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1902.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUS ED.

HARPER's BAzAR is.a journal for the home It
gives the latest Information with regard To the
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State of Maine.

HA>CocK. s. TO the Honorable Justice of the
Supreme Judicial Court next TO be holden At
Ellsworth, within and for the said county, on
the thlri TUESDAY Of January, A. ID, lss-.
TNEL r. LEIGHTON, of Eden in said county,
L wife of Oegood r. Leighton, respectfully al
eges that her maiden name WAS lneL r. ilaraden {,
that she WAS lawfully married to the said Osgood
T., Leighton at Steubcn, i'll the county of Wash.
irgton. and state of Maine, on the 18th day OF
March. A. D. 1872 by }. {. Googius, Esquire, o.
said Steubch, that they lived together as husband
and wife from the time Of their said marriage un.
III tho LIT day Of August, A. ID l,s7, that your II
bellant has always conducted herself towards her
said husband as faithful true and aiectlonate
wife; that on the said LIST day of August, A. ID
lss., tie said Osgood r. Leighton deserted your
libelaat without cause since which time she has
never him. and she has not heard from or
had any communication with MIN during the
three years last past, that Tie said descrtiVn has
been utter and continued for more than three con
sccutive years next prior TO the Hing OF this libel
that the residence OF The said oSgood T.. Leighton
l. not known 10 the Nbellant and cannot be asCcr
tanned by reasonable diligence, Your lihellant
further alleges that her said husband. though be-
Ing of sufficient ability has grossly, wantonly, and
cruelty refused and neglected To provide auV
support whatever from her said husband during
the three ears last past that there is collision
between your tiheliaHt and the SAID Osgood r..
Leighton 70 obtain a divorce, that your iibclant
believes II reasonable and proper, conducive to
domestic harmony and consistent with the peace
AMI morality OF society, that the bonds OF matri.
be dissolved by divorce; wherefore she prays that
such divorce may Ice decreed. and that she may
have the custody Of her minor child, aged four
years, and named Ralph +. Leighton.
lNEK T., LEIoHroN.
Eden, Oct. 90, ls9l.
~AGApAHoC, $ --Subscribcd and sworn to be
fore me this 18th LAY Of November. A b ls9l.
GEO. W HUNT. Justice II the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
HASCoCF, IS Clerks otice. supreme ,Judic.
ial Court, in Vacation, Ellsworth, Nov. %, A. u.
ls9i.
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered That the libel.
ant give notice TO the said osgood r.. Leighton, to
appear before the Justice OF our supreme Judicial
Court. 70 be holden at Ellsworth. within and for
the county OF Hancock. on the third TUESDAY OF
Jan, a. u. 1872, by publishing attcstcd
copy OF said libel and this order thereon, three
weeks successfully id the Ellsworth American, "A
newspaper printed in Ellsworth, in our county Of
Hancock, the last publication to be thirty days at
least prior to sand third Tuesday of Jan. next,
that he may there and then in our said court ap
pear and show cause If any he have. why the
prayer of said ibelant should not be granted.
IL CllIt ; A. EMERY,
Justice of the sup. Jud. Court.
true copy Of the libel and orver Of court thereon
3w49 Attest JOHN +. kNOWLTON. CLERK.
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A FEW FACTS

How Is It that there is such nice Assort
ment Of Goods at Hollis Variety Store,
1t Is because the goods were bought early,
before the best have been picked out.
These goods are bought for cash and sold a
cheap as poorer goods that are bought lister.
Any one looking for Lamps. Cookery. Fan
cy Dishes, Plush Goods Of any kind, Pictures,
Skates. Sleds. Toys, Dolls. Games. etc, should
call and examine before purchasing.
Our aim 10 Confectionery Is to buy the best
and keep 1t Fresh.
Hollis VARIETY STORE,
East End of Bridge.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Dec. l2. 1891.
Mrs. Mary F. Davis. Mrs. Jane Davis.
Andrew Dow, Miss Ida NJ. Flood,
Mrs. Abbie +. Pratt. Mr.. Geo. W. Quinn,
Mrs. G. II. Smith
Please call fer advertised letters.
A. X. DEvKRgUX. P. N.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mGstbe paid for at the rate of ten cents line
South Deer Isle-Dec. l, Mrs. Lizzie E.
wife Of B. s. W. Hatch.
Southwest Harbor-Dec. IL. Mrs. Rose, wife
Jones W. Tracy, aged "a years.
Csstine-Dec. 8, Mr.. l. L. Shepherd, aged
o. years, IL months and 10 days.
Steuben-Dec. IL, Mr.. Sherman Pinkham,
aged "a years.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

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It cures diarrhGa, regulates the stomach and
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Of one Of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Price TWEEN
ty-fve cents = bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
lylO,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas.oria.
When she was a Child, she cried for C9storia
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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FraakIis.
The school taught In district No. 4. at
the Head of the Bay. by Mrs. Cleaves of
West Gouldsborough, closes this week.
All speak of it as one of the most profit
able terms taught in this district and Mrs.
Cleaves will return home with none but
kind feelings from both scholars and pa
rents.
Dec, IA.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an adj
mnistrator of the estate of Eliza A. Eldridge late
OF Bucksport In the Co. of Hancock, decea sed,
by giving bond as the law Directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de.
ceased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the same for settlement
DAVID W. ELDRIDGE.
November il, A. D. 1901. SW5l
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BABYlAN D.

Gay jingles, sweet little stories dainty pictures
will make BABlLAND for 1892 a charming maya
zine for the little ones. Among the many good
things will be
NURSE kAREN's NORWAY TALEs-stories told
by n Norwegian nurse to little Americans-by
Emile Poulsson, whose Finger plays' and "Toy
Closet Stories" have made her our fairy god
mother.
The SwEETHEART STORIES, by Bella d. Clark,
new friend, but one who knows all about baby
folks.
The TIPTOE TWINS, and their dongs, will be
described by Margaret johnson, whose .'Toddle-
k1ns' and "BOofer Kitten" have never been for.
gotten Only 80 cents u year.
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Ellsworth-Dec. 8. to Capt. and Mrs. John
Patten, a son.
Hancock Dec. 4, to Capt. and Mrs. Col.
man A. Crabtree, son. Earl PAUL.
steu6en-Dec. 8. to Mr.. and Mrs. Melborn
Wiley, a daughter
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New Advertisements

Or, Goods-W Whiting Bros.
NmA- Announcement-G W Mcdonald & Co.
Christmas Offering Holmes Bros.
UI-ter--H. NJ. Byrne Il Co.
4ution-.i +. Robbins.
Nplicc-Mrs. T.. V. Palmer.
\ntice-Amos j. Chatto
Freedom Nouce-Johu Billings.
Report 81 the condition Of the First Nat Bank
Report 81 the condition Of the Burriil Nat Bank
rar.y losurc-Arthur ; Newman.
highest Cash Prices-A. L. Harden
Pr'-prctuses.
y tiCe of FOreClosure-tIeorge Hardy.
Notice of Foreclosure-Wm NJ Roberts.
Probate Notices.
Insolvency Notices.
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City and County

Offices 20 and % State Street.
City and County.
New Advertisements.
DRY Whiting Bros.
Nua- Announcement-G. W. Mcdonald Co.
Christmas Ofering-Homes Bros
tI-ter--H. NJ Byrne Il CO.
suton-,I. f. Robbins.
Nolice-Mrs 4. V. Palmer
Notice Amos i. Chatto.
Freedom Notice-,Iohn Billings.
Report Of the condition Of the First Nat bank.
Report 81 the condition Of the Burriil Nat. Bank.
F1r.tlosure-A Arthur Newman.
highest Cash Prices-A. L. Harden
\.tite Of Foreclosure-George Hardy.
Notice of Foreclosure-Wm. NJ Roberts.
Probate Notices.
Insolvency Notices.
Would YOU to womsns heart an entrance win.
Then praise her babe, her bonnet, or her face.
And lou in amity may enter in
And warmly welcomed be. with queenly grace.
Rur 4 tbs yaner heart Of mar you'd touch
pestaut upon bis horses champion pace.
And famous pedigree. with praise. much,
Dr pa hi wealth, position, power and place
We hear with much regret that Mr.. Geo
cunningham is confined to hi, house by ser-
bus ness.
Why talk OF the friridty of our climate
ahce one can step out in ones back yard and
ra / 81 lsnIeliou in full bloom. as was done in
tui> tjty. SUNDAY, the 18th inst:
.ecturc will be given under the auspices
p, kt-'. Daughters FOR the benefit of their
.r-r sell rcsding-room. sometime in January
e. I'r. Manning Subject From Heide-
t.t- to Geneva on foot"
~ friends having contributions for the
ku-', Daughters Christmas entertainment
NJ. requested TO leave them a, soon a posi-
w'h The president, Mis- Lutte Bodsctt
with any member OF the society, that the
society may perfect ali arrangements.
r. Is expected that Mr.. Nolney b. Gushing
~.i e,tuFe in the Unitarian church. next sun
Ia' evening. under the auspices OF the W. [.
T.J.
II W. Holt ha, BIZ stock OF Christmas
sod New Years cards and novelties open for
>ale ar Inspection.
Whiting Bros. are ont with new "ad.'
which ! not 20 bong the Presidents mes
sage, but ~ hungry or needy man Of more
importance than even that model document
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their line 10 meet the demands Of the holiday
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A BILLION DOLLARS.

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Nearly all colds are slight at first, but their
tendency is to 30 lower the system that the
sufferer becomes = ready victim to any preva-
lent disease. The use Of Ayers Cherry Pec,o-
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DOCTOR YOURSELF
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFIa.
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i
bound book entitled, Thomas n. Doutney.
his Life Struggle, Fall and Reformation"
written by himself. 1t is from the press of
VIM. {. Gage & Sons, printers and binders,
Battle Greek, Michigan, and contains ~ pages.
The work is well written, profusely illustrat-
ed and is a graphic portrayal OF the struggles
he has had and the work he has accomplished
as temperance reformer, well as vivid
pen-plcture of New York. The following is
the unique dedication: ITO the best part of
nv life, my wife. this story Of my life is ten
DERBY dedicated by the man she has blessed for
lite, her husband" The book Is intensely In
teresting from beginning to end. and is most
worthy testimonial to the brave heart, the
firm purpose, the indomitabIe energy. and, we
believe rugged integrity Of its author.
Last Saturday was red letter day for the
WomaD's Club Little Lulu Eppes, nine years
old, opened the exercises by singing in clear
sweet voice, "Rock-a-Bye," to piano accom-
panment by Miss Maud Stevens. To say her
audience was more than delighted with this
little lady's first appearance before the club,
does not express it. Rarely is an opportunity
given ladies in Ellsworth to listen to nom
partisan and logical argument on womsn's
suffrage, as IA principle. as was afforded and
presented clearly. fairly and concisely, by Mrs.
Ann F. Greedy, one of the earliest pioneers In
the study and analysis Of this grand subject,
and equipped with undeniable statutory evil
denee in support of premises. 1t is no wonder
the suffragists of Maine, and indeed New Eng
land. place Mrs. Greedy in the very front
ranks, fitted as she is by education, careful in
vestigation. and mastery ability to meet pro-
posed. but not valid, objections to this with
held Justice to women. Mrs. E. X. Hopkins
followed by eloquent and substantial quota
tatious from that noble advocate of equal
rights, Mrs Zerelda Wallace tmother OF Gen.
Lew WalIace). Mrs. Marion Higgins present.
ed an original paper on the same topic. All
congratulate Mrs. Higgins upon the excellence
and interest Of Der essay, combining practical.
~ well rs theoretical truths. After an interest
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Low=priced excursions 80 California
were first established by this Santa Fs
Route. These excursions have been
successfully run over this line for
years, but have been managed by wall
known outside excursion agencies.
since January, 1889. the santa Fs Gem
pany have been running special Gall
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its own employees, engaged especially
for this work, They will continue
this arrangement-the excursions lSav-
ing Kansas City every Friday evening.
The ticket rates are the regular sscSE&
class rates. pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars, with all the accessories. are fern
ished at the rate OF SS.00 per double
berth, Kansas City TO California points.
These excursions are personally con
Quoted, and every comfort and coRVeA-
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bsrs OF these parties. Those WhS cen
template y trip to this Pacific CSass.
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