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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

WANTED: 80 MEN AND WOMEN
20 Take Advantage Of Special Oner
Made By q. A. Parches.

20 Take Advantage of Special Oner
Made By @. A. Parches.
@. A. Parchss. the entsrprising druggist,
b advertising to-day for nfty nan and
women to take advantage Of ths special
half-peice ONT - Il making on d. How.
ards csisbraasd specific for tbs curs Of
constipation and dyspspsia, and ct .
ffty-csnt paakags u half prics, = cents.
30 poGltivs 10 b. Of tbs Bsmarkabls
power Of this specinc to cure thsss dis
sases - wall - wsll - sick hsadachss
and liver tssabiss, that - sGssss - ~
fund the money 70 any cussouse whom
The nsdicins dos not quickly relieve and
cure.
With De. Howard's specific ct hand,
you can eat what you want and have no
lear Of u CONSEQUENCES. = stFengt hens
tbs stomach, gives perfect digestion, rsgu-
lateo the bowels, creates an appetite and
makes LIE worth the living.
II yoa cannot call ct @. A. Parcher's
store to-day. ssnd him d cents BY mail
and he viii .snd you package promptly,
@. A. farchsr has been able to secure
only limited supply Of the specific, 20
great II tbs demand, and you should mot
delay taking advantage OF this liberal
cfDsS h. 70 making this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

The present prohibitory amend
mont to the constitution Of Maine ID
. protective barrier between every
person Who works for living and .
loss OF income through yielding to
temptations to lessen his money
earning power by drink. A vote to
repeal this amendment 10 . blow
against this protective barrier. II
this 10 overthrow, the next legisla-
ture may let in q food OF alcoholic
liquor which It win take years 70 dam
oack.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
RULES AND NEGOTIATIONS.
nxaIsrRArIoM or yorERs.

THE Board Of Mayor and Alderman Of tns
4 c9ay q plsvcssh VIII be N session NV
room, In Hancock hall, on 80,
7th, osh asA 81 aayp 81 September, ISL
from . o clock In ths forssoon 70 o'ciocK -
the afternoon, and iron 70 O'Clock ~ 81.
tng, 1pr the puYpoae ~ rsgistsrine the psns'
Of voterS and oorrscttng the voting lis;s. ~,
Notice, particularly, that regtstrAt'on w w
closs On triday, 0spsonbeF Q, loii, ~ = o'elecs
.. n. Porponal appearance u required %
voter In order 10 have his name Registered; =,
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen WIN ~
registsrsd voter whose name has been onii,ea
from the voslne lisl, OF In whose name Or is ssi
dsace, e placsd on said voting list, e.sr ,s.s
error has been mads. cessfnssse e rssrt.
him 70 vote. THOMAS B. HALE S's"
Ellsworth, Ang. IL toli.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

8000 10We NoH BBvfy 10y
The Bosom sunday Gssbs, alter much me-
rotation, 10 enabled TO announce that, be-
Ginning next Sunday, it will publish ten new
.Fsbles In Slang. BY George Ade- Consider
iug Mr.. Ade's lame - . writer for the stags
and his income therefrom, you can imagine
tAas handsome pecuniasy compensation was
.neosssary 10 indues him 70 step aside from
the dramatic Asld 70 till again the soil on
which HE arst proliac crops q mira wsrs
grown-
Yst IL would b. unjust 70 Mr.. Ado TO ind
nsts thst money alone was the moving poves
which led him 70 come back 70 his hrss audi
.enes. On The contrary, his natural love Of ths
aevvpapsr world and newspapsr ssdtsnesa
~ % strong snd his grasitnde toward thess
- arst snccuraesd hin Nith thstr ssnersud
appaeuse % intense, that he could nos rssis'
- tsuptn4aon 10 cone back 40 hsvs ~
seriev q laughs with thsu- ~ ~ - Nsv
u~-a..d i. concsxnsd thess VIII appear ex'
clusively in the Boston Sunday 6tees-
ponx forget - tsal Al yoar frisnds -
ceeres Ads u going 10 write ssriss o. nes
enhles In slang for ths Boston soaday 49,
heeinsing eunAay. sept. ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
CRY ~ ElLswoara, MAINE,
LIZ DoAap or Ai-pKRxRx,
DATE Argus. III. 1911
STATE o. MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In ooafovm1ty with The provisions Of
sections = 70 - Of chapter q, OF the
rsvissd statues Of Mains, and upon the
petition Of nvs o. nsss citizens Of the
State, and desmlng IL for the bes, interest
Of the ents, the commissioner OF inland
fisheries and gains, after due notice to all
psrsons interested In ths subject matter Of
sAid petitaon, and puhlis hearing thereon
In The locality to b. aflsetsd, and deemins
IL necessary and proper Tor the protection
and preservation Of The inland tisn OF the
State, hereby adopt the following neediul
rules and regulations relating to the times
and places In which and the circumstances
under which inland nsA may be taken in
the waters Of the tributaries to Nieolin
lake, formsriy called Branch pond, in
Hancock county.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
II shall b unlawful for any person TO
nah tor. take. catch OF kill any kind Oh
nsh at any time in any OF the tributaries
to Sicolin lake, so-calied, formerly called
branch psnd. In the county OF Hancock,
for period o. fosr ysars from August u,
Q. d. I01l- Il shan also be unlawful iof
OF dsh taken In violation OF any pro-
vision Of these regulations. 900,
Dated this 9Th day Of August, a. q. isii'
J. 3. P. H. WILSON,
BLAINE 3. vILEs,
=. z. MACE,
CummissioOsrs OF inland Fisheries ana
Game.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

-.
NEW KNex.AxD rKLxruoxr -
FxIseRAPn conPAsv
Dsssss, AAss.. Angus. !, So,
TstAs AfaSss - Dssss y l,dsv..- ~
ON ~ Rtsss,sA. MaSes. w
YyHn New Hsglaaa rs,,pAo,.
sssss S CS.Rssy rsspsetasiiy ssS. I ,as.
nafssain sndsrsrosnd condss,ee % isy and
nolee wsee see wtfes and cabies n y" nan.
snsssla, under he surface q the s "a Rlsesd
1.s.ilia ss-sss fro. Main street, .Ao,, i,
:. 90. e! street nom Franklin street, to w..
Wee. ssrsss iron Main stree. .so., =.
ss.ss street fro. Main stree. .eoo, !,
xii Ais Is. p,ru,,ssou "a 49,,
dissribssiss posss. MA tss Si,s su "a Smans.n
thereon. ~ suitable points In sucb =. paced
81 aid sareets afmay Be occupied Nv posslcns
consesuctsd nadss The order grantiny M, uhossduit
such porto. q sny q 's ssid Any
the point q intsrsscsiou. also for =, near
70 lay and maintain Underground eonns,eeln
sssss ~ q, ~ re on The
Ing connectioesvith said pcies ana win, ~. q
sss.sa posss y nay desire 70 use for dissributt.
s.s vii n ~ sS'
tha.
Or Interesting streets. '"e ssove
Pians showing loc.sion Of conduit. a.,
stsucted And o. Distributing polrs srse, sen-
b elsd afssr ccupIetios Of the worn. ''eo 70
Nnw 8noLAHp TuL.pnoxr Axn
TBLnonArn ConrASy
By W. J. Dense,
Assistant General Man ss.,.
Csry o. Hllswoarp, MA,x.
II boAsp o. ALDEnxxs,
Angus n, lsIl
Upos the foregoing petition, Il 4. ord.,.s
tat ncsSce tAsreee - given BY puhlishin.
copx. q sai9 pestsioa and :his order ths,.os
IN NE Ellsworth American, . pevsnsrs.
printed n he city os Ellsworth, NAM W
tAee heAsang theseea be given q ihs Mssoss
asd Atdssnen's roon on the secoss ss ,yos
aad place residents and owners Of pro,ssss
upon The highways 70 BE- affected by rrsp.in.
q y: permit .ppais1 for, And ali o,her Der.
800 tutesssee1s sAaii have fall oppor.upt,,
" sAow e.ase uhy sucA permit shoad nat \.
esAaeso, he lAse puhlSeAtton Of said notice -
e 9 lsaAs .seassssa tis) days before aid
4 ssvs copy u petition and motto, ,s.,.o,
Attssss-ruonAs II. HAtl
CITY clert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30


AuousfA, Ne. Aus. ~ mi.
n ~ 1iitss e m Ansvtssn:
A ths time for ths Fsfsesadum. slectsca
drawn nsar-if- bseomss apparent that to
interest In resubmisstoa y likely to make
pscpls loss SIGHT Of ths danger that -
may have . law TO provide that cf1cs-
holding and the powers Of governmsns
shall BE- the prsrosativss OF the cities and
largest towns. Such win b. ths sffsct Of
the Davies primary election bill x IL b.
comes law ~ vote Of the psopb on the
same day that thsy vote ON rssubmission.
Such has been the erect Of primary cleo
tion laws elsewhere.
In New Hampshtrs ct last years pri-
mary elections II was found that . candi-
date from small town stood no cbancs
Of getting . nomination II candidate
from large town wanted 1t. Men voted
for their neixhbors, and tho man with the
most neighbour rot such start that the
other man was mot able 70 overcome Il.
The county ticketx showed this strongly.
The largest town took what Il wanted, the
next town in sire took it, pick OF what
-. 80 -. $3.50. - -. 1919
80 - - -.
~. s, 49, -.
-. 49,. :. - sb...'.,., ~. ~
=. = - $3.50. :.
-. ~
49,, -. - 80 49, " $500
ward Kssns candidate for tbs position.
.-.".. - 49,
.".AL. =: ~.
,.. 49, ., S,-...'
- -. =, - -
- ,
~ $3.50 =
s,.s 1919, -. 49,.
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eo.s ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

Hancock county carried Oh the bulk Of
prizes in the butter exhibit 1t Bangor fair
last week. Mrs.. 8. L. Brimmer, of Maria
vills, took first prize for display OF dairy
butter, first for print butter, hrst for
flrkin and sample Of granular butter, and
second for fancy moulds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

uOW'e Yhboe
We c9ss One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any ease Of cstAFrh that cAnaoa b cured By
=. J. CHENEY . CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the uudersigned. have Known y. J..
Cheney for the last - yeass. and believe him
Hons and anasctsiiy able 70 carry ous ANY
obligations made BY his arm.
wALptNo. KIxHAH MARVIN.
Wholesale Dsue9isss. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken tpsernaiiy, sct-
ing directly upon the eiood and mucous sur
faces Of the system TestimoniAls sent free.
Price. IS cests per bossie- Sold By all Drug
gists.
TAKE Hail'sFsniiy ptns for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

A mass meeting Of resident tax-payers
was held In Bar Harbor Monday, at which
. committee was appointed to meet . COM
mittee from the eon-resident Taxpayers,
to consider ways and means OF reducing
the present high rate Of taxes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
Capt. Hobson Coming to Maine

Capt. Hobson Coming to Maine.
It ID well known that some promi-
nent politicians in Maine objected to Capt
Hobson's speaking in the State for the
retention Of prohibition. even asking his
Alabama constituents to prevent his
participation in the campaign, but Capt
Hobson is coming, and Mrs. Hobson ID
coming with him.
Arrangements have been made for Capt.
Hobson to speak 1t some Of the particular
points in tho State, beginning Sept. at
Bar Harbor, and speaking each day until
Sept. IL.
The following letter from Capt. Hobson
TO his Alabama constituency ahows the
true character Of this man:
NJ des, conssisxs~s:
You have no doubt noticed in the press
criticism Of my action - . democratic mem
Der Of Congress in accepting An urgent invi-
tasion to 30 to Maine and take part in the
critical struggle now going ON 70 preserve
prohibition in that citadel OF Temperance
Rsalizing my fnil accountability to you ~ .
puhlic servant. think IL 10 right and timely
for ne 70 let you know that have been TAX
Ing part ~ far ~ my ofacial duties permit in
ashts for prohibition and temperance In vsri-
cns states, democratic states. republican
ssates. and doubtful ssates, and that in this
great social and moral question recognise NO
party hnes. but simply the obligation and
duty that rest upon good citizens Of AL
parties
~ II 10 my arm purpose to continue In this
path Of duty, in Congress and ont Of Con-
grsss, and - the question IL liable to arise
from time to time, am sending you under
separate cover speech Of mine on the sub
1scs, and wish to make . personal request that
Jon read It carefully. and when you have
done % and recognize the living vital truth
chat impeis my action, know, whether your
ideas have differed from mine or not, that
WIN standardized in your eyes, - do before
my ewn conscience.
Holding myself ready 10 serve ron at All
simes, remain. Your frieEd,
tSigned) r. p. Hopsox.
Aug. II isll.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

THE Subscriber hereby gives nosice .a a tor
IL he hes beon duly appointed
q the Last viii ard testament q
MARY LYMDURNBR, iaas OF BhooA'
WILLIE.
In the county q Hencocs. deees,ssnI' ner-
givon honAs q the lAw dtreco- Aasste Of
ems having dsaasds against tes ~ ssuas
for esftie1ont, anA III indsbesd tnefsU
IsQ1es1sd e Iaks payment innoc sTssrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
Temperauce sunday Sent. 10.

Temperance Sunday Sept. 10.
The International Sunday School 1880
ciation has issued . cali to the Sunday
schools Of the United States ssking them
10 pEay for the retention Of Names pro-
hibitory law. This win Be- . special fsa-
tars Of The obssrvsncs Of tsmpsEsncs Sum
day, Sept. 10.
This oall emphasizes the fact that thu
present issue In Maine 10 considered Of
national and international Importance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
FIFTY DosaAss Fss o. Barrel.

Fifty Do2anss Fec One Barrel.
botsls OF INK may b fnli OF thoughts,
but i il not every man Who can get them
out Over son prisss srs eAsrsd in ths
premium List Of ths NAins corn and Unit
show, Portland, Nov. eli.
II you faisG anything. bsttse look svsE
your corn and appasA yous grain and
vegetables, an1 sslsct lev Of the best Tor
the show. II viii pay yoa 70 do It. Ont
Of SO prisss yoo ars kksay 70 hit some
thing. A priDs ol oldo cash goss totha
man who makes ths bet display Of ap-
plea any vaxisty, two barFsls, two boxes,
TIVE baskets and ten pistss. Thsrs an
also second I'D third prisss. Thirty-siz
psisss swsit harreis OF apples In dossn
diAersnt vaxistiss, md . swsspstaks %
,gsss TO tn bet barrel In IL class, in Cd
dation TO tie regular cash peiss and
diploma upsn each variety.
PrsmipmA ere also ofsssd for appass in
boxes, baslEsss snd platsa. and somsbody
, going to sst moving machine. Fhsz
thsrs u cn<n, literally showsrsd with
prizes, aAd over 800 pesmiums o. grain
potatoes and othse vegetables.
J. HAIRY Rinss, 60 Congress street.
Portland, viii sand - premium liz q
ro0onG<.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
Challenge 70 Discussion.
ELIswoKrH, Me-, Aug. %, 1911


ELIswoKrH, Me-, Aug. q, 1911.
10 tAs Editor AZ TAs Amerscas:
On Friday evening, Aug. Is, Ksv. Dr..
Smith, OF Chicago, spoke ct meeting
hsld in postofncs square, fsvoring the ~
tsBtion OF tbs psohibitory law. AT The
closs OF his address an opportunity was
givsa for questions, and many were asked.
quits little discusioa resulting.
On The Tuesday following tbs Water
Win Ssasisei, under ths E1lswoeth hsad-
Ing, I'D . paragraph whteh rsfsrFsd to
d. emith and the dlscussioo that snsusd.
Ths closing ssntsncs ra&hsr amused M,
for IL sestsd that KS rsvsssnd gentle
man ~ forced 10 npitulnss". A. ons
who wD present ana bod . part in tbs
aiscusstsn, the sbovs ssnesscs has IL
jnstinsstion, evidently, in ths viewpoint
u tbs ON who wrote 4 o. inspirsd IL.
We do not al 80 alike in H. matter
that u = stake, and esch stds has its
rsasons fsw H. belief. Enlsss ! am mis-
tsken, ths article abovs rsfeFred to had is
impiratioo from g. b. Stuart, who took
an activs pGst In the discussion tAas even
me NOW . I18VS ~ .IRA = CQkD1<Au1 Nv kOOS4
reasons tor tbs retentioa Of the nv, while
Mr.. Stuart wishes for its repsai. was
sorry that thsre were nst moro cut on that
evening to hear the discussion, but II
occurs TO NJ that IL might be good thing
TO Aase - open dehats on this mooted
question.
was planning TO have . Temperance
mass meeting in Hancock bali O the Sum-
day evening before election. Why not
have frissdiy discussion OF H. issusi
This b . unattsr In which many Of our
citissns A. deeply interested Il wish
that I'll wss), and sush discassion might
put things In clsaree light. Hence this
lsttsy, and an invitaGion TO l1F. Stuart "a
discass tAs issss withms on that evening.
II Ne. Stuart dos noe oare - accspe this
invitation, will b glAd to NEST anyons
whom h asaignatss 70 Dies tie ques-
tton With -.
lweuld Suggest, n order 70 pat time
limiks 70 ths dlscassion, that ssch man
havs tusnty minuEss in which TO maka
his opsning statement; then each mas
have Aftssn minuAss In which TO make {
rstpindss, closine with 6fAssn minutes Of
give and take, QUESTION and answer.
For 90 who SHALL preaids over ths msst.
ing and oct = timeksspss, I would ssg-
gsss hin honor, Mayor Leland, IL be would
- kind enough to serve. Thers win b
70 sxpsnsss incurred ~ Mr.. Stuart In tn
natter Of ths meeting.
Very truly yours,
r. 4. A. KIII.Al1.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
lepaI Nstisss.

rTlHR Subscriber hereby gives notice 10.
II she hes besn duly appointed sd"'hi'
tFnariz 81 the estats Of
FRANK ". FRIEND. late Of sEDGw'oA'
in the county Of Hancock. deceased ~.
given bonds = the lay directs; ~ Is.
sass Of said decsassd are desired 70 prs ss.s
the sane Tor ssttlsmsnt. And AZ lnus, m.
Deaiately. BLANCHE A. FA
ss6gwiek. Ne. Aus. =, iSii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

10 tie Editor n ths Americas:
Every wsll-intormsd man knows that
the raj issus On which Maine voters viii
soon vote u WHISTLER ths State shall con-
tinus undsr prohibition o. change to SONS
kind Of license Nv. And ths important
QUESTION 10: Which h bsttsgf
Il ID not dsnisd that thsrs d SONS truth
In The chargss mads against prohibition
foe instancs, that II dossn't ssprohibit''
nobody svsr claimed shat II did, bot II
has rsducsd MquoR- ssllinG 70 . minimum,
and ~ uads any sailing disrsputsbls;
asain, IL NV ~ 1ot always and svsry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bucksport has received it, handsome new
easolene hre engine. Shades Of Jed
Proutyl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
crry o. 1IIswoarr, NAME
II boAnp o. ALDxnxEx.
AuGuNs n. 1911


rCHn New England Telephone and Tel..
t6s Mayor end Board q Aidermsn o. sse ciss
q ulisvsssA, Ne. for location for ia POLE.
porting ssA ssrssgihsnins axtures aud w i
u The tcllcwts9-na ssd afsets and Highways
sssd cdsr..y asr... % r.~rv. .p,e. 70,
one ese. afn y The top Of All the above poIes
wires. owned BIZ tbs city and used for u,uniei.
nai vurpuses- Baid poles TO be erected undsr
The sspesstsios Of saeh ofscers as said city
ro,lo.ins :. The streets and highway.
ABOVE referred -:
junction Of Pine srsst and Oak Lane 10.
casion desired for one pole only.
Data AugUss -. RAJ.
SEv EseLAxp TsLxruoSr AND
TKtn1RArH CoxrssV,
~ Francis A. Houston,
General Manager
By d. B. K
CRY ~ EILswosrs. NAME,
LIZ DoAap or AipsRsEx,
Dats Angus. ii, isIil
Upon the fcws9otns petition. IL Is ordered
thai pottce thereof BE- given BY publishinsA
copy Of said petition snd this order thereon
In the Ellsworth American. . newspaper
printed In The city Of Ellsworth. Maine, aud
thas hearing thereon - siyen q, the Mayor
and Aidermsn's room on the second day Of
October. NJ ID o'clock p. M. at which ilme
and place fesidsots and owners OF property
upca The Highways - be Affected b. TIE
ossss e...oas !sa sa .Ss ,a df ov
portuaity 70 show ca1ss Why sreh permi:
shoaId NOT be grAnteA. the last publication Of
said nssice 70 b a least fourteen (is) days
4 tsus copy Of PETITION. and notice thereon.
Attess:-fnoAAs Z; Hats,
City CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

Nonanatsd By Tie Governor.
Among nominations hy Gov. Piaisted
rscsutly announcsd ass ths following in
Hancock county:
Notariss puhlic-L l. Wardweli, Han
cock; George R. Fuller, Southwest Har-
Dor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

nU00Y -secosd- haad phsstsa top buggy;
ID in sod condition Addsso "buosr".
p. o. bog - Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30

patton OF his. visit. It 10 mads q tin
cup or can nailed to the end OF . log
stick or broom handle. Ho1R . ~
spoonfuls Of kerosene in the cup, piek oas
Mr.. Mosquitoes b rsciines O tie ceiling
preparatory 70 snoshsr bin csusp up
upon him and prsss tha can agnEnss ~
ceiling 70 q to inclass him. H viii ~
tempt to ny, bat the tin csFs and ths
kerosene viii get him.
To what extent financially the psopas Of
the United States 90 TO rid themselves Of
the mosquito 10 mot known, hnt the de-
psrtment Of agriculture estimates that fol
the screening Of buildings alnne tlA0o. o0
Il spspt each year. Bcrssn, - b SUCCESS
full, must be mosquito proeG Dr., Johr
B. Smith, OF the New 1srss5 agriculturs
experiment station, ays thsy seldom arc
and that the mesquite VIII patiently maxi
his way through SONS small opening O
crack kensrally thought too snail for hi
entrances. Screens should havs ct ieas
twenty msshss TO the inch.
! The attic and cstlax windows Of house
are frsqusntly overlooked In screening
and the mosquitoes sntsr and pass II
winter in comfort. In eooneeticn Wit
bsd cAnopiss, ssrsss in laid upon the n
csssity Of keeping ths netting vel
mended.
j To hid the housshold OF mosquitoes
however, IL not enough Prscautions mui
Be- taiEsn to prevent thsir hessdinl
Screens should b put over al possibl
bcssding-p laess. In New OEiaans IN
Galveston, WHARF TIE rain vatsr supply
conserved in large tanks, tie nscsnity {
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for krnt

TyENEMENr-Uppsr- hosss known ~
Ks1llher house oppo4ite Hardwood fac
tory. Apply TO JAnss a. McSsswS.
The evening times., 1911-07-28

Territory Then within robbery would be committed
the south fork Of the Platte Bugbee out to
have led the robbers vigilance locate them
Frost who had been cavalryman during
morse and started for the last place the Bugbee
their visiting cards The country unbroken plain
young man could ride where pleased
agents. and 1t was difficult head them they
had had to travel only by the
After months chase Frost tracked the point
the entrance Of the directly twenty miles
from Denver Frost rode evening fifteen
miles west OF Denver and while eating supper
VINO had come down from Empire meeting prospecting
party OF eight men in five miles canyon had
asked him when the Denver coach would wishing
TO take passage to the mines putting
anon ne already had the prospectors Bug
oe gang and that they would u
Since the coach would the point had
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The evening times., 1911-07-28
BUGBEE THE BANDIT

~ UR1NG the civil q celebrated Kansas jayhawker
named Bugbee rode at the head Of a band of outlaws
L. leaving a desoated track him. Among his other
crimes was the murder Of the Hamblin family
farm near Marsve Mary Hambn aged twenty
70 Elliot Frost soldier in the Union army. was
charged at the end of
eny the grave OF the girl he had expected
Standing there by the heaped EARTH waving
grass he sWore that he would till he Bugbee
Busbee finding that becoming too law abiding
Tor operations crossed the line
c took with him seven or eight Of his Jayhawkes With
operating the different stage lines the region
Frost went to Denver and heard Bugbee
gang were the terros OF every leading of
was impossible to locate them. oper
ate the route southwark to Pixies the day
would be heard Of the road leading
The evening times., 1911-07-28

herbert broke in hot with but still endeavorng
up his supereilous tone:
Il presume annoyed because did give wed
ding Here sovereign
in peace"
His attempt only wrought greater passion
and leaned him.
"You dare to offer present.! she cried You low,
nerles that pushes the best of
thing and thank you dessay be with
soveegns-you that spends all salary yourself
lives like lord your mothers bit of money"
You have been listening at keyholes the badgered
declared trying vany avoid the glare Of
six inches S down and behave yourself
II ave not Jane replied regardless Of his injunction. Il
good earring thank goodness and brain and
gethe And there's lower things than listening
oles and one of thems eating widows with
ot dinners, that she and Miss Katie
and cheese when you're not thereshe gared fghuy him
land grumbing at the good food besides she added
The beauty Of her quite escaped her hearers
notice He had been battling with wild primitive to
shake her into silence Next that he put fingers
in his and only stopped by extremely
foolish he would suspicion
that Jane would pull them again for him.
about his mother and sister a his
attention and he flung aside all preense Of ndGcrce