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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-29
BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Della Cousins is visiting relatives
in Bluehiil.
o. n. Fowler, OF Surry, spent Sunday
with his son, l.. o. Fowler.
c. F. Redman and wife, of Belfast, spent
part of last week at F. l.. Heoper's.
Mrs. Hannah Perkins is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs, Bentley
Grindle.
Mrs. L. II. Billings has rented her house
to John Donlin and is occupying rooms
at ]. II. Billings.
Mrs. II. II. Candage, of East Bluehill,
and Mrs. Abbie Webster, OF Bucksport,
were guests of A. J. Candage over sun
day.
Sept, 20. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-29

aboard the schooner Jessie Bishop, at New
York, arrived nome Friday.
Capt, John Marshall and Frank Marshall,
who have been in yacht from Phila-
delphia, returned home Saturday.
Harbor View chapter, o. Z. s., was
visited Friday evening by g. NJ. Mrs. Cora
G. Putnam, of Houlton. The meeting was
largely attended, and the degrees were
worked on three candidates. Afterward
short entertainment was given and a
banquet served. 1t was most enjoyable
evening, and one of the most satisfactory
in the history of the chapter.
Sept 81 REX.
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MT. DESERT.

Capt. A. A. Hannah has moved his fami-
ly back from Sorrento. slIa ss4asl
Rev. +. A. jenkins has moved his family
into the b. T. Atherton house.
Richard Allen, who has been employed
at Northeast Harbor, has returned home.
Thomas Richardson, of Beech hill, has
moved his family into the Thsd Somes
house.
High school opened Monday, Sept. 20
The primary school opens to-day, Miss
Robbins teacher.
The friends OF Mrs. Julia Hartman
born Remission, were grieved to learn Of
her death. She was born and reared here
Much sympathy is felt for the family.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Mrs. Daisy Chester Haskins and little
son are visiting her parents, {. F. Chester
and wife.
w. II. Phillips and wife have gone to
Steuben to visit Mrs. Phillips brother, J..
Mcnamara.
Mrs. Joe Tufts will go to Princeton
Monday to join her husband, who is there
with the Maxwells as chauffeur.
Deputy Chief Of Police E. K. Baker and
wife, OF Bangor, spent week with Mr..
Bakers sister, Mrs. c. A. Penney.
Mrs. Rollins Dobbin, OF Jonesport, who
has been visiting her parents, c. F.
Chester and wife, will return home Mon
day. Mrs. Allen Crabtree will accompany
her to visit her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Alley,
in Jonesport.
Sept. q. E.
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pussELLs-soMEs.


Inc weooihg OF Ahure" Aiieh oonnes
and Florence Jeanette Dunnehs was SOL
emnized IN the presence Oh little COM
sept. 10 IN Haruwlck, W., al their ne"
home.
Inc house was beautifully decorated
with golden ROD ana Terms. Inc couple
were attended by MISS Mauoe +. Hatch,
maid OF honor, and William i. somes, OF
MI. Desert, pest man. Inc priae was at
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Charles E. Smith arrived home from
Northeast Harbor last week.
Mrs. jamie Stanley and baby returned to
their home in Brewer Saturday.
Pearl Stratton, of Hancock, is cooking
in the woods for S. S. Scammon.
Warren Clark lost his COW Thursday.
She was run over by the 8 O'Clock train.
f. E. Coombs has had a piazza built
around his house. f. ". West did the
work.
An entertainment at the church Thurs
| day evening for the benefit of the Sunday
school was literally patronized.
| Sept. 81. CHEER.
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BRIAR.
FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. Sarah Foss was in Ellsworth We'd
nesday.
Herman Sinclair has gone to Wyoming
to work.
Henry Butler is raising his dwelling
house, and will build new ell.
Miss Sylvia Marshall spent Sunday with
her parents, George Marshall and wife, at
West Hancock.
Sent o. G.
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HALL QUARRY.

A son was born to Laurance Keurnor
and wife Sept. p.
Miss Stella Cookson is home from the
Rock-End, Northeast Harbor, where she
has been employed.
The community was saddened to learn
of the sudden death of Mrs. Julia
Kinnison Hartman, of this place, who
left here about five weeks ago to join her
husband in New York, All sympthize
with her mother, who was Frustrated with
grief when she learned the sad news.
Julia was her only child. She leaves a
husband, Leon f. Hartman, father ard
mother, William Kinnison and wife, and
hosts OF friends.
Sept "a. BRIAR.
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ASHvILLE.
rs.

On Saturday, Oct. 16, an examination
will be held at West Gouldsboro for the
position OF postmaster at Ashville. The
compensation of the postmaster at this
office was s157 for the last fiscal year.
Applicants must reside within the terri
tory supplied by the post Office named
above. Application forms and full in
formation can be secured from the post
master at Ashville.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-29

Many people delude themselves by saying
sit viii wear away when they notice symp-
toms of kidney and bladder trouble. This 10
mistake. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy,
and stop the drain on the vitality. II cures
backache, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
trouble. and makes every trace Of pain, weak
ness, and urinary trouble disappear. 9. a.
PARcHER.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

A. R. Conary has bought horse.
Prince Friend is back from Sargentville.
Cecil Gray and family are here from Bar
island.
Mrs. Nevin has had the Sylvester barn
taken down.
Edmond Sylvester and wifeuarrived
home from California last Wednesday,
after being away three years.
Bishop Harding and family have re-
turned to Washington, d. c., and Mr..
Dudgeon and family to New York.
Sept. n. CRUMBS.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Jesse Gray bought a naphtha launch at
South Brooksville Thursday.
Mrs. Maurice Gray and son Philip Wis
tied in Appleton last week
Mr.. and Mrs Bracy, of Bar Harbor, vis-
tied Alfred Blake last week.
Everett Gray ard wife, who have been
working the past year at Manchester,
Mass, are spending a vacation at }. b.
Gray's.
Percy Clifford has sold the house for
merly occupied by his father, Richard
Clifford, to Oliver Brakeman.
William Counce has begun on new
house, Albert Gray and William Webster
carpenters.
Colin Redman and wife, who have spen
the summer at V. b. Blacks, have returned
to Belfast.
Sent %. u.
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BLAKE's POINT.

BLAKE's POINT.
Jesse Potbury has returned to Washing
ton, d. c. His wife remains awhile with
her mother.
Mrs. v. B. Black and Mrs. Valerius
Black are in Belfast for q few days.
l.. F. Sawyer and wife are spending
several days in Bucksport and Orland
with relatives.
Sept. "a. d.
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DR.. Abernethy, the great English physician,
said, watch your kidneys. When they are
affected, life is in danger" Foley's Kidney
Remedy makes healthy Kidneys, co-rects
urinary Irregularities, and tones up the whole
system. G. A. PARcHER.
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ii.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
CONNELLY AND
MILLER HOOK
UP TONIGHT
Famous Marathon Runners Are
Ready for Tedious Grind
at the Auditorium

Followers of athletics will have an
opportunity to see real Marathon
race this evening at the Auditorium
where Con Connolly. the great local
runner. win meet George Miller of Los
Angeles, winner Of the first Marathon
held here a month or two ago. The
third starter in the race will be Thomas
Stanlay, the Durable Dane" who re-
Gently broke the walking record be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles
Although the latter is expected by
many to prove the surprise of the race.
the struggle for first place, and Incl
IDENTIFY for the so per cent of the 81 900
purse. should be between the two first
named runners.
Connolly has never run over a full
Marathon course in competition. but as
he won the last 20 mile amateur race
held over the Eruitvale course. his
friends say that he will easily go the
route. while others say that he will
take a comfortable lead over Miller in
the hrst part of the long grind. but
viii blow up as so many others have
done in similar races all over the coun-
try.
The promoters of the race received a
final answer from Dorando yesterday
afternoon. He says that he is per-
fectly willing to meet the winner of
tonights race next month, after he
thon derby in New York on April g..
Should tonight's race prove a success,
ii is the intention of the Auditorium
management to match the winner
against the famous Italian champion.
The race will start at $50 sharp. and
both contestants have posted their
forfeit money. while the promoters of
the race have put up $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
ALL IN READINESS
FOR OAKLAND
OUTLAWS
Mayor Mott VIII Pitch First
Ball for State LeaguerS
This Afternoon

When Mayor Mott OF Oakland pitches
the first ball over the plate at the new
grounds Fifty-ffth and Grove streets.
at o'clock this afternoon. the Califor-
mia state league the most powerful out
law organization in the United States.
will open up its season. Everything ts
in readiness for the big event. and the
officers of the league expect that they
will get off to a great start and make
hit with the transbay fans Immediately.
The Oakland team. headed by Cy
Moering. and Joe Nealon as captain.
VIII clash with the San Francisco lay
out, under the management OF Charles
Irwin. the veteran National Lacquer and
captain of last years Denver OUTFIT
Jim Mcdonald. the popular old time
umpire. will hold the Indicator
The Oakland team will present
lineup well known to the fans. Either
Moskiman or Henderson OF last years
Stockton nine will pitch Poulrney.
formerly with the Seals, will catch. and
in the infeld will be Terry McKune.
Joe Nealon and other old time favor
n, both known TO all the fans, viii
appear in the outer gardens
Irwin has team OF yOun ngSterS, but
he has high hopes that they will show
their class once they get a fair start
Eli Gates. who arrived from Washing
ing this afternoon The same teams
will also meet on the Oakland diamond
tomorrow morning and tomorrow after
noon, vying against the coast leaguers-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Baseball Notes

4 Seal has arrived ". E. Harmuth is
the latest TO come into the Long family. He is
a big fellow with lot of looks and If appear
apces count he is worth bet to make good
Harmuth comes all the way from Arkansas, and
Long says Ducky Holmes of big league fame
tried TO land Harmuth, but he beat him to it.
The newcomer is likely 10 be seen in his new
rags today. He will be used as a utility in
fielder
Elmer Stricklett is trying to duplicate Brick
Devereaux's performance when he invaded Rec
reation park and stole two Seals right under the
eyes of Manager Long aud the team. Elmer
who is guiding the destnes of the San Jose
outlaws, has been lingering around the park and
he has been putting out his bait to catch either
Browning or Easterly. According to Manager
Long. Stricklett given a good time inside
by Jack Gleason and when he reached the out
side. Long say. he finished the Job. No bodily
damage done the outlaw but Long SAYS
that some strong language sunk in Elmer's
mind. Up to a late hour last night. when Cap
tain Mohler held the last rollcall before bedtime
all the Seals answered the call
If Joe Corbett can only get control of his de-
livery the Seals will have great box artist per-
former He had everything yesterday but con-
troll. and with a little work the former
orioe box artist should find the rubber.
Outfelder J. williams has made good with the
fans He viii take beating for the honors
of leading batsman If he retains his present clip
with the willow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Comiskeg Arrested for Eat
ing After Hours

SEATTLE, March 26-Charles A. Co
miskey, owner of the Chicago White
Sox. closed arrangements to bring his
team to this city on a training trip.
Comiskey will send his team to Cali
fornia next year, as usual, but the re-
turn east will be made by way of Sc
attic. The White Sox will arrive in
Seattle March "a next year and stay
here for two weeks.
After signing the contract last night
Dugdale invited Comiskey and two
friends from Chicago, John Burns and
John Agnew, to a midnight dinner at
a we'll known cafe.
The party fingered a few minutes
after closing time, l o'clock. and the
whole party. including the manager of
the cafe, were arrested for violating
the saloon closing law. The manager
was held in 500 bail and the others
were allowed to go.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
BUSY DAY FOR AMATEURS

Followers of athletics program pick
today At 10 o'clock this the gram
schools will participate the
of the Public Schools athletic league Golden Gate
park the receive medals The
finals will start at 80 p m.
The San Francisco high schools spring champion
ship the University of California o'clock
Stanford university the University Southern California
the Stanford nder path 10 o'clock of
forna and Stanford the atter at 80 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Two State League Teams
Trim the Phoenix

A ruthless slaughter OF the inno-
cents took place yesterday afternoon on
the ST. Mary's college diamond; when
the Oakland State league players put
2 triple expansion Indian sign on the
guileless college youths, Nine times
the professionals pranced home. while
the almost phenomenal slabwork Of
Henderson IN the first four frames
caused the Phoenix boys to assume un-
willingly the role of babes in the
wood Bloomfield. who took the mound
in the fifth for Oakland. kept up the
good work with such zest that the
shutOut Of the coilegians was assured
Following their fatal tradition the
college innocents went TO pieces in the
first inning. allowing three OF the Oak
lands 70 waltz merrily home. Then
little Frankie Hart settled down and
pitched good clean game. But his
bag Of tricks had no mystery for Cy
Moreing's hUskies. who seemed 10 be
able TO connect with Hart's curves
whenever they pleased. They certainly
can bat. some.
The second game of the afternoon
FOR the Phoenix had a double header
on hand-gave the college boys a
chance TO make a better showing
Chuck Wilcox was in the box and
during IA innings his arm never weak
ened. Between the san Francisco State
leaEuers and. the Phoenix IL was nip
and tuck for Is frames. The breakup
came in the fourteenth, when the col
legisns allowed two OF their opponents
% tally. making the score read 5 to 3.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
MISS CHEsEBRoUGH WINS

The handicap medal play tournament
over Is holes by the fair golfers at
the Preside yesterday was won by Miss
Edith Chesebrough with net score OF
104. The course was in sOggy condition
and good scores were out of the ques-
ton. Miss ChesebroUgh's closest rival
was Miss Florence Ives, who likewise
played from scratch and turned in
score of 10. Miss Alice Hager. the
third contestant playing from scratch.
negotiated ,he Is holes in 112 strokes.
Mrs. r III. PoStlethwaite's gross score
was 116, and her net Ill. her handicap
being 3.
A handicap medal play tournament
will be held today on the Claremont
country club links by the Northern
California golfers association. This
event was originally scheduled TO be
PLAYED at IngleSide.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Stanford Wins Third Game
From St. Vincent'S

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 2s
The Stanford baseball nine won the
third and decisive game from the st.
Vincent's college team of Los Angeles
on the local diamond in an easy man
ner this afternoon by the score of
to 2. The game was slow one and
marked by the erratic twirling OF
Theile, who allowed nine passes, but
in return famed 10 of the Saints. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
= . - REMOVES The CAUSE
os -. -. OF CKTARRH

No remedy that entirely
blood
the trouble
body will Sprays lotions
other applications will
feeling IN the head bng noises in the uncomfortable feeling
the noSts
blood disorder and until been entirely driven from the
s.
the from the blood It attacks the disease
nhaed and rad membranes heal general health
dgreeab1e S.
system Book on C
medical % al VIII write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Stick Work Helps Stockton
Defeat Fresno

STOCKTON. March 26-The second
game of the State league this after
noon was one of the prettiest exhibit
tions ever seen here. Stockton players
hit the ball timely and won easily by
to /. The features were the fast
fielding and the hitting of Miller and
Davis. The score
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Old Time Diamond Star
Dies Suddenly

ALAMEDA, March 26.-William wha-
ley, who will be remembered by the
oldest of baseball fans on the Pacific
coast as star player during the seven
ties. died suddenly yesterday at his
home. 1899 Lincoln avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Corbett 4, by White 6, by
Manuel Q Runs-Of Corbett 3, off White /. off
Manuel 4. Hits-0h Corbett 1. of White 8, off
Manuel 4. Home run-Tennant. Two base hits
-Altrock. Williams, McArdle. Sacrifice hits
Zeider, Payne First base on called balls0n
Corbett 6, off White 1, OFF Berger 8, off Manuel
l. Struck out-By Corbett /. by White g. by
Manuel 2. Hit by pitcher-J. Williams by
White. McArdle by Manuel, Berry by Manuel
Wild pitch--Corbett Time of game hour and
40 minutes. Umpires- Mccarthy and McGreevy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27

SURVIVE SECOND RoUND-Pinehurst. n. C..
March 26.-Mrs. e. W. Alexander of Detroit,
Miss Mary Fownes of Oakmont Miss Ethel
Check of East Orange and Miss Louise Elkins
of the Pittsburg country club are the survivors
Of today's second match play round in the sew
enth annual United South and North golf cham
ponship for women.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
ST. vINCENT'S
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Theile 10, by Buckles 8. First
base called balls-On Theiie o. off Buckles 3.
Left bases-Stanford Z, st. Vfncent's II.
Time Of game hours and minutes I'm
pire-O'Lear.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
FRESNO
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Davis Two base hits-Gor-
don. Perrine. First base on called balls-0d
Clark 2. off Bills 2. Struck out-By Clark 4, by
Bills 3. Left on Dissatisfaction T. Fresno .
First base on errors-Stockton 3 Hit by
pitched ball--Frambes. Wild pitch-Clark
Passed ball--kuhn. Time Of game hour anc
81 minutes. Stolen base-Frambes. Umpire
Hodson. Sacrifice hits--Miller. Kuhn. Scorer
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27

SUTTON BEATS CUTLER-New York, March
26 George Sutton defeated A. G. Cutler tonight
at billiards, 500 to 2S2 Sutton was In form and
gave exhibition Of nursing. Cutler played
piucky game at the end. but was in hard luck
early. His run Of SO was sensational.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
LUTTEM WINS GRAND NATIONAL

LONDON. March 26.-Luttem, 100 to 3.
won the Grand National steepiechase;
Judas, 33 to /. second; Canbeen, 20 to ].
third
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-13
QUESTION FOR ROCKEFELLER.
What Are You Going to Do With
American" Ask Hoboes.

NEW YORK, May 13.-Nicholas
Klein offered a resolution at the clos.
ing session of the congress of the un-
employed at Cooper Union this after
noon that a committee of three, con-
sisting of homeless, helpless, down
and-out delegates, wait on John D.
Rockefeller with this question:
what are you going to do with
America, now that you have got it in
your vest pocket?"
J. Eads How, the millionaire hobo,
who presided, put the question and
there was such shout of ayes he de-
clared the resolution unanimously car
ried. He proposed to appoint "Ari-
IONA Bob" Gillespie, ]. Law and Mrs.
Durkies as the compittee. Immedi-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-13
MARTINI SCH]FIELD meetings
ATTRACTING GREAT CROWDS
And Much Interest Shown By the
People Attending Each Service

The big tent was filled last night.
Mr.. Martin quoted from the worlds
greatest scintists with regard to evo-
luton, showing that the position taken
early in the meeting was substantial
lated by leading scientists thmselves.
He said that the modern idea of evo-
luton must go or else Christianity
must go.
Mr.. Martin also read from numerous
protestant confessions. as well as Bap-
fist showing that complete salvation in
and through Jesus Christ has been all
along one of the fundamental tenets
of Christianity. the only creed taking
the other position being that of the
Catholics.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-13
PROFIT IN OZARK TOMATOES.
Canned Product Brought $4,000 Car
load Last Year.

Canned Product Brought $4,000 a Car,
load Last Year.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, May 13.-The
tomato industry of Webster county is
one of the big things of South Mis-
souri,, and the same could also be
said of every county in the Ozarks if
the canning of vegetables were tried
There are 100 canning factories in
Webster county alone, both large and
small, many farmers having small
plants of their own.
There was planted last year 2,407
acres of tomatoes and $50 car s,ac>
were canned. The price per dozen
cans averaged ninety cents or $4,000
a car load. The industry began five
years ago at Marshfield and has ex
tended to all parts of the county. Many
of the establishments are cooperative
while others are run by individual
farmers. st. Louis and Kansas Cit!
wholesale grocers furnish a marRe
for the products Of all these canneries
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-13
ROBBERY AT RICHTON.

RICHTON, Miss, May 13.-Last
night Mr.. Jacobs, night man at the
Richton Livery. Feed and Sales Sta
bles, was asleep in the office, some
one entered the room where he was
and took from his pockets what mon
ey he had with him, so that when he
awoke afterwards he found himself
$3.50 poorer than when he retired.
Suspicion rests upon a certain indi-
been made.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-05-13
INCENDlARY FIRE.
The Barn and Contents of Mr.. r. c.
Bradley Burned Wednesday Night.

Wednesday night at about midnign
Mr.. R. c.. Bradley, a well known For
rest county citizen was awakened BY
fire in his barn which was burned
with its contents.
After the fire Mr.. Bradley found
human footprints around the build
ing which led him to believe that his
barn had been set on fire. He tele
phoned to the city for the county
dogs, but as they were out on the
county roads at some point where
work is in progress, they could not
be gotten.
The barn contained 60 bushels of
corn, a lot of cotton seed meal and Il
lot of fertilizer, all of which were con-
sumed. Mr.. Bradley's loss was several
hundred dollars.