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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
9as alueitc Gneiicl.G pnaert.

Sn rGeoboob.S nititut" gob oas
&neilel-Q Quartet geitern 0ohmittoq
lein 5~rueiteS &annmer = Gon5ert. Die
Gdltetne 0e5 programmes biloeten
Der oalte" Bod Ii. Der yaIte" Sap6n,
oeren Gompoiittonen aber euiQe
Sli8enofriI6e bennbrt baben. i3ipi.
ld)en Den beioen Slnilifern biloete ein
BianosIrio BON q. 8olfnonn cine
mooerne Nittelmmmer, Die iih
neben Den beioen 8roBen iuobl b6ren
lol'en faut. 8au5 be%ionoers bat ms
oas 9ad'i6e Bmous Quartet inter!
eIltrt. @rooe nlS Quartet. Gompo.
1tilten bort man Bad ielten, 1lno eS
ut ood 10 pr0dltige Wuiif, Die Ger
gettaIc EbomoS.aontor 6o bietet,
trattpol, crnIt uno fnapp in Der
Jorln, Die Bad 10 nlnoerbur be.
herridt. 0oS o%reiiGtige a(auier.
Srlo, IN Dem 0ireftor Sarol0 Hor-
oolpb ben alnbierport iibernommen
botte, lit cine 6arofteriitiife Gompo.
1itton, Die melooiifen 6lltB un0
ld)One Steigcrlngen bat. DDS Gitor.
nell lit III ieiner bliibenoen Melooif
uno Der eigenortigen Nbptbmif elm
ollerliebIter Sot, uno Elm briQontes,
fir Ole Spieler nit ollerbono ted.
niifen 6inelien reidlid) ousgeltotte.
ties Iuegro, ou6 lciie mt8flingt. gtbt
Dem 5rio einen l60nen @(bif,luf.
0os @erf iprroe prdd)tig, aus einem
SUB ge'peilt. +. aneiier5 id)oner
8eigenton, Sd)rober'S boiler Geno-
ton uno Der JIiigel ullter oelt Yin.
germ $, H%onoolpb'S flolr9en pr1fti9
5%ltIomnlelt. gtod) oen beioen 9tltrll.
lnern in Wtoa lfloB Sopon nit iei-
mem irellnolihen 0our.Q Quartet -
op. rs Nr. 5 ob. Wfol lag 9oDon
MN einmol nidt. Nltd) III o~ieielfl
Quartet iin9t urlo flingt es, uno pie
Ihonl Sang munoerbor flalg oaS
Cargo, nnb oas nediid) btumorpoIle
6inale gab Dem CONCERT einen lido
men gbidluB. Dab Die Serren Guar.
te~ttiiten Sron5 aneilel, s. Gbeoooros
mica 8. Specensfi uno 9lltpin Sd)r0.
ser Den 6eioen 0ilortetten cine erql,is
lite 8ieoereabe 5u Ibei( peroen lie.
ben, oerItebt Iid bon IelbIt. 9oS
gliblifllm. bos trpb oes boicn @et-
ters 5iemlid1 5oblreid) erid)ienen NOR,
banfte alien Witpirfenoen ourf
6er5li6e 9eifoQSIpetoen mo mebr.
moli9en Serporruf. 0os brittle
aneiielqi1artett Gorl5ert miro Snm.
Itog, oen 7. Sonuor. itattfinoen.
f Sn
Staotgerid)t nuroe bic Baltimore
Yotonlac 9obn" bon Conrad a0rner
nm $4,000 S6obencrint perfIogt.
Sic Mlltter oes aldgerS muroe ant
g. Scptember 1904 ouf Der 8orriion,
itrnBen,areil6ung bon eirein 3uec
Der g%enannten 8nbt iiberfobren mn
qetobtet.
Sncprpototton II. - Gle 90.
.. .. So" 5ilr @%eritelulrg bon
Wineraflualier milrbe bon oen $50.
@. SturgiB, Saul Cobb.
8. Srent Sohn Z. Dturpbp uno
Barter 8ofer ilrcorporirt. 3os
aftienfapitnl lit ouf $4,000 feitge.
fest.
giero MT e II IN a + |. Der
.6rouen : Siilfsperein" Der ,8eleQ.
ihoft Der Seueripebr. 8eteranen" bat
BE foI6eibef 9eomtinnen ermdblt:
grGiioentin 5rou s. 5arris, 8ice.
Grdiioentin Sri. 8oiie Sd, 5inon5.
Sefretdrin 5rau SobnStreet, Sfas-
meilterin 5rou @niiie Differ rno
S~efgednf:dt: srftts 5rau Marp G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
6aiIenbe @ciGnadltsaaben

$3.50 Wdnners Eomeo5. fdblpdr3es
oocr iobfarbtgcS &ict Ooer Chrome
anlbsIeocr. IeBr feiu. fir. ........ $500
$500 uro $2.25 WiunersSdlsifube.
beouent, Stci Nio, Nuditu uro @lectrit
aiS. Spe5icu. 81, 80
SI.35 Minnera01usfbube, 20 NO
ben, Bici &io, ruiitibe5 Galb5Ieber
ODER So5e; nue @r6ben .......... 99e.
nllluearem" 9Gusibube frs Buo
ODER Die S6Iafittbe, aus 8elolr, Cant
met ODER Jtla. 49e.
$3.50 5fl8.SulietS fir 5rnleu. aus
DOLCE" 6iI5, in fb6nen 5ur6en. nit
geI5 belett; fir. .St.00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
8rueeriem.

4 Rfuuo granuItrter 3ltder, rturaen zoe
SnIifornicr BicttcsS htufcu pro Rio &c
e FfulOsSad Wlebl. ........... 2te
@rpBe 6laifc 1tltttiorbapcienpuIper DC
3erf6Geibte StuioenlB, pro 4fitito 12e
gute AotosnLiHe .4...:...,... Dc
@cmii0te Giitie, pro Bfuno. .t2hc
Bei6f6nItae WIanoelH, pro Rftno.. Ice
@ngliibe Balluiiiie, pro Rfuto. t2e
Gnlifuruier GIliter.Jtuitneu, pru Rfo. 12c
Gntfernte Toftnen. pro Rfuro. &C
9creimigte 8ortutbeH. pro BftHo. &c
Seine 9lpfeIiineHs uno uoer 9itrpueits
S6ndIe. pro Efuuo. ....,,.....,. t4e
Sauer's feline CITRATE, pro 5Idf9c
Sc. Hno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Toe,
Role austun6G TnfeIsD eItfnteien.
g[nes hpm Neficn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

* Der r@ernlanio . Guortett.
Glub" ueronitaltet beute lit Ieinenr
Bart 5u 8eitport ein sroBes auitern.
rotten, fir peld)es oas Arrangements.
Gonnite 10 umfoiienoe 8orbereitlngen
getroffen bat, Dob ieber GaIt Der
Sdoaltbiere in Siile nno 5iiqe nebit
elmer feiiclnoeu llitterbaltung III Nus.
iidt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

/ u u ". XXI SluulS . (NGuttE ptuI=
id)oQ @m. s. Mc9tfce, pelher filr,-
lid im Union Groteit. &oipitol opc.
rirt lpuroc, bot lid) Iolueit erboIt,
bob er bellte nod ieiner @obnunq,
ger, 2731. ct. &ouIitroBe, iibergc,
fiibrt pcrben fam.
Gin 8etroIeumoen G l.
y looirt, - Su Ser @nbnung bon
9rn. q. S. 8ing, 0r. 2t8, @elt-
6rontlinItraBe. .entitono geitern in
6ol9e Der @rpIeiion zines Betro.
leumofenS 6e,ier. Die 5lommen
lpuroen Dor Der Anfunft Scr 5eller-
uebr gcloidt.
Cine dung mur6e
geItern im mittleren Stotions6ouie
Den 9eanlten Oct StroBenbobn . Csc.
Ielifoft 5u GbPil. Gin 6ltbrmnul
bate am 8reitag 96eno Inn 6 ltGr
in 0er9altimoreitroBe bon oerNort6.
bis sur SborpItraBe eiren @oggon
Der SrlcanSitraBen Clinic alli9e6ols
ten mo mar BORT ouf 9efe6l 0cS
G%onoufteurS 5reo. 8olf bonn 8oli5i.
item Gr0iIon berbaftet Doroen. 9lS
Der 6aa geIteru5 Dor goli5eiridter
8rannan I'M mittleren Citations
barIe our Bodybuilding fam, iteQte
eS 1if) bcrollS, 0oB Der Ingei6uloiq-
te, Rifar6 aeQD, bon Rr. 300, SiiO-
Fula8filtraBe, Der Subrmonn zines
ReparoturluogenS Der StroBenbobn.
8eiellidoft mar. Me6rerc 9ean1tc
Der 9o6ngeieuidoft, peld)e onlpe-
Ierl0 tuaren, funren ri6t nenig iibera
roIdt uno erIdredt, oils aooi @ron-
nan Io9te, Elm @ngen ser StroBen-
balm = @eIeQidnft bobe rid)t mlebr
Hed)t, ei1len &og9on o~ltf5llbolten,
ais irgeno ein oitoerer 8ugen, ltnb
ae0b INN $40 mo Soften ~Itroite, bic
ieine 6reltnbe fir i'm bintcrlegten;
Die Gontpoguie that eS nidt.
Gt9enor't &c u e 6 4 / t 5.
nj ct Do6e bat GGoS. u .@oQag
her, Der @runoeigentbums agent,
ocIien giireau fir 9elp6bnli6 ultter
ireiem Silnmel lit, Sr. @. S,Mpcr
bon Nr. 1916, DIT : 8oltimoreltroBe
erpirftc geItern i'm mittleren Sta
ttonS6olIe bonn Boli3eiridtcr @ran.
nan eiten Saft6efebl gegen @ol-
lagber tuegen ongeblider Boripiege.
lung folidcr Sbatlodcn. @r Iuotc,
Gallagher ici on Wontog NIT Ger
gtodridt 81 ibn 9efommen, ooB Gin
bortbeilboitcr @rlnoeigent6umSfalii
III Sidt iei ur6 er einen Collar ais
In5oblltng broltfe; ben Collar babe
er befommcn. 8alb borouf ici er
5ilriidgefcbrt ltno babe iid Ga Gents
acben Ioiicn fir Die grotofoliri1ng
oes Soul Gontroftes. Seitoem fla.
be CT Gallagher ober rlid)t pieocr
geIcbcn, erflGrtc Sr. Wper.
SoIide8 5rotf men
aIeibern. - Sn Der Slide bcs
bon 6rou Sionep aueale be"lpoGnten
Soltics, GER. 1915, Dit : 2omboro-
StroBr, brqd g~eitcrn gormittog ouf
ieItiontc @eiie 5euer aus. 1rou
augglc bate cine 9flt5obl ainoer.
fleioer in ben Giidenofet geltedt,
itnt lie 5u trofner, oieielben qeric.
tben ieood) in 9rono uno perilrIod,.
ten, Dob ntebrere onoere @egenItGnpe
III Der Slide III 3lommen oufain.
acr. Ger Sdooen betrGgt ettpo
$40.
Yferoe in Der @rube. -
3pet Bieroe bes Srn. 5. $. 9e6bi,
ORD bon Nr, 879, 8reenmount.goe.
eeitern Morgen in Der
nabe goItimoreitrobe, in eli.
len 5 SUB tiefen @roben, milrben
lber geioe unuerlest nieoer beruuse
Je5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
@eibnadlts' GanSies.
nret epeSialitdteu In !3HderUaarer

Spe5ialttt Rr. 1 - tie. pro RfnHb.
Wiarfb W}Gtoip, Chocolate Drops, Nits
~terareeu g9uicrS. 5reub gieapulitans, Geps
pert Bars, OiiHt 8uters, @boeuluoe Dat
telH. Cream 99aters. SeIfb Groauettes.
sStbge Gauares. cream GnureIs, Belmont
Rous9oHs, 9ocoauut 8uusgons, Seeeream
8ties. @enefee @nrametS. Srtttt 9iuugate.
Chicago Chips, Gig 8ouaate, Sun 5IaIes,
8nriituu Chips.
epcSiafttdt Rr. 2 - zoe. pro gfunb.
GbocoIuoe Wfurlb Wlullolu. Bednut 9tta
iterS. WloInffes Crumbs. Nougatine. 9lonti
rails. Gbocolaoe WitHts, Grugee 1ips. 28dls
nut lips, 8ccau Iip5, gberrG Iips. WionL
foros. 5iIbert Tips, 9tnpeG 5ooo, Wiuulis
tnins. Gueens, Gitter Sueets. gS6tppeo
Creams. gIppIe Baite. Ounce Baite, 9oeods
mt Gurumels.
speSialltat 9r. 3 - zoe. pro EfuHo.
Infer Gurrnib BON soc. Chocolate uuo
Rpnbons 1T Der feinfie IN oer Gtnot mo
hemientgen alcid, Der aloersluo fir 50c.
bertniit miro.
8etbna6teu tuiitoe o6re 3uder5eug feline
8etbuahteH fetn.
Wniif.9 cpartemcnt,
I'M =. 1tmr.
Dt~litfnotcn, pro gogeu i2e., &c.
lot, lIlo. ,..s .... .... .-s.s..- bs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
SanOIduGc.

6ruucn.8luc etpunoi6ube III 5drbeH
uno idbuur5. nit , S6ituilen ...,...
Sto. uIto Btane. 5rauens9atoIdlupe
in Surben uno fd)tuur5; etIte ibone
5eftgd6e, ST uno .................S
NiosSunofhube fir Wtdod)eit, lobfurs
big, mooe ttlIo btber; zoe. uno ,.,,..s
Boue 9tuSnnbt Dldunets panefbube,
Nio. Wtuha, Nitrahau nit Seioe ge.
%iiittert; 81, SIPS uno ............
SamensSnnofhube aus Gafbmere.
Iaifetu. 8Iiebsgefittert; 25c. uno....
@oGfs Snnofnube filrOidnner. 6rnueH
uub atttoer; 25t., 35e. mo. .......
@tHe Sbuhtel NIT ieoem Yadr
@laccs 0uubibube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
Ncrren.

2eiue SerrenspaIs6inoen, 5ur 9tlss
lUiUl .. . ..t..,'.- .'s -, s,... o @JA'
Seine Soientruger in S6u6telt.
bon 25e. bis. .....................$ $3.50
Seine Speaters fir WldnHer lno
Aitabeft. bon SOC. bis. ..........., $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
Seicrtn9s- 8cidenfc ans 8olO mi
Sil6cr.
llnier ueues eif6eriunarru 1epartemsnt.
NTiter Tlur.

Inner neiee Stlbertuna rer' Ftpnrtentent.
Griter Sur.
75c. iolio Tt[berptuttirte ain6ers
QeItede, aus Wiefier. GabeI. qBifel
u1o SerotettensJiina mo Stder be-
itepcub. .,,,.,.x~-,..,.,ru...., 49e.
$t.35 folio IiIbcrplntttrte SOrups
9anncu mo llnterfat ............ 9se.
9n1nensS iegeIrinae, garurtiirt TO-
Ito Sob, fpe8ted. ............. St.49
$3.50 lolio iilberpIattirie Srudbts
f3rbe. nit inrhinpr @InsbomIe $3.50
Gidetplnttirte gllBsRids, oret fiir sc.
maize erSiceS .' Si.49
tOc. uideInIattirte Tubfnuder. 49,. sc.
GterItngsGiGb Sdeereu, fir Mas
nieure linb Gtideret. ............ St.tg
HultrsS erbice, Sc. bis. ........ S2.49
WauhettentH1pfe, golo. 25e. bis. S2.f9
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Shmnfiahcn

GuIio qoIoene 9nneus8iuae nit
afIprtirtcu Steinen ............
SterIinaaStlber SiHaerbitie, 25c.
aamm urto BitrTte. Gresoener!Ults
fter
Splib gOIoeue 8nbOs Rinae, ipes
aleu-
&oultdnoigeS Mifurtinert bon
Giniteds admmer, NIT AbeiHfteins II,
@olober8ierungcu, G8tlopuit iino
Eeruftein. 25e. bis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
ScicrtagSgcidenfe III
WIuS etc.
EMInLAimnlcr -. serhice.

S6loBimmcr Gerbice, bieIerlei
Wtutter, bon S2.9S bis. ....... ST
@Bs Ser0icC, beiteSRor5clutt. BIus
i1era u1b Solbber6ierlugei, boil
itdrot9 iitr II Eerlonen. bonS7 .9S
gDce 5crOtcc BON Bor5elan,
prnbtt9e BIumeH Neforationen.
bon S3,9S bis. SIa
Sbers mo llntertniicn ans fcinem
Rpr5eIlatl, rein p~er8tert. BON 15e.
bis :. Observation-Disclosures.
Seine Northumberland fiirg}if
fe unb Gatoics, bilbf6 0%eiorirt, bon
2fr, bis 81
8ricsa.0rac, ~cigcnartiae II. prd6
tiac 9efiitla, Su Spc3idIpreifen.
@~uss9ampet aus alien neueH Me
Il.Sompoittioncu, nit oeforirtem
Shtrm. ie bon Si.9S bis. ....... sic
SpeBirae 28ertbe bon 8ricsas8rac
nnb 9or3elnnpuaren uuf u~nferen
Doc, 49c. mo Csc, 8erIaui5tif6eI.
@oIopIattirte Stoncubrcn, lie bon
Csc. bis Sc
Seine Bor8clan Grader Snrs
iIIo 96otoInoesIdpie, bon SOC. bis 50
@altoacmaltc 9ureuusS crOtce, bon
S9C. bis 81
5run86fif6e Scrbicc aus tmitirt
gefhliffencm @Ias, bon St.49 bis 81
9Seins ituo 2imondoes Service aus
lmtltltt gelDlt1iellem 0las elttatlllrz
te8lttncnsS eforattuneii. bon 9Se. bis So
@eiiinieallbrcn aus Rpr5cIluu mo
Cnailirtem pol8. 8 Gage @uugrueri,
bon S3.9S bis. $40
@ldn5etbe gtIslunbI bon Gampcn,
arober S0irm luto 3uQ grenner,
bon St.9s biS................... SIP
6ufes lnb 5ru6tsS tdnocr. Sru6ts
@otulen. aaraffeu. Triige, %gSeiugIds
fer etc. aus imitirt gcihIiiieHem
@lds. 8u Spe5inlpreifen.
6etne ESorjeldn . SerbtCe, ans
Rebdlter fir Stamits uno Bitrftens
teller, Blhers lino 9tnoclbiihfc. yIus
oeItener unb JtinabnIter beiiebeno,
bon 9Se. bis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
8olopIattirte ariiee unb Gafeu,
bon 9Se. bis. ......,.............S $40
6rl6t inns Neierta S6daIen aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
SGnitGts. 8eridlt.

Die Sterblibteitsrotc gebt binouf.-
2eioen Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dor.
berriden0. - 9ipbtberitiS i'm Qb.
nebmen begriffen.
Gad Dem 9erift 6e8 @eIuno6eitS.
GommiiiGrs Or. SoncS gosIep err.
cigneten iih in Der oerfloIienen 8odle
in Baltimore 206 Gooesf0Qe, geQen
1879 in Der glei6lmufenoen @ode oeS
8oriobreS, 2tt in 1902 mo t75 in
1901. Die Sterblidfeitsrote mar
1874 pro 100 Der @elommts 9eu0Ife.
rllng, 1864 fir bic 8eiBen uno 30.33
tiir Die Neger. Son BEN 8eitorbenell
tporen 80 I'M IuSlano geboren, 81
moren Neger. Sm o8op-Giem 9tipI"
ereigneten iid II, in Soipitolern "a
unO in onoercn S%uItitltten 6 To0es-
tolle; u SnqlleIte iuuroen obgeboIten.
Als 9cboren plIroen 70 meiBe un0 5
Negertttoer on9emeIoct. Die boupt.
i1dlihiten EoOeSuriofen moren:
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Cr|hmdit5e O0ertn Don 6iGtgSmamM "or '"s

SMe NHegr mO SnS m5h8n SNr SorGGe in tmr 8mc gneht IS lit bH fdune. 8a.
rn'Nnmttmnt III Baltimore nS bmd Smn bic MegRn6ie NnSuaGL Nuh} bS Der GruGb
ming Wutl Ft nnr bn @9elGnML &M .bmm Die MGrte mad ben aScndcnneu nb been
Jabdhhn abaendt n6 nrc Yrc b4ahn bic auhn GdsarnHef fir Sic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-27

orators of the West can point to the
fact that the platform does not de-
clare against their beliefs. So far as
the platform goes the democratic
party is just as much of free silver
party to-day as it was when w. J.
Bryan led 1t to two defeats.
II evidence outside the platform is
needed to show that the silver men
are still confident of controlling the
party organization, Mr.. Bryan has
supplied that evidence. In formal,
written statement, issued upon his re-
turn to Lincoln from the st. Louis
convention, he said: 'As soon as the
election Is over I will. with the help
OF those who believe as i do lin the
free coinage of silver at 1e to u, un-
dertske to organize for the campaign
of 1867
The silver snake has not been
scotched. Il has hardly been stunned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-27

Last Thursday, July 81, was the
forty third anniversary of the battle
OF Bull Run-"one of the best planned
and worst fought battles OF the war;.
Those who were living at that time
vividly remember the panic which
prevailed in Washington as the re-
treating soldiers and such congress-
men as were not captured, came
struggling back into the city, ex-
hausted, wounded and frightened.
The battle is to be fought over again
in September on the plains of Man
assas, Va, under the command of
Gen. Corbin. IL is announced that
Georgia will be represented by full
brigade, and Connecticut is making
preparations to send all of its militia.
Probably not less that $4,000 men
under arms will take part in the
naneuvers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-27

There IS more Caiarrh In this section Of the
counry than ali other diseases pat toEethea,
aud until the q few years was supposed to be
incufabie. For a great many years doctors
uronoune a IL a local disease aud prescribed
iocal remedies, and by constantly falling TO cure
tiobAl disease and therefore requires constita.
uoHal treatment. hallfs Cats IN Cure, nu-
Is the only constitutional cure on ire ma. :.
IL is taken internally In dosrs from 10 drops 10
a teaspoonful 1t acts directly ON the blood a."
Mucous surfaces OF the stem Thew offer one
hundred dollars for any case IL faits to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials,
Add4ess; Y. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.
Ohio.
sold by Druggists, re.
Take Halrs Family pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-27
ReMare The silver Snake |,

Intelligent voters should be careful
lest they be led into believing the con-
tention of some Of the eastern demo-
Gratis that the democratic party is now
in favor of the gold standard. There
is no room for any misunderstanding
on this question.
Judge Parker bolted his platform,
which had been adopted by an over
whelming vote in the convention, and
the party did not sustain him, but
simply, in order TO extricate itself
from a situation that threatened dis
ruption of the convention notified
him to go ahead and hold the political
postmortem in his own way and
make whatever disposition Of the
corpse he deemed proper.
The masses of the democratic or
ganization fully understand that they
were imposed upon by trickery, to
which they submitted rather than re-
new fight which had already ex-
hausted them.
The silver men are keenly aware
that they were buncoed at the elev-
enth hour and robbed of their just
share of the fruits of the convention
by trickery and cunning on the part
of David 3. Fill and his Heutenants.
The result is that the party still has
its meaningless platform, and silver
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-27
A SUCCESSFUL DRIVE.
First Hardwood Drivel Successfully
Completed.

First Hardwood Drivel Successfully
Completed.
The recent arrival at Ellsworth of a
drive of 2, 0co, 600 feet OF hardwood logs,
cut and owned by the Ellsworth Lumber
Co., has demonstrated that 1t Is possible
to tiost hardwood, and the success of the
experiment will be heard with interest by
operators all over the State.
The same company has crew now at
work cutting 4 0oo, 900 feet which will be
brought down a year hence. The logs
were made fiosts BILE by the extraction Of
the sep.
Half a dozen years ago p. s Dorsey,
then manager of the Ellsworth Lumber
Co., and now the proprietor OF a hotel at
wood trees were cut In the spring with
their top foliage on, and single strip OF
bark removed from each stick that the So p
would be drawn ont.
Several decades ago this was thought
Of, but all the bark was removed which
caused the lumber to ke checked" and so
the plan was abandoned.
MIR. Dorsey brought down few logs to
prove his theory, and it was found that
they fiosted well, and also that the re-
moyal OF the single strip of bark didn't
cause the slightest sign OF checking.
Last summer the Ellsworth Lumber Co.
cut 2,000, 900 feet of hardwood timber, and
after it was stripped It was left until this
spring " ben the logs were put into the
Union river and started for Ellsworth.
Everything went along as expected and
the drive arrived in safety.
The success OF the hardwood drive WIFI
mean a good deal to the owners of land
bearing hard timber, ana it will bring
into the market more than ever before
beech, birch and rock maple.
HeneocG county anounds in these varie-
ties ana they are also found pIentifully in
many other parts Of the State.
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sraTE or MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.;~Jaiy %, 1904.
TAKEN on execution wherein Frank 2.
Il Smith, Of Euek&port. county OF Han
cock. state OF Maine, II plaintiff and Sarah L.
VeTona, said county and State, IL defendant,
and will be sold ~ public Aaetinn on wsdnes-
DAY the seventh day Of september, 1894, at ten
o'elcck in the forenoon At the Office of T. Il.
h1tth, in said Bucsspoxt, all the right, title
and interest which sain sarah 4. Abbott has
or had on the nth day of March. a. d. lso'.
when the same was attached on the original
writ, In and to the following described real
estate situated "a said BackspoE,, in said
county Of Hancock. 20 wit: certain lot OF
parcel o; land situated in said Bucksport, and
being the side OF lot ia Ia the hfth range Of
lets and bounded as follows, 20 Wit: Begin
ming on the soatheriy corner OF said lot Ia at
the range line between the nfth and sixth
ranges. thence on the line between lots No
Ia sDd lx3 north thirty-hve degrees west
hundred and sixty four roaE 10 the fourth
range line; thence on said range line north
thirty one degrees east thirty rods 10 cedar
stake marked j. \. q. O.; thence south hfty-
rve degrees west forty-one rods and fifteen
haks 20 cedar stake marked J. 8 W. 8. & G.
@. 70 the corner Of William simpsons land
tecnce south tn 'rty i've degrees east one hun
ed a M tssenty. nine rods aud nine links to
cedar stake marked j. $. 4 W. S.; thence
north STA degrees east s. rods and IS links to
a cedar stake marked ]. ). a w. $. 10 the
range line between the aith AID eixsh ranges;
thence south IS degrees east six rods to the
northeriy corner OF lot Ia; thence south tils
degrees west 70 rods TO place Of beginning,
oelrg the same premises conveyed TO Joshua
Abbott "a, By syiVanus y. Simpson, by deed
recor ed in Hancock registry OF deeds. vol
81. page 81 and the same conveyed to said
sarah II. Abbott formerly Quimbyl, by said
Joshua Abbott. ID, by deed recorded Ia H2r-
cock reststEy o. deeds. vol -ss. page ia
Dated this 10Th day Of July. 1904
WALrER SNOWMAN,
Deputy Sheriff.
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A meeting was held at G.. A. X. hall
auspices OF the board OF trade, TO protest
against the annoying noise made by the
fog whistle which has recently been in
stalled at Egg Rock. Martin L. Lord was
chosen chairman, and w. II. Sherman
secretary.
l.. B. Deasy explained the reason for
calling the meeting, and said that be had
received u telegram from Senator Hale
saying that a lighthouse inspector would
be sent to Bar Harbor to look into the
matter.
Mr., Dossy said that many OF the resi-
dents along the shore stated that the
trumpet is exceedingly annoying to them,
and that unless 1t is discontinued they
should be obliged to close their cottages.
A committee to meet the lighthouse
inspector was appointed, consisting OF
L. b. Deasy, DIT. c. C. Morrison and Fred
l.. Savage.
Complaints from all quarters have been
constantly coming In against the nerve
racking noise which the whistle makes.
During q fog 1t blows, day and night,
every few seconds, and 1t Is truly a mourn
full and peace destroying sound.
A petition to be ent to the lighthouse
board was unanimously adopted, asking
that the use OF the fog whistle be discon-
tipued. The petition set forth that the
signers believe that the whistle 10 unnec-
esssry, but that II the interests OF navi-
cation require fog whistle there, the
one now In use is unnecessarily powerful;
inst in fifty years past only one vessel has
run ashore on Egg Rock la a fog. and this