, exhibited at the Congrega-
tionsl church Thursday evening, were
highly appreciated by the students pre-
sent, and made each long for closer study
Of these wonderful works.
The stereopticon lecture by Professor
Files, of Bowdoin college, and also thu
concert at Emerson hall, were well at
tended and greatly enjoyed by thu
students.
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April Ii

West RRpcocE.
Nathan Ash. OF Bar Harbor, is in town.
Thomas o'Brien is having his store
painted aud repaired.
Israel Durgan, who has been very III
during the winter, is slightly better.
Mrs. Ruel Mcfarland, OF Partridge
Cove, was a guest OF her brothers last
week.
Ralph and Ruth, children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Bridges, are very Ill with
typhoid fever.
Sunday school was reorganixed on sun
day, April 8 George b. Bridges was
chosen superintendent.
Herbert Herrick and Mrs. Maud
Hutchins, who were married recently ,haye
the best wishes OF their many friends for
long and happy married Life - - .
April IL -. - ~ s,,u.c
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Egypt
Clara West, of Bar Harbor, is guest OF
her uncle, Wsyiand West.
Howard Hodgkins has gone to Wilton
with his sister, Mrs. Magrath.
Willie Jordan has returned from La
moline, where he has been on visit.
The engine and boilers for the new
mill have come, and will be placed In
position as soon as the mill is completed.
April IA. ANON.
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RRsoLuTIoNs.
DOLLY.

North Iiuehifi.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, II mas pl-ased our Heavenly Father
In his ail-wise providence to remove from our
number our beloved sister, Lizzie Fisk, thus
breaking the second link in our fraternal chain,
T. refore be II
Resoired, That we, as members OF Halcyon
grange. North Bluchill, do extend our heartfelt
sympathy 10 the bereaved family in their hour
VI affection.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning thirty days.
ReSolred. That copy OF these resolutions
be placed upon the records of our grange. a
copy be siyen to the bereaved family, and a
copy sent to THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and
Bangor Commercial for publication.
LIZZIE II. wRsCoTT.
MARY A. SoPER,
ELLA HASKELL,
Committee ON resoiutiops
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South Gouidsboro-
Mrs. Sarah Hooper has returned from
West Sullivan.
A. ii. Bunker will move his family to
Ironbound Isle where he has employment
for the summer.
Miss Ida Hooper and Edna Hsvey, Of
West Sullivan, have been visiting their
grandparents In this place.
Miss Riila Sargent is teaching the pri-
mary school in Winter Harbor. Miss
Sadie Hooper Is teaching In the Pond
district and Miss Lucy Bunker the pri-
mary at Prospect Hsrbor.
Charles Johnson, OF Pennington, N. II ,
who has rented the lower rooms in IL. W.
Hooper's new house, moved in Saturday.
Mrs. johnson will use the front rooms
for millinery shop.
April II. s.
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Franklin.
Guy Fernaid has gone 10 Seal Harbor,
where he has employment.
Charles Sprsgue is at home from North
east Hsrbor for a few days.
Mr.. Drew, OF Lincoln, WAS the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs Powlesland Sunday last.
School in district No. 2 commences
to-day, Monday. The grammar school is
taught by Carol Young, of Winterport,
the primary by Miss Young, OF Winter
port.
The firm OF l. C g. W. e. Brsgdon
has sdui,ted to their business Alfred l..
Ferusld end Fred T. Gordon. The new
rntinbsrs will run quarry at West
sullivan In connection with the bushes
here.
Atirii II SUB.
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South Deer Isle.
The western mail is still day late, but
Ellsworth sends mails In season.
Mrs. S. t. Warren is preparing to visit
her daughte Mrs. Glars Judkins.
Mrs. Evelyn McKinnon, of Csstine, and
two children are visiting at Eben Dow's.
A very little farming and gardening
has commenced, bat most OF the land Is
too water-soaked for working.
The tide was unusually high WedpsS..
day and the east wind Dr. = wipes
harbor almost on the 30 tive - up the
A seer. t1mberland srass land.
hipscs l5nd attempt at road repairing was
made on the hill near here this week, but
on the time honored plan OF surface
work. Nothing short Of Understandings
will ever make this piece OF road good.
Aprii IA. Eco.
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MEssRs ELY BRos;--I commenced using
your Cream Balm about two years ago for ca
tarrh. My voice was somewhat thick and my
hearing was dull. My hearing has been fully
restored and my speech has become quite clear.
am teacher Ia our town,
L. g. BROWN, Granger. o.
No comment Is needed. Trial size 10 cts. Full
afre Soc Ask your druggist. We mall It.
ELY BIOS, So Warren ST., New York
--Adpt.
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arrived and they soon had her high and
dry on the top of the beach, Amos New
man will do the repairing at once.
April IA. DOLLY.
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Eas Biuehilt-
Grindie & Long have taken their gas
oiene launch from her nest, and are now
ready for business.
Loren e. Csndage, Of South 1homaston,
who has been the guest OF j. Nelson
Candsge, left for his home this morning.
The new bell was hung In the belfry Of
the schoolhouse last Friday. The boys
rang It internationally all the afternoon.
II was fun for the boys.
Charles II. wsrdwelI, A. b. Leach,
Horace Grindle, Norman Grindle, and
Joseph Hutchings left this morning In
Henry York's sioop for Stonington.
They will try to obtain employment
there as quarry men and granite cutters.
April II. q.
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West Brook.viiie.
Charles Emery, OF Ellsworth, was in
town last Tuesday.
Schooner Robert Pettisn, Capt. William
Perkins, sailed for Boston last Thursday
with brick.
Cecil Farnham, who has been steam
boating on the sound the past winter, Is
at home for few weeks.
John Finch, of Castine, has been sp-
pointed ferryman at Lymburner's ferry,
IN place OF Charles ii. Farnhan, resigned.
Miss Caroline Joy, who passed the
winter at Grand Forks, North Dakots,
has returned and opened her cottage at
Point View.
For the past three years the first dog
liscense issued has been handed TO Ed
ward w. SHELTON. Close time on the
dogs career begins May 10.
April IL. Iossos'
Miss Lucy Jones is in Bucksport, tas
guest OF }. II. Jones.
Mrs. Rose Douglass has thirty-ioai
puIiets W hich have brought her from egg
sold at the door from Nov. /. to March >
s5a 81.
George Redman, passenger on 'h
"Fitz Patrick, wrecked on MonomO'
Point, Is visiting his mother, Mrs. L. y
| Smith.
April IA. IL
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Mrs. Geo Z. Barrett. of Clinton. Me-. says
"We have used the IL. f. Atwood's Bltters for
some time, and think they do all that is claimed
for them They are Of especial benefit to us
for Indigestion and headaches. and we gladly
recommend them"
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Reach. -,
Bradford Torrey is still quite ILL., -,
School commenced last Monosy, NE
by Mrs. Lottie Billings, OF L''i'
Isle. .,u,ou
William F. Annis has left Ioi sssb
Mass. where he win sail sl'Si'
the coming season. CT.
Mrs. Madison Torrey came no ID
urday. after an absence of five weeA' ID.
hospital at Boston. she Is
proved In health. MLl
April IL.
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COUNTY EWS.
NJ sddstsosat County Ne,cs see other pagvs

FasaoIn.-
Rev j. S Blair is visiting his brother
in Cambr dge, Mass.
The Rev Mr.. Hadee will occupy the
pulpit of the First Baptist church to-
morrow.
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Prospect Harbor.
Mrs l.. M. Bunker has gone to Port
land for an indefinite time.
Mrs. J. B. Cole spent few days In Win
ter Harbor the first OF the week.
Calvin Tracy's friends are pleased to
learn that he is now convalescent,
w. F. Bruce and wife have returned
from Boston, W here they have been spend
ing few weeks.
Henry Bryant, OF Deer Isle. and his wife,
formerly Miss Grace Stewart, are at Will
liam Stewards.
The Misses Over have returned to Port
land, where they are attending Gray's
business school.
Mrs. William L. Haskell, OF West Sulli-
van, was guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Rice, the last of the week.
Prescott Cleaves and wife and Miss Isa-
bel Cleaves, of Bar Hsrbor, spent the week
with their father, f. W. Cleaves.
Miss Mamie Young, who has been at
her home In the Pond district for few
weeks, has returned to w. F. Bruce's.
The schools begin this morning. The
grammar is taught by Miss Maria Bunker,
OF franklin, and the primary by Miss
Lucy Bunker, OF South Gouldsboro.
April Is. c.
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nItching hemorrhoids were the pis sat esrll
life. Was almost wild. Doan - aoetors y
me quickly and permanently. ai'e4 Street, ~
failed" @. r. Cornwall, Vaiiey
garties, n. Y.-AdUt.
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cock Point, has moved into &. n. Woes
ter's house, formerly owned by the late
Isaiah Wooster. Miss Florence Colby
has taken Mrs. Higgins place at Mrs.
Crabtree's.
April IA. w.
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COUNTY NEWS.


North sedgwick.
Mrs Moses Carter is quite i'll.
Pearl Grindle has been quite III for a
week.
MIR and Mrs. Abbott spent Sunday in
Bluehill.
Mrs. Lizzie Tyler has returned to North
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Hattie Allen has been suffering
with neuralgia.
Mrs. Ira Page, who has been i'll with the
grip, Is recovering.
Miss Mcdonald, OF Brooklin, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bert Anderson.
Fred and Cecil Page left town Monday
for Sullivan to obtain work on granite.
Mrs. Kane. OF Brooklin, has been the
guest OF Mrs. Myrtle Closson the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bates, of California
were the guests OF David Thurston las,
week.
Mrs. RoIlo Closson has returned home
from BROOKLYN, where she spent q few
days last week.
Pearl Carter, Colby Hooper and others
left last week for stonington, where they
will be employed as granite cutters.
An Easter concert was given in the
church Sunday evening by the children
The concert was In every way a success,
well attended and much enjoyed. The
church was beautifully decorated with
potted plants, cut flowers and Easter
lilies. Miss Minnie Thurston presided at
the organ
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East l.amofue
Miss Addie Hodgkins has gone to Deer
Isle to teach school. Il
Ralph Bennett has returned M from
South Pines, N. c., where he been
employed the past winter. M
A test was made OF the mact ery at
the coaling station last Friday pa lU'
tons were removed in forty five nutes.
April IA. II.
south Hancock. #
l.. s. Jordan attended Grand pge, l..
o. q. t., at Wsterville, last W nesday
and Thursday. -
Mrs. Nettie Eics~s has been
caring ts.--- p, at Han
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Committee on resolutions

Deer Isle
Clarence Dow left Monday for Bristol.
Thomas Gray was in RockIsnd Friday.
Elmer Greenlsw left Monday for New
York.
Frank Greenlsw returned home from
ROckland Saturday.
Capt. c. A. Haskell arrived home from
New York Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Gross arrived home
from Boston Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. f. l.. Haskell left town
Monday for Rockisud.
freeman Howard, first officer OF
steam yacht MALAY, arrived home Sat
urdsy.
Capt. w. A. Gray left town Thursday
for New York to take command OF his
vessel the Gem.
George f. Haskell left town Saturday
for New York to join the steam yacht
"Katoomb a" as irst officer.
April IL. 8.
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Dedham.
DIN Heath, OF Brewer, was In town last
week for brief visit to relatives.
Miss Ida Cowing, Miss Lena Black and
Miss Beulsh Gray are home for short
time from Brewer, where they are en-
ployed.
Mrs. Thomas Kenney died March 30,
at the age OF sixty-eight, after a pro-
longed illness. Hsr husband survives
her, also son and daughter.
April IA. b.
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EastDrook-
Grace Dinsmore has gone to Sullivan to
WORT.
Rosa Crimmin has been dangerously
i'll for the past week, but is improving.
Many of the men in this place are
absent this spring, some on the drive,
some working at Sullivan on stone.
Henry French, who has been suffering
with broken leg, has so far recovered as
to go on the river where bis men are
driving logs.
Greenwood grange No. 1863 held its reg
ular meeting April u, with a good at
tendance. toar candidates received in
structions in the first and second de-
greea, snd generous lunch Was served at
recess. Great interest is manifested by
all the members, and applications are
coming in so fast that q special meeting
has been appointed for next Saturday
evening.
April IA. B.
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East Franklin
William Higrove is moving to North
Sullivan, where ne is employed.
The foot bridge across the bay Is nearly
completed and is great convenience.
F. Z. Bia:sdeiI, who has been at work in
Norridgewock, was called home again last
Friday on account OF sickness.
Mrs. Lizzie Patten, who has been visit
ing her people in Sullivan and Goulds.
boro for several weeks, has returned home.
April IA. III. p.
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East Susry. -
Thomas Cole is slowly recovering I'VE
his illness.
Augustus Johnson is stopping
time with his parents, Capt. and ME-
C. johnson, after a winter at sea.
Miss Susie NJ. stinson is the nrs' u
teachers to commence her sunni
work. She went to Otter Creek AP
Capt. NJ. ID. Chatto's horse ~
through the steamboat wharf -,
forenoon. Luckily several men w.
near. and rescued the animal.
Charles and Ernest Stone ieS' -,
to join the yacht "Idelia"' ~, Ia.
Treworgy and Arthur Conaiy
Wednesday to join the same yacn'' r.
April IA.
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Sorth I.amoin~.
Eugene Hodgkins has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to work.
Miss Eunice Coggins goes to-day TO
Islesford to teach.
Hervey Salisbury and wife, of Els
worth, spent Sunday at their old home.
On April 10, an infant daughter arrived
at the home OF Walter Young. lBeulah
Gertrude
Miss Sara Coggins returned from Bos-
ton and vicinity on Saturday, where she
has been spending the past two months
with relatives.
G. NJ, kittredge, who purchased the
Wallace Coggins farm last fall, has re-
Gently moved his family here They come
well recommended, and East Lamoine
welcomes such families to the neighbor.
hood.
April Ia. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-16
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

The concert given at town hall Monday
evening, under the direction of Mrs. W..
II Russell, teacher of vocal music at the
academy, was success from every point
OF view. 1t is almost impossible to par
ticuiarize where so many numbers were
rendered and so many took part in the
various songs and exercises, but much
credit is due Mrs. Russell for the excel
lent time and style in which the school
sang their songs, as we'll as the pleasing
manner in which her private pupils per-
formed their parts. The handkerchief
drill by the girls, the Indian drill by the
boys, and MA Sweets amusing bur-
lesque", all made a variety in the even
ing's entertainment. Following is ttR
programme: ,.atiou fore n,
a
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Trenton.
Harold Moore, OF Ellsworth Falls, wa
in town Sunday.
Miss George Jordan, OF Walthsm' VIE
tied relatives In town last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Stanley are Sisi'
ing their daughter, Mrs. benla"H
Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore, OF hn'
worth Falls, we're visiting friends sh'
relatives In town Sunday.
II something isn't done before w.
there will not be a clam on the ife"'s-
shore. Everybody Is digging ios -
clam boats.
April IA.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-07
MAKING OF AN ISSUE.

Washington, June 6.-Representative Richardson, Of Tennessee, democratic floor leader today introduced d bill reviving the trust bill which passed the house in the Fifty-sixth congress and failed in the senate. It amends the Sherman act by making more stringent restrictions against contracts and com binations in restraint or trade. gives q civil right action to anyone injured in business by such . combination, for bids the use of mails in furtherance cf business combines, and provides for the prosecution of those who ship trust made goods from state to state.
 It is understood that the reintrodtIu- tion of this bill is in pursuance cf the recent acticn of the. democratic con- gressional committee in naming . are- cial committee Of seven members to Ie- wise means fer maKinS the trust ques- tic3 one 0t the forcmc5t issuc5 O. the coming campaign.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-07
WESTERN GAMBLERS
 PULLED IN NEW YORK
Among Them Was Bat Masterson
 Who Says He is Innocent.

New York, June 6.-William B. Mas terson, giving his address as Chicago. and better known in the west, it is said, as Bat" Masterson; James C. Sullivan and Colonel Leopold Frank of Chicago were arrested tonight by detectives on the charge of having in their posses siCn gambling paraphcrnalia. Master son and Sullivan were admitted to bail in the sum of $1,0o0 each. Sanders and Frank were locked up for the night.
 The police seem to attach more than usual importance to the arrests. At the detective headquarters it was stat ed that information had been received some time ago that number of west ern gamblers who had been opera ting in Chicago. Cincinnati and Philadelphia had come to this city, but nothing def mite was given out. The men were arrested, according to the police ac- count, at boarding house up town where a faro Hay out" and quantity of alleged marked cards were seized.
 Masterson denies any connection with any gamblers. and says he and Sullivan came to this city for the pur- pose of taking passage to England. Bat" Masterson is a well known char acter in the west and was at one time United States marshall in Colorado. Sullivan is said to be a horse owner of some repute in Oregon.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-07
LITTLE RED DEVILS. Mind Makes Peculiar Things.

Coffee almost Kills some people before they are willing to admit that coffee is really the cause of the trouble. Yet it is easy to break off the habit providing Postum Coffee, well boiled. is served in it's place.
 A lady says: After coffee drinking had become d habit with me l expsri- enced q sense of faintness in the stom- Ch. with lassitude and dullness of the n'nd. This was accompanied with se- were pains in the region of my liver.
 Gradually my health failed and 1 be- cnInc thin and d nervous wreck, having sick headaches every day. Then in- Sonin!a set in and I suffered for fCur rtatS such tcrments as those who have been through the experience know uf. 1t night | would grow so nervous oVe: the continual distress in my stomach that l would imagine hundreds of litta red Covils had strings attached to tfc back of my stomach and were tryin;; to pull il out. I was compelled at times tu taia laudauum "a relieve the distress and cramps.
 This condition lasted with some variation for about three years. l tried various physicians and finally Was ad- N;=cd t1 try lc&Ving uif coffee; this l thought could not be dcnc. l was finally induced to eive up coffee and use Postum. and began to get well. When recovered and thought l Was wei enough to go back to coffee again I tried it. but after using it q short tima the cid stomach trouble cane ba T; and | threw the balance Of the coffee iii the stove. There has never been d grain uf the old-fashioncd coffee in the house since and never will be as long as i am running it.
 I "Pnstum Coffee is delicious when made according to directions ard served hot with good cream and some
 sugar. The whole family use it and en- 1 joy it greatly. I have gained 40 pounds
 n the last year and my nerves are fast
 becoming a thing of the past. 1 sic T
 perfectly all night and am well wo-
 man. thanks to Postum." Name Siver
 by PostIm Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-07
HOPE OF THE PIMAS
Now Cent red on the Ccmi, g Y esq lite
 Bean Crop.

Prof. J. s. Meskimons, in charge of the Indian schonl at the Sacaton agency. is in the city. He says that there are many hundreds of hungry In- dians on the reservation and who have little prospects of relief until the next crop of mesquite beans ripen. The crop of beans this year will be d heavy one for it is not dependent upon water. The Indians are not complaining but are doing their best to keep alive anu are confining themselves to q pound cf wheat a day.
 There are 225 children at the school. But for the desperate condition of the Indians on the reservation the children would have been sent home before this time, but they are kept at the agency because there they can be fed by the government. while if they were at home they would be an additional bur den upon the already suffering parents
 There is now a bill in congress ap propriating Si0C00 for the relief of thesa Indians. but it is feared that it will b" heard of nc more at this session and 1t is also feared that nothing will come of the movement for supplying the In dians with water. Nir. Meskimons says that those who are familiar with the situation on the reservation are sorry that it was not brought to tn" notice of congress at the time the bill appropria ting 200,G00 for the relief of the Martinique sufferers was presented. While the attention of the members of congress was attracted to d conspic- uous instance of human suffering thev might have done something for the Arizona Indians. Such spaSms of sympathy are not produced frequently.