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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23

b. Barry. Coincidence, heads the pro-
|nzs at Kgith's the week OF May u.
kB4rry sill Be remembered from her
rs 10 "The Chinese Honeymoon.
eny Of the entertainers in the
kean1ing show viii be making their
importance in Boston, while others
nOi sppeared here in years. Included
he list sre W. C. Fields, iuggler, the
. Fords, brothers and sisters, in their
fsthorean speciality; Willard Simms,
Eaeisr comedian, in Things / have
noa the Stage Synder and Buckley,
szasieal specially; jules and Ella Gar
p a "Roman Travesty"; Ed Gray,
= Tall Tale Teller" the Tenji troupe
EsaM naglcians; 81. John and Le-
r. singers snd dancers, and the
h's in an scrobratic comedy speciality
y dogs will be the special attraction
IL Juveniles.
customary new list OF motion
BIS will be shown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAKE TIME TO EAT, :
= Meals VIII Send You to G..
archer for Mona Stomach
1. Tablets.

eher for Mona Stomach
H.. Tablets.
l ! y haste and repent at leisure"
- saying brought up to date.
AZ breakfast means a bad
/. u 'Ae day, and If you hurry
~, as other meals. you win soon
'u loss of appetite, sleepless-
n, ,fousness, furred tongue,
IN, e'ore the eyes, headaches,
k,,ia Weakness and debility. in
n y OF other ills that are caused
II so0sed stomach.
En- N u Ellsworth, as in thousands
b., PAGES \ over the country, hurry
\ M increases the druggists bust
fer 49, day passes that G.. A.
|g0nss 'es not sell several packages
tAaTs stomach tablets TO those
4, in ruined their digestion by not
kn.draa rcher has seen so many
Il an u ~ Mona that he sells it
! L suc Sosolute guarantee that it
! ussd V;essiui in every case where
b thai y y accordance with direc-
n and = one tablet before each
|.us MI VIII refund the money to
EbOx ~ MT does not help. A
Elts If u !, Mona tablets costs but
y cures; nothing ii Il fails.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23
@p,Rry cAucUsEs.
20 the Various Conventions
'les Already chosen.

sles Already Chosen.
,,.w;ng are lists Of delegates
fR w s,.end the coming republican
n'sn' ia IN Ellsworth ON June 5; the
3 u .anrention at watcrville on June
y, y ,Ss state convention at Portland
| Jane q. ,,., - rr... a.,s.
wv a been chosen as follows
copnky corrected from last
~ A,sel B. Leland, Bertrand Il.
= charles F. Paine; Fred 9. Lyman,
CLARK, @. Raymond joy, Harri-
= wakefield, Arthur 8. Newman,
q Davis, George p. Billings,
~ Lord, Clarence Madden, Elihu
~, ..s, Daniel G. Hall, William l..
Abbott f. Lawrence, Charles f.
~. Edward Kirk is. Alternates;
Higgins, Frank Il. Walls, II.
y. Clark, Lawrence Emery. Max
-, W E. Brann, Albert II. Lyman,
west Joseph W. Wood, Vernon +.
pov Hamor, Clifton Il. Doliiver,
Mn P. Pray, Orlando woscott, May
n. Paine, Isaac NJ. Trip, Albion p.
Il irving Mitchell.
I. 'ns.srt-oouniy: W. II. whitmore,
cement. J. W. somes, Chsnncey
pd Frank Squirting
.-,l0.-eounty: J. f. Young, F. l..
l,sip.. ]. T. Grant-3.
,skliu-eouuty: l.. e. Bragdon,
= ". Remission, c. J. Murch, II. p
sasll-I.
.,p,boro-eounty: J. A. Hill, Il. X.
-a Charles Blance, Arthur y. Holt,
Y Ceayes. r. d. Guptill-6. To
]. End Bartlett, 5. o. Moore, Charles
H., J. b. Clark.
sis,sr Harbor county. +. Il. Bunker,
a snallidgo, Frank Western Wat
~
s.aklin-coun,y: NJ. l.. Dodge, Capt.
I Hsrrick. 7 c. stanley-3.
ssaisnou B. II. Mills, Fred Torrey,
Tasrlow, A. c. lIamblin--4.
hsossco, county: n. l.. Grindle, Sey-
ri. WardwelI. L. A. SNOW man. A. r.
raa-4. To state; Il. 4. Friend, ). B.
M, J. II. Liitlefeid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23
t3irIs

~ Naieh destroyed the market viii
n PoFary suspension In this contest,
M be resumed when business is
me contestants will pre-
- Standing As at present. 1t may
-. - = Possible to give credit for tickets
\, y so'ained before the FIRE, as many
80. s,s scattered about during the Gre
-, on BY boys. Just how this diff
"a 0e met Is yet undecided.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23
Nominatea hy the Gorernor.

Among nominations by Gov. Cobb re-
Gently announced are the following in
Hancock county: Agent for prevention
OF cruelty to animals, Joseph j. Roberts,
Winter Harbor. Justice Of tine peace and
quorum, William r. Roix, Bucksport.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23

ttsips will hold its caucus for the cleo
Z 4 delegates to the various republican
kEaiians next Monday afternoon.
h republicans Of Amherst, Bneksport,
kGAa.. Mariayille, Otis, Penobscot and
)szA will meet at Bucksport June IS to
Eaaie a candidate for representative
ID legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23

During the long and serious illness here
of Mrs. Burleigh, Representative Burieigh
and their children have had an exhaustive
Mrs. Burleigh seemed on the high road to
recovery. Then she suffered relapse and,
during at least two sinking spells, her
life was despaired of. Her condition was
so alarming that all their children were
summoned from Maine, and, until few
days ago, were all staying at the Rich
mond hotel, where Gov. and Mrs. Burleigh
make their home when in Washington.
DIR. II. l.. E. johnson, the physician who
has had charge OF the case, now expresses
his belief that Mrs. Burleigh is out of
danger. She has been in bed for six
weeks, but DR.. johnson thinks before
long she will be able TO get around little
and soon, perhaps, to leave for Maine,
thus escaping the depressing suitry
weather OF the Washington summer, now
Just setting in.
Clarence Burleigh and Mrs. Martin, OF
Augusta, still remain here with their
mother and father. Mrs. Byron Boyd,
wife OF the secretary of state, who herself
has been i'll here for several weeks, has
returned to Maine. All are naturally
much relieved to know that the crisis IN
their mothers illness has passed.
Gov. BurIeigh, OF course, dropped all his
work at the capitol, and has done but
little during recent weeks except to watch
al Mrs. Burleigh's bedside and do all IN
his roySer to make her comfortable. tie
arranged a pair with House democrat
during his absence, so that the party lost
no vote. He expects very soon to be able
10 resume his congressional duties. AS
the close of the session approaches, he has
a deal Of work to do at the capitol and IN
the departments, and IS anxious 10 get 70
these tasks.
The family has been gratitied at the
many Kindly inquiries and expressions OF
interest that have come to them daily;
scores of friends here in Washington and
many more in Maine have demonstrated
their anxiety over the termination Oh MIS-
Burleigh's illness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23

= saPpef given At the Unitarian vestry
ssaas'day evening, the coffee served was
- % the Berry Hall Co. Burlington,
aieasa A. n. Hopkins II was their
sai brand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23

'shce is even more contagious
laughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Ar May II, schs Minnie Chase, Bar Harbori
Hattie Lewis, Northeast. Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23

Total tax........ sii,794 10 sl5,5 500 30
The rate this year is OIL, which is one
half mill or 80 cents on 81 900 higher
than last year. No discount is allowed
this year, and interest at one-half of per
cent. will be charged after Aug. /, 1905.
Following is the list of Ellsworth tax
payers who this year will pay over 800
into the munieipsl treasury:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-23
ELLSWORTH TAXES.
Assessment for Wear VIII Soon he in
Hands of Collector.

assessment Tor wear Will Soon he In
Hands of Collector.
The tax list for 1906 has been completed
by Assessors Pstten, Royal and Foster,
with City Clerk Hale as clerk, and will be
committed to Collector j. II. Bresnahan
on or before June /, for collection.
There is slight decrease in the taxable
valuation Of Ellsworth from that OF last
yesr-to be accurate, s5,O57. The follow
ing table shows the valuation of this year,
with the figures of last year FOR COMPARE
son:
Resident real estate, si,275,e1s 81 ,2ss, 596
Nonresident real estate, 121 1856 l09,117
Resident personal, 5s2,40 SIG, 164
Nonresident personal, 1880 24,090
s2,O03,o3i g, 997, s67
Polls, 1924 i'2i4
The above shows an increase in resident
real estate of s12,6S3 decrease in non
resident real estate OF s12,238; decrease
in resident personal estate OF 1922, and
an increase in nonresident personal estate
of s73o; net decrease, s5,067. The decrease
in number Of polls is due to the new law
exempting from poll tax soldiers and sail
ors not taxable for 500 of property. This
took off the list of polls last year seventy
one names, while the discovery of others
during the past year similarly exempt,
takes of fourteen more this year.
The assessment for the year, with the
figures OF last year for comparison, is as
follows:
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
BUSY LAST DAY
FOR BONAPA PARTE
Works Hard to Show He
Did Duty by Navy to
Very End.

Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte had
q narrow escape yesterday from failing
TO 60 on record as having been on duty
the last day he was in office At the head
of the Navy Department
For two weeks Secretary Bonaparte
has been unusually busy, dividing his
time with annual reports and confer
ences with the President and Attorney
General Moody in connection with his
new duties as Attorney General, and
with Secretary Metcalf in conection with
his new work as Secretary Of the Navy.
During much OF this time Mr.. Bona
parte has been absent from his office.
When he was there his time was taken
with the annual reports or Congressional
callers. For a fortnight, therefore, As
sistant Secretary Newberry has been
practically acting Secretary. Almost
every day he has signed all correspond
ence and orders
Yesterday the correspondence was sent
into Mr.. Newberry's office as usual for
his signature, when the discovery was
made that if he signed it there would
be no record that Secretary Bonaparte
was present Accordingly. at the last
moment Mr.. Bonaparte found heaped
before him the vast correspondence OF
the day, and each buTeau received d0cu-
ments bearing the signature of the Sec
retary the last day he was In office.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
President Hears Yarns
From Hunting Companion
Colonel" AbernathY the Oklahoma Wit and
United States Marshal, Pays Respects, in
Personal Way Only, to Roosevelt

United States Marshal J. r. Eber-
nathy, of Oklahoma City. wit. hunter,
politician. and close friend Of President
Roosevelt. was entertained at the White
House at 2.30 o clock yesterday.
No caller at the Executive Mansion
was accorded a more enthusiastic well
come than was Colonel Abernathy, who
for many years has been a personal
friend of the President. Abernathy did
not come TO the White House in states
man-like raiment. He ambled up 10 the
Presidents home attired in clothes tina;
would not distinguish him from the
average American citizen of simple
tastes. though his breezy, rugged. West
ern manner is characteristic of the man,
and this attracted attention.
For an hour or more Abernathy was
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

at the White House, and during his
visit the President listened with keen
delight to his yarns and stories of his
hunting trips.
After leaving the White House
Colonel Abernathy's face was wreathed
in smiles He declared he simply called
upon the President 10 pay his respects
and that there was nothing of political
significance in his trip 10 the National
Capital.
Roosevelt is the greatest President
we ever had" Colonel Abernathy said.
HE, too, represents to the highest de
gree that type of sturdy Americanism
which wins confidence and love from
his fellOw-man. My call at the White
House was very informal. Nothing un-
usual about IL at all"
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Deep Spring Tennessee
Sour Mash, highest type
of Lincoln County Whis-
Ky, 81 qt.; S2.15 gallon.
Old Reserve Maryland
Rye. 6 wears Old; Sl.00
quart, S4.0O gallon.
Hermitage, Kentucky
Sour Mash Rye. S years
old, S1.25 qt.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
MRS. WIGGS THERE
SELLING BONBONS
Christmas Bazaar of Vino
daughsis Club Offers
Many Attractions.

With Christmas green and bright
holly peeping from every corner in the
room and festooning themselves over
the walls. the rooms OF the Vino
daughsis last night presented a CHEEKY
appearance. Dozen of srls in bright
gowns fitted about the rooms selling all
sorts of holiday gifts. for the regular
Christmas sale opened at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and continued through
out the evening.
one of the interesting features OF the
sale was Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" a most attractive corner. where
prize packages that went like hot cakes
to the patrons OF the sale ''LOvey
Mary faithful always, stood near. and
did much to draw a crowd 10 that parti-
cular corner OF the room.
IN another part or the apartments was
mysterious fortune teller. who gave
away many family secrats ana told lots
of the girls what their male friends
would get for Christmas.
There were dolls Of all descriptions and
sizes quickly disposed Of. Fancy arti-
cIes of the kind that appeal TO the fem
mime heart were distributed about the
various booths, and from one 20 the
other the rooms We're filled with novel
ties of the most attractive kind.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

quors sent to friend relative the country
city Mail telephone orders prompt
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
MCFARLAND OFF
TO SEE CANADIANS

Commissioner Macfarland left last
night for Toronto. Canada. where on
Monday, under the auspices of the
Canadian Club. he is TO deliver an ad-
dress or "The National Capital OF the
United States" He viii return to
Washington Tuesday morning, in time
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

for the beginning of official business
that day. The Canadian Club, OF
Toronto, has 100 members, and has
had as its speakers some of the most
prominent men in the United States and
Canada. Toronto is interested not only
in the proposition TO make the Domin-
ion Capital at ottawa into a Federal
district like the District OF Columbia.
but In "a proposition TO introduce the
commission form of government in
Toronto.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
All Kinds of WhiSkieS

Every Whiskey of any reputation is to be
found here. Whether of original bottling or our
own, you can depend upon getting just what the
label calls for. Your favorite brand is sure to be
found mere
COLONIAL CABINET Maryland Rye
Whskey OF superior quality. Very soft and mel
low-with delicious bouquet and rich flavor that
makes it especially desirable The highest type of
Maryland Rye Whiskey obtainable at any price
$3.50 Quart; $3.50 a Gallon.
SILVER WEDDING "a Maryland Rye
Whskey of excellent quality, sold at the same price
asked for ordinary brands. 10 years Old The
WhiSkey that has stood the test of time. Estab-
lished in 1876. Absolutely pure and palatable-
the best for all medicinal purposes and home use.
81 Full Quart; $3.50 Gallon
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The Velvet Kind Is the Best Dessert
for all occasions. C. * S. Ice Cream.
Druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Artistic Floral Work.

Whether it is the simplest centerpiece
depend on GUIDE, 1914 L.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
COLONIAL WINE COMPANY" "Where Purity Is Paramount"
Let the Holiday Wines and Liquors Come From the
COLONIAL WINE COMPANY

We are amply stocked with the best brands of
Wines and Liquors for the Holidays-and supply
every possible want.
The particular care exercise in excluding in
feror goods safeguards your interests and assures alb
solute satisfaction Our name the label of bottle
IS guarantee OF the high quality and absolute purity
OF the contents point worth emphasizing
Coupled with best quality is fair price-the union
that makes friends for all the time and holds
fast old friends who have found complete satisfaction
in dealing here
All IS in readiness for next weeks big demand
Store service and stocks will reach the highest pitch
Of excellence the coming week.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Family Whiskey, S2.25
gallon.
KeypOrt Maryland Rye;
l5C quart SZ-I5 gallon
Sherwood Rye. Mary
land s famous Whiskey,
81 ut, $500 gal.
OVerholt. bottled in
bond, Sl00 full quart; I
years old.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Baltimore and Return, Sr.z5, Baltimore
& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways. both days,
except Royal Limited. City Offices. lsI7
q St and 6l9 Peuna. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

t special attention you wish
Slieiy packed
'7i''''"' De1 our Price List; free for the asking.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15
New Launches on Our Lakes.

Geo. E. O'Connor last Saturday
receil ed tine p foot gasoline
launch from the Rhinelander
Boat Co.. 1t is the largest and
one of the best boats on the lakes.
James Morgan received fine
Io foot gasoline launch last Satur-
day, also made by the Rhinelan-
der Boat Co.. and for its size can
skin anything on the lakes.
Banker McKenzle's IS foot
gasoline launch arrived Wedoes-
day from Mapes & Wasserburger
OF Minocqua, who are building
good boats also. Mac. has fine
looking boat audit can go some.
Messrs. John Hanson and A. c.
Miller received fine launch last
week from Oshkosh and is a
peach to go.
When all the new launch pro-
prietors are able to Iun their boats
in good shape, launch race will
no doubt be arranged to prove
the speediest boat
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15
River County, Friday
Stole Flowers and Potted Plants From
the Cemetery

u
1t is with regret that we are
called upon to publish the news
that some INSCRIPTIONS and mean
contemplate person or persons
with no more regards tor the dead
then they have for the living. en-
tered the cemetery sometime be-
tween Saturday night and Mon
day morning and robbed the
graves cf fresh cut flowers and
[potted plants and those they didn't
take they cut off and destroyed.
We did not think that any per-
SON so low in humanity to DO the
above work resided in Eagle Riv-
er but it now locks as if they did
reside here, and whoever they
may be, they deserve the full pen
atty of the law, and that is what
they will get if caught. Several
people have been fixing their lots
in the cemetery and planted aow-
ers on the graves of loved ones,
only to have them destroyed by
some hard hearted person who
steal in at night and do their dirty
work. We understandHtheir is a
large reward offered for the af.
prehens;on and conviction of the
guilty parties, and anyone know
ing the mischief makers, would do
the public in general great SER
vice by reporting to the proper
officials.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15

DR.. and Mrs. Henry O'Connor
of Rhinelander, returned home
Tuesday after several days visit in
town with relatives.
Frank Sayner of the Rhinelan-
der Boat Company, spent several
days in town this week on bust.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Gilman de-
parted for their new home at Ash
land Monday, after several days
visit in town with relatives.
A stone foundation was placed
under The Review office this week
and the exterior and interior OF
office will soon be frightened up,
A. Bu1e and crew of Tom shawk,
arrived here Tuesday and are pe.
pairing the break in the EAgle
dam.
VIM. Bremen and wife returned
to Wausau Thursday, after a week:
visit at the home of Alex Higgins
Mr.. Brehmer took home a nice
box of fish with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wieland Of
Wausau, returned to their home
Thursday, after two weeks visit
at the home of Mrs WIelands sis
ter Mrs. Noel St. Louis.
J. J. Roderick is having stone
foundation built under his barber
shop and saloon buildings on Rail
road street. Jasper says he is
working, which will no doubt be
great surprise to his friends to
hear.
Game warden Jas. Oberholtzer
arrested James Merriam of Chi
cago the first of this week, for set
ting gill net He also found 100
feet of gill net set in Big Lake,
in the western part of this county.
Merriam was fined $50 and costs.
A. Mckenzie and dog Rex, and
J. J. Roderick, went out fishing
Tuesday afternoon and upon their
return Jasper displayed theft hne
string of fish, as his catch. Mac
says J. J.is good company on nsh-
ing trip, outside of Rex, but that
he is no fisherman as he couldn't
bait his own hook. Y
Lee Carpenter returned Sunday
from Minneapolis, where ne has
spent the past nine months attend
ing the law department OF the
University of Minnesota, Lee
will spend the summer at nome
and return to his studies IN Sep
TENDER.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15
For Sale.

A farm consisting of IoI acres,
with a log house and barn, about
: acres cleared; fine lake front;
s miles from Eagle River. Also
other good farming lands in the
same vicinity for sale. For prices
and terms, call On or address,
JAMES H. BcLTE,
p. 0. Box 1913,
Eagle River, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15

Miss Lydia Clark of Wittenberg,
arrived here Sunday morning and
is guest at the home of Frank
Stein.
Clarence and Clifford Thomp-
son departed Saturday for
months visit with relatives. at
Clintonville.
The Re ulars will depart to-
night for Hurley where they will
play two games, one Saturday
and one Sunday.
Joe Severance returned We'd
nesday from Neenah with his
thoroughbred Percheron stallion.
The horse is a picture and is one
of the finest ever seen in this place.
For PARTICULAR see Joe.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
congregational church have plan
ned for a hot dinnet at their
church parlors on the fourth of
July. Watch for further amour
cements.
Harry Frank was down from
his summer resort on Lac Vieux
Desert M onday. Harry reports
that his resort has been full ever
since the opening of the season.
Keep it up Harry and you will
soon be a Vanderbilt.
George Jackson one of Villas
county's prosperous farmers, has
received fine stump machine.
which he will use on his farm in
removing the stumps. Mr.. Jack
son now has fine farm, but with
the aid Of his new machine he
will soon have one of the finest
farms in the county.
The Ladies Aid of the Catholic
Church will hold a fair this week
Friday and Saturday afternoon
and evening in the O'Conner
building on Wall street. Ice cream
will be served and all are cordially
invited to call. Many beautiful
and usefnl articles will also be on
sale.
If you want to catch fish, take
along your Uncle Mac, says VIM.
Brehmer of Wausau. who with A.
Mckenzie and Alex Higgins en-
joyed fishing trip up the lake
Wednesday. They returned home
with a large string of Pike, of
which Mr.. Brehmer says Mac
caught the largest number besides
acting as guide.
Thursday was Flag day, in
commemoration of the I2oth an
niversay of the selection of the
stars and stripes as the national
Flag. A large number of Flags
were displayed on public and pri-
vate builpings in remembrance of
the day.
Handy Moth Paper destroys
moth at all stages. A packet
twelve sheets-should convince
any woman. Postpaid, 10 cents
Madigan Powder Works, Selec-
ton 800. Clarksville, Ia.
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easily made by selling popular &C
cident and health insurance pol
icies. Liberal contracts to agents.
Write at once for terms. Contin-
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For Sale.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15

Fare To Democratic State Convention.
One fare takes you to the Dem
ocratic State Platform convention
to be held in Milwaukee. June 27th.
Good to return in five days.