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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27

nounced she caressed her father Nand
remarked, Il think this has been a
good day for me-
Only two important witnesses for
the prosecution Caesar Youngs
widow and h racing partner, John
Millen remained TO be examined
when the tr al adjourned this after.
noon.
Prosecutor Rand announced that by
noon tomorrow the stae wouli c'ose
its side Of the case. Abraham Levy,
senior counsel for he defenfe will
then ask for an adjournment day, and
u y Is granted, the opening speech
for the defense will be made by
Henry W. unger Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
ENGLISH EMiGRANTs
SAIL FOR CANADA.
t,o45 Leave Flying the Salvation Army
Flag at Ships Masthead.

Liverpool April 26.-English emil
grants to the number Of l,0f5, aaied
for Canada this evening on board the
Dominion line steamer Vancouver,
With the Salvation Army flag at the
masthead. The EN- grants were gath.
sred by the Salvation Army agencies,
ind a majority are workmen
The lord mayor Of Liverpool, Rider
aaggard, who has just arrived from
America. Commander Booth Tucker
md Mrs. Bramwell Booth addressed
he emigrants. Haggard paid a high
ribute to Theodore Roosevelt. the
noble hearted, single minded presi-
dent OF tho republic
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
ILLINOIS LEGISLATORS
RAISE THEIR SALARIES

Springfield, H., April 2G Repre-.
sentative Erickson's salary bill, rails
ing the compensation Of members OF
the leg stature from $1,000 to $1,000
was passed the house toda yaf;er ex-
ceedingly LIVELY skirmishing The bill
received a bare cons itutional major
ity. The house also passed t3e uni.
iorm teyt book bin, establishing uni.
form system Of text books In the pub.
lic shools Of the state outside Of Cook
county
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
JEFFgksoN's FUNERAL TRAIN
Arrives 10 New York--FuneraI Takes
Place Sunday.

New York, April 2C,---The body OF
Joseph Jefferson accompanied by sew
eral members Of the family, arrived
at Jersey CITY late today on the Penn
sylvania railroads Atlantic coast line
express, the through train from Flor
Ida. Attached TO the train was the
private car Of Henry Nj. Flagler, IN
which were members Of the jefferson
family and servants. The departure
was made on the m dnight Boston
train.
The funeral WI bc held Sunday al
Buzzard's Bay. Interment will be at
Bay View cemetery. Sandwich, Mass. /,
where Mr. Jefferson recently purchas.
cd q burial plot
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
CARDINAL ApJurl DYING.

Rome April % Cardinal Adjuti.
who for over 4 month has been ser
iously III With liver compiaint and had
been operated for withdrawal Of tluih
from the plural cayl y. Is sinking fast.
y i t.oaEht he cannot live throught.
out the night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
ANOTHER LAWSUIT
AGAINST THE EQUITABLE e.

Albany N ", Apr | 2G.- Attorney
General Mayer tonight gave Senator
Edgar Y. Bracket his consent 70
bringing acton by The latter against
certain Offices and directors of the
Equitable Life Assurance society In
the name Of Mary s. Young Of Sarato.
ga. recover from the society monies
alleged TO have been wrouglnlly con.
vcftcd by them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
RUSSIANS CUT CABLE

London, April 26.-The correspond
ent at Hong Kong of the Daily NAL
states that the cable to Hainan has
been cut, presumably by the Russian
squadron, to conceal the movements
OF vessels there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
THE GERMAN EMBASSY
DIMES FRENCH PREMIER

Pars, April 2G.-Prem e. Bouvlcr's
lining az the German embassy tonight
is interpreted as evidence OF ano her
effort being made toward an amicable
adjustment Of the Morocco question
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
uai1E-uRlsE ARRIVES.

Ccnlon, April 2G.--General Tribe.
uribe. Columbian leader arrived here
today from Bogota. He has been ap-
pointed by President Reyes minister
Plenipotcnliary TO Rrazll
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27

Havana, April 90. The house of rep.
resentativas today passes the senate
ill appropriating $1,50O,000 to assist
municipalities In the work Of santa
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27
GARFIELD M FRISCO.

sen francisco, April ~ james u.
Garneld commissioner 81 carnogat ons
arrived today No con inuc inycstiEa.
items regarsIir railroad ralAScS prih.
n pally connectsd with VA shivnAsakgs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27

Russia has cighty-six general hoII
days ln q year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-27

Removing Fruit stains.
s, ,it stains can be removed with
powdered starch, II applsed w once
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06

the merchants in the matter Of clean
mg w arouad their places and he will
got 90 10 far as 10 ask them to re-.
irain from emptying their store boxes
along the fronts Of their establish
menta. However, when his new force
is put into service, ne viii request
them to keep the boxes ont Of sight
after their contents have been remoy.
Hci and tc otherwise assist him IN
cleaning up the city
Several "a the business men, more
especially along The lcyce. have fore
stalled such request aud haze each
day renewed the hoXes Oh soon as
they were cleaned cut The inausu.
ration 81 such d plan Is imedatcly no.
\ ticeable and wonderfully improves the
appearance Of the street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
SIX KILLED BY
WESTERN TORNADO
TOWN or OWL, I. T, DAMAGED
S5c, o00-NEARLY EVERY BUS
MESS HOUSE IN THE TOWN
WIPED OUT.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 5.-A
tornado struck Owl. |. T.. this evening
and damaged the business part of the
town s50,aoo TWO pcrs rs we're Kill
ca. ter injured, four fatally
On account of tho wires beng down
s. e impossible to secure names. Near
Is every business house in town WAS
destroyed and about 80 dwellings, were
carried away. The people of the town
were frantic and grea, crowds Of We
men separated from their children and
ian cut on The prairie adjoining the
city. The only school house in The
city was demolished and j was in this
building thar the personal injuries
took place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
WOMAN'S CLUBS
win Meet at carhoadslc Today 10
Form observation-disclosures Go
From Here.

a numbeg HI deiegatea from the
Cairo WI Wns club will 20 to Car
1ondale This morning e attead CON
vgnti8n If Woman clubs
The convention is to be held for The
purpose of forming 4 federation a.
thc clubs for women IN the Twenty
hfth distrie 81 this state
Among those to 20 from liere are.
81. danes An6rcw Iohr samuel
White, NJ N Butler. Dr Sirens w s.
Dewey, n L. Laid II seymore An
rim and u Maud LoHin
THE ladies' VIA return scme time
this eYcning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06

Sailor models continue 20 b. the "a
vorte3 faf the growing girls and
"a ssca' wear.
Green and blue plai ed mohair was
raed 70 make this stylish blouse here
pictured, The collar If plain bmc
was trimmed With green braid.
The pattern is equally pretty for
washable; as for style IS one that
lends itself to Tubing
( The blouse Is fitted by shoulder and
underarm seams and slips on over
the nd + may however, be finish
ca 70 open down the front
4 The applied yoke facing may bt
\ emitted X preferred aud me collRl
4 made separately.
\ ME sleeves ate Of an entirely ncy
shape, cut very full at the top, ant
fitted to Wristbands with tucks
The waits pattern II cut ID sizes Il
I II and lG years, and requires ~
yards e 3G INCH material with y var,
OF lining or contrasting goods for th
liycar size
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
COMMITTED SUICIDE
I &c Hughes Of Woodville. KY Encs
Life BY Taking Morphine.

Ligc TlugAe of Woodyille, Ky, aged
bout % years committed suicide at
&e Morgan House az New Madrid,
Thursday night BY taking morphine
Hughes was brother Of Charlie
hughes ar NJ odYilie and was we'll
known in this city. He had been at
N3w Madrid for several days seeking
wogs aud Il Is understood THAT he was
tc have gone onf ON farm some time
Aittin the acXt few days,
A note was foind iii the room which
he occupied tafins that he blamed
Id nc for anything, but that he was
tired af living
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
WILL CLEAN Up
MAYOR PARSONS TO lNAuGu-
RATE STREET CLEANING svs.
TEN WITH HIS NEW FORCE.

Mayor Parsons has been spending
his time for the past few days inter.
viewing the merchants " the city ANA
shaking hands with those Who assist
ga him hi enconpassiug his election
Mr. Parsons has stated that he does
not intend to make any radical
changes Or issue any edicta which
would be injurious to the business Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06

A boat with hnahapod propcllers
on it's sides, TO make 1t sink ami rise
at Will has been invented by an Eng
lishman and successfully experiment.
cd with.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06

In Manila most OF the houses and
Offices have tiny window nanss mado
Of trans lucent oyster she'll instead Of
glass.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
II. BERNSTEIN
us Commercial Avenue


4 is very queer. but not the true.
that people are. generally, quite as
vain, or even more SO, Of their de-
fcicncics than Of their available gifts.
Na.%aniel Hawthorne,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06

Increased Longevity Of Women.
A German statisticlan notes that
tho increased Longevity in EUROPE
within the last fifty years Is more con
sulcuous among women than men
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
WARSHIPS SEEN
NEAR HOKAIDO

Toxic May -CBunetinl-Four
Russian torpedo boat destroyers were
SIGHTED westward Of Hokaido ycs'er-
day friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06
Barb. dos shscp Mltsoat wool.

1he native sheep 81 barbados are
practically wooless, but are valu.
allie for mutton production in warm
climates
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-06

VT : n re s rlR SANTA gs
= ad g y n w on tn
m
The pMy q y wq u y IL Il @ q q nb
nd p ~ au4ns str av qus ~ ncni nu
ri, N. CALHOUN, Pharmacist,
Etghthst aud wahng Ays
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-27
OTIS.

Bert Kincaid visited his parents for a
few days at Ellsworth Falls.
Miss Bertha Warren came home last
Sunday after season at Searsport.
Edith Jellison has received gift OF a
piano from her aunt, Mrs. Mile Roul-
lizard, of Boston.
Mrs. Angie Morey and children, who
have spent the summer here, started for
New York Friday.
Mrs. Arden Young and her father,
George Black, OF Tilden, visited relatives
and friends for few days in Bangor and
vicinity.
Whitcomb and Salisbury, of Ellsworth
Falls, have had the buildings on their
place here repaired, to be rented by Harry
Salisbury.
Mrs. Wallace Tibbetts returned Sunday
from Bar Harbor, visiting for few days
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Grindle, and
other relatives.
The woods in this vicinity, with their
beautiful trees, especially the beech, which
are laden with nuts, are attracting many
Those who are ''sporty" take along fire.
arms, as the woods this season abound
with partridge and woodcock.
Sept. Is. ...s DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-27

Mrs. Hattie Brown is visiting out OF
town.
Mrs. E. E. Atherton, of Bangor, was at
her home here few days last week.
Linwood Salisbury and wife, of Camden,
have been visiting Loren Richardson and
wife.
Mrs. Julia Jellison, of New York. was
the guest of Mrs. Lyman Somes the past
week.
Heze Richardson, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. j. A. Somes, returned to
Boston Tuesday.
All are glad to see Arthur Pervear, who
has been confined to the house for several
weeks, out again.
Schools opened Monday. The grammar
is in charge Of Mrs. Maud Trask, OF North
east Harbor, the primary, Of Minetta Hay
ward, of Calais.
C. J. Hall and wife, who have been here
short time, return to Swans Island to-
day, where Mr.. Hall is engaged in the
granite business.
Sept. %. E.A.J.
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TRENTON.
DAVIS.

Miss Maria Jordan has gone to Seal
Harbor, where she has employment.
Mrs. Francens Rich, of Beech Hill, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Goog-
ms.
Mrs. Henry Graves, of Bangor, spent a
few days with Mrs. Benjamin Jordan last
week.
William Hopkins, who has been living
in Bar Harbor the past year, has moved
home.
Linwood Hodgkins, OF Pittsfield,
visited his parents, e. B. Hodgkins and
wife, Sunday.
Benjamin Jordan, who is employed in
Bar Harbor, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his family.
Miss Inez Cousins, who has been en-
ployed at Josiah Smiths the past three
months, has returned home.
Mrs. Nina Mcfarland, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Joseph Smith and wife, has returned to
Boston.
Sept. Is. j.
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DIED.,

COLLAR-At North Franklin, Sept 20, Alicia,
daughter of n X Collar and wife. aged years
DOYLE-At Ellsworth, Sept 81, winifred j,
wife Of John L Doyle, aged 81 years, 4 months
EAToN-At Little Deer Isle, Sept 9. Leroy
Eaton, aged years, months. 81 days.
EATOS-At East Boston. Sept 20. Oscar e
Eaton, OF Deer Isle, aged 81 years, months,
p days.
EKsTRoM-At Bar Harbor, Sept %, Miss
signe Charlotte Ekstrom, aged II years, 0
months, l6 days.
GUIDI-At stoningtou, Sept l3. Luigi Guidi,
aged months, l6 days.
KENISToS-At East Milton, Mass, Sept u,
Eliza I, widow of j Remission, and daugh.
ter of the late William Somerby, of Els
worth, aged 6S years, months. corrected. !
PETTINGILL-At Marlboro. Sept p, Mrs
Auriila q Pettingill, aged 81 years, months,
9 days.
SMfrH-At Trenton, Sept p, Mrs Sarah L
Smith, aged AZ years, months, 10 days.
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Helen Murphy is at work for Mrs.
r. w. Lunt.
Miss Gertrude Lunt went to Boston last
week on business.
Misses Kate and Julia Clark, who went
to Bar Harbor last week, came home to-
day. .-.-.
Mrs. George w. Lunt and daughter
Theresa left Tuesday for Monhegan island
to visit Mrs, Abbie N. Stanley.
Mrs. L. s. Sprague, who has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Gard. lawson, went
home Sunday. Mrs. w. H. lunt takes her
place as nurse.
Miss May Dix and Mrs. Sadie Eye and
son Eugene left for their home in Massa-
chusetts Saturday, having spent the sum-
mer at their old home.
Capt. Gard. Lawson has returned from
Bucksport, where he has purchased a new
boat, the Lena Maud. He will fit her up
this week with gasoline and go to Bar
Harbor scallop fishing. Capt. Albion
Murphy will go with him.
Sept. 25. THELMA.
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MARRIED..

GRANT-GORDON-At Sullivan, Sept 81, by F
soyes, esq, Miss AlDertine Grant, of Han.
cock, to Brigham Gordon. of Franklin.
HIGGiNS-C0UsINS-A Eden, Sept rs, by Rev
CT Burleigh. Miss Iva NJ Higgins to Herbert
l. Cousins, both of Eden.
MORsE-swEET-AtB luehill, Sept 90 by Rev
Ebenezer Bean. Mics Lenora Morse to ii
Sprague Sweet, both of Bluehill.
REA- Castine, Sept Is. by Rev
Walter U PIERCE, Miss Grace Winsiow Rea, of
Castine, to Walter Francis Kendall, of Dor.
chester, Mass.
RAY-THURLOw-At StoBington, Sept "A, by
Rev b ID Hanscom, Miss Mile MRbeI Raw to
Fred Hewett Thurlow. both of Stonington.
RICH-FISH-At Orland, Sept %, by Rev II W
Norton, of Dover, assisted by Rev j Palmer.
Miss Belle Rich, of Oriand, to Carl Fish, of
Revere, Mass.
IPPS-RANDALL-At Orland, Sept II, by
Rev John n Palmer, Miss Charlotte Ships TO
RoDert b Randall, both of Bucksport.
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KErrH,s THEATRE. BOSTON.

KEITH's THEATRE, BOSTON.
Paul Conchas, the foremost heavyweight
juggler OF the world is to head a variety
programme at Keith's the week of Oct O.
Mr.. Conchas is known worldwide as 'sthe
Army Hercules.
The surrounding show is notable one,
including Ferry Convey, the musical
clown, Matthews and Ashley, in a talking
speciality, Vera King, coincidence, Barry
and Johnson, in travesty sketch, Piccolo
Midgets, comedians, singers and tumblers,
James F. Mcdonald, vocalist, Brazil and
Brazil. juvenile comedians and balancers,
Larvette, comedy magician, Robin Heath,
monologue comedian, and Scott and John
son. "real coon" singers and dancers.
Charles Barron's burlesque managerie
has been specially engaged for the chill
dren. In the kinetograph will be shown
the usual list Of motion pictures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-27
LAMOINE.

Mrs. Nettie Hutchins, OF Penobscot, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Isaiah Bowden.
Miss Margaret Springer, who was called
home by the death of her father, has re-
turned to her school in Mariaville.
Miss Stella King, of New Haven, Conn,
who is visiting her parents, George King
and wife, recently spent few days at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Mary Coolidge and Mrs. Lydia
Hodgkins, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Gouldsboro and waltham respect
lively, have returned home.
Mrs. W. F. Hutchings joined her hus-
band in Cherryfield Wednesday for a day
at the fair, and then accompanied him to
GouIds boro, returning Saturday.
Sept. rs. III.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MT. DESERT.


MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, Almighty 90 hath In His Infinite
wisdom severed another link from our golden
ci'sin and taken iron our circle Brother Daniel
E Pray, and
whereas, Brother Pray sas one OF tie olicsi
and most beloved members of Mt. Desert chap
ter D. y. s.. jealous ana earnest In the CT ire OF
our chapter, and one whose memory will be
charished by all,
Resolved, That In the death of Bro. Pray this
chapter loses one of It's most devoted members,
hi' children Kind father. and the community a
Kind friend ami neighbor.
Resolved, That the heartfelt, sympatny # our
chapter be extended to the bereaved family In
this their core flllction; that our charter be
darped In mourning for the period of thirty
days. copy OF these resolutions spread on our
records. one sent to he family of our deceased
brother. and copy forwarded to she local pa
pers for publication.
ADA Al. SoMEs,
EDITH e. Hfsoa,
A. q. FERSsLD
Committee on resolutions.
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BORN.

GRAY-At Castine. Sept 25, to Mr. and Mrs
Leslie G Gray, a son.
GRAY-At Southwest Harbor. Sept 10, to Mr.
and Mrs Henry Gray, a daughter.
GREENLAW-At Deer Isle, Sept 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Greenlaw, a son.
HATCH-At Castine, Sept "a. to Mr. and Mrs
James Hatch. n daughter.
POWERS-At Deer Isle, Sept 6. to Mr. and Mrs
II Powers, a son.
SALSBURY-At Ellsworth, Sept IS, to Mr. and
Mrs hervey Z Salisbury. a daughter.
SrAPLES-At Penobscot, Sept %, to MIR and
Mrs George NJ Staples, a son.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED.


| SAILED.
Friday. se@t2s
for W iIcn,ui,. iinynes co ,,,r Salem 'o''"t
Sen Biuo,ner RI usrhor iV' S"'en
s,h sunnsside stoninStpn lumber En.wor,h
Lumber @ -
.p,,ven
ARRIVED
sen Lulu " Eppes. Pratt. Bosom
sAIIEn
SATURDAY, sept "
Sch Ann Stewart, Ray, wey mouth
ARptyrp
Go, rton.,.. ,Ys,'
och henrietta whitney, I, coal, # Lord
Sunday. Sept %
Sch Julia Frances, LEY, N Y, coal, r s Lord
Monday, se,t2,
Sch Nell,a Gran, roaao .p.,ou =, -
Whit omb II ,yn.. = "a Da"sor' W ioau iof
prcvsnn -
rom lhe Gran Banks ~ u sou h'NA'0 ''''""'
FH.sKLIs-sept 20 all, sch w,iuan y camn-
49,,
eloace+ .sS R,l,l, slra ~, sn scJs inex;
"te"e'' "ocSHhd
WLsT sgLLivAS-sept IL. ar sch } NJ Harlow
sept II, cid SCH J X Boutwell, NY
Sept IS, sid sch Mary Wellington NY
SEPT -. sid rch ! NJ Harlow " Y
sep sep, ~ ar schs Layoita Jeremiah Smith
0eP' 81 ar ecu harvest Home
Domestic Ports.
p.Soo, Co.., on a., -. ,,,.
"aNooh-oep1 ~ sId cen Juila Ann, Seal
sept q. ar sch Ner,. Gram, Jsrsen c,,r o.,
sch Pollv. Nortnenst IT ~ ~ oe''ey e"S' cru
Sept g, ar en- Whine Swi t, Bosto SID sch
Mineo'a. tiymoutn: Maud $, stonington
p osp. ~ sn zen david Faust, u; Adam
nowaoy, BOSTON Neiie Grant, Ellsworth
Sept as mr. sens An REV. Ss,,., De'1ey why
n. RI: Fiore, q. ami II lam Pin am,To.
BOSTON; William Pickering. do. Sid sch sar ID
biai-deb' Boston
BooTHBAY HAKBoR-Sept %, sid sch Susan
n Picsering, Ny
Norfolk - cru ~" 'o"H a "eeAef''an'
Sept 81 aid acba wi,l,aY, p,cka~,n. p...
Harve HOME, SULLIVAN; seds wick, SaIila
River, Ga
sept 20. ar sch Northern Light, Bangor
CAPE HENRY. vA-sept Is, ,passed out sch
CITY lsL.sp-sept 90. bou,a cas-. sch r r.
Ians fraa, " w. oou'u eaSt' SCH
Sept 81, bound east, schs George Nevioger. N
for Bangor; Brigadier. Perrin Am.,oy for
sostSn; 1ul,s FraanGes. Port Reading for Ellis.
worm anrie n kimbst. Port Reading for saco
Ambov. for Roctisnd s'n mary augusta 'outn
Sent ~ bn,,d aas, sohs m o,.
eeor',e,ta for salem ''' SENS ouiorhe'
49, W
Cam Ranyar 'p' 81 ei' e0h MARY Ann "o-
C,,1r
1LouoEsrER-oept 20, ar schs Gold Hunter.
Maehlas' Metamora, Northeast Harbor; John b
MOTIFS southwest HarDor
| JACKSONVILLE, FLA-Sept 81, ar sch John
Maxwell, NY
M.cu,.sse,, Q, or az, O s po,
| slJ sch ifu,an Ivnna wes,.r,oo 49,, Doe'o"
~ nosso"
MOBILE; aLA-sept e. cid sch Harry A
Berwind, ehila
NEW YoRK-Sept 81, sid sch G Haskell,
| Fernandina
| fHlLADELPHIA-Sept "a, ar sch Willie l.
poRrr. ,sn-s n, % cid scb .,h,e n s,,hhs
| G, fnhn y AZ ~ ~ VI" o." nDoi0 y o'u"oe'
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Again has the Great Harvester entered our
fields and garner,d golden sheaf; again Is our
social circle broker, and we are called upon TO
mourn the loss Of our beloved brother and pa
iron. Timothy NJ. Mason.
Quics to perceive the virtues, and slow to
eritlcise the faults, he was ever prom t to throw
the mauIlc of charity over another's moive. In
this he exempnn the cardinal principle of
she oruer: "Cnari ) to ali mankind"
lie possessed a sunny. social. sympathetic ma
ture that joyed In the pleasure. and felt for the
distress, of bis fellow. beings. In his death the
tpwn loses eitizen, a mau, good and just, hon.
Get and uprisht
While we mourn the loss OF our brother, we
extend our hea tfelt sympathy to the Borrowing
wife anu children who ha,e been so suddenly
called TO part with one who WAS to them. In the
nobiest and most beautiful sense. husband and
father. In token of our loss. may eur charter
be draped for thirt days. and these m.moii als
be written upon our recor,.s. also published In
the local papers, and copy be sent TO the family
OF our deceased brother.
MATTE RICH sRDsOS,
LEoSICE II. SoMEs,
JOHs j. SoMEs,
Committee on resolutions.
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GOTT'S ISLAND.
THELMA.

GOTT'S ISLAND.
Halsey Moore went to Bar Harbor on
business last Saturday.
Mrs. C. A. Trask is visiting Mr.. Trask's
parents, L. s. Trask and wife.
Charles Harding, of Lamoine, called on
his brother, VIM. P. Harding, last week
Frank A. Babbidge, who has a very Sc
we're attack of sciatica, is somewhat i'm
proved.
Capt. E. l.. Gott arrived from Ellsworth
with load of lumber in the sloop Daisy
last Sunday.
Schooner Charlie and Willie, of Rock
land, Capt. Batchelder, loaded stone at
Black Island last week and sailed for New
York Saturday.
Miss Harriet Richards and Miss Letting
well have taken rooms at Strawberry cot
tage for few weeks. They are sketching
scenery around the island.
Sept. %. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-27

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Steamer PERCY ", Capt. Harry. @. Smith.
Three Trips Per Week.
Steamer viii leave Ellsworth Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 7-30 . m for +Surry, *South
Surry, Bluehili connecting with Eastern 8
Co at Buehill for Rockland and Boston,, South
Bluehill. tNortb Brooklin. West fremont, Bass
Harbor mckinley and Atlantic.
RETURNING.
Leave Atlantic at m, Tuesday, Friday
and Sunday, touching at the same points and
connecting at Bluehill with the Eastern 8 Co
from Boston.
The above schedule also gives through con-
nection via Eastern 8 Co from Atlantic, Bass
Harbor and West fremont to Boston Tuesday
and Friday, and from Boston Thursday and
Saturday.
Connection is made at Bass Harbor with
steamers of Maine Coast Transportation Co. 10
and from Boston and Portland. and freight is
billed through.
Connection is made at Bass Harbor (McKin-
ley) with steamer Cimbria for Bangor and Bar
sHarbor.
All freight billed through via Eastern 8 Co
to all points to and from Rockland and Boston.
Flag landing o. w. TAPLEY,
Treas. and Gen. Manager.
Ellsworth, Me.