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Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

PrOnsinsns Citizen Of Bar Hark~or
snd Grxac Army tetew2n-

FFSf31asHf Citizen Of Bar Harbor
and Grand Army Feterxn-
Na2Aza Fsn-sgIy. oDs q the prozinsz1
es-ExsE& Of Bar Hzssor, c5es Frs1zy zsxnr,
after ssw 6sys' Illness os Brsras's dis
e@s@, ags1 sevsasy-two years. lie lad
been II sP2&rsnssy good h@altH Up TO
tsw Gays aga.
8r. FerDsIly lad be~z pxoznaDszt Ia
eEsirssss. pGs1ie and frsserrss s-sErx IN
E&r Hsrbos for years. He was bora n
Boston, c1s came 70 Nj Desert island
w1sn yozng z2n.
st k5e cgtbrssk Of rEs CEEl var. be En-
Lkte6 In the Iszh Msine. and serTsd all
tarozgh the wsr, with hoaor and with
Easny trying experiences he was with
TIE regiment from August, l52. 10 the
tiEzs Of hss capture in lsss, asd visa con-
snsd in ths pvfsoas AZ Lb5y, BslBs Isie
sse Salisbury, n. e. He was oo@ Of the
thirty-svs Survivors Of the regiment who
came out o. the first days agns si Gessys-
burg. and one Of fhe VERY fsw Unlou
soldiers who escaped starvation and csath
81 Salisbury prison.
AT the close Of the var ne came back to
S4A- Ase<gT 41G h<ll4sC al SCTaS3Tl-ls,
where be married Miss Ann Sozses Their
only child, the wife Of D,. Elmer J. Nor
rAson, Of Bar Hzrbos, died several years
ago. In is5o ne moved 10 Bar Hxrbor,
where be engaged in the harness and
trunk bosiness. lie was representative to
the legislature in ts7s and 1881
| For fo1rteen years ne was deputy
sheriff At Bsr Hzrbo<, and In 1896 and Isss
Tss sheriff o, the county. In 1861 he was
appointed postmaster Of Bar HArbor, and
served eight pears
BE took prominent part in tbs aetiyi-
ties Of the town, and xss treasurer Of the
Bar Hsrbor fair association. The Bar Hsr-
Dor hospital also claimed his services ss
one ofths board Of trustees.
Mr.. Penneiiy vas prominent In masonic
circles, being member Of 81. Johns CON-
rnanoery Of Bangor and Of the Mystic
Shrine. He served a. commander Of the
@. A. T. post here. He leaTes q widow,
two brothers-Tnonas, and Nathan, and
q sister - Mrs. Martha kimbslI, all Of
Northeast Hsrbor.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

Fs1oDsco< county rspublleans held q
go1slnz nsestIng At Bangor Last Friday.
Reports from every legislative district in
diextsG that voters we're keen for this CON-
an2 conflict, and were entering the strife
with The 1tnost confdsnee Of bringing
tae county back 70 the republican fold.
A ssase convention Of Roosevelt sup
portess il To be held in Portland ne1r
Wednesday, July 81, 10 select ceiegsiss TO
the third party convention TO be hsId in
Chicago Aa9. s. IL IL stated that at this
convention the republican State ticket
VIII bS endorsed, Dut tnat o new ssf Of
presidential electors viii be nominated.
Hon. W. c. Phiibrook, chairman Of tbe
republican State committee, Is very opsi-
nnlstle over the outlook. "Kysrywhere
that have been ia the state he said to
the reps biicsn gathering at Augusta lAst
week, ~ find enthusiasm and confidence
spreading among republicans, and dig
position 70 make every possible effort 70
win out in September"
The republican party has nothing 70 fear
IN the appearance Of Woodrow Wilson az
the antagonist Of President Taft. The
contest VIII be vigorous, and the advsn-
tssss rest With the man who has demon
stratsc his fitness to pass upon the great
economical questions Of the times and TO
make his administration pre-emineDtly
one Of industrial significance. The busi-
Dess OF the country will turn 70 Taft. The
business Of the country demand him
baltimore american.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

II tne Senate has iss way, Congress-
will not pat out of commission the
ssris board, ss the House desires,
TIE Senate has voted 20 amend the
House sundry civil appropriation Bill
by Authorizing an expenditure Of
szz5 900 to continue the work Of the
board. The establishment OF the
tariff board IL the srss really efficient
organization fog the construction Of .
tariff bill On scientific basis- IL is
greatly 70 Ds regretted that the demo
Gratis are opposing it; yet their action
10 chzraeterissics they are evidently
oound TO maintain their reputation
tor opposing constructive and pro-
grssssve legislature.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Master Everard Giles Is i'll Of measles.
Dorothy Taylor, Of Sullivan, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A &. GuptilI.
Misses Della Warren and Alice MelIer
we're guests Of j. W. Carter and wife Fri
day.
Elders King and Harris held services in
the grange hail Sunday afternoon and
evening.
c. J. Carter and wife and James Grin
die and wife visited Emery GrindIe and
wife at Oriand Sunday.
Mrs. Rowena Carter is home, after a
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
George NJ. Cunningham.
Mrs. Alice MelIer, after a weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Henry higgins, has
gone to North Oriand to visit her mother,
Mrs. Nina Higgins, before returning 10
her home in Lawrence, Mass.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
PEsog1CoT.

Miss airline Letheicq. Of Brewer, IL the
guest OF Miss JesRette Sellers.
Mrs. A. z. varnum spent last week in
cherryneld visiting her sons wife, Mrs.
y. Il. Vsrnum.
Dr. NJ. A. wardweIi and family were in
South Hancock Sunday, calling on Mrs.
Annie Smith and daughter Blanche.
Penobscot chapter, o. Z. s., is busy pre-
pairing for it's annual sale the third week
in August. Every lady Is requested TO
contribute some useful or fancy article for
the sale. The evening viii open with an
entertainment. Tce-cream will be oE sale
during tine evening.
July 2. WooDLocRE.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

STATE oF ozIo. CRY or ToLxDo,
LccAx CorxTY.
Frank J. Chez<y makes cath that he ig
senior p2rtnsr Of the firm Of y. J. Chenney 4
Co., doing bgstSess In the City Of Toledo.
Connty &Sd state Aforesaid. and tA4s said
arm viii pay the Sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of Czs2rrh
that cannot be eGred by the use Of Halls
Cstarrb Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 70 before me and subscribed in nv
presence, this sth day of December A. D. fsss
A W GLEASON,
SEAL SorAEg PCBLlr.
Halls CAt2rrh Care - taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and rspcCus snr-
faces Of the system. Send for Testimonial
free.
2. J. CHENEY a. Co. Toledo, o.
sold By druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
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NOTICE OF FoEECLossg RE-
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Correspondence.
A Special Notice .
ELfswoRrH, July 70, 10

Isf4EE WHIT July z<sf I74Zs
To the Editor Of Tire american:
The ladies Of the Congregational parish
are earnestly requested TO meet in the
the chapel Of said parish ON Tuesday, July
20, at 3 p. m. (if stormy, on Wednesday at
same hour, to consider several important
matters connected With the coming cen-
tennial, and to choose necessary commit
tees for the furtherance Of the objects In
question. X. b. MATHEWS,
Pastor Congregational Parish.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

TEE szSscrsbex aereoy E4vss zossce tass
l. he ASs Eeer dEly Appointed admins
TRAITOR cs the estate Of
HARRIET BENNETT late OF HANCOCK,
IN the coznty Ct Hancock decreased. Asa s1ysH
BEADS Ax The lsS directsA AL per&ont azy42g
6erak58z against the estate Of said deceased
are Desired to pres~st ths sane for sesf4szagcL
A16 all taashseG ksereto are rs9Essze1 70
make payre-s iansctxtely.
MrIros BzcEwTTz-
EIls~ortA- JEly 10. lsa
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
TMenty-fixe Ients. .

Or. Towards specific for the cure OF
constipation and dyspepsia Is not an an
known remedy. Ii has made many e
markable cures right here in EllsS ogih,
ana so positive Is Druggist g. A Psrcher
of it's great superiority in curing dys.,
pspsia, constipation, sick headache Ana
liver troubles that he will, in sddi'ion
to selling il at half price. refund tns
money to anyone whom il does not cure.
II you cannot call at their store, eut GU
the coupon and mail it with 3 cents Ane
a 5o-cent box Of the specific VIII Dc !.
you by mail. charges paid. Do not put u
OF. .sOne to-day is worth two to-nlos
rows"
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

ADid you come back for something you
forgot?v asked Mrs. Dariey, when her
husband returned to the house few
minutes after lsaving. 'tSo, nay dear
replied be, 81 came back cor something l
remembered
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
All Secure in the Third District.

II is all over but the shouting in the
third Maine district, the houns OF three
winners in September, HoE. William L.
Haines for governor, Hon. Z. c. Burleigh
for senator and Hon. Forrest Goodwin for
Portland Express.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

The Eastern Steamship Corporations
boats from Boston to Bangor are now run
ming daily, Sundays included, and the
connecting boats between Bar Hsrbor and
Rockiand and between Bluehiil and Rock
land are also running daily.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

The annual meeting Of the Maine Sea
coast missionary society meets with Mrs.
John 3. Kennedy at Bar Harbor, Thurs
day, July Is, at II a. m.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
EAST BLUEHILL.

A son, Harold Frederick, jr., who did
not live, was born July IS, to II. Y. 5srou,
and wife, OF Springfield, Mass.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
Coupon

This coupon entities the holder
10 one soc package of Dr.. How
ards specific for the cure OF COZ
stfpsrion and~ dyspepsia al Bali
price, &c. We will refund the
money 10 anyone dissatisfied.
q. A. farcher.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

CcIpon Worth 25e IL Presented at
G. A. PArcherss store.

In order TO test The Ellsworth Amen
cans great circulation and its supsrio'
advertising value, we have made &rrAnge-
nents with @. A. Psrcher, the popular
druggist, to os<er one of his best selling
medicines at bali price to anyone who VII
cut out the following coupon and present
IL at his store:
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

Advertisers IN THE AMERICAN are
capturing the trade.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
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Shlff = White skir. painted blue inside;
by paying charges to Manual RopaEas, sor-
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24


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MOTOR BOAT WE0SA - Is IT. long, II. Q
As1 In beam with horse, cylinder.
knox engine, cushions, lights, anchor and
road. etc; Hull and engine IN frzt-eizss con-
qitlon; San oe seen BY applying 10 PRANK s.
IDI-ACE-Scar moath Of Union river In Ells-
worth, 5la acres, with shore front dwell
Ing and out6uildinss; good well. For par
senlars apply 20 r. l. MASON, Ellsworth.
HAY-on the Jerry Cslnane farm At Beech
IL land Address Mrs. Macy CALsAxE
~ sserAmento st., Cambridge. Mass
- RAss - Small Geld; win cut from I 10 1
NJ toas- Inquire Of c. C. BUERILL, Ells-
LAY - Nine tons of pressed nav. E-F.
IL GLPArRIcE. Lamoine, Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

sTArE ELECTION. SEPT. ., maz
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24


E9g fSlsre-m1@-
WILLIAM Z. E&GNEs. ns gGa1erT@-is-
E@~ ts.sz& AEar1@ss,
TIMOTHY r. CALLAHAN. ~ LewAss1z.
fseg Representatives - Congress,
TSsxs DasGxsS85
Y0EgEST nOcz5NxS. - -sks-w 5sxsz.
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

FOB VICE PggsgDEgT,
JAMES 5. SHEgMAy.
or Sew TOgg-
Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24
REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES.

s&rsoSAL gLzcr1os sOw. & nsa4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
FIGHT
||g7URBS THE
PARTY CHIEFS
Ming Democrats Hope That
uan Can Be Persuaded to
ufthdraw His Objections
TO New Yorker.
WANT
pEACE AND HARMONY
raskan, However, Is De-
mined to Force the Issue,
Even Up to the Conven-
ton Itself.

June 22--Prospects
thst the Democratic national
invention would be organized
sithout q fight almost reached
,,pIshiug point tonight with the
4 simultaneous issuance of state
4 Nv Governor Wilson OF New Jer-
-staIpirz William J. Bryan s con-
: ior q "convention of progress
d aud by Chairman Mack of the
asI committee, that the committee
4 make Alton B. Parker temper
|3,imsn Of the convention.
Eiruan Mack's statement came a
kcurB after Vice Chairman Hall of
1.Ea, regarded as Mr.. Bryan s per-
4 representative here, insisted that
kJsr "would never let up on his
|seinst Judge Parker. -
\ Mack had been comforting all
dih his fellow committeeman and
+. Murphy, leader Of Tam
Hsll. His statement was eagerly
b. the leaders who had aligned
IVES with Mr.. Bryan. 1t said:
g for Parker.
+ un satisfied that nothing will pre-
)udgs Psrker's name from being
&ied 10 the convention. Not only
ls national committee ratify the
D Of the arrangement committee
|Hbstantial majority, but the CON
3 will support the action Of the
cIganization III naming Judge
uau Mack tonight said:
b can make it as strong as you
at there is no intention of com
+. No leader or delegate has ever
about comprise to me, and there
none"
y means fight on the floor Of
lyeltion, does ii not7''
/" replied Mr. Mack, "I don Z
ut, Bryan OF anyone else can
hight against the candidate for
FU chairman chosen by the ma
tenmlttce. There is no issue in
y the selection Of Judge Par.
Sgar's friends and the leaders
wilson forces held conferences
ny throughout the day trying
candidate for temporary chair
opposition to Parker. No less
ven names were considered, but
was decided upon and it was
Y agreed that the best plan
70 await the arrival of Bryan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
BALTIMORE BEGINS
WITH BIG PARADE

BALTIMORE. Juno 22.-Baltlmore to-
Democratic convention and formally
opened the festivities with a street pa
rade and display or electric lights which
will be turned on every night during the
convention.
The armory. where the convention will
assemble, was thrown open 10 public In
spection, Nearly 10000 people passed
through the building. Except for a few
touches i'm the committee room and COM
plction OF the press wire arrangeme nts,
The armory is ready. The only portraits
allowed inside arc those OF Washing on,
Jefferson and Jackson. and the only in
scriptlons are the following sayings.
"Nho never sold the truth to save the
hour.''-Jackson.
'May the virtue and happiness OF these
peoplo be preserved and the government
which they have Instituted for protection
OF their liberties be perpetuated. Wash
inEton,
"May the infinite power which rules
the destinles OF the universe lead our
councils TO what is best and give them
a favorable issue for your prosperity and
peace. jefferson.
Spectacular !.boom' work was done to-
day by the Wilson men. who sent ennis
saries with thousands OF pasteboard hat
bands bearing their slogan. "In. with
Wilson"
Clark boomers have confined their ac-
tIvity principally TO pasting pictures OF
their candidate in almost every available
spot inside the hotel where their QUAR-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Offices
7OO-7Ol-7o2
Utah Savings g.
Trust, Bldg.
INCORPORATED

has received notifications Of contests
affecting the entire delegations from
tho District OF Columbia, Porto Rico
Vermont, the Philippines and Alaska.
In addition, rival claims have been
made to the seats Of the delegates from
Illinois Mt large, the first ten districts
Of that state, and also the Twentieth
Other contests inaugurated are over
three seats from Rhode Island, OLA sea-.
in the Seventh and one in the Ninth
Pennsylvania districts and both seats
in the Seventh and Sixteenth Texas dis
tricts.
The campaign of Autographs almost
ended seriously in the Emerson hend-
quarters for many OF the candidates.
Ever since the Wilson managers
monopolized one end of the balcony
over the hotel lobby with an eno-'
NOUS likeness of their candidate, each
headquarters has sought to outdo the
other by the display of Autographs,
portraits and banners, One Jealous
Clark supporter produced twonty'
foot ladder and was about to paste a
lithograph of the Missouri candidate
far above that of any other candidate.
Just as he was adjusting the stickers.
down came the ladder, lithogrnph and
man, all in heap, among the startled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
SHORT PLATFORM
FOR THE DEMOCRATS

BALTIMORE. june 22.-The Demo-
cratic national platform builders promise
To present to the convention next week
a document that will be short and IN
cIsjve The number OF teeth In IL: one
plank holder said today Will depend upon
the outcome OF the struggle between me me
conservative and radical wings OF the
party On most OF the majority points.
however the leaders seem agreed. SOM g
of them say that the differences likely TO
nrIse in the committee on resolutions when
IL considers the platform next week Will
be matters OF language rather than OF
contests
II william ], Bryan Wins his fight to
nave the keynote OF the, convention
sound ed by The progressive chairman. M
Rrvan probably viii he made chairman
~ he resolutions committee
In view OF the Republican situation
nd tho hints that the leaders OF a third
uri,st. may appeal for support To pro
.ressiye Democrats. there Ia litt!c doubt
bat whatever the complexion OF tne
baltimore convention. its PLATFORM VIII
make sweeping concessionS 'o t"e TAU
/ col element In the party
senator o'Gorman Of New horE' wno
! pp,tttna says that II is the consensus oi
n,itsGe, t,t, tpot the tariff should be the dom.
innnt iseue and that vigorous tariIi
u,an oin,,,. sbnuId be the committees frs
rara rhe next plank In oroer oi IN
aortopce Will relate to business HoHopo'
lies. snfyr,ps nIank ar.
r,v.d here today and seVeral promlIiieail ~
srfr9agettes alrendy hayo been proH'ses
% Nearing before the committee ,,
Oiher blanks the committee VIII con
s,der are az follows; 81 .h,
necJaring for regular Increase OF t"'
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CONTESTS WILL BE
TAKEN UP MONDAY Y

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Plans for
the hearing Monday by the Democratic
national committee Of rival delegates
for seats in the Democratic convention
were completed today.
Death bas reduced by one tho mum
bcr Of contests. There will be no
contest in the Sixth Louisiana district.
In the same manner in which the con-
test was created it has been solved, The
vacancy in the delegation was caused
by the tragic death in Washington Of
Wyckliffe, chosen to the Baltimore con-
vention some time ago. A dispute arose
as TO which Of the two alternates in
the district were entitled to his seat
here.
tional Democratic committee has been
informed that one Of the alternates
also has diod.
Up to date the national committee
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politicians. No ono was seriously in
lured.
Friends of Mayor Gaynor have en-
tered him in this lithograph contest
Last night about the time Charles +
Murphy and his Tammany followers
arrived Gaynor Autographs appeared
everywhere about the lobby. A gigan.
tic banner, necessarily hiding some OF
the multitudinous pictures of other
candidates, was suspended in the lobby,
1t read:
'tGaynor for president. A sure win
ner.'
Snapshotters Busy.
''The snapshot artists are doing a
rushing business. This year they are
not only seeking the prominent men,
but are photographing, the ladies. They
were particularly insistent that Mrs.
Norman E. Mack, wife of the national
chairman, pose for them. She finally ton-
sented provided they would readjust
her veil after the ceremony. They
promised and tried to fulfill their part
of the agreement. but a newspaper
man had to come to their assistance
An appeal for n winning candi"
date is being made by the Bryan
league of Iowa to every delegate