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Evening journal., 1904-11-01

the Knowles Wooden mills to Peter Mad
den amounting to sfiS has caused much
concern cn the part of people of this city
who hope 20 see The plant in operation be-
fore long. The understanding at the time
of the sale was that the taxes would be
settled about the first Of the ensuing year
and the settlement two months ahead has
given the impression that something will
be done at the plant within short time.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
BRANSFlELD is GUT
Said to Have Been Marked Man
Since Whipping Wagner.

kitty" Bransficld. first blseman Of
the team which won three pennants for
Pittsburg, but which failed last season
viii be seen with some other club next
year. The man who did the best play
ing in the series between Pittsburg and
Cleveland has been marked since be-
fore the season closed. The rumor that
KIT was to so has been officially con-
frmed I'm am inspired article.
Bransheld and Wagner had some ser
ious trouble just before the start OF the
last Eastern trip was made and that
they came together IN fierce mix-up
Of hsticuns has been discussed through
out local fandom since that time. While
an the players We're pledged to secrecy
it also came over the fence from the
club house where the mill took place
that Bransfeld beat Wagner decisively
and from that time forth 1t was felt
that Bransheld must go.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
.Sp orting World.
BIG GUARD MAY HAVE TO QUIT
Mrs. Adam Piekarski Does Not Wish
Her Son to Play Football.

Wilkesbarre. Nov. Mrs. Adam Pick
arsld last night declared that her son,
the guard on the University of Pennsyl-
vania team, cannot play football amy
more this year. and that the reason is
that she is afraid that her son will be
permanently injured.
She says that she is proud OF her son
and the part he took in the Harvard
game, but fears that he will meet with a
serious injury If he tries TO carry the
team to further victory
= His other relatives are, however, trying
TO make the mother of the great Pennsyl-
vania guard see that he stands in no
danger and says that he should finish tho
game and the year as he has begun. A let
ter is on the way asking that he refrain
from further playing.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01

Even an important man may be next
10 nothing in a barber shop.
The photographer may be a confirm
ed bachelor and still take a wife.
With some men II is a lifelong regret
that all their lives they are so short.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.
September 13, 1904.


$40 a m. pittshurg express.
10. 70 a. M. Chicago special.
N 40 a. m. Main Line express.
1890 p. m. st. Louis limited.
- al ,. m. Chicago ana 81. Louis Exp.
'7.03 p. M. Chicago limited from North
Phiadelpha.
.sel .. M. S.. Louis express.
'ii.o5 2. M. Cleveland and Cincinnati
ln'i0 n M. Pacific express.
sl2.G a. M. Pittsburg special from North
- a. M. Tor Lock Haven.
$50 @. mr weekdays, for Kane and e.
u q = m. weekdays, fer Elmira and
i.s6 p. m. Sundays Cor wnHamsport
% o. M. weekdays. for Wiiiiamsnorf
$50 p. M, daily. for Elmira. Erie. and
II % p. NJ. daily for Elmira and Erie.
Cumberland Valley r.. r.. 4a5 $40 In An
a. m. $50. SIS and 11.40 p. m week
days. Sundays. AS a. M. s.25 ana ii 20
FOR BUFFALO.
3 50 n. m. and S.25 p. m. daily
via Canondaieua, $50 a. m. weekdays
$50 p. m. except Saturday, end II. 40 ..
m, daily.
() Dining Car.
~ Accommodation Trains.
(2Limitcd Express. Nestibule Parlor
Cars. Vcstibuie Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The WILMINGTON Transfer Company will
cal! tcr and check baggage from hotels
For further Information. passengers
are referred TO the ticket agent at this
station.
W. w. ATTERBURY. :. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger a gent
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
AntomohiIe in Line.

Ono Of the features in last nigh, 3
parade n Wilmington was the automobile
owned and driven by Robert Meggnson,
IF this city In the auto. beside Mr Meg
gibson. were Lieutcnaa, ~. Z. Myers.
Marvin Mtgginson and Geuree Unger. THE
machine was prettily dec rated and pre-
s"atcd an attractive appeaianct.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
News Of steamshlp plsaster In eottIe.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Nov. IA
note has been found in 2 bottle at Bay
Mills signed by the captain of the
steamer Hudson, and saying: steer
ing engine given out; we are all going
down. Good bye" The boat foundered
about three years ago and no one was
saved
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
Ordinance Amended.

In the amended ordinance 10 be present
ed TO Council tonight several changes Will
De made from the original ordinance pre-
scented. Mr. Seabury will agree TO give
reasonable security for the faithful per-
formance of his duty, will guarantee to
have the water works plant ia operation
in 100 working days from time work starts
barring any legal complications which
may arise and inclemency Of weather Ho
will lay eight and tcn-inch water mains.
win furnish the mayors office. churches.
pubic schools and library with spigots
and water free of charge, furnish water
free of charge for the city fountain. win
erect and supply with water a new foun-
tain at any point City Council may dosig-
nate free of charge in any sum not eN-
cccdng $1,000 and will bind himself not 20
sell the water or electric light plant dur
ing the period covered I'm the franchise
unless &c be To the city In view Of the
concessions Il scarcely seems possible for
Council 10 find any plausible reason why
Mr. Scabury's proposition should not be-
accepted although It is said that the old
water company may take LEGAL steps to
prevent him operating should the ordi-
HstilD' N' i'99'"' o' 'e'i "' ANY ''ii"0 ~
the city is concerned Mr. Scabury re-
fuses TO offer any inducements beyond the
ones named.
II is said however, that the old water
company viii not surrender without q
struggle and that should the ordinance as
presented be passed by Council legal com.
plications will ensue John il. Rodney ant
son, John IT, Jr., represent the old com
pany and may take out an injunction be-
fore the chancellor on the grounds o
vested rights held by ii.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
Ames jury cisaoree

Minneapolis. Nov. l. The fourth
trial of former Mayor A. A. Ames for
illegally receiving money from women
resulted in a disagreement The jury,
after having been out 20 hours, report
ed its inability to agree. and the court
discharged the jurors. II is likely that
all the indictments will be dismissed
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
Delamarn niuinlnn-

For New Castle 72s. SOS. h. M. aoo
3i4 and 6.52 p. m. weekdays
For lewes, e.2s a, m. and 3.H D. m.
Weck-caNs. For Rchohnlh lueefa.--
Thursdays and Saturdays
Eor Dover, Harrington and Deimar.
a,sS,, 0ze. lV.gs q. ma 3.3f e52 p. m,
Weekdays. ana y .5o D. IA. daily.
p. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfoh i0S a. m. week.
days and II 80 p. m daiiy.
For Atlantic City.
Connecting az West phliadclnhia. $50
a. M, 2.bs and Sis o. nl. weekdays; $40
"a. m, and els D. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
For n. South.

Auantlc Coast l.ine-Express Il. So p. m
and l2,H5 night, daily M ruT
southern RaLway-ENprcss 4.20 a. m
ana @ ard z. 81 p. m. daily
Set 'odid Air line Way-Express
" ~. and 1882 p. m. daily
NofIo ard Western RnflWav-For
daily.
Chesapealte & ohIo .Railwny-Express
l.Ol q. m. Neek-days. s.l5 p. no. dally.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
Nnted nritIah soldier Dead.

Bakersfield, Cal, Nov. General
c. c. Mason, a distinguished British
officer. who served 80 years in India
with the Madras army, died at him
home near Greenhelds. aged 80 years.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
- II El6er nead.

Cincinnati. Nov. Most Rev. viii
liam Henry Elder, archbishop of Gin
cinnati. in his seth year. died. after
suffering four days from a severe case
of la grippe complicated with extreme
weakness. The archbishop was con-
scious to the end. and his last words
we're a prayer He feebly said: Holy
Mary. mother Of God, pray for us sin
ners now at the hour Of our death.
Amen" He then kissed a crucifix. and
with a peaceful smile on his face
breathed his last Those present at
the bedside were Coadjutor Archbishop
Moeller, Rev. Father Gallagher, Arch
bishop Elders secretary; DR.. De Cour-
cy and several Sisters of Mercy.
New Jersey Has s2,s4o,sts In Treasury
Trenton NJ j.. Nov. 1.-Yesterday
closed the states fiscal year, and State
Comptroller J. willard Morgan sent
10 Governor Murphy telegram show
ing the cash balance in the state
treasury TO be s2.940.s1s9s. This is
a decrease from last year of 10,71S.19.
The receipts for the last year included
S47s. 1888 received from the federal gov
ernment for interest due on Civil War
bonds.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01

No matter how long you have had
the cough; if il hasn't already develop
ed into consumption, DIR. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup viii cure it.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
onIHSA,
BALTIMORE&OHIO
RAILROAD.


RAILROAD.
Schedule "a effect May Is. 1924.
Al trains illuminated wi.h PintsSa
ls) Express trains
Trains leave wnmington. Delawars
Cx) Stop cn sigma to receive or discharge
passengers.
New York week days x'5.26 .9.4o 'i1.ls .
m.; 1.a6. $50, s5.17 (Ros al IFmited). Y a
$50 & r usogSi s11r'f 'Iimites,. ia .I 'aoii
Philadelphia week dsys. x.s.2s. $50 's.4O.
@ .ses .'to 19ss - 2; lg 81, a. mi i.sd9 Ila a.
~ ,s45 ',is 'io;S5 y m suneays' ~ zS
ai i cRaSa, ,gR,5S iq.f 2tS,,tad; ~ - @ m; ss
Chester, week days g. 20 q. 20. TO. SOS.
.s .gis i a. i6ss p 5atD % SUNDAY M Ss is is sss
go l0t3. 81 50 o. m; t.sc. go. '7.i2 s.6i
Atianue city. weekdays. eco and g. ~
Limited; sundays, 20 a; M; ,a.@ 2; m.
sCa5ne May and Oaean City. week oAyA
Sea Isle city. Week days. so a. sa.s
Baltlmero ana washingpon, week days
.5b5. g. 80 (Royai IdTited). '9.oe, ..io.@ 2
4.l9. ESQ Royal Limited). go sio.0
! p. m.
baltimore and way stations. week days
800 a. m; a.2o p. m. Bun0ays, sis a. m;
Newark. week days, .l12 100. .s.le. sii.'a
Q. m, ~ AZ, y II, 500 s. 5.b5. els. . % N.
Sundays, H.;s. '8.i6. e.iS a. m: Ill. t.0A
Sineeriy Accommodation. week days.
80 a. M: 1870. $50 sis p. m. Sundays.
SIS a.. me- Coz, n.50 y. m.
l.andenbuyg accommodati tion. week days.
s2 a. m; 5.N p. m. sundays io.ib a. m-s
Pit;sburg, week days, SIS a. m; b b5.
$50 Royai Limitel). si0.0s D. m. sun
d9,'s; ,S;le n. N; '4.f9. $50 CRoyal Limit
Chlcaeo daily, ss.isa. m; s4.4sp. m.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis. e6.1o a. ms
Ill, % 20 d. M, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VIZ
miagton, week days, 's.1 l,oo. sI;eo. 80, ~
S ll% j u q; "a p 'iss q ogs f5cs 2iR 2iRted; sd
$50 's.s5. $50 I'll IS p. m. sundays, = g
us =. 40. g1c a. IN; si2.aT. = .0s, 2.l5. =.
800 '6 is CRoyal Lim.ted). CSC. SIS. ~
1880 p. m.
ROYAL Limited" "a composed EXCLUSIVE
~ OF Pullman parlor, observation ana din-
,ng ears. 20 extra tare except FeseiAA
Delmarva If Tsiephone No. 1874.
- e A. Telephone No. if22A.
! Rates to Western points lower tnau va
any ether line. $500 20 Pittsburg; lo'od p
m. train daily. Through sleepSrss'
Travelling Passenger Agent.
City ticket office. SUl Market street, WA
mington. Del. ~ e. A. Phone 1Io8A.
Delmarvla Phone, No. is5.
%. 3. MARTIN. G. w. BAssETr.
n OF r. r. q. p. A.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
Pennsylvania Railroad.
NAskIMaToM nIVlaloN.


Schedule IN effect October 4. 1904
Trains leave Wilmington as follows;
For Chester and Philadelphia. i.43, $40.
iS'd9' III dS s;S5 ,oo5; ~, 10 SGi' $50, 800
lll.lO, l.s0 l2.SO. 25s, 400, 4.bl, SIS, e.0l,
.O.s3. d.s5. s.l3, and ll.oo p. ~.
y l5 "a. m, 1914, 1.3l, 200 2.5S, 400. 4.54.
i:,.. ls,5o, e.o' 42s 9.1S. 1000 and ni.oo p. m
For phliadeiphia only. $3.50. 9.S5 a. m.
ll2.20, ,n5. 6.1S 7.i0 and 500 p. m. week
eeays. aS9 a. M. 6.lS, ITO and 500 p. M.
For New York Through expresQ. l.ta.
s'a3' 3.ao. 30 a. M. .d2 o9. l.3l. dio,
g.Vi. -25lS. %; 23 a 10, 80 y. m. week
-.ss e.g!, .ge. 3. $40. 9.2 %. m; sundays.
nbtot sew York Sconnecung a. fniAqle.,, nittl,
pnilH1l 4.-Y, $50, N.05 (eonnects az West
fhlladelphia) $50 e.35 1909, 1870, Ills
connects az West Philadeiphia). ~ 40 a.
M, 2.5S i.5l sos. 100 connects at West
a.; m. "a and mo- Connects at West
FFo1aufRiphtie1 For RbpitoD1 p,,5; p, m; sundays a 10
ana 500 p. m. weekdays. 500 p. m
For Newark Center and intermediate
s5tauons' i25 a. m. and 6.i2 p. m. week
baltimore and washington. .2.55. 4.2o.
~ S. ~ y gO n :. ql5 a s spd ll05 sos n ~ ss
4 ls s's 4. i isi4s IisG,. e.
.e.ss, '7.si. sis p. M, ana iis. IS nights.
| Sundays.
/ Baltimore and intermediate stations,
80 A.ld le1s y. m. Weekdays, and
/ lol5 y. m. sundays. ~
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
/ Iop, Tor Wilmington, $50, 35 720. Z. ~.
Hms H;sl, L.a, u.2s. 2.o5, S 100, 1870. s.25.
/ t'gi. .i.ef.' 4ifd. a49s 50l i62s i5.3f
GiiS ii VS. 80 'f9 s,S iS % 10 e Los LIS
o.S1. 40. is.35 1905, uO35, lI.2s a. m.
,lt,.9 .a5 .25. go. 4.46 500. Is, 1918.
/ I'd i- 90 nifhi Sundays.
Z Elgps lNGi fnA,4delphia. b. 80 and II IS
Z y ssIl.t 200. and '55B .p. al. wcelr-d DAYS.
/ 5unlays
Evening journal., 1904-11-01

The left fielder's duty is to keep
right and not get left.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
SHOT GUNS! SHOT GUNS
All New Guns and Adapted to Black
or Smokeless Powder.

Single barrel Harrington Richardson or
liver johnson ~ and lo guage. ............$ 90
Double barrel hammer guns. .............. 20 90
Union Arms Co.. hanmerless double barrel rs 90
Marlin Take Down Repeaters, y guage.. ~ 50
Remington Hammer guns, dble, barrel 10 90
ithaca Hammerless guns dble barrel...... 20 90
Remington Hammerless guns, dble. barrel. 22 so
Winchester magazines repcaters ...... II 81
Loaded shells black powder, 81 90 per 100.
Loaded shells smokeless powder, S2.lO per 100.
Cunning coats, Use; leggings, 50c per pair.
Cleaning rods joints and attachments, 35c,
N. J. Dill WORTH. Who Sna 'sssIis sstai1.
1904 Market St. All Market st.
PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
wARNEM's FREIGHT LINE

The payment Of The baci, taxes duo n
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WEST ELLSWORTH.

DEATH OF LIZZIE MYRTLE GAsPAR.
Miss Lizzie Myrtle Gaspar died Sept. 1,
her home, rs Ludlam street, Lowell,
ass, after an Illness of four weeks OF
phoid fever, at the age of sixteen years,
ar months and twenty-four days.
The funeral was on Friday afternoon.
~. d. b. Martin, of the Paige street
nreh, at which she was constant at
adant, officiating.
She was faithful member OF the Free
iptist Sunday school aud Christian En-
avof. she was a lovely girl, and the
mtort OF her mother, Mrs. Clara A
spar, who lies critically i'll at the eitv
spitai, unconscious of her daughters
ath.
There was singing at the funeral and at
grave 10y Misses Mertie and Maud
burn. The horal offerings were nu-
lrous and beautiful. The bearers were
liiiam Barron, of Beverly, Arthur Col
rn, OF Dracut, and Fred Trueworthv
q Charles Curran, of Lowell, Inter
mt was at Edison cemetery.
diss Gaspar is the granddaughter ~
5. Berron aud wife, who have been in
well for the past two weeks anxjouslv
aiting the recovery from typhoid
'er OF their two daughters, Miss Effie
Barron and Mrs. Clara A. Gaspar.
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH rosr.oFFIcE.
In effect June 8, 1904.

Gofse EAsr-sl7 Z II a IN, 1888. 20. GIG p m.
GOING wEsr-li.17 m, s2'. q IS. 1913 pm.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosT.oFFICE.
GOING EAsr-s IS. 100 a NJ. ss0 5.4S pm.
GOING wEsT--il 80 a N, ] ,55. 5.0o, o 9O0pm.
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COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, Sept. IA, at DAD Fellows hall
Supper by Epworth lesgue. Price, 25c.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. IA and
10, at Eden-Annuai fair of Eden agrieui-
tural society.
tuesday, Sept. 20, at Hancock halt
Clark's Minstrels. Prices, 25, 35 and SOC.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdsy,
Sept. 20, 21 snd %, at Mountain park, Blue
hill-Fair OF the Hsncock county sgricui-
tural society.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 27 and
Is, at Amherst-Anrusi fair of the North
ern Hancock agricultural society.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct and 6, at
North Etlsworth-Annual fair OF the
Farmers club.
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1
Miss Blanche Moore has gone to Ded-
ham to teach.
| Miss Georgia Foster left yesterday to
enter Mt. HoIyoke college.
| 8. II. Whitaker, OF Newport. was In
| town yesterday on business.
Mrs. g. E. Patch, OF Boston, is visiting
her brot her, Fred H. osgood.
Mrs. s. d. Wiggin, who is at the Bar
Harbor hospital, Is doing we'll.
Mrs. l.. J.. Reeves has returned from
visit of two weeks In Bucksport.
Mrs. B. ]. Thompson is the guest of DR..
aud Mrs. He inett at Presque Isle.
William Hart Jordan has returned from
visit to Calais and st. Stephen, N. B.
Fred Ii. Mcfarland has resigned his
position as clerk at the American house.
The Cushmsns have closed their sum-
mer home at Lamoine, and returned to
Ellsworth.
Melvin Flood, OF Fairfield, was the
g,.si Of Mrs. +. A. Orcult few days
last week.
Cor. y. Z. r5urrtfr 3pu ramfIy NAVE re>
turned from their summer outing at
Shady Nook.
The board of registration is in session
| this week at the Aldermen's room in
Hancock bail.
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland, who recently
underwent a serious surgical operation, is
| rapidly recovering.
Harry ". Royal and wife, OF Ply
mouth, Mass, recently visited Mr..Roysl 3
father, John f. Royal.
The second rank will be worked by
Doupqus Ioaee, K. of r., this evening. a
full attendance is desired.
The Epworth league Of the Methodist
church VIII give supper in Odd Feilows
nail, Wednesday, Sept. IA.
The ladies' circe Of the Methodist
9 "r"H will meet with Mrs. Fred NJ. Blais-
dell tom ,rrow afternoon.
siI-s A ice Adams, who has been visit
ing her parents j. Q Adams and wife,
has returned to Boston.
Miss Marion Treat, who has been
\
to East Orange, N. j, Saturday.
The city marshal has been instructed to
look after all boys who are on the streets
after O'Clock without good reason,
Rev. s. l.. Hsnscom, OF Bar Harbor
and Rev. j. p. Simonton, of this city, will
exchange pulpits next Sunday, Sept. IL.
Miss 5. d. Crosby and Miss Annie c
Emery, who are spending the summer al
Hancock Point, were in the city to-day
Arrangements are being made by w. H
! Dresser aud c. w. Campbell for the pub
licstion of city directory for Ellsworth
Mrs. ]. w, Tatiey and son have returned
to Montreal after spending the summit
with her parents, Col. c. &. Burrill aDC
wife.
Otis NJ. Webber, formerly of this city
now resident of Brewer, won the 100
yard dash at Bangor Labor Day in the tas
time of 10 3-5.
Miss Rena B. Roberts, OF Boston, whC
has been spending three-weeks vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Carlton McGown
has returned.
Miss Leah b. Friend left yesterday t
resume her work OF teaching in the hig
school at York. She win visit severa
friends on the way.
Mrs. Jennie Higgins, of Brocktou
Mass, is spending her vacation with be
parents, Charles Moore and wife, O.
Washington street.
Miss J.. A. Thompson and Miss Eva T
: Aiken left Sunday for a trip to CaIiforni4
They will be away about one month. A
Miss Aiken will not be back when schoe
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CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

hhAhODIsr EPISCOPAL.
Rep. J. p, !Simontom, pastor.
Friday, Sept. 9-Prsyer meeting at 7.3o
sunday, Sept. IL Morning service st
1870. Sermon nv Rev. s L. Hanscom. OF
Bar Hsrbor. Sunday school at 11,45.
Preaching at 73O by Mr.. Hanscom.
misunderstanding SUNDAY at 2.3o o. m.
Mc. Simoutou.
BAPTIST.
Req. p. A. 4. KiHana, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. IL Morning service at
1880. Sunday school at f1.45. GOSPEL
praise service with sermon at 7.3O p.m,
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.s0.
All are cordially invited.
ooNaREeAT1oNAL.
Req. j. NJ. Adams. pastor.
Sunday, Sept. IL Morning serviee st
lo'SO, followed by communion. Sunday
school at 1145a a. m.
UNITARIAN
ReD. s. W. Sutton, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. 11-Ssrvices at 10 30 n. m
Sunday school at 11.45
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SUNDAY.
Mall trains arrives from the west at cir a M,
las and SIG m. Leave for the west at s23,
5.s5 and l0.2s p m. Mail closes for the west at
. Oo, 5 90 and 90 p. m.
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RAYSIDE.

The Murch family reunion is being Id
at Bayside to- day.
a party consisting of Mr.. snd Mrs. j. d.
Newman, Miss Bailey, M iss Stuart. George
D. ana Alec ID. Stuart and Mrs. Phillips
visited the "Rock of Dundee'', massive
rock on the Stuart farm, and spent the
afternoon there one day last week.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
VIEW ADvEsrrsEMENrs raIs WEEK


&C Rurrlll Horses for sale
Byron II Mago,-A card.
G Pareher-A pothecary.
BAsooR:
Shaw Business College.
wsTEKvTLLE,
The sawyer Pub co-Help wanted.
BOSTON,.
Johnson & co-sheridan's Condition Pow.
ders,
LYES. MASS
Lydia & riukham Medicine Co.
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l-er-wish to look at some-er-ialse
hair, said the embarrassed young lady.
Very we'll, miss, rejoined the diplomatic
Saissman. What shade does your friend
wish?
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THE AMERICAN is on sale in
Ellsworth at the news stands of
G. III. Leland, j. A. Thompson
and III. w. Estey. Single copies,
. cents; subscription price
$1.5O per year in advance.
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CITY MEETING.
Little Business at Monthly Meeting
Monday Evening.

Little Business at Monthly Meeting
Monday Evening.
Outside Of routine, little business was
transacted at the regular meeting OF the
city fathers Monday evening. Mayor
Hsgerthy called the meeting to order at
7so. Present, Aid. Tripp, Moore, Patten.
Austin.
After reading he records, the following
rolls OF accounts were read. passed and
committed to the collector tor payment, !,
STREET COMMISSIONERS ROLL.
Highways.........,.....-. ....... $3.50 9
sidewalks... s......................... -. 2460
Bridges .......................... IS 81
Total, s2so So
ROLL OF ACCOUNTS NO I.
FUND. NAME. AMOUNT.
Police, John silyy, $500
Arthur Brown, 1890
Electric light B II Il U r Power Co, 1900
Library. CT welch, 1915
G W Thurber. 20 50
G T. Lauriatt Co, Il20
Elizabeth A Belcher, 80 90
school, Mrs Moses Cottle 1850
RE Mason, 45s8
G C Burril Il Son, 100
Mrs Frank Carter, 90
josiah Phillips, 1870
g NJ Durham, 200
Mrs Simon Garland 500
kenney Bros -wolkins, oO5
Mrs Eugene Warren, SEQ
Mrs Shorey, SEQ
Campbell Pub Co. 27e5
Amos Rocks, 10 90 |
High school, c Il welch, 1ol8 |
Ragsdale 4 Co, l745
w II Dresser. 4tol
Campbell Pub Co, 1885
schoolhouse, Moore, 7sas =
Fire dept. Sc EChapman, 14so
Contingent, Thomas EaIIae, s293
AL witham, zoo
ID Fields, 7m
Michael Shea, 7O1o
A J Weaver. 600
Rev z sirnouton SO
c W & + l. Mason, 74.5
Elbridge Milliken, Is 80
II Carlisle, geo
Campbell Pub Co, SIS
Floyd Haynes, l75
Foster, $3.50
Pep care of cemetery lots, $500
Total. $s52 50
A bill of the water company for repairs
IN the pipe leading into Hancock hall,
which has been before the board several :
months, pending an investigation, was
paid.
1t was voted to allow the North Els
worth farmers club s25 to help along the
rood work.
Adiourned
The bee., 1904-12-15
News Of the Mines.

right eye in a peculiar manner,
He was loading some air pipe or
a car before hauling it to a room
when a piece of wire tied around
one of the pipes came loose and
struck him in the eye injuring
it so badly that the sight is
reported entirely destroyed.
In the production of iron ore,
coal, pig iron and steel-all
great factors in the worlds
material progress-our country
is the leader. We produce 34.71
per cent of the worlds iron ore,
1865 per cent of it's coal, $3.50
per cent of its pig iron, and no.
93 per cent of its steel.
Although about 43 per cent of
the worlds production of tin is
consumed in the United States,
none of that useful metal is pro-
duced in this country. Many
hundred tons of metallic tin and
chemical salts of tin, chiefly the
chlorides, have been obtained
by the chemical or electrolytic
treatment of new tin scrap from
tin can and fruit tin factori es,
but tin so produced is manifest
ly of secondary origin, and can
not be properly classified as
first mineral or metal product.