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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Fred LezgAscn d ca the SEX List
Forest Haskell 4 aozs trDzz Bar Hsr-
Dor.
Mss Della Hooper Il s@pEoFsd in
Frszxii1-
Dr.. and Mr. 8 z Phssp= were IN Els
worsh Mo11zF.
A1Ftn Hooper q s0ns FROM PorfEs.d-
where h= has been employed
W.. A Eazey snd Ira g0oer1sou were in
B9@son azc Sew Tc-k last wesk ca ozss-
1e=s-
Mrs Sylvia Ash and sE0 cHilz-sz, w ilgSs
and Nara, are Waiting friends n OEis-
Rsab41 Msreaxnt aad James scost
specs szndsy ID sowa Wiz tbssr families
Mrs. Lena whaSss. Of East saiEfvsn,
wzs tire guest Ct Mr. A. G. HsFey ca
Tnarscsy-
Several members Of David A. Hooper
la5xs zss=11=c she zzzsozie e2aTe1fion
N Ellsworth IN Fr53sy za5 report very
s15gFabss time
Mrs. c. q. Aa59tt visited her father,
Representative 0. W. F0@z, Of Hs1aoex,
II Augusta. last wsex, ana ssssndsc tire
g5Te<10ris r=esrsso7-
re% n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

TIE AxEzscAS a@s ssas4e-zsssrs nj Tgss
Of s.As zIs posi- g.ssess Ez Ezn<zszE rss~sss
az M seher papsrs s1 fa-s Cs~msg oa'as-
sSs1ss 60 zsS Fszez 80 rlzzy- TEz A2Ez-
HAS & aas - smis peps~ p~aassss 81
Eaneue2 sgussss z-d s-s zegsT eSsSsses to
~ s&t e - ~ szsy papev t&,zt ezH Prep
s~ss - called Cg-EZT pzpgs 81 fAs
rssz Ese merely Assz1 g1psTa- TlA< csTes@z-
sSsz = TIE AxEzzCay, ss1--5@E tss Bs-
Earss-- Resa~S-s sx-zszev Er. 81 szrT~
skg- fEzt ~ 81 he seber papers Fr-fasssz
IN Eiasessz sa~mss-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

Harry LsEto1 has hesa p-esty busy
w5ss ais 1sot9- saw, ksEtsz already man
Efsesgrss 100 coyds, and the sane zrno01i
gagged ahss6.
Tne Fraze@s willard coEnmszorztivs
nesting, planned far Sastsy ercEins
Fec. p. Ess postponed Gre week oEink
to The .se<sopsse0n lecture By the pastor
d4se1 for the same evsnipg at the Cor gre
g1EiSSsE caaren-
Maea ssxbssy g test here Oysr tie cas-
Of Carrie Rsipb, tbz postDzstsr's czugh-
ter, VITO has been critically I'D for nearly
q week vita whst tie doctors consider
spp@ndsc4tss. thoagh II = hoped q surgi-
cal operation can be avoided
Ths following MasoEs from Southwest
Hsrbor Esrs among those who attended
tie eonvensfoa al EGIzw0rth Last week
john E Tinker, Merle z. Tracy, Henry
Tracy, JOHN s wsll=, John W. Reed
Szmasl 5. Moore, Gardner y. Carter,
George II. Silva, w. & Ksens.
Fee y SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
sA@ HAB99g.


Hz4ss 8z=sgz AHa =aers1 Ezs1 part Of
Tz.ozss gseksuaHs Agzze-
Mrs Dzzsss Bezsoz Azs he=1 9zsfs III
s-sz-zzg e-sz ssrsrs ssszek C nsazrEaxaH-
A. Ere C0zgA sxs wzss. Of Bar Hsr-
hs7-. zz5s kas HztAs-, DzzSsa Cazgz- =
Ezsss Fss- e.
Isaac Gss1. WIG has hess 6zzEs-rza8y
EEl. hxs 80 Tar r~esrsrs5 AZ 70 h@ aAl@ 10
walk car Gz rszaszzz cara
Frzzk Bszsaz hss xs1e 20 Bo@4o7 E1
visit his Ez1Asr, Lewis r. Bezsoa- and hss
ssssez. Mss Hz<rs4s B@asrz-
Ma JzEss Ezttrsszxs Il al tee Maine
gs1z-zl hsspsssl IN Po-1izsc tar treat
Dsz9- Hs- sasSsr. Mrs. srz1A&y Esxth. Of
Bszg1x, s.ecsz razS@z k@<.
d. wis wxssaa and family are
srs7eEzg a se&ssz in wsshszg-oz. A
ss1sz- t-0z MxssEr Bz--oz ws1sa7 20 ais
caz=, ycy wsgzsce. froz sA.s SsztCposs.sz
las h-~o rssstps1- wztA interesting at
eszzss &C Ira ssxkzs s1d 61tzxs IN t.s
Csrsse1 esry-
Ms Vs=sz NeRse, t5e sszx5s1t and
psSpa1zr IEa-zxzsz- q sEsr reszy 20 minister
to tie wzsss q the patrons Of TIE library.
Fz5tkszi1sss Of serTSrs q shQEz II EAs
taex thai tar t~o szzzsrs and thzee
winters fbs r0oz hzz sezz oren- warned
and Egtssd fraz NINTH ? p r. every 6zy
n tAz ws@k szrsyz Sszz1zy.
Tia article On reszeszaEssso1 pz6zSsA=ss
in IKE American two ca three weeks
zxo ~ liz Rsz. Dean A. Walker has s4ss-
Tied EzGa fzTgrz1az c0-zsas zs fszy-
less, SHE and r<zshfHl sessszszs. nso@c
0Pp1rTznes also TIE s-x5eaz by Dr. z l.
GrsE1se, hose array Of tscSs sed kssr
izeaziFs style and gzzzst ku-o-. give
warning o. The results to The state from =
political standpoint
Jonathan EaeA las begun 20 build s
gasoline zzzs1 fo< z wEB5@x Veal,
twenty-five sse1 In 1erg4h and tcz~ ard
a Azt horse powsr engine, Of Seasoned
ozx and cedar. Tas ze5sI Il o. 1zz
Ines, ard the work already done il s-zs-
class Mr. Rseh II one Of tbs veteran
sAzp carpenters. learning hts r-z5s s16
working ~hez ship bGiZdfng Was an i'm
ps-zaat Ersczss-y Il Trszozs-
Another boI Ct hooks and magazines
has es-@ 70 ihs library and s-s% reading-
r0oz from Sswta1- Mas TA@ library
Tzs 1rze cpsaad Il 1911. and this i tie
s25rd winter that II has been cps1s1 20
ih@ pG6he. wtsh Increasing Eolurnss- SO
sEzE DCw, t-Ozz beginning Of few vol
zz@s5 L nz-h~rs ssTsrsl aGndrsc vol
zze=, copies Of the best magazines n reg
1Ezr sub4c-5 pEsons- and donations Of rsny
sxozlsns scisatt5c and Literary pahlica-
tio1z-
Capt Clars1es Turusx. master and part
oEEe< Of the nsw fishing schooaer
Marcia Z Tzrns<'1, IL at hoczs zusil
APRIL The -Mzrs0n z Ta-ns-H has lad a
very Successful fishing seasonal ss1ce shs
started oct Las spring On hsy maiden
trip The Ifttle girl fog whom she was
named i sbs captains only daughter,
5gsE six yss-s old. and 50 far a. k1o<n Is
the Champion skater Of he's. age She las
nsFsr beea On skates before this winter,
and las newer had fal. but giidss ovsr
Ehs ios as ooa5dzntly and smoothly a.
prscfsezd skaters nOrs than t~ics her age
Fen 2. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
OTIS.

There wzs pleasant sociabIs a. z
LzIiy's iszs Saturday evening.
Mrs- Ene2ins TIbeetts visited tr8sncs
and relatives In Brsxer Last week.
Cnzrsis Esnney and wife, Of E5di1s-
ton, are at Isaiah Jords1's fog lew Gays.
l. Ssy@s snd Dale H Hsyaes, Of
Boston, we're the guests Of Bert Ia and
Rath Warren Saturday.
Many ozt-Of-toEn gentlemen were
a=Si1g at FiooS's pond last Saturday.
Among then were z J. Morrison and
fr5e8d Of Bar Harbor.
G A MzKs=I1, and wlfe, OF Bangor,
aud Asa Flood s21 wife. Of EIssEoEs =
Fails, ~ere tie guests oi Aaron szIisbary
sBd wife part Of last <e@k-
wn9s8d Mo0xe. Of Ellsworth Falls,
accompanied by Carrie Tgb5sftz. visited
Mss IIooetssT parents, W. W. TI5osttz
and wife. ever Saturday and Sandzy-
Fzo. Is. DAVE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
EAST oRLAND.

Mrs. Flora Dorr is.iIi with tonsilitis.
Miss Augusta Gross began working for
Mrs. Harriet Mason to- day.
Bailey Bowden and wife. Of Bluehill,
were the guests OF Drusie Mason Sstur-
day and Sunday.
Edward Mason, OF Somerset, Wis, is
visiting at his former home. He has been
absent twenty-five years.
Miss Bernice Condor, who has been
living with Mrs. Harriet Mason the past
year. went to her home in BrooksvillS
Saturday.
Mrs. Elsie Walker, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Drusie Mason, for several
weeks, accompanied Mrs. Bailey Bowden
home, where she will make brief visit
Feb. 3. Nj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
PRosPEEr HARRoR

J, B. Cole Is oct again after ais recent
Illness.
ChzrAes CoiEeIl, who has besn attending
. business college in Portland, is home.
e. c. Hgtehings and wife entertained the
v. l. sOeiety in tbelr new home on Wed
nssczy-
Irving T Ray il home from NeE Yo<k,
where Ne mas teen al 3inGer taxing violin
lessons.
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton wss in West
Gouidsboso Saturday, the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. James A. Hill.
Mrs Herman Smith and daughter, 0.
East Sullivan, we're guests Of Mrs. Charles
E2anee Saturday and Sunday.
HaIeyon assembly Of Pythizn sisterBood
sxemplifed the frat degree on candidate
Tuesday night. A generous treat was pro-
vicsd.
Feb. u G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
COUNTY NEWS.


-
Cyrzs Daeksy4 VAC hss h@@a "a ssrs
4Ezsz. Il 10 b@ztsr.
Tszrs rsz qzsxEaz a. Nz- wEsssz
NessgMz5s ozs 1sy hast weak
DsE51 Reznoa1s IL R-npxuEzzg. EE 4
z5zw ss5= &c &c Es7zs TIA ss2ss a
erz1s5ea-
Cart Anss2 Leans and vile wsrs called
70 LszzSsns 1sss zsSx - tAs csslz q
Mr. Lzaszzs 1s=c@- Mrs- L5Hgzsz F ssa@EzE.
Tss-s was an s1tsxT41Ez&Ge In s5s
seasog .ozas Last Z'szrs1sy EsgEzs g1vsz oy
tie sSszzz. = In Tse pr1z-z=-s
which ezzs1sss1 Of 1aGb0g1ss. -srzssta1rss,
Fosczl szz 1z.z-gzszszi zz.se and 1<zi1s,
xss VEL ex-rse5 czs- ssc -E1scsst srszi
e<@css ca tse tsseas-. Msss rs1AA Pooas-
Tes =1ss r-zzs7z1s .szszrs Ess -7sg-
xsx -tzss-zE7 wssSs wEs s2sessc ~ tee
q TIE rzrEz- Aftzx the sztsrFztszasi
-strsss@sz1s s11 sxz1F Eszs rzt - sac
Tss proess2s wz-s sz7as-
Mrs. Mary 1x5@ D91s&ll essse hzss
Tzes5sy zsg-ntrg AZ ths soz= GO Mr.
Mary Hinexasy. =ns hs1 ee~z 81 i1vsfss
70. E5zg tina S1z BssFsz ssEs7 ehSE-
e-sz-O--I7 s16 EzwosS1 D11se8, Mr.
Bertha PzE-~s- Mrs C1-s W hit=- All Miss
Hattie Ogo7sIs- q Se@l Esre'o-, Mr. Jew
r5s gor1zG- cs Ear Es-ssory ant Mr. MTrz
Lsasn6- a thss pAses: cSs sasssr. Mrs.
Ls16s Gsogtzss- Ct Cs-hxtcxs. Mass zn1
o1e s-ctbs-. Alpbezs Bztss<, Ct wsstszz-
Mrs. Dgz1szi WIS s4xry-1Ts yssrs 9. age
The rszazzs we-@ tsksz to Sullivan far
ez-5si.
FEB Il AVE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
sUBA.
HAwCOCg POINT.

There sss party Al Mrs. GslEison's last
W ed1esdsy evening.
DR.. p. e Bail and wife left Monday for
Fargo, North Dakota
sirs. Msriz Crabtree Is very III with lit
tie hope Of recovery.
Mrs. P. T. Hsek=gs = home from visit
to relatives ia Bo=toD.
Mis- Lotts Msddocxs. Of Nicola, hiss
been visiting ber sister. Mrs Emma
Carter.
r. l. Colby and wife have been visiting
Mrs Colby's parents in Surry.
Merton Hodgkins il home from visit
to his grandparents IN Marlboro.
W. II. Phillips and wife went to Bar
Hsrbor Thursday. His son George has
employu ss1t there.
Fsb. q. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
WEST FREMONT.
Fee. q

wi&6sr 2. Robbins and wife spent sun
Gag EIsa ais mother a. Mckinley.
Ma Liza RazilI, who hzz been Ii
Tor TIE past week, L sloEiy improving.
Mrs. william Stanley. Of MogbegaD.
visited hs- slater, Mrs. Zalaaz Clark, this
week
l. W EuuEE azs had to giTe NJ Ms
school for tsE cay. On scsoaas OF in
5s-uztton Of the eye.
Rev. a. P Thompson Charles Reed,
Edwin Ralill and Rens Rssd, who hare
been attending tns seminary az Bucks
port, came home Tor -horS FscztSoa-
FEB. r. THuMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
MANsEE

The Baptist society will bold bsksc
bean socfsb1s AZ Mrs. Ben min DoliiEsri.
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary A. Carroll, the veteran
school teacher, il visiting Der sister. Mrs.
c. e. Stanley. Miss Carroll has izE eom-
pletsd Ter one hundred and iWezty-third
term
Rev. Dean A. Walker, Of Southwest
Hsrbor, gave an Interesting ssersopEieon
lecture On @BfbEs lands Beyond J0scsnT
az the ehurea Friday evening TIE lee
ture was under tie auspices OF the Y. P
s. C. z.
Feb. H. z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
NORTHEAST HARRog.

Barn FEB. 1s. to Mr.. and MIS- Forest
Perry. a daughter.
ssziIacle i IN the woods 1zGlj1g-
J. Il Brsnseon had zuzll cargo Of
coal last week selling Il Tor sl4 per ton
Born in MiIbriags Feb. l. to Mr. and
Mr. George Savage, OF tsts toEns SOB.
Postmaster Stephen SrnzIlidge has
gone TO Lincoln for few wsekss far bis
health.
Feb. 2. IA P.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

NORTH sEDGwICK.
Minnie Thurs,on 10 quite III.
In. Alien is quite III with Rheumatism.
There Is stil good catch of smelts on
the pond.
Fred and Cecil Page are working at
Sargeatvilie.
w. A. Friend Is visiting relatives Ia
East Bluehiil.
NJ. L. EIweII. rho has been III the past
week, is better.
Austin Dority and daughter Myra, OF
Sedgwiek, were in town Sunday.
Master Frederick Cole, OF North Brook.
lin, is visiting his grandfather, David
Thurston.
County grange is to be held at North
Sedgwick Feb. 27-an siI-day and even
ing session.
Mrs.. Ira Page Is quite III at East Blue
hill. She is with her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Marks.
Mrs. Ada Allen, who has been caring
for her mother, Mrs. Lucy Ciosson, has
returned home.
John Thurston's new shingle mill Is In
full operation. There is large stock OF
shingle stuff on hand.
Feb "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HAgB0z-

ZZxU1-g< ETETzZAE-
The sprun sale a skgs CczErsEEssszs2
sewszg soeSsSy. 1sszrrs6 frzz Fse- Il 70
/ fas T7ss, v<cTs5 10 sS a szEaessfzi azsaz-
IN spite af TIE ssarz Ct tas -s1<Ezzg-
( TIE BAL. IN the bass os tAs 1sessEftEsg
/ aoz -ass@- kE5 k-sez s-snzsc<Zss- zzf7 .
somer sf rs1. whfss and sEre- L5.os2aA y
Day Hzs rsszzIT sEa5swt 10 s1s 0oss
esszasB Observer u TIE ysSszrss cf TIE
zoaas zarsgr and fA@ wzzy woszo@s ard
syzassss so spsEy tE1strs4fzg tte lie
wurx "a Lkzeosz-
Ta= szsr-spsrgla1 5snss. drxps1 TIE
sssgs .z5 the g-s4z-trIzzs1 sssSsass
whsrs aProzs, fsscy zr1se1ss aEc A0zs
rsSss 1zs1y f0az5 ready sale
TAs p-zsxrsZzE. ssoGKA zos lssg. wEs
gDo5- 0zs os the zasz pssssinx features
ezzzx SERIES q tsss@zEE- ~FE5r C12Ezz-
baa" szS -sLsseals# pos4sc whtss a-Coasm-
eas. t.s Gem CT tas Ossaa" wEs sang A
sksskss1 sasrs-g5ri ents-sd a11 ksszt b.
fsrs LsReolz fe- pruxevthSa- 4 stately
SzErs rzpzessating war sxSsntssc q 6rswE
sword Ehs1s tss @BsttAe-hyzn q ths
RspzsEssr rzsg ozt- Tess Eas w Esss-
r9s@a A1xsl GO Pssc@~ wst1 fAs coEs az
szsssz &C Hsr zzsssoz exze11s1 hsr
Ernns Ab5rs the groUp and t5s wsCss
aEe iszcs sang @Ass-t1aT.
Tssrs ws-s Exczzssat remarks ey Rev.
Dez1 A wa2xex and Or. PaSIIiFs Oh
Lsncoiz, sxrrzess froz lis zsse3osss were
usR1 ~ Mrs. walker. dess 81 Mrs
VILLA Lzwssn ard Mrs ArthGr Free
asu; -dy Oa6 Esaf1rky Hozs7 ~Ez rem
6eres zor@ charming By ies resdinr ey
Mrs C'9aszns Of Ebs rrsstg descriptive
scenes zSo izcs5szss ot its eon position
~ sAs sEg5or, a. Intervals 1Gri1g the
s12g5ug-
Soscz ~ Frank Galey ss6 Jessie Law
toG eo-p8sss1 pleasant L5neczn Day
p1ozrzzze. RsfrszhEzsnts wers vel
psscoasz@1. and sas ltfSls Ssser gt-l.
Marguerite GIlisy, In her boat, supplied
a crowd Of hoys and girls with al sorts CT
cd ssA-
Mgch praise u dE= the able committee
Tor the s1ccs=s Of tse sale
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

Mr.. Trgs~orthy and Mr.. Lowell. from
Ellsworth, were In town Friday night.
Much symp4thy l. extended to the
parents. brothers and sister OF Periey C.
Archer, who died Monday night. He
would have been twenty years old Feb
10. His brother Hiram came home from
Boston university. bat too late to attend
the funeral. II Is loss for the world to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. R. c. sniEh Is home from Merton,
Mass
Misc Ethel Wooster Is homs from Bar
Harbor on Wait TO her parents, A. P.
Wooster and wife.
Mrs. Nettis Higgins Is employed In
Joseph Crabtres's family AZ Hancock.
Mrs Crsbtrss IS in i'll health.
MFs- P. Y. Hseksst, who hiss been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Bssney, at MedfOrd. Mass. is horne.
Feb. e. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
The EASY PHI.

DeWitsis Little Early Rissrs do not gripe
nor weaken tbs system. They cure biz
foasness, yaundiee, constipation and mac
tive hvers, and give such tone and strength
70 the glands Of the stomach. Liver and
bowels that the cause of this trouble IL re-
moved entirely. These famous little pills
exert decided tonic effect upon the organs
involved. and IL there Rse Is continued for
q few days there win be no return OF the
trou BE. WYG6ES q MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
NORTH LAMOfNE.

Nahum YOang Is In very poor health.
Crosby YOGng has been qaIte iil with
the grip
Daniel Champion. Of SsnborBEllAs, n
h, il ths guest of Mrs Abbis AGstin.
Mrs. Heryey Salisbury and family, Of
Ellsworth, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mira Della Berry.
Feb q Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

All who Afomixers in treaxing nasal
cztarrh win get sAe les, rssalE from Esy.s Ii.
qMAd Cream Balha. Price, lseIsdfng spraying
tube, rs ess. ssla BY druggists or msEaed ~ EIy
Bros, 50 warres "a. E.Y.
Sew Orse4ns Sep<. I. fsfs.
MISSES. ely BEos ~ saE1 tEo bs<z4ss o.
ysar Lza2ss Cresm Bain 70 esssomer. wm-
Lsaabersoz, 1875 Dehchziss 81, New Orleans;
ne has aAea toe two bcsstsz, giving hsm woDaer-
fl and zoss satisfactory Fsszlsx-
GEO. w. EGDEzF. PksrDsclss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

Aoss T0zEg me1 os gess5 sAsE-sezs< and
aasszs, ext tsAos@ wsa eSs s@ssy ara sxvssz
sAs It's q a BszT EEfs-
EEAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
SPRAY
pE.rH OF WILLIAM srAxLEr.

DEATH OF WILLIAM STANLEY.
WiIiism Szznssg, late Keeper Of Monhs-
gan Light, cisd at Monbsgsn, Feb u He
was bonn at Cranberry Islss, June 10, IsZ7.
he was the fourth soa of Capt. Thomas
and Mary (LarvsyI Stanley. He married,
frat. Mary Ann Moore, daughter Of Capt.
Bel Moore, Of Southwest Hsrbor. She
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
Feb. 2

Capt. Ed. Richardson, OF the schooner
sas. g. Haskell, arrived from New YORK
Last weak, for short visit 20 his family.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

On Monday noon, Feb. l6, as Mrs.
Mary Bulger was on her wsy from her
home on Cranberry Isles to take passage
to Asnset to attend the funeral OF her
brother, William STANLEY, she slipped on
snow covered ice, and, in falling broke a
bone at the wrist. She kept right on
with other relatives in the boat to Man
set There she was placed in csrrisge,
and taken to the Office of Dr.. Phillips rho
SET the bone. Then she was taken TO the
church at Msnset in time to be present at
tbs closing services OF her brot hers
funeral. She accompanied her relatives
back TO Cranberry Isles. Sue has lost two
brothers in i've weeks; and, now, TO have
her wrist broken adds physical pain to
family bereavement.
Feb. Is AMY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

Stops the Cough aud works OF the Cold
Laxative Bronco uintne Tablets cure cold
In ore dAy. No Cure. no Paw. Prizes Is cents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
GEORGE A. PARcHER, Pharmacist.

sisa in February, 1851. leaving an iufsnt
who Is now Mrs. Mary Ann Stanley. of
Msases.
About 1850 he married Abbie Stanley,
cszxhier Of Joshua Stanley, Of South
west Hzrbor, where be built q house and
resided till July, lss2, when he went to
Mt. Desert Rock a. assistant keeper.
The following March be was transferred
to Monhsgan as head keeper; which
position be ably Oiled TIL last fail. when
failure OF health obliged him to resign.
He moved to a hired hon=e on Mon
h@gsu where be wss very teuderIy cared
for By bis wife and his two sons, Irwin
snd William. Hts family, his relatives
and his friends feel his loss deeply. They
have the sympathy of the community, for
all realized his worth.
He leaves a wife, one daughter, two
sons, eight grandchildren and one great
grzndchiId; also one sister, Mrs Mary
Baiger. OF Cranberry Isles, one half
broi her, Capt. Thomas Freeman Stanley,
of Cranberry Isles, and one hslf-sister,
Mrs Martha Ash.
He had long been highly valued mem
Der of the lodge Of Free Mssops OF fremont
ard was master o, the lodge for some time
while he resided here. His remains were
brought to Southwest Hsrbor, where he
wss buried to-day with masonic honors.
Tnus has passed from sight kind
sfzctionste husband. father, brother,
friend and neighbor; a highly esteemed
citizen. His brother, Capt. Enoch Stan
ley, of Cranberry Isles, died only five
weeks before, in his eighty-third year.
Elm the sun they cast no shade,
No step is on the conscious door
Yet love viii dream, and faith viii TRUST
That somehow, somewhere meet we must"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

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CONSUMPTION

Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. eat plenty of
pork" was the advice to the
consumPtive 50 and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumPtive needs
most.
Scott Emulsionisth emod-
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, IS half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in SCOTS Emulsion
thar puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

NORTH sEDGwICK.

For additional cosmsy SsAss see other pages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-14

Austin. April l3-All OF saturday.
Session of the house was taken up 10
discussing an article recently publish.
ed IN the Beaumont Journal that Mr.
OQuInn thinks seriously reflects on
himself and other house members III
wished committee appointed an.
Judge Terrell wished a sp0nleu
Of the Journal arraIgned before the
house 10 purge himself OF contempt
No action was taken. adjournment
for want OF a quorum being had unit
Monday morning. Governor Lanhau
has Informed the legislature that Oh,
books OF the Rusk penItentiary are be
ing examined.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-14

Frankfort Ky. April l3-Counsei
for James Howard, on trial charged
with murder OF Goobel filed In opening
written motion demanding copy %
confession and evidence given before
the grand jury by Henry Y0utsey. who
is serving "a life sentence as accessory
Attorney Franklin. for the common.
wealth. denied that Nouscy had ever
made a confession no. him. and refu 'l
90 give bis notes of the grand jury
proceedings The court overruled The
motion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-14
Daylight Robbery.

Chicago April i3.-Three masked
men held up a street car near Gar
field park and robbed seven passon
gers the conductor and the motor
man of 500 a gold watch and som,
iewelry The highwaymen boarde,
the car near Sacramento Ryenue On'
kept guard on the front platform anl
one on the rear, while the third en-
tered the car and at the point OF
revolver forced the occupants 90 give
up their valuablos. The only woman
IN the car fell on her knees pIayiu'
for mercy. but without avail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-14
WIN Try to clos. cre,a..e.

New Orleans. April l3-Governol
Heard held q conference at the Hyme
LA crevasse and So was determined q
begin another EFFORT 10 close g. This
time the work will Dee conducted viii
thorough system. the labor will CANT
on the spot aud ample material vii
be on hand. Il will require a week
work and about 100000 expense u nl
more m.shaps occur but the authorl
ties thought the chance worth taking
considering the millions OF dollars
damage which would result There
has been no caving in thIrtysix hour.
and this is The foundation ior the hope
OF success.