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Emit. and vegetables.

The Republic quotations for lots in mt
hands unless otherwise specified Small lots On
orders IRE charged higher
PEACHES : Michigan. bu. baskets 5ocfs1 10
Oklahoma IS. saasss: homegrown. A-bu. ; Ssgssc,
and nearby At soG75c: Arkansas Is. 7s3slc for
PEARs-Per H-bu. basket: Nearby Bartlett
aessan sa seeoGans ss sa.s
and condition
small 70 SCI fa1 ehol.s cen ssn ss E.
snail and common. 5scgNs .: good 70 choice s-5a
fsf aiFas{ So aiea soet esssau for ]
e CRAB ApPLEssibe.,an n-bu. basket, SO
ORANGES trek: Medi.errane.n sweets.
fLuMse Quiet; per y bu,: hcmesrovn D.n-
and common red. asS4os per i bu: Mich. LON.
bard 4. es91sc, and MIXED per bu... 6ec9A, ae-
.if ss sHdis0 4. % s1s Sssse' is
se sni sss
EMoNs..California on. trk on basis 15cQ
virdelI 5obbink g per box
LlMEszPer 100. .5e0N.
eoeoANnTsPa Lou s9i snaeh g isssins
Bs2i.s. ps 1Ee1Rgss s Hs IA u.s.
Peaches-susquehanna and orange cling 7sGsSc::
&c: H.lss az Gr.pes@u,ssf 1857 D1 To
kay Iso91 From store: Bar.letts s25914 70:
and Gro. grunss si-1sel-S- To-Day grapes ss..s;
TAL..tTfEs.Home-s.cwn melons !cosod
standard crates 75c6n. So; Rocky Ford. Colorado.
WATERMELoNs = Missoun.-per car. SELLING
from S1eR1 for dinkies to see00 for choice ia
fancy: Jobbing. 1910 per 100: Indiana jo6bfnl
PoTAToEs-Home-s.own early Ohio. pa. bu.
loose. 500 for bottom stock to sc for blum
and fsw fancy lots up to 7oc: Michigan rural
NEW ONIONs-North Mo. red so01o for mail :
choice higher: yellow sS0s7c: choice nearby red
NEW cABBAoE-Psr 100 loose. Sesos On
0fderB Soc Fer owt Wisconsin - 50 per ton Del.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c par bu. loosa.
Orders higher.
tAJ1IUI0-nome-grownt vUzuc psr bu. IoooA
CARROTsHome-grown 40s,s.c per bu- boz.
GuMBO-Horne-grown 6o4ooc h-bu- baakst
MISUNDERSTANDING G375o Per. bu- bon.
CELERY-Kalamazoo 1o9lsc psr bunch Nicha-
gan, special cases. 6065sc, nat 40950c.
| E3GPIAANT-Home-gfo wn 50660c doz.
PEPPERsHome-grovuS 830c . h-bu- 6aa&efa
STRING BEANS-DuM Homegrown green .
csc. per bu. loo0e.
soUAsH-Home-ruwn summer 1sc: Hubbard
06<0o per bu. box loose.
GREEN CORN-Home-Erown sugar 1s0Dc par
SWEET PorAroEs-Nev Bermuda nosse -
bu loose. Eansennond 1d1
RINACH-PR bu- loose G98A
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By telegraph.

New York. Aug. 2s:-Spot cotton closed steady:
ss iSss f 9s March Nsy Ds +. m af
90 as sa xs gables s9s ;f d. fairly s se' si.na
h s '9 and w1 sss4. r sas
pG snd Sa Sfss
SIDE aemand However ana the excellent Weather Sa
reported over ne teii eneou.sased selling BY he
a sst m SeS
carried prices to about the opening. basis. Just
i Position siso ralsa .is e'e si,S
hs lis, finally sseasy net 70 i point. higher
su. little inerease. but private advices in
ness Of the English cables wa. attributed TO
vices also had some influence In the early adj
Liverpool. Aug. s.-cot,on-spot-Moderate BUSH
5ess; prices points hisher: "a american middiins
low ans eood ordinary Srdns
e.lsd The sales of the day were 1000 bales. Of
nciHded $50 American Rseeipts sooo bales. inn IN.
Guiding 1.4Oo American. Futures opened steady
Isl; and Nov. Ss.Ss:csd; Nov. and Pee $50
he5 AND AND MAJ MsTch s.sd March and April SID
niddling uac: niddlinE 1z,1c; good middling
e. stock ssh Futures :.esay: Sept. enei iss
soSsa, osa ''s0''0'e' Feb 'Se: March
Hester's Visible.
New Orleans. Aug. 2a-secretary Hester an
Of the visible su 81 Sae Of COT
ton viii not be issued Until tomorrow. Saturday.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug. 2s...The market for evaporated
ssafes sa 81 suo asd
demand xss III. medium Size. . showing aa relative
a nj s. ouetatiS1s range from &c 70 &c for
advice. denotins frmer feeling among primary mary
Old s esoc. ia9ss are sSo'.s sns 4 sHS
.sd es. as shos s a. sc are quoted a
Coffee.
opened stssdv At unchsnsed price, to an ad-
vance Of point. FOLLOWING rather better foreign
der;
steady ast unehanssd e point. higher: sales
sss Bee. ssc Ms1eh stR and Nay
Butter ana Cheese.
pkss.: steady: dairy isalse: creamery iselsSc
Cheese Receipt. SEQ pigs: steady to frm;
Chicago; Aug: a-Bu.t.r nrm: er..m.r.e. i
'os sSps aSs Ba.tsaa iail de-
mard; extra western creamery &c; do nearby
prints &c. Cheese-Dull and weak: New York
fuiI cream new IoH6lolie: fir to good new ~
Dry Goods.
New York Aug 7s.-The demand for dry goods
has been more insis.ent for auick deiive.fss Of
spot goods but buyers are not Specializing on the
future. The probabilities Of the next few weeks
for anything more than 10 absolutely necessary.
Predictions Of q scarcity Of goods arc numerous,
but these do not frighten buyers out Of their
conservatism. ~
Flaxseea oaotaffons.
REprYRIJ(. SPECIAL
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NOneret
esvsrnnent Bonds.


New York Aug.. A-Monsy on cali easy aS 103
per cent closing 1h61 pr cent bid: time money
cent: si1 months S@s Der oant. Prime rnsrcsntife
payer e0s5f. sterling exchange nrmer. with
6Smsnd. md At 4.0ls4<.s11 fer S0-day. bills;
0Doeed iafas l.sE04.s60s.N. CommesciS All6
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
Ardclea
PROVISIONS.

A strong hog market and a report Of con-
siderable cash lard taken for export caused
some strength in provisions. There was also
covering by shorts. and good buying by
brokers and foreign houses. The close was
steady, with Sept. pork unchanged at $3.50;
lard 71kQ10c higher, at 8.321tGS.35: ribs un-
changed to Nic higher, at SSH.
Estimated receipts: Wheat, 15 cars: corr,
800: oats, 30: hogs 5000 head.
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Dry F1int-Butcher IS lbs. and up) at lsc; 90.
fallen at 13,tc: native and Arkansas at isxc:
Light stock under 10 lbs.) at I2lzc: cuIls at TIC
Natives on selsction.No at 1ii4c; No. at
1Zl1c; dry-sated at 0i-411jzc: green-salted round
at TIC: green-salted on selection at TIC for No.
and SIC for No. 2: bulls or uncured 1c less
per lb:; part cured &c less. culls &C. Horse
Hides-Green No. S275: No. 2 s1.75; ponies. colts
and blues 81: all dry &c.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings al, 563, 537, an
Increase of 90 Per Cent.

New York, Aug. A-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings At the principal cities for the
week ended August .. with the percentage
Of increase and decrease, ~ compared with
the corresponding week last year;
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Aug. 3-F1our-Recepts q, o63: ex-
ports II. 2o6; quiet but nrm. Rye -four dull Com
meal quiet Rye steady: No. Western so'S'
I. o. b anoa.- Barley quiet whea.-Receipts
SITS: exports 5.1oo. Spot steady; No. red $50
elevator: No. ] Northern ss99Olic; No. hard
shs sss Saly and
buying ' tie market essed Cd again and closed
Closed ssMc. corn-Recespss g. 800: espor. Il. Isl
s sgSs :iss N s.s &c. n.y. White sRe s
n face q heavy rains MssssnsS
Sc ~ s's:s g.
a .sssassa sSsS ;lRS No yass ss
& 81 n 1sn.d a asa csasin.a. South Hn:Hs
am ff Se. ' ssis M Eass Oh
Minneapolis Aug. 2s-whsat-sept &C; Pee,
siss: Sg S!osrSH!l.s patent. ; & :sesnS
s sissas 8 Ban a' s sa!s ;ss,
Kansa, City. Aug ,.sd EW Sagatc: Sa 7ssS
he e sgsSs; rejected sln esgs,s' ~; ed
Sc; No. 4sS45ae oats-No. ) white :saEc:
mise s .ss Ry|M Mari. s.
a.: s - ss a1 &C., Nc cat s
er 1H ssasie: No. : DO. Has7c: new pee. sssse:
ssmpIs 6assc. corn.ptc. s9te asked. ~.
hsId S5xc: 10. Northern s2ac; No. North
ern soxc: new on track; No ! Northern stas;
Cst.-On track and to arrive ss1ic-
Peoria. Aug. ts.-corn nrIn: No. 3 BIC; No;
No. white 3493fNc.. Whisky on the basis Of
81 q for finished goods
western winter tnevl steady s. sMd: No; !
,pns :: 49, f 8, sss as sn;
ese sep, A. a mixed juliet : I'D: futusss
quiet: Sept IS Cd; OCT. - 81 1,.
No. ) red SN9sac. corn.No sic: No. gel I;
~ SMc e'' Rye@No. 5aSs4c. Barisy-Good feeding
xI6o: fair to choice mailing 5lGssc Seeds.
Prime timothy g 70 Cover contract sTad: +, W B
l.Ia sss r. y ; ssss,J r.:
6Id.) sNWTe: short clear sides bxdJ 7H6so.
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Curb GDain Maxke4.

q. Louis-D.c. xh.s. $50 sellers; puts ssx0
MiixsaieszDee. Wheat b bid: puts s,xe:
puts scs1o to soxS BID; c.lis Sio' 'A 20 ..A'a'
calls S1kc bid
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Butter Quotations: creamery-Exhs -:
nrsts 1910: seconds N01sc- DaiD..-Extra lei
moor to fair 1361sc: grease l3Sc: ladle- packed
Extra isc: nrsts 1sc countfy-pGcked stock. AVER
arc lie; poor to fair s011c.
pies. local and ga through: shipments rs pkgs.
Cheese-Northe1n on cfderS: Twins 16ke:
iac: IimburSer lo91oisc: inferior ysio4e: Swiss
iS6lec: brick u611kc.
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THE REPUBLIC: s4HURDAY "a "a usrl %. 1908
an. MEXICAN dollars ~. Government bon
Irregular. Railroad bonds irregular.


TInEes and stained REHc uetCW Wnlfe.
Gaiveston-Spot market steady. MiddlinE Ehc.
New Orleans-spot market easy. MiddlinR 12,sc.
Memphis-spot market quiet. MddlirR II 7-lsc.
Receipts principal po.nts.
Galveston. III bales.
New Orleans, "a bales.
Mobile, Is bales
Savannah. bales.
Charleston. bales.
Houston. II bales.
Memphis. "a bales. ..
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P.ckinx-Hsuss Prices.

Swift 4 Co., National Stock Yards Wfu nay
to-day tor produc. delivered q INST 81 Louis
ERKs. count, cases returned .1k
Exc loss-oR basis. caSeee rsturnod ..........N
No fresh packing stock butter. liz
No / Dressed fowls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
No dressed springs.
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Kew York Stock Quotations.
d. Louis. Aug. 2S.-Ths following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and CLOSING quotations
on tbs New York Stock Exchange to-day Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis Bro.
4 Co.. bonds and stocks. IA North Fourth street.
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Fla1.eea e.otatie.s.

Chicago, Aug. n-F1sxsssd ruled steady, with
trade dull: Oct sold at ssc and closed ssiio bid;
eept. was SIC bid: No. Northwestern was 81 .01
bid. and No. so bid. No receipts here MIN
neapolis got Is cars and Duluth cars
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Wool.
Aus. 1.-The Commercial Bulletin viii


Boston, Aug ss-The Commercial Bulletin will
say tomorrow:
The wool market was euiet and fsaturele1:
ssle ea and the s.mpie.Sss Susness pointing g
heavier transactions in the futures has been
active. Prices remain unchanged and hrue Re-
cefpts in Boston since Nay show fallinR
on Of about $500 pixS Of domestic wool. as
With ne ZANE period Cd. Of 1Ssa In round
the wool season Of 1903 about q. 900 lbs. less
conclusiveiy that the estimated shortage. OF 90.
600 600 lbs or more In the American clip 70 prob
81 wool Oh from Boston from December q. i6z are
i5o 500 III against lsn.s6S.1l7 at the same date
last year. The receipts 60 date are 05, 90. 900,
a9ainst q. 7o7. LA the same period last year.
Sugar.
New York. Aug 2s.-Sugar--Raw Arm: fair re-
siIQar PIC: refined firm: crushed 5. 6oc: powdered
g. 0c; formulated Sc Molasses hrm: New Orleans
New orleans. Aug. 7s.-sugar dull: open kettle
eentrifuRaI 3Hdsic: centrifugal whites ANc: vel
low, U-1sGI 3-1sc: seconds 2d3Hc. Molasses-
Centrifugal dull. $3.50.
Petroleam.
on City Ar Mc,sait s = .s Mm Ger y,
runs ioa, IN, average 1900: shipmsnts-Lima,
Turpentine and Rosin.
savannah. Ga. Aug. g..rurpentins nrm, A.se.
SS s! s: 3 aH; &C. ass: Z &C. a +
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DeHest1o Exchange.
spostsd b whitakr = Co.. Ne. 90 Morn
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Aug M-Closinx quotations O. monsy,
honda etoclu and mining shares:
MONEY.
Can loans l6S psr cent: time loans y5t0s pr
ssAe BONDS
Atcot1u0 - III
DAnRnAn 0rOfTyS
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Wool.

pi.ek. cetted. ETC.. nom . % = % n. -
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New York. Aug. n.-The demand for dry goods
spot goods but buyers ars not speculating on the
future. The probabilities Of the next few weeks
for anything mora than 70 absolutely Necessary
Predictions Of q scarcity OF goods are numerous,
conservatism IL
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American sngsr....l1sH
Do. pfd. ......:..fyh
Amer. Tel. 4 Tel. III
Dom. Iron q Steal. Y
General Metric. .162
Naas. Electric 49,. IN
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had been sent to Pnffer through mistake,
and that he had not settled the bill.


and that he had not settled the bill.
Verdict was returned for the plaintiff
Ia the sum OF s1l. Mr.. Pineo tried his
own case; l.. B. Deasy for the defendant
This disposed OF all the jury trials. TIE
remainder OF the term was taken up with
the disposal OF other cases as indicated
below, and several divorce cases. Court
adjourned Monday afternoon.
Following is the special assigned list
with record Of cases disposed OF:
$40. Emerson VS.. Rich. Gles Patten. Con.
tinued.
100. Austin va. W. G. R. R. Co. Deasy; lie
Hamlin Verdict for plaintiff for s775.
TIA. Sargent VS.. Sargent. Deasy; Tracy
Judgment for partition.
1ll7. Hersom vs.. Wharf. Pineo; Giles. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
11l9. Pineo vs. Putfer. Pineo; Deasy. Yer
dict of Gil for plaintiff
1853. Tay lor VS.. Wheeler. Wood; Decay. Con-
tinued.
1921. Condor vs. Maine Lake Ice Co. King;
spofrord. Neither parry.
Following is the general assigned list,
and the disposition of the cases.
Bragg VS.. Bonsey. Hurley; Mason. Con-
tinued.
R. A. Patterson Tobacco Co. VS.. Goss h
Small. Peters; spoGord. Continued.
Camden Anchor Co. vs.. Goss & Small.
Peters; Spofrord. Neither party
Rockland Machine Co. Goss & Small
Peters; Spoford. Neither party.
Horton VS.. Goss & Small. King; Sponord
Neither party.
Carter & Davenport VS.. Olston. Graham /;
Bunker. Continued.
Gould Maine Casualty Ins. Co King;
Frank & Larrabee Judgment for plaintiff. SIS.
Weston Bunker. King; Bunker. Deazy.
Neither party
BuIrill Natl Bank VS.. Hurley ct ais. Crab
tree; Hurley. Defendant defaulted damages
assessed by clerk.
Smith vs.. Sheppard & Durham. Tracy !;
Merrill Neither party.
Inhabitants of Ell 7worh VS.. Burrill Lumber
Co. Hurley; Hale & Hamin. Continued to
April term.
Inhabitants OF Ellsworth vs. Hopkins. Hurley.
Conuuued to April term.
IDh bitants of Ellsworth VS.. Giles. Hurley
Burrill, King. Continued to April term.
The following divorces were granted
Girland F. Newman, libelant, Lillian p.
newman, ilDelleei utter assertion Spo1-
ford for libeiIaDt.
Joseph l. Burton, libellaDt, Nellie M.
Burton, Iibellee; utter desertion. Hurley
for libellant.
Aimee G.. Cleveland, libellant, from
Frederick Cleveland; cruel and abusive
treatment. Giles for libellant.
Gertrude E. Smith, libeilant, Warren j.
Smith, libellee impotency. B. E. Clark
for libellant.
Sarah Frances Wardwell, Iibellant, Percy
A. Wsrdwell, libellee; failure to provide
suitable maintenance. Custody of child
to iibelant. Chase for libeilant.
Flora E. Trundy, lbeilsnt, Jesse
Trundy, libeliee; utter desertion. Chase
| for libelant.
| Barbara e. Treadwell, libellant,
Alwyu j Treadwell; cruel and abusive
treatment. Custody OF child to libellaDt.
| +. L. Mason for libeilant.
| Belle HIATT, lihellant, Berj HIATT, lib
ellee; cruel and abusive treatment. Gus
| tody of minor children to Iinellant and
| Mary j. Barstow. l.. B. Deasy for lib
| eiiRnt.
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AT AUGUSTA.
~,.,.tjon that is of Special Interest
to Hancock County.
WEDNESDAY. JAN %

to Hancock County.
WEDNESDAY. JAN %
On motion by Mr. Staples, OF Knox. bill
s,t 10 set of the town OF Isle au Hau'
o. us.cock county and annex the same to
- .onpty was taken from the table;
- an further motion OF the same sena.
.or the bill was tabled for printing, pend
10 ,s,erence to a committee.
o. MsIne standard fire insurance
.,,,.v came up for further consideration
r. ,he Senate, the specific point under
a,.cussion being the reference OF the
Csrx bill respecting the compulsory
..,,tration clause. When the senator
,,om Hancock presented his bill, last
rask IL was referred TO the judiciary
committee without whimper OF opposi-
ton.
But the next day q motion to reconsider
,ha vote whereby such reference was
,,ode preyailed aud the bill was tabled
until yesterday.
Then Senator Stetson moved its refer
.,cs TO the committee on mercantile
orairs aud insurance, and the Senate sus
,.ined his motion on q yea aud nay vote
Of 1st TOO.
This vote rather complicated matters
sanator Staples, of Knox, hiss a bill cover
ing the same general points, but 1t Is
sleepiug on the House table, although the
Senate gave 1t to the insurance committee
IN investigate and consider. Should the
uouse decide that the Clark bill ought
also lie upon the table to keep company
with the Staples bill, the judiciary com
rnittee will be the only one to hear the
merits OF the compulsory arbitration
clause duly set forth.
The report Of the committee on uni
tefmity OF legislation recommends a
measure OF which Senator Staples bill
isa COPY, providing Tor change in the
law. This report will be heard by the
Judiciary committee ON Wednesday, Feb
Ii.
ia the meantime IL Is limited that the
Staples aud the Clark bills will both fail
bet ween the two houses.
In the House Mr.. Farnsworth OF IRE
moat presented a bill, an act to incorpo-
rate the Southwest Harbor Banking x
Trus, Co. Referred to the committee on
bank. and banking.
Mr. Mills of Stonington from the com
rnlttee on sea and shore fisheries, on bill,
an act to amend chapter 2s5 OF the public
laws OF 1897 relating to sea and shore
fisheries, reported ought not to pass.
MI Ltt'efisid from the committee on
the judiciary, reported in new draft
bill, an act Ia relation to the powers Of
the Union River Light, Gas aud Power
Co, and that it ought to pass.
Gov. Hill, and the Maine legislature
paid eloquent tributes to the memory OF
the late Thomas Il. Reed, Wednesday
forenoon, In the hall OF the House. Tue
memorial exercises began at 10 30 O'Clock,
after both houses bad met la iIint con-
yention.
Gov. Hin, attendsd by all the members
OF the executive couuell, and by many
heads Of State depart menis, entered the
hall ana occupied the speakers chair, aud
presided over the exercises. lie made a
brief address, during which he said that
Continued on page S
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MARRIED..

ARHHIBALD-CUMMt NGS-At the Methodist
parsonage, Ellsworth, Feb ,, ny Rev T
Simonton, Miss Iva Archibald, of South
Wakefield, ii, to Quincy Cummings, OF Bar
II rbor
grab AM-GtLBERT- At Trenton. Feb l, by
Rev David Kerr, Miss Dora Graham, Of
Machias, to James GilDerf, of Trenton.
OTT-ABBOTr-At Bar Harbor, Jan 81, by
Rev l. Hanscom, Mabel OF to A yah l.
Abbott b tn of Eden.
YOUNG-COLSON-At sullivan, Jan rs, by
alfred CraOtree, esq, Miss Ida May Young
to James Coi-oD, both of North sullivan.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

*naily SUNDAYS included Boston to Ellsworth
and Wa hiDgton County r, but SUNDAY leaves
at pm.
tstop on signal or noticeto Conductor
These trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Eos.
ton and St. John.
Tickets for All Points South and WI cot
on sale at the M. G. r. r. ticket otnce,
Ellsworth.
Passengers are requested to procure tickets
before entering the train, and especially Ellis
worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
GEO. f. EVANS.
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager.
r T.. BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland, Maine.
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BUCKMINSTER-At Sedgwick, Jan Is, to MIR
and Mrs Ralph Buckminster, a son. Ken
meth $.
DUNBAR-At orand, Jan "a, to MIR ard Mrs
Henry Dunbar. twin daughters.
GASPER-At Surry. Jan u, to MIR and Mrs
Manoel Casper, a daughter
HUTL III lNSON-At beer Isle Jan Is, to Mr. and
Mrs George Lewis Hutchinson, II daughter.
JAMES-At North Ellsworth, Feb l, to MIR and
Mrs Charles James, daughter
LAUGHLIN-At Great Pond. Jan %, TO Mr. and
Mrs Mat. hew Laughnn, daCe hter.
SARGENT-At S, d. wick, Jan %, 10 MIR and Mrs
Arthur III Sargent, ii son. Phi Up Arthur
STANLEY At South Deer Isle, Jan 5, TO Mr.
and Mrs Ansel Slanl Y, a son. Charles A.
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HANCOCK s. J. COURT.
INTERESTING FOREST FIRE CASE
DIVORCES DEoREED.
JURY DISCHARGED SATURDAY COURT
ADJOURNED MONDAY SHORT
BUT BUSY TERM.


Presiding Justice-SEwALL G. STkoUT.
Cierk--JbHN r. KNowLToN.
County Attorney--B, 4. TRACY.
SheriG--H. Y. WHITCoMB
Crier-ii It SILsBY, Aurora.
Stenographer--A. ~. WHITMAN, Portland.
Deputies-D. L.. FIELDS, Ellsworth; JANE
/. HILL, GoHldsboro.
Messenger-F. Il. TILDEN.
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$26,46561

1t was deemed advisable, In view of
there being funds enough on hand for i'm
mediate needs, not to proceed at present
against the collectors bondsmen.
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collected; since that date sd,oe7.75 has
been turned In, leaving balance Of S14,-
$50 rs uncollected, according to the treas
urer's books. This sum will be reduced
somewhat by settlement day.
In round figures, there now remains
uncoIlactad.
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A STEADY INCOME.

Salary OF commission paid weekly. Our 1900
everywhere to dispose of its products. Also
seed line. Will arrange tor whole or part
time. Outfit free. We guarantee profitable and
to-day for special terms.
Brown Brothers Co., Rochester, NY.
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Peptir0n

not. Then she began taking Pept-iron and
II gave her color, animation and a good
appetite.
d, 1t leaves no inky or metallic flavor in
the mouth, is agreeable to the taste,
goes not iniure the teeth nor cause
constipation.
Peptiron is make in two forms: In liquid
IA aromatic cordial elixir-al 81 per bottle.
also IN ehocolate-coated pills at SOC. or 81 per
Dox' BY G. |. HOOD CO.. proprietors Hoods
Ssrsaparilla, Lowell. Mass. U. S. A.
Selling Agent in Ellsworth:
G. A. Parcher, II Main Street.
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Iron
For
Color

In no other preparation has Iron ever
been SO effectively and agreeably COM
bined as in PEPT-IRoS specific
remedy for all forms and degrees of
anemia, curing not only the paleness
but also the nervousness and dyspepsia
from which anemic patients SO COM
monty suffer.
Pept-iron is blood nutrient, nerve
and stomach tonic, beneficial TO all
pale, nervous, dyspeptic people.
hr. Chas. Dinwoodie, East Lexington,
Mass, writes that his daughter was pale
and had spells OF not wanting to move
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ALDERMEN MEET.
LAST MEETING OF THE PRESENT
BOARD A LOVE FEAST.
SETTLEMENT DAY NEXT MONDAY -
BOARD ExPECTs TO MAKE
GOOD SHOWING.

The last meeting of the present city
government was held at the sIdermen's
room last evening. The full board was
present.
1t was nearly O'Clock before the mayor
raped for order, the preceding hour and a
hail being occupied In an informal dis
eussion OF bills and other matters. "
Routine matters were quickly disposed
of, and then came the surprise OF the
eveniDg--a series OF speeches from the
various members of the board, all bub-
Ding over with congratulations, and each
trying to Guido the other In compliment
tary illusions to the others, to the city,
to the press and to every body In general
veritable love-feast that would have
done credit to midsummer camp. meet
ing.
The serious manner in which the
business Of the evening was undertaken
after IL was begun, and the promptness
with which 1t was despatched were omi-
nous; the few outsiders present made
10 mistake Ia remaining.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The committee on streets reported that
1t YVES ready to meet representative of
the Postal Cable Co., which had petit
toned for permission to erect poles
along certain streets.
ROLLS OF ACCOUNTS