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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

z. A. Gilbert, fos twsnsy-,even -
agricultural editor VI the Aasse sa,u-'
has rstirsd fron the staa Of thss psr.,
o~ins TO sdvsDcing ysars-
George w. Stone, of Jay, aeed sixtv.on.
years, Who had rsp<esented his distric, !,
both branches Of The Legislature. wa. -
ssAniiy killed Sunday by being ssruct :.
. limb broken from . tree in the b,.s
wind.
Fifteen yearo at .srd labor in s,.,.
prison was the sentence given w..
BExxeII in the supreme court ., sko~'
began Thursday. BuHxeii, who wa. ,r;.a
on the charge Of murder in causing Il.
death by shooting OF his father. Jo.r
Buxzeii. was found guilty OF n,anslaegb,s,
his motor boat disabled, David r. Man
son wss driven upon the rocks while en-.
dravcring to cross the by from Rocklano
to North Haven Saturday, ana los, II.
life. His boat wax found on the -ock.
and his body in the water. He was sixtv.
three yes.s OF age, . barber, and L su,.
vived by widow and four children.
Because his wife had sent for pol,c..
man ~hen he had come home under ~.
influences Of liquor and thrown her out q,
the house, Albert Folwartschnev. a,
Portland, sent . charge OF sho, into bs,
side from . shot gum, and going TO a ss,a
near by, blew his head on with the ssns
gan. The woman may recover.
The four-rnasted Portland schooner
william B. Primer lies . total WRECK
on . shoaI lspos on Davis bank.
fifteen miles east OF the Sankaty besd
light on Nantucket island. Captain
Jensen, of the Palmer, says the vessel ran
aground ON the shoai during q fog. and
that when he left her at o O'Clock Thurs
day night. she was breaking up and would
be totally destroyed.
At the State convention of the ". r.
4. in Portland last week, Officers were
elected ~ follows: President, Mrs L. NJ.
n. Stevens, Portland: vice president at
large, Mrs. A. q. Quimby, North Turner
corresponding secretary, Miss Isabel H..
s,ickney, East Bros nneld; recording sec
rotary, Miss Clara NJ. Fsrweli, Rockland; .
assistsn; recording SECRETARY, Mrs.. sarah
Lord Cram, kenne5unk treasurer, Mrs,
Adelaide 8. Johnson, Fort Fairfield.
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PerishabIe Evidence /.

In its zeal to absorb all the facts in
the case q jury in the district court
at Salt Lake City not only nuliified its
own verdict OF guilty, but made II i'm
possible for the prosecution to make out q
case before another jury.
A druggist was on trial for selling
liquor without license. While deliber-
ating, says Case and Comments, the jury
sent for the exhibits flask OF whiskey.
When II was returned to the courtroom it
Was empty.
The judge reprimanded and dismissed
the jury, and notified the defense that .
motion for new trial would be granted.
The motion was made, and the state will
have to dismiss the case for lack OF its
chief evidence.
On the same day, at Atlantic City, police
officials were forced to withdraw charge
of thieving after they discovered the
prisoner had eaten the evidence. The
patrolman claimed that be caught the
accused stealing pies left by a baker on
the doorstep OF q cottage, but on the way
to the station house the prisoner calmly
ate the pies and left no visible signs OF the
theft. Lacking evidence, Recorder Keller
offered to allow the man to 60 il he would
leave the city, and the proposition was
gratefully accepted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

o tumor caused by rupture / wrote
to you for advice and you told m- not
to get discouraged but 70 take Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
/ did take i. and soon the lump in my
side broke and passed away" Mrs.
r. r. HuEY. 7i3 Mineral Ave-, Galena.
kAns.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from roots and herbs,
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms Of
female ills including displacements,
Inflammation fbroid tumors. frregu-
larities. periodic pains, backache. bear
ing-Gown feeling, fatulency. indiges-
ton, and nervous prostratiou. II costs
but trifie to try it. and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women
II you want special advice write
forif TO Mrs.Pinkham, Lynn. Mass.
1t IL free and always helpful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05
For Buffalo eilPs Mon.

Following newspaper suggestion
made by George ]. Micheibach. the
Christian Endeavorers and the Ep-
worth Leaguers Of Binghamton. n. Y.
distributed large amount of good HI
erature and great quantities OF flowers
among the men and women travelling
with Buffalo Bills Wild West show
The workers were received with the
greatest courtesy. and the men were
particularly pleased at the unusual at
tentton shown them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

LAnoine grange held its regular session
Tuesday, sept 70, with small attend
apcx. After business. grange scseo 70
proceed to elect . new lecturer, the fcf'nsf
one having resigned on account OF oeinS
sp~eus from home. Miss Eanice Coxsins
vas elected. The program consisted OF
readings, recitation and singing OF
grange, after which the toiio~ing topsc
VAS presented for discussion: '.Ho~ may
country children be taught business
habit..', An interesting discussion fol-
iowed, opeued by d. Y Mcfarland.
On Sept. q Miss Euntcs Coggins vas
duly installed - lecturer for the remain
der OF the year. The literary program
consisted Of reading by Pomona, insarn-
mental music by Audrey Hodgkins, read
inxs py Hannah Mcfarland and Ceres
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

Capt BogAraus again hits the Bulls Eye
This world famous rife shot who holds the
championship record OF 100 pigeons in ITO
consecutive shots Is living at Lincoln. III.
Recently interviewed, he says: II suffered .
aud used several weli-known kidney medi-
eines, AL Of which gave me no relief until
started taking Eoiey's Kidney Pills Before
aches md pains in my kidneys with suppress
sion and . cloudy yoiding- On arising In the
morning would get dull headaches Now
have taken three bottles Of Foley Kidney Pills
and feel 100 per cent better. / am never
bothered with my kidneys or bladder and
again feel Ike my own self" g. A. PARcHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

sLssrsE<s.
E5xard Essssy Nasos-
We seek fer beauty os ths hesgas sfAfs
Bat ca the ez-ts il xiiraners all the scfls;
IT'S 10 the garden where the roses are;
sT1s in the xssyy Of rosAer's sazsse-
We seek for Wisdom in each solemn book;
Bss are seyend the NASTY page IL itess
lis Ia the script OF violess By tue brock;
It's In the laughter Of ba5y's eyes
We seek fer God In ever distant places
But %. beside as He forever ssasds;
We meet Hiz Saised ~ sunlight face 70 fse<;
We toace Him vhea ore take . brothers
hands
--s<is~f>S ~ Anss Emma-
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would be Done IGsf ~ eseesaally. bot In look
through my parse tnd more Of the former
than OF the latter
AMI when the scissors get dull cid you ever
try sharpening them on your needle. Take the
scissors In your right hand. that Is. II you're
not ie;s-handed, draw them seross the needle
from the upper 10 the lower part At the bls3es
the same way that yoa would If yoa were
going to cut the needle In ITO, and see shat
Al edge IL win pat On
And ~hsu the Ore is los. and no water is
ready 70 81 the bottle. did you ever take q
store cover, put IL In a paper bag, and wrap .
clean cloth around it, yor have no idea II
you have never tried IL. shat an ideal foo;
warmer il makes.
apd now ~ the season for Jelly ma ri ng ia q;
hand will enclose 4 recipe for tart crust that
! have nsed with good success.
CErsT FOR rsKTs-One cup -four. one half
cap lard. cut into -four with . knife. one-half
Gu srest milk. pinch of soda. and salt. this
makes about fourteen
VITA kindsst regards 10 ALL FRANCES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

TAss co,aEz is eeves<1 10 the GrH.ess es-
pe<sAI1y 70 thu RrAzres 81 HA1eoca eeansy-
Ths ces1ma 10 cr<n 70 AZ gsA.eers fer tss
ss~czsxses Of topics Of sese-sa ixseres<- AHs
for reports 81 grasee n<<saa<s- Aass ssss<-s
sAe-s ssd oc.ras<- All eoz1znseassszs Ezss
h~<sxr<<. bas nAEes VII ncs be YxsHse1 sz-
esrs b. p~rmssssou Of the writer. Al eaH-
assxscsssens vii se srh5eSt 10 approval ~
Tia ee-1es. sus .Sne iii BE r~i<<s<S stsse@'
Ece-e reAsos-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

not sleep. 1t kept
growing larger and
BY fall ii was as
large as . hens egg.
/ could not go TO
bed without . bot
water bottle applied
10 that side l had
one Of the best doc
tors in Kansas ard
be told my husband
thatIwoud have TO
Be operated on as it
was something like
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

There was a fair attendance al Sedg siek
grange Sept. 30. One application Tor
membership was received. The program
Included song by Cora Carter and VIZ
GINA Alien, and the question: (which is
the more essential to the worlds progress,
electricity or horses.n was opened by Bro.
Fred Allen. II VAS voted to extend an In
vitstion to Msssapaqua grange to meet
with us Oct. u. Cake and coffee will be
furnished next Friday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

aAEvEsT HOME. 400. WET ELIswoETH-
Harvest Home grange met In regular
session Oct. with . small attendance, II
being q stormy night. There were visi-
tors from RAinbow and Pamela oranges
A short program was carried out. The
grange will hold fair Thursday night
Oct. 8, with q dance and supper. Admis-
sion to fair, 5 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

Will Build
Y GU u p
and Make
YOuStrOng

Old people, tired. weak,
run down people, delicate
children, frail mothers, and
those recovering from severe
illness, this is a fact
Thousands of genuine tes-
timonials from reliable peo-
pie prove this claim, and to
further support the fact and
prove our faith in what we
say, we unhesitatingly de-
clare that any one who will
try a bottle OF VINOL will
have their money returned
without question if they are
not satisfied that it did them
good.
GEO. A PARcHER, DRUGGIST.
Hii.~ orfh. Me-
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Bayside grange met s<p- =, vita 'a<sy-
eight uembers present There eesnz no
degree work, business ~as stssnded to
and the meeting xss sarned over 10 tie
lecturer. after . shogt recess II ras
ladies' night A sstss- program sas ren-
dered than given By the men the ~eea' be-
fore Singing, recs;.sions and stores
made up the program Harry Alley pre-
ssded 81 the piano.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

A GENEROUS AND CHARITAaLk WISH
II wish all might know of the benefit ! re-
ceiyed from your Foley's kidney Remedy"
ssysI. n. Regau. Farmer, Mo- His kidneys
and bladder gave him 20 much pain. misery
and annoyance. be could not work, er sleep.
He says foley's Kidney Remedy completely
cured him. q. A. PARcHkK.
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HIGHLAND. sss. NORTH pESosscoT.

HIGHLAND. 3si, NORTH PESoBscoT.
There was fair attendance at Highland
grange Friday evening. Sept 10. Read
ings were given by Bros. Lowell, t. r.
Gross and Sister Alice Leach. Remarks on
raising swine were made by John Hatch.
and were interesting TO those engaged In
: he h.,sfuesg
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RAINBOW. sn, sokrB ROCKVILLE

RAINBOW. 3xs, SoETH sxooKsyrILE-
Rainbow grange ne; in regular session.
and one application was received DE-
srees viii be worked at the next meeting.
The prizes were awarded |. foiso~s
Meas cepsrtmsnt-wiiiie Gray. nrs'i
vinson Gray, second. Ladies depArsme at
-vesta hawes. first; Fannis Gray, sec
ond. Supper vas served
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pAMoLA. 26e. HANCOCK.

Pamela, 26o, HANCOCK.
Pamola grange held its regular meeting
Saturday evening. There was no literary
program, but committees were appointed
and arrangements made for entertaining
Green Mountain Ramona grange, Oct. 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

SrcoLiy. $50. NORTH EIIswokiH-
Nicoiin grange held its regular raeet;rs
Oct. /, with Master Gambler in the chair
There were but few patrons present, but
plesssnt meeting was held After bust
ness. the lecturer presented short pro-
gram. One application for Membership
was received.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

stops itching instantly. Cares piles,
eczema. salt rheuns, testef. Itch, hsves herpes,
scahies - Deans Ointment Al aay drug
sso.e.-Adef.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

Marisviile grange did not hold its regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening on account
OF the storm. There viii be . sale AND
Upper at the grange hall Oct. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

Dear AaHf Aadpe and NJ. h. Sisters.
Ithank you one and all for remembering
ms your happy birthday. assare yoa |
appreciate II, and will cherish the letter
with other pleasant things. The unexpected
always gives US greater pleasure than the
looked for pleasant things
thought OF you all on the glad reunion
day, and wish that could go, just once.
Perhaps when Alexia and Aunt Emma
have their reunion they will permit me 10 90
and sit with them. as have never been able to
meet with the Mutuals yet.
arr glad to know you had such an enjoy
able day, with plenty Of room and good things
to eat ] woncer If Deli had Welcome
in her face and all over the new house. feel
50 sorry when read anything against the
good temperance that you advocate so
strongly. Dell. II every one would join you
heart and hand, how nsueh less sorrow IN this
"land OF the free" we would hxve.
May the ensuing year be one OF pleasure to
you all, is tue wish Of your sister. n. L. II.
Now come the first fruits of the reunion,
and our new nieces, Frances and Bonnie,
arecordiAliy welcomed. ! witnessed the
''initiatory grip" OF Aunt Maria, and am
to face.
Dear Aans Had9e and sisters Of the NJ B. C.:
Have thought for a long time would write
something for the column, bat was so fearful
OF being turned down that l hardly dared to
make the attempt; but, after spending the day
mot SO very long agol with the sisters and
some Of the Johns" aud receiving the
Mutual grip from Amt Maria, thought
had been duly initiated, had taken the first
degree, In fact. 50 made up my mind before
another year rolled round would be one of
them.
What pleasant time we had, and was there
anything our host and hostess could do for
the comfort and pleasure Of the large party
present that was left undones May they live
TO enjoy many more reunions.
Now, rs have q few hints, and suggestions
that might help some one, win nebtion few
Of them here. DO tine sisters who ~ear glasses
land most Of Us doj know there is nothing
that will polish them 80 nicely as a dollar
bill, an old enc 10 best; II the one should
happen TO have cipher after il, the work
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

keeiey institute. Portland, Maine.
Cures drunksrds, drug users, cigarette
smoking and toOacco-smoking ana chew
ing and loss OF nerve force (neurasthenis) J.
Write tor information
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/ did not write any introduction TO
Sister BIS letter, for I wanted you to have
IS pleasant q surprise as did in receiving
her letter, and for the same reason
give you the following in the same way:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

0eay ANN BdHqS 1hd n WfBd9s
II seems about time ~as reporting my
self and thanking yca All for your kind
remembrzlces and word OF cheer. and also for
the boz Of goodies which came 10 me the
morning after the reansoH. The reaper
Gas again enteres oar column and taken
aaother q oar Number. Mrs. Clara A. Gaspar
known by the pea same Of -AxeliA-
Let do she did. when grfeved AID
lonely and sad come unto the dear old Book
with its sweet chapter that tells Of His care
Of the birds and iiiies, and let oar hearts be
somforted- She often said she loved the
autamn best Of all the year. for IN il was
gathered 10 the goidea sruitaee of AL the
other seasons. She loved the buds and bios
sorns, bat best Of all the ripe aing harvest
and feel that she hAs been gathered In.
with the other ripe frui.s, into the garden o.
the Lord
shall miss the weekly letters a. only =
mother can stu I am rejoicing tina. the doc,
through which she passed into the better 10 nd
stands vide open TO all. and may ws
have that faith in Christ that will lead
as safely throSxh. She was seriously IA about
three weeks she was laid beside her loved
daughter Lizzie amidst . profusion OF
flowers. the gifts o; family and friends
church and sunday school, in the family iol
at Edscn cemetery, Lowell. Mass
With love 10 Sal from SISTER y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

Some careful scien,is; who wants TO do
the world much good has found out that
. caterpillar eats |, 90 times its own weight
in q month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-05

Dsny NJ b. Frtesfss
Anoshsr collection Of nice, interesting
letters comes to you this week And frss
~s will have tue remainder OF DelI's. from
which te~ lines were iAxen last week
telling M OF sister BIS loss:
Hare you ali recovered from the ELECTS Of
the reanieuf haze. sad am basy ever
My yohn hAs had four Hen al work two Oars
blasting rncFs- TO-DAY ne xddeG ore more 20
mo~ bushes, Aad sexS seek he expects 10 add
fozr horses and At least three more men
thisk be 10 ~orktnx or the shock Of the
democratic victory Never mind: be Who
l2azhs last ssaxhs Longest We eAs wait two
years for cor l2sga, all right. and some ~iil
Be wiser, and let us hope. better.
Had . nice letter from Janet; she IL a. earn
est ~ eres in her work for reform in every
lire She, too. Us undsr n shadow. on account
OF the illness Of her only SOC.
Next Wednesday evening We are 70 listen 70
an address by . very talented speaker, Enss
lambert sent as By Janet. shall entertain
her, even II have . dozen men ~ work.
always learn enoazh from these good woman
10 pay for all trouble. am proud when re-
call that Mrs. L. VI. ". stevens. Of world.
vide fame, has been my guest twice
nEs
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II Sam. VII, ILL: II Chron. xix. lilo
Prov. Nv. 1927: Matt. Y. 1920: Johl
ri. Q. 10: xii. IS. 80: Thess. Il. 13-Is
Heb. vi. 9-l5: XII. l. 2.
The independent-reporter., 1910-01-27
ADlsoN.

The Moman's Christian Temperance
ln.on Wili bold their regular meet
Ing Friday afternoon al the sesiry ol
the frce baptist church. A large
attendance Ia desired.
David Hall boss weaver In the In.
dian Spring woolen mill. has moved
HIS family from Hartland into the
lower rent of the iongley house on
Maple street which has just been va
Gated by Dan Dinsmores family.
Word was received here Thursday
of the death of Miss Chessie Collins
at North Andover. Mass. Miss Col
Inns was the only child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Collins and the family
were residents of this place for a
number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Duley of Starks
were in town Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Gilman. Mr..
and Mrs. Sewall Curtis. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Harding and Mr.. and Mrs. C.,
O. Small went to North Arson Thurs
day night TO attend the Joint installa-
tion of Table Rock lodge. |. o. o. F.,
and Fidelity Rebekah lodge.
A pleasant home wedding took
place Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace NC
Kenney, Houghton street, the con-
tracing parties being Lilo Spencer
of this place and Mrs. Lettie NJ.
Spencer of RaDgeley. Rev. n. S. Hill
officiated, and the single ring service
was used.
The Good Samaritan class OF the
Methodist Sunday school held a class
social Monday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Vose, Garfield
street. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening passed.
The next meeting of Rainbow
Branch, /. S. s., will be held Friday
afternoon. January 2S, at the home
of Mrs Charles Haynes, Heald street.
Ed Shaw and family left town Mon
day for Taunton, Mass, where they
expect to reside.
The independent-reporter., 1910-01-27
OUR AGED CITIZENS.
Many SkOwhegan People Over Four
Score Years and Ten.

There seems to be prevailing idea
that there are more people living in
Skowhegan who are 80 years old or
over than in any other place in Maine
of the same size. Skowhegan has the
oldest person in Somerset county in
the person of Mrs. Mary Sawyer, who
in about a month will be 100 years
old. The oldest man in Skowhegan
is Benjamin Flagg, who is 80 years
old. Others follow closely to Mr..
Flagg in age. General Isaac Dyer
has recently celebrated his 89th
birthday and SO has Amherst Spofford.
The following are the residents of
Skowhegan who are so years old or
over:
Allen, Mrs. Jane H., 88; Allen, Mrs.
Freeman. SO; Ames, Mrs. Isaac, S5;
Austin, Eben, 80; Burrill, John L., S3;
Berry, Mrs. Sarah, 80; Coburn, Mrs
Samuel, go; Demo, Mrs. Michael,
"a; Dyer, Gen. Isaac, 80; Dinsmore,
Bradbury B., "a; Flagg, Benjamin R.,
go; Frost, Henry, SO; Grant. Mrs.
Rachel, 80; Hilton, Mrs. za,93; How
ard, Mrs. Helen NJ, 80; Hilton, Betsey,
So; Harris, E. O.. 80; Hill, Mrs. Ade-
line, Sc; Keith, Mrs. Lois, Sc; Law
renee, Mrs. s., S2 La Mama, Will
liam, 81; Lessard. Joseph, SO; Lead
better, James, 81; Murray, William, 80;
Moody, Joseph, 80; Nay, Mrs. Elizabeth,
SO; Neil, Arthur, 83; Oakes. Mrs.
Lucinda, 89 Parker, Mrs. Aaron, Sc;
Parker, Mrs. S. F., IS; Philbrick, Mrs.
William, SO; Pike, Mrs. Nancy. SO;
Pollard, ]. F., 83; Perkins, Alanson
NJ, Sc; Richardson, Alonzo, SO; Rich
ardson, Elbridge, 80; Sawyer, Mrs.
Mary, 90; Smith, John, "a; Spofford.
Mrs. Sarah G., So; Spofford, Amherst.
80; Tuttle, Mrs. Sarah L., 85; Tuttle,
Mrs. Warren, Sc; Tobey, Mrs. Eliza
beth, "a: Weston, Mrs. Mary 80;
Weston, John, ST; Weston, Levi W.,
IS; Withee, David, S2; White, c. c.,
86.-Kennebec Journal.