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La Junta tribune., 1902-12-27
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TO s, SI.25; to I3, $3.50, at
Hawkins.
X. w. Patterson spent Christ
mas in Las Animas with the
family of P. q. Scott.
Tents. camp stoves, cots and
camping outfits, also lot of sec
ond hand carpenter tools and tool
chests at II. II. Clark's.
Did you look over the list of
houses and lots offered by Buckley
& Hart? You had better inquire
now before prices advance.
w. X. Marshall and wife, of
Dodge City, spent Christmas with
the family OF c. X. Orahood.
Mr.. Marshall is a brother-in- n-law OF
Mr.. Orahood.
New Home sewing machines at
wholesale prices for the next thirty
days at II. II. Clark's house fur
nishing store. The New Home IS
the best machine on the market.
Try Rouse's Queen Lavender
for dandruf, chapped hands, sun
burn and tan. 1t softens and
whitens the skin. None better.
Guaranteed to cure or money re-
funded.
Any one finding black silk
waist, with white front, wrapped
in newspaper, please leave same
at Blair & Wiswell's confectionery
store. Lost between Sherman &
Forbes and the Mayhem House
Furnishing Companys' store.
A. L. Houghtelin, OF Fairbury,
Neb., arrived in La unta last
Wednesday, accompanied by his
bride, and were the guests of his
niece, Mrs. Frank Finney on
Christmas day. They are on their
way to the Pacific coast for briei
visit
Regular services at the Metho
dist church tomorrow, conducted
by the pastor, DR.. c. o. kimball,
who will preach New Years ser
mon both morning and evening
Sunday school at 9:3o a. M,
Junior League at 800 p. M, Ep-
worth League at 6:3o p. m. Every
one welcome.
Thomas Foley returned Wed
nesday from two months trip to
the Hot Springs, Ark. "Tom" is
feeling fine and says that,
barring Pueblo, the Hot Springs
is the best place on earth. His
friends returned with him and all
express satisfaction that they are
back to celebrate Christmas in
Pueblo. -Chieftian.
Regular services at the Presby-
terian church Tomorrow, both
morning and evening, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Robert
Coltman. Morning subject,
"Duty of Confessing Christ" A
special invitation to attend this
service is given to those who are
not members of any Christian
church. Evening topic, "Round-
ing the Year"
Senator Farwell returned home
last Wednesday from Denver to
spend the holiday season with his
family. He expects to return to
the capitol city to resume his
senatorial duties some time dur
ing the second week in January.
The senator will find the political
complexion of the fourteenth
general assembly rather more to
his liking than former ones have
been.
Jack Butler. formerly general
foreman in the Santa Fe shops at
this point. was La Junta visitor
70. a few hours last Wednesday
night, on his way from Denver to
Wichita, Kan, to spend the holi-
days with relatives. He has re-
signed his position in Denver, and
about the first of the year will go
to Kansas City to accept posi-
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through the superintendent Of rural tree
delivery, A. w. Machep, for Investigation.
and report by Special Agent e. P. Bou-
routes in the third district have been
Inspected during the last year, or are now
awaiting inspection as soon as Mr..
Boutelle can get around to them. Action
is always deferred TIL hts favorable rec
ommendation and report are received here.
Before many months officers OF the
treasury department viii begin negotia-
tious for the purchase OF a lot for public
building at Bar Hsrbor. The appropris-
lion OF 5000 for the site went through
on the Mercer omnibus pubiie-bailding
bill, which President Roosevelt now has,
and which he will likely sign before
another week goes by.
Although Congress has twice passed a
public building bill for Bar Harbor,
which has been subsequently, vetoed by
Presidents, this appropriation OF 5000
at last assures q public building there.
The expenditure OF money for ate,
nov assured, will head of all hostile
argument against an appropriation for
buIlding hereafter. Gov. Barleigh
sough, 30 get an appropriation OF 10000
for the site, but the pressure to keep
down the total OF appropriations for
public buildings was so great, and the
demands OF Calais Tor public building
were 40 forcible that it seemed az
though 5000 would hsve to do for Bar
Harhor. And Il Is believed here that
that sum viii buy good site, suitable
for such public building as will be an
ornament to the town.
1t will be a year or two yet before
another opportunity for legislation Tor
public buildings win come, bat Gov.
Burleigh Is determined, when that time
does come, TO get good appropriation
for this large summer resort, which n
also now the residence Of large and
substantial population the year round.
AS be is leading member of the House
committee on public buildings and
grounds, he win be in position to
force an appropriation upon an omnibus
bill, in sill probs bility, contingent upon
a republican Congress.
Meanwhile the treasury officials VIII
proceed to the purchase of site. which
In itself consumes considerable time, as
the greatest care IL exercised by the
government In having title to all prop
erty which It purchases perfected.
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The miles ON Frenehman's bay have
suddenly grown shorter. According To
new rules on the Maine Central ferry
steamers, 1t will be twenty FIVE miles
from Mt. Desert Ferry to Bar Harbor--a
least for holders OF miieage books. Tbis
Is virtually decision on the part OF the
railroad company not to scecpt miiesgf
books on the boats, or rsther to tear oct
so many miles that IL brings the cost W
to local ferry rates. The Bar la eo1
Record says:
The new mileage rue will do away with the
vexing question of why person is asked 30
surrender afteen miles when going from Bar
Harhor to sullivan and stopping there, while
the other fellow who accompanied hi,.a aud then
is carried i've { p miles further to Mount nes-
ert FerrY Is only asked TO give up ten Of his
precious little coupons. OF course this Is read.
lily understood after Il is explained, but l neesis
the patience of Job TO explain Is ti,saseen times
day. job. though. wasn't &. u with C4ptsia
Dickson for pa fence.
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The week just passed win be mem
orable for three very remarkable
speeches, all pertaining to one
phase or another of the Philippine
question. On Friday, Decoration
Day. President Roosevelt not only
participated In the ceremonies of
commemoration of the soldier dead
who repose in the national cemetery
at Arlington, but made defense of
the American soldiers in the Philip
pines which appealed to every brave
heart among his auditors and which
will command the respect and SYM
patty of loyal Americans throughout
the country. Mr.. Roosevelt's
utterances have called forth loud
encomiums from the English press.
Addressing himself particularly to
the veterans present, the President
said: 1.-THE men who, in the uniform
of the United States, have for the
last three years patiently and I'M
complainingly championed the Amer
lean cause in the Philippine Islands
are your younger brothers, your sons.
They have shown themselves not
unworthy OF you, and they are en-
titled to the support of all men who
are proud of what you did" He
admitted that isolated cases of
cruelty had occurred, but asserted
that they had happened under great
provoeation and that, moreover,
they were being Investigated and
would be punished, and he then re-
ferred to the outrages and lynchings
which have occurred in the United
States and said: 1.-THE men who fail
to condemn these lynchings and yet
clamor about what has been done in
the Philippines are indeed guilty of
neglecting the beam in their own
eye while haunting their brother
about the mote in his" The speech
as whole was strong vindication
of the American soldiers
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gfaal Na.itts.

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To eli persons interested in the estate hesela-
after named.
At q probate eonrt held Al Ellsworth. 10 and
for the county Of Hancock, on the third
day Of Jane. 3, a, lse3
yINBE following matters having been pre-
IL seated for the action thrrsnpon herein
after Indicated, il Is hereby ordered that no
iice thereof BE- given TO sii persons Interested.
b. causing = copy Of this order TO b pHb-
iisAcd three wseka successfully Ia the Ellis
~oEth American. newspaper Pnhliahed A.
Ellsworth. In said caants, ihe arst pubiica-
tien 10 he thirty days prior 10 the bearing,
that thty may appear at special probate
court 10 be he'd al Ellsworth, In aid county,
on the eighth dAy 81 July. - q. 500. AZ ten
Of the clock 10 thr forenoon. and be heard
thsgeon ~ thry cause.
DfaasntA r. Clark, tase Of saFry, In said
eoansy. deceased. Fett4ion ale3 BY Pearl l.,
Leiapd and others. heirs. living In diNsFent
states. 81 said DtAAamla =. Clark. deceased.
10 have John A. Fessfs. r.. the administrator
OF said estate. or some esbef Suitable person.
authorized 10 sell and convey the real estate
Of said deco ~ described In said petit.
ton Al private sale, and Distribute the pro-
cre6s. SITTER paying expenses. among said
heirs o. DfsdamiA y. CLARK. according TO theis
respective rights thexetn.
O. y. CCSNfS3fAAAt. Judge Of said court
true copy. Attsst9--t5Hss. y poRS, Register.
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What's this9 A volcano al Great PoaG
That's the story John r. shumsn, post.
master and plantation clerk at Great
Pond. brought down river last week " hen
he came to Ellsworth to attend the rep1b-
licsn county convention. Mr.. Shumsn is
a man whose word is not to be questioned.
He says be did not see the volcano In
action himself, bat he saw tie man who
says he did, and he believes he Is truth.
ful man. The mountain in question il
known locally as King Jackson's noun
tsin-sometines called Pine mountain.
1t lies between the county road and Long
pond, just north OF the line bet geeu plan
tations q and 80. The man who says be
saw signs OF volcanic activity about the
mountain, says that about the time of the
Martinique eruption, deep rumblings were
heard in the mountain, aud looking
toward II he saw smoke issuing from near
the peak. The rumbiing noise was SO
loud and alarming that his little daughter
ran into the house crying in fright. The
sky was clear, and the noise could not
have been thunder. In connection with
this story 1t is recalled that last fall q
man who was hunting in the vicinity Of
the same mountain reported that hs
heard rumbling noises, and saw smoke
issuing from the peak OF the mountain
As yet, citizens OF the locality have mad,
no preparations for moving out of the
vicinity.
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dent on this question, has served
to materially strengthen the position
of the advocates Of reciprocity.
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Kansas
have all declared themselves in
favor of the bill. Their action will
doubtless serve to deplete the forces
in the House which so successfully
crippled the measure, and it Is an
ticipated that their action viii
have considerable effect on the
Senate. Senator Platt and other
supporters of the measure are now
speaking confidently of the result,
but il is not likely that bill will be
reported from the Senate committee
until there have been pledged
sufficient votes to secure its passage
in the upper chamber.
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OBITUARY.



Walter Marshall circuit. who diedi at
the home OF his mother, Mrs. Fred l..
circuit, on the surry road Tuesday, May q.
as was briefly reported IN THE AMERICAN
last week, was twenty-seyen years OF age.
He leaves widow and q mother on whom
his death comes with crushing force.
Five years ago he married Miss Lila
Belle Smith. OF this city, with whom he
lived so happily. They lived In Brewer,
he being employed as assistant foreman In
Parker q Peakes shoe factory In Bangor.
Over year ago, falling health compelled
him to give up his position, and be re-
turned to the home of bis mother here,
where he received every attention de-
voted wife and loving .mosher could give.
He was q young man Of rare excellence,
with a combination of virtues one rarely
secs-like one of whom It has been said
sthe elements were so mixed in him that
all the world might stand up and say,
here Ia man."
During his protracted Illness be was
patient and appreciasive. He had largo
circle OF friends, whom he always well
coined 10 hts home with a smile. BY the
visits OF Revs. A. III. Cosr aad j. p. Simon.
ton he was comforied and cheered as he
freely convcrsed about the "be;ter
country. He welcomed death az the
gateway to endless bliss. Shortly before
bis death he spoke comforting words to
his mother and wife. To his wife he said,
Just as he was passing beyond the
shadows; sit Is all right" Such a lie,
In its close, is like the crushed rose,
emitting fragrance on all around.
The Order OF Foresters, of which he was
an honored member In Bangor, was rep
resented at hts funeral by two brothers
who, brought with them tokens OF love
and sympathy. The floral offerings were
profuse and beautiful.
Rev. j. p. Simonton otilcisted a, the
funeral, speaking kind words OF the de-
parted aud comforting words TO the
living. To the regret OF the family, Rev.
A. II. Coar was out of town and could not
participate In the services.
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The result OF the work of the re-
publicans of Hancock county, as ex-
emplified in convention last week,
may be found in detail in our news
columns. Once more the gauntlet is
thrown down to our democratic
friends, who will doubtless, as usual,
nominate ticket made up of most ex-
cellept gentlemen who will cheerfuliy
go through all the motions, just as II
they expected to be elected.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE A. 1909.
A Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
City Hall, Portland,
Wednesday, June IL, 1902,
AT l.se O'CLOCK p. NJ

AT iaSe O'JLDCh r. NJ,
for the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
governor to be supported at the September elec
ton, and transactiBg any other business that
may properly come before IL.
The basis Of representation viii be as follows
Each city, town and plantation win be entitled
TO one delegate, and for each Is votes cast for
the republican candidate for governor In 100,
an additional delegate; and for a fraction OF 40
votes in excess of 20 votes, a further additional
delegate. Vacancies in the delegation Of any
city, town or plantation can only be filed BY
residents OF the county In which the vacancies
exist.
The State committee will be In session In the
reception room Of the hall at l2.So p M, on the
day OF the convention, for the purpose of re-
cefviug the credentials OF delegates. Delegates.
in order 70 be eligible 10 participate In the con.
vention must be elected subsequent TO the da;e
Of call for THE cUaN ention.
All electors OF Maine. without regard 10 past
political Affiliations, who believe In Republican
principles and endorse the policy OF the repub-
fcan party, are cordially invited TO unite under
sh.s call IN eleetinE delegates to this convention
Per order, Republican State Committee.
F. NJ. SIMPSON, Chairman.
BYRoN BoTD, Secretary.
Bangor, April 10, 1902.
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The republican State and district
conventions meet next week-the
district at Waterville on Tuesday, and
the State at Portland on Wednesday.
1t goes without saying that Governor
Hill will be renominated at Portland,
and that Congressman Burleigh, who
has so ably represented this district in
Congress, will also be renominated.
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surriaI Nniina.

NOTICE.
A Special Meeting Of the stockholders Of
"A the Otter Greek Bridge Company will be
held At thc Office Of Hale 4 Haniiin. at Ellis
worth. Hancock Coanty. Msise, on Saturday.
the it,h day OF June. a. ID. 1894. at six c'ciock
in the afternoon, tor the psrpesr 81 acttEE on
the following articles, 20 @tts
Article s.. TO swe IL the said etaekheldeFs
OF said otter Greek Bridge Company Will vots
to dissolve said corporation, 70 Anxh1rixr
some Officer or stnekhnidef Of the corporation
TO Ole btu 10 equity against said Company
tor the dissolution thereof, 20 authcrtse come
osticeF or stockhnidef Of said Company 20 Gle
an answer TO assist 10 sneh dissolution pro-
eeedinEs. and 20 take s9eh other sters a. mas
be necessary. Incidental or desirable TO eject
ing the dissolution OF said Corporation.
Article 2 To 2ct upon sng ukhsr bSsiDess
that may properly come before said Meeting
CoMNgLIUs NEILfNsfos.
President OF said Otter Greek Bridge Company
Dated Jane 2. A. ID. 1914
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})oliiitaI No,itrs.
DISTRICT CONVENTION

FIyHE republicans 81 the chased towns az
L fremont. Mt. Desert, swans Island and
Cranberry Isles are requested to meet at Ire
mont hall, Southwest HaGbor, on Saturday 4,
June Z, a. a. Ise7 at p M. for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for representative TO
the merit legislature, also TO transact any
other business that may legally come before
said convention. Per order OF district com
rni,tse J. d. PHILLIPS.
fremont, Me-, May %. 1872.
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"Have by some surgeon, shyloek. on thy
charge 70 stop hia wounds lest ne do bleed 70
death" People can bleed to death. The loss
OF blood weasens the body. IL must follow
that gain Of blood gives the body sfrenzth.
The strengthening effect OF DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is in large part due to ifs &C
ton on the blood making glands and the IN.
creased supply Of pure, rich blood It prod uess.
IL Is only when she blood Is Impoverished and
Impure that disease ends soil IN which 20
root The Discovery" parties the blood and
makes Is antagonisiic to disease When the
body IL emaciated. the lungs are weak, and
there Is obstinate lingering cough. 'sGolden
Medical Discovery" puts the body on fighting
footing against disease, aud 50 Increases the vi.
taiity that disease Is thrown on, sud physical
health perfectly and permanently restored. IL
has cured thousands who were hopeless aud
helpless. and who had tried all other means Of
cure without avail.
Twenty-one 0necent stamps to cover expense
OF mailing only will obtain q copy OF DIR.
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, l0os
pages, In paper cover. Send thirty-one stamps
IL cloth binding Is preferred. Address Or. X.
v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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HkscoCg ss.--At probate egsrt held as
Ellsworth. In and Tor said county. on the third
day 81 Jsar. Ia the YeAr ~ our Lord enc thou
Sand nine hundred and swa.
TT is hereby ordered that special probate
Il ca9N BE- held A. Ellsworth. In aud for said
county, 90 shr eighth day Of 1uly, e. q, 1870,
~ ten o'clock in the forenoon. when and
where ali persons having business may mp
pear and be heard.
o. y. CuSNISGHAM. Judge Of Probate.
A true copy, Attsss.
. CuAs. p. DoEK. Register Of said eoars.
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Last weeks work in the House
consisted Of passing the immigration
bill which practically embodies
in one measure all the existing
immigration laws and removes
several which had become Intellectual
or imperative because of more
recent legislation. The per capita
tax on immigrants is raised from
81 to s1.50. The grounds for ineli-
gibility are increased, and a we'll
ordered and comprehensive whole
has been created out OF innumerable
chaotic parts. On Thursday the
House passed the Hill subsidiary
coinage bill, whereby the secretary
Of the treasury is authorized to
coin the existing silver dollars into
fractional currency at his discretion.
Rules have been reported for the
sidaration of the Pacific cable
bills, and it is antici-
sing , snosssi' u.s. viii be taken up
OF hope an.
Yet higher keyed tn
Raised past traitor Platt, OF
The shortened hand mang action on
.The I 10 ali Is il His holy terill is being
Stag stonger, hear fact that
Of four
Endorsed
Presi-
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New steamer for Brooksviile.

Benjamin Arey, proprietor OF the Ban
gor and West Brooksville steamboat line,
has purchased the steamer fremont,
of the Bangor a. Bar Harbor $. 8. Co.,
for use upon that line. The boat will
take the place OF the steamer Marjorie,
which has run between the two points
for number of years.
The fremont" Is much larger than the
"Marjoriep and faster, and will be greatly
appreciated by the patrons of the line.
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rI'HE subscriber hereby gtses notice that
l. he has been daily appointed administFS-
tor of the estate OF Asa G. Barrlll. late
Of DsdhAm. in she county Of Hancock,
deceased. aud given bonds a. the Law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate Of kAid deceased are desired 90 present
the sAfae for settlement. and al Indebted
thereto are requested 70 make payment I'm
mcdfstely. H.pEky p. BuERiLL-
April !, 1899.
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~-~~.~~s-~~~~~-~~e~c 1~-~sr~>--~S ~~s~1~ ~
HoRsEs-s or 10 good. general business
Ill horses. weighing from epe 10 30 lbs
Cash or satisfactory paper, Horses as repre-.
scented. or money refunded Also few good
second. hand carriages aud harnesses At rsa-
sonahle prices. Hancock House Stables, y,
n. GouLp Prop'r., Ellsworth. Me.
nSE band saw machine bn.s plener. !
~ surface pisuEF. large and Afn&li wood
turning lathe, ripping saw machine, Saw
bench TALL Ironl, swing saw. Ttg u. p. Easos
line engine. Ali in good working order Also
hangers. shafts. pailsys. etc. Isaac l.. HOBO
gTss. Ellsworth. Ne.
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yItIE subscriber hereby gives notice that
x She has been duly appointed admins
tratdx sith ifs wfsi aanexsd OF the estate OF
Reuben =. Sidftstzr, late - Hsekspori. 10 the
cs1uty pf ltauxas3. deceased. and given
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired 10 present ths same for settle !.
ment, and all indebted thereto arc requested
10 make payment Immediately.
May q. feo2 SARAH r. KtnRfpoE-
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To ofsclaG aafkorssg fer fAs STATE ~ MGsAe,
oosafR nf Hasneek. fotssskfps Of Esvsgiaz.
Haaoock, Fraakiia aaS Plssiasfea Ne. y;
nyER three Thousand acres in Canicuio-
~ Gus Park have been burned 10 glacial
deposits. clay strata or rock bottom l de-
nssna exemption from tssrs on this AuAtin
property for oEe hundred years.
MARY q. FMrrE AcsTgs.
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1 Beware of oinfmcuis for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

Contain Mercury
"a mercury VIII surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
ten when cntefing Il through the mucous sur
faces. such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable ply s'ciAns >,
a. she damage they vii do IL ten fold 10 the
good you can possibly derive from thea,. Halls
CatarTh Cure, manufactured By y, J. Cheney a
Co. Toledo. O, contains no mercury. and j.
taken Internally, acsinz directly upon the blood
aud mJcags surfaces of The system. In bayins
Halle Catarrh Cur-fse eGrc Gu get The g. y uine-
II L. taken internally sni made In Toledo. Ohio.
by y. J. Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials free
Sold by drugsists price c. per bottle.
iiaifz Family Plils are The beet.
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"Newbury Landing" is the name of the
new steamboat wharf on Newbury Neck,
which is destined to become popular
with summer visitors.
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no not trcspAsa ia Cunleaioons Park. {
, demand protection to life sad property
from the county Of Hancock. .he state o.
Maine, and the uniisd states Of America.
May e. FRgrE AUsTFS.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Otis and Winter Harbor have au-
nounced Fourth OF July celebrations.