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Arizona republican., 1903-01-05
HELP WANTED


 
 WANTED-A good seamstress and ap- prentice girls. Mrs. Clendening, 720 N. 4th St.
 CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Ari- zona with staple line. High COmmis- sions with advance of $100.00 monthly Permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.,, Detroit Mich. WANTED-A woman who has had some experience as a seamstress to devote several hours a day meeting ladies in business. Seamstress, Re publican office. WANTED-Capable and energetic wo- man of 90 or more to visit the towns O. Arizona in the interests of a re- sponsible firm. Salary and expenses. Security required. Address Salary, this office.
 WANTED-Refined genteel woman to be generally useful in taking care of invalid and two large children, girls; no housekeeping. Address K, Repub- lican office.
 wANTED-Girl for general house work Apply to Mrs. McNeil, 345 West Van Buren street. WANTED-A young man to assist about house, inside or out as neces- sary. strong and willing; wages $25. Address x. Y. Z., Republican office. WANTED-Middle aged lady to care for children. Good home, some wages. Address F.. A. Strang Center and Van Buren.
 WANTED-On ranch man who under stands strawberries and melons; state experience and salary expected. Address Box I'll City.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-05

SHARPER THAN SNAKES TOOTH.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-05
THE HOLES ARE CLOSED.

''Why don't you go to work instead of begging your living?" asked the woman of the house. l 'I can't. ma am. There's nothin' do- in in my profession nowadays"
 What is your profession?"
 I'm connected with the comic pa pers.'
 What do you do?'
 ''Im the man you see the pictures of alays fallin' into open coal holes" - Brooklyn Eagle.
 Terrible plaques. those itching, pes tering diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery. DOan's Ointment cures. A; any drug store.
 It seems easier to initiate a vice than a virtue.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-05
FOR SALE

MAGNIFICENT HOME in Cincinnati suburb; eight rooms; acre lot; cost S9,500; price S5,2O0; easy terms: want Arizona property; make offer quick. Box S3. Cincinnati, O. FOR SALE-Tenting outfit completely furnished; fine location. J. N, Re publican office.
 FOR SALE-Fine fresh cow, with heifer calf. Can be seen at H. C. Orme's ranch. FOR SALE-Gentle pony, cheap. or ex- change for wheel. 419 N. 9th Ave. FOR SALE-A first class piano, Behr Bros. make. Or will exchange for city real estate. Inquire 22O2 w. Jef- ferson St.
 FOR SALE-At Phoenix Feed Yards on Van Buren st. between 1st and 2d ayes. l good pack mule, good ponies and some good single or double work plugs.
 CAMP for sale cheap; furnished or un- furnished beautiful location. Ad- dress F. F., Republican. FOR SALE CHEAP-Horse. buggy and harness; gentle for lady to drive. Address Box 14S1. Immediately. FOR SALE-4OO shares Leviathan min ing stock; 100 shares Modern mining stock; good bargain to immediate purchaser. Address B. G., Republican. FOR SALE-Three acres more or less buildings, all new, good house and barn. First-class situation for chick ems, mile and a half southeast of the asylum. J. NJ. DoweI FOR SALE-Sound. gentle mare suit- able for lady: buggy and harness. 332 North Fifth street.
 FOR SALE-Forty acres in lots to suit or as a whole. We'll improved with water right. One and one-half miles from Phoenix Address Box A City.
 FOR SALE-Mammoth heating stove, beauty, cost s45.OO Price s17.5O. Never used. 42 North First avenue. FOR SALE CHEAP-Two small B. room houses; large lot, close in, S7OO Small cash payment; balance month ly installments. Its a snap. Pascoe, no North Center. FOR SALE-House and lot 175x2OO feet. $500, $190 cash, balance $10 per month See Chas. O. F. Youngstown, Brill adQltlOn.
 FOR SALE-Forty acres under the Salt, 412 miles from town, $30.0O per acre. great bargain, investigate E. F. Pascoe. 110 N. Center street. FOR SALE-Team, harness and cover ed spring wagon, suitable for travel ing or camping out. Price S65.OO or will take parties out hunting, etc. Call on Joe Bowers. at Phoenix feed yard, Van Buren street. FOR SALE-Riding is healthy exer- else; l have an easy, gentle pony. Give address and I will show it to you. Address Box 722 FOR SALE CHEAP-Wen improved ranch of twenty acres. Address Box coz, City.
 FOR SALE-Horse, harness and buggy 423 West Jefferson St. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT signs for sale at the Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-05

FOR FASHION ATE HAIR CT tTING-Try Tanner. Comm ,rcial Hotel Barber Shop. Finest baths for both ladies' and gentlemen in the city.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-05

WANTED-Turkeys will pay 15 cents per pound. South 7th ave. Ed Olsen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Representative 9. q. Tsptey, Of Brco<s-
vile. went to Bath to spend fsst weeks
legislative recess, and while there uer
Efrh rather an unusual experience More
than thirty years ago Capt. Tspaey ana bis
ship were part OF 9 feet OF $50 sail Of
ships lying on the coast OF South Arnsrics
south Of the equator Just as be wss
abcat ready 20 pot 10 sea the captain Of
ship near him came to him IN deep dis
sress, begging him TO promise to take the
body Of mis- wife, whoss death wss mo
mentsrigy expected, 70 her friends ia New
England, since his ship would NOS be
ready to sail for some months. Il Is well
kno#n that sailors dislike 70 pat TO see
With a dead person on board, but the cap
tain, moved By TIE sorrow Of his fellow
eoantrynsn, sgreed to the request.
When the time for sailing arrived slight
Improvement in the condition Of The sick
woman had taken plsce. and the ship
sailed away. From that day until last
Sunday night no word OF her fate had
ever reached Capt Tspsey, bat. when call
ing on a friend in Bath, she CHANGED to
be there, having outlIvsd her husband,
and In fact, the most Of the feet, a was
sscertsfned from tire mutual "reminiscences
Of the two who came so near sailing
toget her 30 many years sgo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04


To the Editor Of The american:
Rad short pi-ee in TIE AMERICAN
Of Jan Is entitled NO Love for the Ro-
bina"
think that heart very hard indeed that
would utter such words. Those little
fezthsred songsisrs. which come so early
In the spring to gladden. our hearts Gith
their little warbllng note~-they accom-
psny the earliest indication Of ,pring, and
none are more delightful than the first
notes Of the robin.
he gladd rs the u hole landscape; you
hear his loft MARBLE IN every field, and /
think if be does destroy a few of our
ssrs = berries we are well repaid. The
worms and grasshoppers, IL left alone.
would destroy more sm-ii fruit in a few
days an the little robin would in many
sez-ons, and If there were no robins or
srna bird. to pick up insects, in a very
short time Ee would BE unable to rai-e
any crops at all s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
Maine Press Association.

The toruesh sBBuai session Of the
Maine Press association wss beld in
ABgnsta asst week, Wednesday and Thurs
asy
The officers elected for the ensuing year
are: President, C. A. Piisbury, Belfast !;
vice presidents, Jesse q. Ogier, Camden !;
Liston P Evans, Dover; William Fl. Dow
PortlaDdi secretary, Joseph Wood, Port
land; treasurer, George W. Viekery,
Augusta; corresponding secretary. Samuel
L Boardnan, Bangor; executive COM
mittse, Charles a. Pilsbury, Belfast, ez
o6seio; Howard Owen, Autusts; Frank q.
K ca, Bangor; Pred W. Ssnborn, Norway.
The COMMITTEES on neurology reported
five deaths during the year in the mem
bership OF the association, viz Fl. K
Baker. HaIioHelI; Theodore Cary, Houl-
ton; l. IL Murch, Belfast; P. o. Vickery,
Augusta; NJ. ". Rich, Portland
TIE feature Of the session was the ad-
dre-s Of Herbert NJ. Heath On the law OF
libel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
THE BANGOR PLAN

Indications that it Won't be Popular
after the February Term
Ever s5nce the save Of sentiment in
favor 0. the endorsement of the prohibit
tory law started. int nae interest has been
manifested all over NJ sine as 10 whether
it would s~eep oyer or around Penobsc1t
county.
The Lerfston Journal Of Jar. II con
tainsd letter from Augusta in which the
II c8nts med some significant statements.
Ii says, in su5<ts nee. that Penoosc ~
county attorney, Bertram L Smith, is
watching the future of Penobseof wi b
much interest, in view OF the attitude
which the supreme curt hiss taken in re-
gard to vioIstors Of the prohibitory law.
Mr.. Smith Is too keen an attorney not to
recognize al fullest value the import OF the
courts recent rulings.
He frankly says that the coming term
in February will probably see the end OF
the Hoe-al system OF assessment which
ha- De in vogue for the pet ten years IN
Penobscot- At that time he anticipates
mat the liquor dealers will be called up
for the last time under what has been
called the Bangor pIaa.
At the sst criminal term in August
Justice WhItshouse, Of Augusta. gave the
dealers IN the ardent warning that here
after they nred expect from him No esr-
tainty of escaping with the usual zines and
cots il they persisted in violating the
prohibitory law.
Justice Spear. OF Gardiner, viii preside
at The coming February term, and tbe
wsy IN which he administered justice in
Knax county this month has made the
Penobseot dealers apprs hensiye. They
begin to realize that thy will have a diff
ferent deal from now out than they have
had To- the past decade.
In PenOoscot county indictments under
the nuisance set hare always been found
on the strength Of the governments tsx
receipt. Since this has oeen taken q. con
elusive evidence TOR 30 many years, il l.
not likely that any change can re mad in
this re~pect. Therefore, the tax receipt
viii be sufficient evfds nee on which to
convfct-let the sentences % b. court be
the dealers more than anything else.
Just % long A. they continue in the bust
ne-s hey must have that az receipt or
they sill be in trouble straight away with
tb- tede al sathoritie=. And !ast 20 long
as that tax receipt stands to dealers
name he will be liable to indict mewt by
the grand jury And hereafter an indiet-
rnent y the grand jury will bring an
offender into court to face justice q no
will be likeIy to deal out jail senteuee,
if tn offender De in the class of persistent
yioIaloTs.
That Is he proposition which, ar. Smith
agrees faces the liquor dealers IN Penoo-
&C I, and he frankly says shst after the
coming term Of court there will be e eat
cropping of in the nuub Der Of tax receipts
he d in county.
He ays thar the cid system Of regular
payment ha= gone, and that hereafter
things will be hsrent n Penobscot-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

There are indications that the i'm
migration bill viii be passed at this
session, but not without the sacrifice
Of the clause providing for an edu-
eatiopal qualification. Senators Fair
banks, Lodge and Penrose held con-
fdential conference on the subject,
and decided that the only way to save
the bill was TO permit the educational
clause to go by the board. As the
bill nov stands, it viii meet with mo
opposition, and il is believed CAL pass
without objection.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

Realizing that their lease OF life as
administrators Of EIIsworth's munich
pal affairs Is about 10 expire - not to
be renewed if the republicans besEir
themselves - the mayor and board of
aldermen met last evening and sung
their own praises in notes both long
and sweet; they never once got off
the key; they kept right up to concert
pitch; the harmony was exquisite. and
all the sentiments touching, express
sion fine and enanciation distinct
The song is reprinted in our news
columns-that is, as much of it as a
reporter not skilled in musical short
hand could take. It is indeed pathetic;
It ought TO be, for il i a swan song
which is said to be sweetest just before
collapse.
For the past four years our demo-
cratic friends have had undispuEed
control OF Ellsxorth's municipal
affairs. Harmony has been a striking
characteristic Of all these adminisira-
tions; parrzanship has been reduced
to minimum, and every effort seems
to have been made 70 serve the best
interests OF the city.
They have, indeed, done the best
they could The question to be set
tied at the polls few weeks hence
is: Is the best the democrats can do
good enough? If il is, why not make
a contract with them to run the city's
affairs indefinitely. and abolish spring
elections altogether
They think they have done pretty
wei IL collecting the taxes; they have
for them Tney are only a round
s25, 900 behind this year against s33, 735
last year, and 80, 346 the year before
That's pretty good, but it doesn't COM
pare any too favorably with the last
republican administrations showing in
1893, when unpaid taxes were only
Sc. Geo, or with the last previous re-
publican record il 1897, which was
so, e77, or the 1894 record which was
only s19, SIS. or with the 1893 record
which was only SIS, sO2.
If the citizens Of Ellsworth like the
sort Of municipal government they
have been having for the past three
years, why, as Lincoln said, that is the
sort Of government they ike.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
STATE NEWS.

Patents have recently been issued to the
Lewiston, bobbin- holder; A. @. Fnz,
Auburn, last; l.. L. feathers, st. Aihans,
SNOW excsuder; q. N. Merrill, Woodfords,
wasnboard holder.
A registered guide was arrested at Mil
Iinockes for illegally selling trout. Com
pisint was made last week that trout were
being sold there, and Commissioner CarIe-
ton detailed Warden Pollard to investi-
gate. He did so, with the above result.
The guide will be fined, and will be de-
priged OF bis license.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

A grain Of sAnd In the eye can cause excruciA
ting agony. grain Of pepper IN place of the
grain Of -znd tutenstfie- Ghz SssrmenE- The pain
s. not cOufiBe1 10 the organs All cted. The
whole holy feels the shock of that little irrtta-
ting pzfticle &c is % when there = any de-
raazeaent or disorder Of the delicate womanly
organs b. dj-ofder hsy seem trivial but the
whole body fesI< IL The nervous system ia
di-srsiered There are fretfuluess, irritAbllify,
"a Ilenuess and 10 preston Of spirits The
general hsalfh Of woman depends on the local
reaih Of the Nr<A peculiarly feminine
Remove the strains. uicerations, bearing down
pains and other afEifcztans OF woman, ami the
waole fsf.ty feels the benefit DIR Pierce
FavorYte Pre-cr prion l. -peeihe for the dis
ea=a- Thai uEr ernaiae the strength Of women.
IL IA free from opium. cocaine, and other mar
r8tic-, p icons which enter into many other
p-euaraiiOEs for wousan'= use. ft makes weak
sUEse,s strong and sick women well
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

The negotiations between Venezuela
and the foreign powers, which have
been conducted in Washington, have
not 50 lar accomplished any material
results, aud the present prospects
are that the difficulties will have to be
referred to The Hague tribunal
eventually. Minister Bowen has
conducted the case of Venezuela with
great ability. bat the desire of the
allies 10 have their claims regarded as
preferred has thus far eheckmated
his efforts. Il is nov expected that
the creditors of Venezuela who have
not resorted 20 war methods will
protest against any system which
would afford an advantage to Ger
many and Great Britain. The United
States IS in hearty sympathy with
this position, az many Of its citizens
ara interested in the settlement which
is expected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
lfatsIaiihf Nstius.
EDUCATION


rTyHE Cumnittee on Education win 49,.
Il hearing on the following resolves.
Thursday. Feb. S. 1879, at O'clock n.
set TO establish an additional Norma sssma
to be located at Presqus Isle In the countT y,
Aroosfcok VI
Thursday. psb. 5. 1863 at O'Clock:
Resolve 10 favor Of Normal school AZ w.
Resolve in favor ~ Central Mains s,...
Normal school at Dexter. e
Resolve IN favor Of a Normal schoo, :.
Calais
Resolve in favor OF Washington County NJ.
nal school to be established al Maehias N''-
Resolve in favor Of Normal schooy =,
Hoaftou.
Thursday. Peb. s, al p. m;
Resolve In favor OF trustee of Unisersitv q,
Maine.
Thursday. Feb Il, AZ p. m;
On an act relating TO the employment Of su.
periutendents Of schools of eli les and towrs
Resolve in favor OF the town f Sanford
On On act 70 amend an act incorporate.
the trustees Of Coburn Classical Institute
Resolve in favor Of the city OF Rnckland
Thursday, Feb. 10, AZ .. m:
On an act for the better education Of yoBth
On an act to amend section / OF Chapter iss
of the public laws Of 1891, relating 10 truants
Resolve in favor Of NadewaskR Traipinv
School X. Il. RAsDALL. Sec,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. they cannot
reach the sat Of the disease Catarrh IS blood
or constitutional disease. and In order to cure Il
v0a mQSt take Internal rsmedies. Halls
CatarTh Cure fs taken interua IL. and act d.
recriy On the bleOd and mucous surfaces Hsi's
4 AtArTa Cure il not agzck medicine. II was
prescribed by one Of tn hest phy siciAns In this
country for years. and Ia q regular prescription.
IL Is co8pO~ea Of tire test tonics known. com.
htnesi with the bess blood puFiders, acting d.
Fsrtly OF the wlucoEs surfaces The perfect
esnfsa&tfon Of the two ingredients Il uhAs
produces s0cb E01derful results In curing
CstaFrh send for testimonials FREE.
=. CHENEY 4 co, Props Toledo, o.
Sold BY DrHz ii Is. price 5sc-
Halrs Fanfit PILE are The neat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

James T. More, treasurer OF the East
ern Steamship Co, reports the steel
STEAMER building ct Wilmington, Del, for
The company a. progressing rapidly. She
will be named for Gavin An-tiB. vice
president and general manager OF Tire
company When she Is coDDteted there
will he three Of the leading officials OF the
Eastern Steamship Co whore names will
he on three of the finest steamers on the
Atlantic coast, VIZ e. W. Morse, Ram
som B. Fuller and Calvin Austin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

yINHE committee on Legal Affairs will give
II public hearing in it's room at the sfs.s
H0usein Augusta. Tharsd ". Fec. s. 1913, 40
.. m. No. IS: On an act 70 repeal chapter a
Of the public laws Of 1878. relating 10 me
rights of owners OF Petit Aanau Point fAbol
fshfng the penalty for frespass1
Thursday. Feb. S. 1903. AZ .. m. Ne. "A.
On an act to repeal chapter z53 OF the pubIie
Laws Of 1874 relating to khe rights Of the oHn.
ers Of islands. lAbohshing the penalty Tor
trespAsS)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

Election is On March s-three
weeks from next Monday. What are
the republicans going to 10 about 1t
No more auspicious tiEt for regain
ing control Of the CID Tn.sffairs has
presented itself = the 3 beEe years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
for Salt.

~~s--~~~ ~-~~N~~-- ~ON-~~N~-~-~--~~-~o~
pARGATSS-oue ppdlar's cart in good
ID running order except painting; has pole
heavy or two light horses. One good delivery
pung. double runners. with both pole and
shafts; will carry $50 II necessary Two nice
hard pine store counters. nicely finished. Two
show case. one 3. the other Al feet. Also
other store fixtures. For further Information
inquire OF the owner, w. r. kIsG, Lamoine
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04

THE Committee on Legal Affairs will give
l. public bearing in its room at the STATE
House in An susfa. Tuesday. Feb. II. 1900 al
D. m. No. TO- An act additional ana
anis ndatory 20 chapter s7s Of the private and
special laws OF 1883 as amended by chapter Ia
Oh the private aud special laws Of 1891. 10 en-
able the Maine Lake lee Co, TO increase It's
capital stock
tuesday. Feb. II, 1893, at Q p. m. An act 10
incorporate the Lily Water Company
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
TEMPERANCE.

TINE committee on Temperance will give
Il public hearing in the Re presentAtives' hail
at the state House. Thursday. February S. at
.. IA. on a resolve to amend the constitution
by peaiinr amendment iee relating to the
manufacture and sale of Intoxicating liquors
CHARLES r. uLL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
WAYS AND BRIDGES.

THE Committee on Ways and Bridges will
L give a hearing in senate chamber on
Wednesday, Feb. II. 1873. at p. M: On an
act to maintain large bridges by the county
and state. ALBION CAKES Sec
THE committee on Judiciary will give a
i public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta, Tuesday, Fec. 10 1898, al
O'Clock p. m. No. rs. On an act to abolish
Fast Day and institute Patriots Day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
them to tAs greed and hostility OF Euro
pe.n ux1ic1s- u wossd greatly impair

shem TO ths xrs<d and hostility OF Euro
pe.n ns1ionx- IL wossd greatly impair
American prestige.
The negative believed that II granted
undergraduates wftnin fye years, anarchy
would reign in tbs Philippines that the
In hshitants are net capable Of soif-gov-
eminent.
After the chief disputauts bad closed,
the question was thrown open and among
the speakers we're Fred C. Lyman, Charles
3. Pineo, Edward B. Mesrs, Roy
Smith, Rev. 5. l. Hsnseom, B l. HsdleY,
Rev. C. = MeLearn, Frank P. Pray A
vote on the merits OF the question result
ed unanimously in favor of the negative
At the next meeting Of the club the
question for debate will be: Rssotred,
that tariff Tor revenue only Is the best
for the United States. Affirmative,
Stroud Rodiek and e. K. Whitaker;
negative, A. A. Head and A. B. Cough.
Considerable interest Is being taken In
basket bali among the members Of the Y.
NJ c. A, and there sre several teams
among the different classes in the gym
nssium. The young men have practice
games at the gymnasium two or three
times a week for the purpose of selecting
a team for games which have been sched-
uled.
Two games have been arranged between
the local team and the Bangor Y. NJ. c.
A. team, the first OF which will be played
at Bangor, Feb. %. return game will be
PLAYED here FEB. Is.
Neg citations are going on for games
with Sullivan and Rockland teams.
The opening Of the fishing season saw
many OF Bar HsrSor's nthusiasts rushing
of 10 the various ponds in this vicinity.
A party made up Of Albion p. Alley,
Herbert P. Higgins, DR.. John T. Hinch,
William H. Sherman, Clinton b. Higgins,
Max franklin, went to DIR. Hinch's
camp at Long pond Saturday afternoon
for the first few days of the season.
c. E. Whitmore, II {. Hodg kins, Milton
= Arsy, Herbert /. Hodg kins, Russell Dorr,
Roy FlfieId, George Fifisid spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday at Mr.. Arey's camp
at Long pond.
John Roberts has q party of friends for
several Gays fishing at his camp st Long
pond.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
RE-AssIGSnENr.

THE committee on judiciary will give a
L public bearing In It's room ~ the State
House in Augusta, Thursday. Feb. n, lg03 at
O'Clock y. m. No g. On act to regulate
The practice OF emba1ming and the trAnspor-
tstion Of dead bodies Of persons who have
died frnnn infecf Ion. hIseAses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
fusurantf Statements.

tusuTaHcf Statements.
AsSuAL STATEMENT,
TRADERS AND MECHANICS MUTUAL
ISsU RANCE Co,
OF LOWELL. MASS.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1907.
Real estate, sfA25a &c
Mortgage loans. 50 $50 90
CollAts raj loans. 1905 %
Stocks and bonds, 54A75 90
Cash in Office and in bank, a4s24 OF
Agents balances, Issi3 IS
Interests and rents. Iszl IS
Admitted assets. sss3s77 u
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1907.
Unssrned premiums. ssossss n
Ali other liabilities, sass IS
Total, s3I2 2e3 s.
Surplus over &ll liabilities, s7I4ls 20
Total liabilities and surplus. sssa,s77 II
THE q. H. GRANT COMPANY, Agents,
ELLSWORTH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

no not trespass in Cuniculocus Park. 1
~ demand protection to life and property
from the county of Hancock. the State Of
Maine, and the United States of America
May c. FRzTz AUSTIN.