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wesn.n's nervea ere very d,ileate. ana
are really influenced IN certain con3i-
,lons S.rvoasa.ss ia real anrIeson. Il
L. . sr!svous aniietlon.
IN women. nervousness In usually asse.
c!a;sA with those Diseases peeifiIar 10 shsiP
sex !, may se due 70 stomach disorder,
hnwever or Il may b. du. 20 her~sity.
HrDrA< viii Strengthen weak reeves.
L. matters not shs 0uss o. n. evil HrD.
TAN cures Uterine Troubles chr.nae n.
famrs;;en ard ule~rst'cns HrDYAJ
euTes s;srnarA Ahorsss. HvDYAS goes -
the hotsorn 81 .he evil II removes tha
cause ~ the nervoas condition. Women
who sarer with h@adsrhe lryx d. ssnssn
eyes ana ssrk cfreiss unssr eeyss (f9g y.
pale. thin taea tffs d. rsics.sten of heart
Org T.. weakness ~ limbs Zig s., dsszi-
nsa. .oss 81 aDpsti,s. pain ia back, saoali
take HupTAS. IL cures.
HCDYAS aale:s the rsrvss Il strength.
srs hem. HUDrAS produces ei.as ard
rosy corrrisxsons HrDYAS gives 70 all
weak and nervous women h.si,h. strength
ara activity. HUpYAS NOT only r.li.vss
IL cures permanently.
HCDYAS q for SAFE b. 6yusxists ~s,o .
package or cir package. FOR n1
II year irusG:si 9oss not keep HCDYAg.
sera direct 10 :hs HUDTAS Remedy
co. corner Stockton. Els ard Market
streets. San Frarc.seo. California
Ce.swIf the HnAya. D~~ssss Ahoua
Isss Case Ivss - Chsss4 WslaA.
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The following prices being offered 20 the pro
Queer tJ the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the dock aud IN the a; Seattle:
Grain-osts $2AS2. barley, SIT 50; wheat. chicken
iced. SIS; bran, $H, shorts. Sl5
hAy-Passt sound, &Sala; Eastern Washington
timothy, siaals; Alfalfa. s. 80 per ten.
EsSs-striCviy fresh ranch. 2Saac
Butter Fresh ranch, iadIsc creamery Gdf7c.
Poaf;ry-Chickens. live. i.e spring S2a3E dog;
turkeys, lie seese loo; ducks. Gs4 20 doz.
Live s,oek-Choice beef cattle. .6ttc.
steers s*sse: choce sheep. sAsc: good hogs. live.
sse' hogs. dressed Sc: calves. dressed. large IS;
small. &c: calses- live. large. &C; small. &C.
Hides Tets and wool Heavy sound salted steers,
ever 90 RS, SIS; medium, sound. yer n. Sc; hsht,
sound. under g n's. &c: cows. sound all weight.
ss. stays. bulls and s45se; sslted kps. ssc;
caives, per A. SO: green hides lie less than salted
dry h,aes, n. l2.e; dry crsls, oue-thtri less
GUNNER deer, per n Id winter doer dry. isa
Ee; papeTy dser, sal5c; dry elk, aalae green elk.
asse; sheep Isits, gesasl %: sheaTlines. iSdEc
Eastern Washington wool. Sc Western Washington
wool. l3c. dirty or timber burned lie; tallow. q
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JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
'oco4ne quotations today were follows:
Sugar. Flour and Coffee,

,sessr-fioiden c, In ibis. 5oc; extra c, in hbis
tSs sc h,rbs, az ssngiaJsa rs 20. III
Flour. etc Patent Excellent. s. 6s; Novelty A.
Aso' Star. bakers. s. Is: California hranas. siso;
corn meal. white, 81 "a per 100 rs in 10 u sacas !;
e e+adsi aosr pgge ~ r. - rs in 80 s.ess
per 40 as. In 5 n sacks s-seI IN, oatmeal. s. %
E r. 100 i9 h in ioIb .sss, graham nour s.s per M
H. los- ,s x de sss rye meal s. per 10 y.
rs 10 m s So.s ssc pearl IS e ,,hs pi s ~
~ rs IN 'a.s, ~hss. hak... ~. boxes. 81 As;
rolled oats. So % r. eb in 3 u SACKS: corn meal
Yellow. 80 peT hhl. in SAB sacks: corn meal.
pure per sb In Sob sacks. esais . bs,
- per thi. In 50 n sacks: steel cut oatmeal. 81 50
Per ~, in 5o-n sacks; graham, -four. s. 20 per eh
50 n seeks: rye meal. S., per hi. In sen sacks
re, ,,s hsSs = p-r BIZ fancy relied cats in ns,
, sS. cs: far, ~. r"ed az: s sacks a1 fancy
Comssat;fe,n Mocha. per. n, 9asle: Java Per
'i lava e. 's Ut. Y, s . ss,s. sc, Gs' sI s
coffee. lssac: Lion. zoos, si2 IS: ms. ST. E: rs
butter. Cheese. Egg. and Poultry.
Butter Ranch, &c NJ; fancy dairy. In squares
y a5T Washington ereamcries. / % and N prin..
Cheese Na'se Washington. ltal5c: Eastern. IA
BE hslfskjm cheese. lldl9c
Eggs Strictly frssh ranch goc
Comb honey-CalitorriA comb l2y8l3o: strain~,
'!Ssc
fouitrr Live chickens. BE: live turkeys, iec
dressed turkeys, IT@Ise.
Nain1ts, per IL. sacks Iic. Eastern black wal,
PUTS. li.c; reosns i2dl3r hlherts lie: Almonds
fancy, sost she'll sc; ALMONDS, Nc = i6c: peanut.
sc: pine, lsc; hickory, ioc: cocpanuts. PER dog
i5c. popcorn, &c PER n
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hayfugr' sogua per ton sHals, Eastern Wash
ing,on ti-ao'hy. SIS; alfalfa sloasI
Dsts Per ton. S@1f2i
pavley Rolled SCI
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nreadMtu rs.


SAN FRANCISCO Oct. |--Wheat quiet barley
quiet: cats steady SGat quotations
Wheat shipping No. !. sl.cai: choice. so's' mill
pariey~Feed sods.; brewing. e2yss-.c
Oats Gray, s. ia III: red 81 oaal0.
Receipts.
Flour quarter vaeks. 1,s7i Oregon. lib; wheat.
eentAls 97lS; harley centas. e 20, oats, centsls.
sacks asie: bran sacks 1913, ridahnr. sacss.
SO; hay, tons. e56. wool. bales. "a: hides number.
SO.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
NiIls,ass~ Middlings sasase; bran. sl' sesls per
Hay~wheat. s. 500: wheat and oat, s.efa. hes,
harley ss- So alfalfa $50 70: stock, ssaa 50: com
pressed wheat. IS ssss; straw, per bale, asasSe
Potatoes Early Rose nominal; river Burhsnks. 81
67.sc: river reds s5as5e Salinas Fairbanks, Sdl Is
sweet. -soasl Is. orcson Burbank. TaOaH.
Apples~C Choice, ST 80. common, 35c
6 dairy. 2sa17c; seconds, zsaa,c; pichiec afs,c
arkin. 1ka23e-
Cheese New INa12c: Young American. i,sc: Ese,.
ern l5aiec. Western, laAfals.c,
Egss store gsasc; fancy ranch. sc Eastern. q
G 3ac: Oregon, zssa2sc.
Wool aud Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada. Bate: Eastern Oregon. 70
tain lamb. as8fer mountain larh. Ssler. San Joa-
aun plains. sssc: Humboldt and Mendocino. ias
lie.
Hops-Crcr q lsse a3uic.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Quiet. December. 81 go; May. siia; cash.
S1-i
Corn-IaFse yellow. Ns7tslls
sterling Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty aays. 81 ~, sight. 81 ~
Financial.
SILVER hsrr. ssc. Neiicsu dollars. ssg4ssc dfafts.
sish.. III: Telegraph, Is
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW,
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

tsisiEess ricke: NJ ca Western avenue tr.iav TIE
steamer goods were the markets in fair daxnii-
t'es, and brought god fagare<.
tsFa!es were ii demand. and although TIE ship
fhcat N2s large commission PLEASED WITH
tie sails The demand promises e hold CIT a. laus
Is liz grapes are kept IN sood oaRiit.0a.
>orne especially good srpiss care ur fr,rn Gals
lorna The steamer shipment augmented hy
Aesfy ccns!suEients BY rEsi They wsrc IL good &C.
nAn1 All day this belng especially the case with
tbs iziley stock Which IN scIle Instances hrosShr
%s@SFe the TOP prices Apples 1rn2er than sscy
we're. and the ehsnoes that there VIII be rise
IL prles as sooa Is the CAifornis shipments begin
10 fall CT
shipment at California rEmg kins, squash ana
citFoas cane in On the steamer Tie demand few
them orly fair today
Potatoes are getting stronger. The demand fcc
them Is ca the increase. and farmers seem 20 Re
holding thar stock ;r the higher wine- prices Al
though the price Ii normal it viii probably be
fore many days
Dairy products snd poultry continue about the
same Good prices rrcrsA In butter and esss. ana
large saes made with lstle trouble Poultry
Is demorsliEcd and the regular dealers are over.
whelned with outside shipnenss Tie market il
exIeetet q improve within coapls Of weeks at the
outside. AeaIwhiie desleEs ki.tns fowl ard
putting them On cold storage
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PORTLAND Or OCT y The local wheat mar
Net il about as near hfele~s IL web could be
Exporters Today refused quote above 55c for
WaliA Wala. hui others ap0ted sc 20 $50 and
the latter offer refused for RTE lot the ground
that Sc had been offered by competing Arm.
Valley nnminaily 5'E3.sc
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cors.who'e. ssSs cracked, Sd; fee: neal Pc
rs we: t g. O.. q ,ah IS ssL SIS , . =
al. dairy chcprsd f.cd. Sk
Meats. Provisions and Fiah.
FrvsA raea;s-cow beef e psr II; s'res hces -s3sc
r~r 10. mutton wetAsxs &c per ~ rork n Trr n:
prsrisores- Hans. Iasye. p.r ssn.r' ~ srs.,.
tass hae9n. DC: dry saitsd s1ses. IS
-. n 50, - . as,e S,sr stc
SIC; FB CO. n; Wild Roe SIC
Fresh 1sh-Haeut. ssso; ehiuees sairs- sac:
~. sou7ie7s &a4r. <olss &c, -ork sd Ssse,
strings. lac; srslt. tssc: herring Ss4e ha,ea s>>4
las. systsFs. o|yrsg,s, sask g. ss.ica. es.,as
s. . SACK: p'angvness c-sss- live SIS. ceos,d. as
Potatoes. local. sisfI- Esr son, yAssnss. asa~
Ter ten; Nre's y peg sab. carrots.
nips. seOesl,e peg ss.e eaggmeess. sslsec
fe~ss s3s0c. crr sa-5c yer sacS ssiv-~-sssn. N =
Per oyster plant. re- ;ac Yer = paua.slas 7.S
= per =; squash, =
Fruits.
Green tTuit-o-snSes Mediterranean sweets. - s.,
rs fancy Vaeneias. s 30 lemons 81 sasS sc,sni
daf: ayples .ssayl - rSs hos scc<s,.1ns -
s s @ ersnse1res s. as 60 nee ~. =. e..ssn.
rasTac per hex. p'ums so57se; grapes. sassae CEN
cords Sr sac Ter basket pears, s. .&Jl 50 p-r hnx
ounces. sl9L5 per hex.
IApmber and building Maferfais.
Logs Superior quality, Ter NJ, Ne ! sr. ss4v
merchant able tr. stSs Ne. c-ta, 69- cV-nre,
Per NJ s45s spruce legs, sssa. cedar shinss asol,s
s. 50ag S
Lumber FIR, roush. s. 50; tntk nnish surfaced
enc @, tive siaes, Z 70 and = inches wide ylsSN
lengths. ls 20 Is feet; special lengths. Sc rer N
extrn: one inch Anish. SIS IS; all vertical Srsia 81
Ter N e,tgs, Flooring Dressed and sna,eh~s. xi-
sael; ST. 4 boards s.neh ssw "a: lesnch = sssis.
Pinch. Is4 - Fencing Ne si1-ineh finish
S. Ne, :. s.; or channel rustic or drop siding
weight aao ihs. 1L2R Fir timtsr-Jcias. and
.csntlinr- -cush Ssasw; 81 81 F. 50 sasIs.
SIS Clsl. Bcx boards. L inch and mp SIS
Washington red cedar himSer~ Rough ssse. he,.l
siding weight -aa lbs Sad Is 80: ceiling weights No.
/ and ; iiach. SO lhss Nes l. ard 3 ldneh
100 lbs sl3de.. wainscotins NaSi4: rustic SMa.s
"A. shingles s. 50. standard shingles 81 TO-. one
inch finish L. IA and is feet. tsssss; shick Nnish,
1915; cedar squares :. 5. and 10 fert sssss.o.
Ii bets. 81
Kiln dried 81 In advance of s-een prHyaee Soc
Cement gjohhinSi Portland. x. n. g. 0rs.
Alsen STa
Lime iioseins, Roche Harhor. 90: san Juan.
$3.50
Plaster tSobhiugl Golden Gste. FER bbI 0M
Plaster hair jisebinsl sshed. 81 50 Per sack un.
washed, s. 10 per sack
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The Cottage City sails.

REDUCED RATES EAST.
Call at the Northern Pacific Office before
going East and take advantage Of tho
lowest rates TO all points Everything tho
best on this line On and after Septem-
Der l2,h. rate to Chicago only $500.
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&c - F-r-s-- rsstszxs ta8sF 3As Asssgsy zsrsss
~.s s8o~ t~~axsrs So a&ssy assiA~ EEsa
stranx. fs.sA, lFGl9S- e.ease-ss>s1@<s e<sAas~ u
..s-
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Financial.

NEW YORK Oct q rse Commercial Advcrs
tiseT' tenann financial eahleeram says
The markets. here opened rssher dull today, hat
became hard the saIiy news a. the victorious
soriia at Kimberley.
The close was cheerful mcanirmed rurnnf
ot fresh victory at Laaysmith. Ccns1ls advanced
SIS 70 i1aS
Confidence impaired further nv expression It
the opinion becoming general that there Will
he no money squeeteS a result 81 the war Amer
securities hard throughout the session and
clSsesi steady rintr~ fairly active Fssor,ies
were southern railroad issues, Louisville n Nash
Vile and Chesapeake ohic>
Money cratic
BreAdotu6U.
LIVERPOOL, Oct Wheat Steady: No
sya,s red Western winter, b. iasd; No ! Northern
spr,ns. &c Id Futures quiet: Dscemeer. IS lid:
March. Is ID MAY, g. ID
com steady; SPOT American MIXED. new. h I'd:
cid steady. - ID Future November. quiet. 81
I'D Decembes steady. - sd: January, Is I'D
Wheat-t,arRaes ID coast. quiet and steady; car
goes on pAsssge. nominal and unchanged No
STANDARD california. ses ssd. Engiish country mar
ket, quiet.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON OCT. T.-Canstsn rsCiac. So; tnion
Pacific rreferei ~ Northern Pacific preferred.
II; Atchisot "a Grand Trunk a. Anaconda. u
BAR SILVER STEADY. sd Money. II yer cent
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

-Conttnued.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR. VAN DykE~prea % women
gsntto~urinsry chronic. nervous blood
and skin Diseases. Washington tu ding
DIR. FLEiSCHER - Specially surgery
geuito-urirary nervous anj female dis
eases Washington block. FRS, avenue.
Seattle.
Or :. J HOLMES removed to Burke
bldg Tel. Brown 1881.
Or SARAH KENDALL. Holyoke block.
Telephone Green 81.
IR. POWELL. Downs building 1ele-
phone Black i31I.
-
rR ARTHUR he woe. 2ei- Second ay-
enUe- TIE eph0Be.
tR CALHOUN. staTr-Boyd brock Tele-
phone Na!G al.
TR ANNIE RUSSELL. q ffinck1ey block
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AspEsT0s GOODS.

.gpoAT work. boiler and pipe COW
socially. DE solla-Dcuss!ng
ys.Isr wharf. Seattle
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Export. Nc. ] club Soc: No l hiuessem.
Bic. milling. No club. s'ic No h'aester. 10
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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aaTIfIC1AI L1S1ifs.

- a,tef 10 your particular case.
fSssAsrg Artificial Limb Co. IL
k<san building.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct gs.-~Nheat Ac higher today Ciab
5esc, bluestem, 5ssc-
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Ccrn-who'e. San, cracked Sd: fee: neal Pc
toa. 81
Wnea:-Fee5. SC: oil cake meal SIS; r:in.nSs
fsaS@ Iran. SIS - sha--s SIS Sc. cAerpei ted $50
al. dairy chcgrsd ..cd Sk
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<-rrITxRAL IMPLEMENTS.

H.s..rrLTIRAL IMF!.E WENT
% the hefE the e. road wagons.
snring wagon. exsiress and
..rgfs W she city Fun hne best
rs.s4.sry. also harness. pumps.
-. contractors read ast,. grad
-s anf DRAG and u aeel sscra perS.
st.s,s,s,t the best factories III the
- ssy s..s "a. Polson-W Hardware
s.sy n Coiman stone book. eJs-soi
k~,rs avsnae.
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GRANT. expert accountant:
sruax corporations. counties,
~ sr,;nsI, opened. closed. errors de-
,1sS5deat.ai. - colnlan block.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT.

The village improvement society held
meeting OF officers at q. X. Fulier's
last Saturday week. Not many being
worthy organization, it was moved that
the meeting adjourn to Thursday even
ing to meet at fremont hall. Here on
Thursday evening few courageous
souls, like forlorn hope, met to view
things and elect officers.
1t is still the deeply-rooted conviction
OF a few obstinate people that this village,
in its external aspects, might be i'm
proved; not merely the improvement of
ones own bailiwick, but the improve
ment by sticking up along street fronts of
property, and planting shade trees where
the general good is concerned. Every
body admits that if fifty years ago our
fathers had planted elm trees along Main
street and to the Point we might have to-
day streets as shaded and as beautiful as
parts of Main street, Ellsworth And if
we do the same to-day as we wish they
had done in their day, our posterity Will
rise up and call Us blessed. The street
lamps are fairly well lighted, on the
whole, when consideration is taken that it
is a voluntary service. Some OF our citi-
zens have kept certain lights furnished
and lighted most faithfully for two years
past. Others have scarcely been lighted.
The lamp at Norwood's Cove, corner OF
Fernald street, has not been lighted twice
in the year past. 1t is suggested that
this lamp be removed to some point where
there is more public spirit than there
seems to be in that neighborhood in this
respect Also that the one in front of
Mrs. A. E. Farnsworth's store be removed,
as the light from the store window lights
the street there the early part Of the
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East EIuehin.
w. NJ. Wardwell is digging we'll.
Mrs. James Il. Long is still very i'll.
Mrs. George q. Long is quite poorly.
MISS Emma Twining, OF Burlington,
Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Nio-
let Grindle.
Oscar White has dug well and piped
the water into his house. |. E. Stanley,
of BIuehill, did the plumbing.
Miss Nellie l. Ridlon is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Byron Young, at the North
port Campground.
Mrs Miles IL. Long and Miss Ethelyn
NJ. Lonr, who have been rusticating at
the Northport campground, returned
last Friday.
Chester Doyle and Miss Olgie Doyle, of
Portland, formerly of Bluehill, were in
the village last Saturday. All were glad
to welcome them.
John a. Miller, of Owls Head, and
Frank A. Miller, of Penobscot, were in
the village last Monday, the guests OF
Capt. John T. Miller.
Nearly all the workmen at Hall Quarry
came home in boats from Indian Point
last Saturday, and returned yesterday
The sloop "Lottie" took back fourteen OF
them.
Among those who attended the
Pomona grange at North Bluehill, last
Thursday, We're c. II. Curtis and wife,
w. l.. Candage and wife, and Charles
Youtman.
Schooner Gold Hunter, Otis Candage,
master, arrived from Portland last Tues
day with freight for the grange store.
She is now at Morgan's bay having her
deck caulked.
Henry q. York has repaired his sloop
"Bessie Belle. He has put on a new
keel, put in new tmbers, new ceiling,
new top work and enlarged the cabin.
She is now nearly as good as new.
Last Tuesday, about forty persons went
on an excursion to the Northport camp
ground, in the steamer "Catherineo.
On their return in the evening, just as
they came ashore, it began to rain and
they all got we'll soaked before they
reached their respective homes.
Aug. 2S. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
isIueIitiI.

BIuehin.
Chester Doyle and sister, Miss Ogre
Doyle, are in town.
d. l.. Gross and sister, Miss Belvidea
Gross, left to attend school. Mr.. Gross
Will go to Keuka college, n. y, and Miss
Gross to Sseo academy, saco.
Friday afternoon an interesting game
OF base ball took place at Mountain park.
The Brooklin team came up seemingly in
all their glory, but when they arrived they
were minus a catcher. Robinson of the
academy staff, was handed over to them.
The score Was 10 to Ii in favor OF the
academy. The batters were Gross and T..
Crowley for the academy, Thurston and
b. Robertson for BROOKLYN.
The eighth annual fair OF the Hancock
county agricultural society will be held
at Mountain park Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 10, 20 and 21
From latest reports, II. II. Hinekley is
somewhat better. All hope for his speedy
recovery.
Aug. p. II. A. C..
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II A. C..
BAPTIST FAIR AND SALE

The ladies OF the Baptist sewing circle
held fair and sale Thursday afternoon
and evening. The chapel was beautifully
decorate ed with red, white and blue,
American flags, golden-rod and ferns.
There were two tables for fancy articles
and aprons, under the direction of Mrs.
Q. II. Perry, Mrs. f. =. Greene and Mrs.
5. &. Hinckey. The souvenir table was
in charge OF Mrs. t. z. Bsbson, assisted
by Mrs. Cora L. Slower. The candy table
WAS very prettily arranged by Miss Lizzie
ID. Grindle and Miss Florence M orse. The
lemonade booth was conducted by Miss
Blanche Osgood and Miss Louise Hinck-
ley. 1t was made OF evergreen, and the
floral decorations were in yellow and
white. There was a beautiful display OF
flowers at the table presided over by
two little girls, Mabel Babson and Jennie
Grindle.
In the dining room below ice cream
and cake were served by the young ladies
OF the society. The tables were under The
direction of Mrs. McIntire, Mrs. Wes-
colt, Mrs. Franc Curtis and Miss Bertha
Sargent. The lce-creR was in charge OF
Mrs. Grindie, Mrs. Clough and Mrs.
Stover.
The ladies Of the society worked hard
to make the affair a success, and deserve
much praise. Thanks are due also to
many people not members OF this society
for their liberal patronage and assistance
in various ways. The net proceeds OF the
fair were $50 81, which will be used to
purchase a carpet for the church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30


:" HEREAS Frank f. Rea of Gastiae, in
w the county of Hancock, and state of
Maine, by his mortgage deed ls' he first
day OF January, a. d.. 1896, ana recorded in the
Hancock county registry of degia, book 800,
page 299, conveyed to Mary 4. WARREN two
undivided third parts of a ceItatn gt OF par
Gel of land situated in Brookssilta, m said
county of Hancock and bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at Oliver
Bakeman's eastern corner bound az corner of
fence; thence S, 60 E. 50 rods and - INKS TO
stake and stones; thence N. 49, L. TO rods to
spruce tree spotted; thence >. 5li9' E. "A
rods to the shore of Lawrence Bay. s1.called,
to a white birch tree spotted; thence follow
ing the shore southerly to land of Eaierious
Black; thence N. so w. to corner Bound be-
tween Valerious Black and S. D. Gray, hence
by said Blacks land S. So w. IS .5dG TO the
town road; thence northwestern BY said road
to pine tree spotted on n side OF road;
thence N 40' w. 81 rods following the fence to
the northerly corner of land formerly owned
by William Hewey; thence ~ lid HeweY
land 5. 45l1' w 43 rods and II links TO The N
side of the town road; thence by ia road to
the aforementioned bound; alseaE5 fesesvI1g
and excepting from said prem Uses tHat per
ton OF tie "Benson Lot, so-cslJed, ""''ed by
;. ID. Gray; also one other lot q I@la situated
IN SAID Broo ksyIlle, and bCUI OK and dV-
scribed as follows: Beginning Ht boundary
stone on the west side of JohnnR CAMS and
ing, so-cailed; thence runH..s SOUTH
easterly direction following II. = fence 10
the highway; thence in a southpriv direction
or as the road runs to cornur ia EHe fence;
thence in northWeSteriy 49,. zt}eN IL
straight line to blaZed spruce =tt. tIruGe
little more westerly in a stfalg0 LIE to
spruce tree near high-water MAJ said tree
being blazed on four sides; thence following
thu same direction to low-Wat aa4 T. .GeLCe
following the line of shore in am east 7rir and
southerly direction to place nj beginning.
and whereas the said Mary +. NHrra# bE her
deed of ignment daJtd the t#z 5St day
of July, 1899, and recorded IN sod f.zj Try II
deeds, book 339, page 3s7, assigrsa and trans
ferred said mortgage and The 49, $50, ~ Sc
cured to me, the undersigned He--
kins, and whereas the condisa0s oi said
mortgage have been broker
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

You sent reporter yesterday to ask
me il intended to be candidate for al
derman at the next election" es, sir
"And | said TO him, Il am dead certain
the people of my ward know what man
they want. YES, sir" well, this is
what he made me say; i am dead, certain.
The people of my ward know and SO on.
| want that straig htened out tomorrow
morning, or there'll be a fight!"