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The Lamar register., 1899-04-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
LAMAR, Colo, March 90. 1859.

Eb LAND
LAMAR, Colo, March 90 1852.
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton 70 make final proof in support of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before the Reg
lster and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
Thursday, May IL. 1899. viz: Joshua W. Glenn,
l. h. No. 1926 for the Mex of Sec. II, Twp. % s.
King ~ w. 9th p. NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz Byron d. Parmenter James
Guy, Charles w. Baldwin and Robert A. Nc.
Ribbon, all of Lamar, Colo.
ao-ml0 w. a. MERRILL. Register.
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1Hlr nornEEs ARE NADE ron.

A hozls is what woman makes ii; a
ghicr il, nine cases out Of ion. the
ssetion o. her mo;hor Tue training
giri Of sftsen Is shown IN lbe oman
! Eny. a son may som sumcs outliye
! early home iniu-neez-a daughter
Lrcly does, She may make missten-
4iScrctiou nsy b.s Ia her a necessary
arhsr; bat her early domestic ,riiiniug
! bil manifest Itself sooner or later. II
hAnk God that my mother told uc
hAi other women have becu taught
b tho world. said geniIcwonan to
%; lonE ago. This my friend, j.
5bgte which your daughter and mine
bogla BE- able % pay 10 our memories
sg after We sro gone The world has
sharp ~ay Of ic'srhing s. truths 10 a
tirl, l. Il not far better, then, that her
ho,her should tell her with that sweet
pF'hsile grace and gcailsness witch
'aiy = mother knowsy-Iadics' Home
IBaruaL
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2.225
80
DESERT LAND FISAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. LAMAR. coLo. !
February Is, 1883.

2 . LAND UFFIcE. LAMAR, IOLo. I
February 2S, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles W. Beach,
~ of Holly. Colorado has filed notice of in
IGNITION to make proof on his desert-land claim
Nwi4 Sec. !. Twp. % s.. Of Rng. ii w. 9th T. nj.
in Colorado. before the Register or Receiver az
April, 1899.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land; John A. Wilcox, Albert J. Wilson and
Dennis Conley. all of Holly. Colo, and l.. N.
Markham. of Lamar, Colorado.
mi-a5 WA. MERRILL. Register.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF coLoRADol

STATE OF CoLoRADo) In The
IS. District
County OF PRowERs. Court.
II. Emerson. Plaintiff,
John W. Bellew nni The Fort SUMMONS
Lyon Canal Company Defend
ants.
The People Of The State of Colorado:
10 the defendants above named, GREETING: :
foa are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named PLAIN
tau in the District Court, Of Prowers County,
state OF Colorado. and answer the complaint
,ihcrein within twenty days after the service
hrrvot served within the county or II served
out Of this county, or By publication, within
thirty uay- afi the service heecof, exclusive of
the day OF scrsieai or Judgment by default will
Dc taken against gu according 70 the prayer OF
the eumplaint- And If copy of the complaint
b. not served upon you herewith, IL service
hsrcot bo made out ~ the State OF Colorado.
ten days ndaltiural time 10 the above specified
shall be allowed your appearance and
answer in said action.
Ihis Is an action to remove cloud from title Of
northwest quarter nf section two. in township
twcnty-onc south, In range forty-six west, with
all appurtanance~ Thereto Including one decided
water right. In Prowcrs county, Colorado.
Witness my hani. at my Office. In the City OF
Denver, this ist day OF March. 4. ID. isp9.
Is. II " EnsTER,
Of Allen 4 Webster, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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TIMBER CULTURE FINAL. PRooF-NoTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LAND oFFIcg, LAM.r, CoIo. /

NOTICE is hereby given that James NJ Nich-
~ OILS has filed notice of intention to mako
final proof before the Register and Receiver at
their office in Lamar, Colorado, on Friday. the
cation No: 5o59, for the NEs of section No. 20.
IN township No. % s., range No. IS w. 9th p. III
He names as witnesses: David Barnes, OF La
mar, Colo K. j. kooncc, j. S. McCluuc and i
z. Merrill, of Graiiade, Cello
rls2-a26 W. a. MERRILL. Register.
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4 woRp ID rIIE MprnEa.


seu4 the children 10 b.-I with a kiss
and smile;
sEosi childhood ~iil iArry at best but
awhile;
AHd sooa they viii pass from the por-
tails oi home.
The wilderness ways OF their lie work
10 roam.
Ys' tseis them In With a gentle good
Highyir
The rnaa,lo of shadows /. yelling the
light;
Aud may be-cioa knows-Oa this swee,
litilo face
May fall deepsr shadows In liis's weary
race.
Yes, say ie God bless my dear child
reu prNy,''
Il may be the last YOU will say it for ayel
The night may be long ere you see them
again;
The no,herless children may call you
10 vaini
Drop .wee, beaedleiion on each little
head.
And fold them in prayer as they nestle
10 bed;
a guard Of brIgh, angels around them
invite,
The spiri, may slip from the mooring
tonight.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u. s. LAND oFgIcE. LaMAR Colo.
Eahrnarv " 1909

February "a. 1893.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Reg
ister and Receiver at Lamar, Colo. on Wednes-
day, April II, 1899, viz Milo ID. Parmenter, H.
f. No. - for the Sis NWIs and n y SWi4 Sec.
II. Twp. q s., r. l6 W. 9Th P. NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: L. Writ Markham. Flem s.
Hover, W. S. Strain and j. NJ. Wright, all Of
mI-a5 W. A. MERRlLL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-05
cr,.,.l nn,,en..

Crystal buttons are all the rage. and
the glassmakers at Venice expect 10
accumulate large fortunes In supplying
the demand
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summons,
STATE OF coLoRADo) Inme
couSrr OF PRowrRs. Court.
suNmoas.

County OF PRowERs Court.
II. Emerson, Plaintiff.
William 5, HinuIan. Robert srr,,,,ouS
Raymond GeorEe A. W ashburn o S'"'"oNS-
10 Trustees and The Fort Lyon
Canal COMPANY, Defendants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado:
Tothc defondants above named. GREETING:
You arr hereby required 10 appear In an action
brpnrht against you by the above named plain
tih in the DistricS Court. OF Pruwerr County,
State Of Color ado, and answer the complaint
therein within t~cnty days after the service
bereof, u served within tae county; or IL served
out Of this ogunty; or b3 publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof exclusive cf
the day of service or Judgment by default will
be taken against you according 10 the prayer of
the complaint. Aud II copy OF the complaint
b not served upon you herewith, or II service
ten days additional time To the above specified
shall be alloSed for your nppearancc and
answer In said action.
This j. an action 10 remove cloud from titlr
OF south west quarter section twelve. in town
twenty-five south, range forty--eyen west, Prov
srs county Colorado, with all appartenanees
thereto. including one deedcd waiter right; Ia
trEnovc cloud from title Of nurth-ucst quarter
Of section thirty +htee. township tSzents-one
south. In range forty SIX west, Prower~ county
Colorado. with all appuTtenaner- therein. in
Guiding one decided water right To remove
cl0ud from title Of southwest quarter Of Sec
tion thrcs in township twenty-five south. range
with all appuFteuances thereto including two
decsied water rights
Witness my hand a, my ofice. in the City Of
Denver. THE let day OF March. 4. u. issa.
81 Allen 4 Webster. Att'ys for Plaintiff
The Lamar register., 1899-04-05

Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly dts
turbed by coughing congregations. NO
excuse for il now. /. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-05

For quick remedy and one that is per
tectly safe for children let US recommend
One Minute Cough Cure. II is excellent
.pt Group, hoarseness, tickling in the
throat and coughs. l. ii. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-05
Ms opsniop.

Jones-"w WHAT form of government
should We give the Philippines?
Wheeler-"I don't know: but they
ought to have good roads PUCK.
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n he undsr.ixs~d. hereby proraIse. rith
MI, I will abstaia from all intosic3tiuz
L.. - beverages. iselndinx vine. beer o.
= thaI viii 90, rnaks, selI or give them
n, fss surh asss that 1 viii oos allow my
= -;sss. uor arI pSrsuise- sublset to my co,s,,
4 10 be vua ,.iaysd far their naAaafaesaF., sale
!, >. bsysnss; that viii sarae.sly go
~, 10 III haasnahle means, 10 promote The
:, q tstsl sbsiineaee.,
The Lamar register., 1899-04-05

-rBops = Prevrn.ive. s.iaeailoasI. evan
u ,.eial Ani legal.
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DR.. FENNER'S
Blood and Liver Remedy
AND NERVE TONIC.

This l. medicine that cures Ner-
yousness, Liver Complaints.
Dcranged Stomach and Bowels,
Bad Breath, Biiiousness, Con-
stipation. IL removes pimples
and Beautifies the Complexion.
II causes the liver to throw OFF
its bile. II cleans out the entire
alimentAry cana! and rids it OF
worms and other vermin that inhabit
an unhealthy stomach and bowels.
I, completely eleanses and purihes
the system and at the same time
strengthens the stomach. nervous
system. heart. lungs and all other
tissues. Il causes the head to be-
come clear and the patient energetic
for business when dull or indisposed
from biliousness or impure blood.
Il produces appetite, strength and
vigor. It does all these things with
certainty by acting upon the causes
of disease.
Il IS pleasant to take and its effect
on the system IS warming and in
every way agreeable,
II not satisfied after using one bot
tie your money viii be refunded by
.. n. MYERS.
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MARRIED..

BATCHELER-- BLAKE-At Brooklir, Jan n,
hy Rev r ) Drew of Scdg wick, Mis- Annie
l. Batcheler to Charles Deering Blake, noth of
Brook in.
DOY LE-BR AGDON-At Franklin, Ian =, by
Rev j f. Lombard, Miss Maud VI DOYLE to
samuel Brasd"n both of Franklin.
DTNTON-RiCHAR Bar iiarbor, Jan
II, hy Rev Charles Johe-, Miss Eottic NAV
Dunton to George II Richards, both OF Bar
iarhor
RY-BLANCHARD-At Searsport,
Jan 3d. by Rev - w Norton Miss Harriet NJ
Ninp -hurN, "t Niuterport, to Herbert y Blan-
Uhard "i Prospect.
LAW RENEE EATON-At Bucksport, Jan 26,
by Rev William Forsyth, Miss Zettie VI Law
renee, of Bucksport, to Samuel d Eaton. of
Lynn, MASS.
LEIGhTO\-CRlMMIN sullivan, Jan Il,
by Rev j 7 Moore, Miss Ida { Lei htou OF
MtlbIidge to Harvey + Crimmiu, OF sullivan.
LlTTLEt ELD-RlCE-ht Eden in %, hy
Rev Burleigh, Mrs Bertha a Littlefcd To
Edwin Rice both OF Eden
NJ IN-M'LA>E-At Hancock, Jan , . by
Richmond Wooster. ca, Miss Annie Mar
lin. ~ hancock, to Rev Frederick W McLaue.
oil surry.
RON ELL-BE\NETT-At Oraud Jan II. las
w Gru-s. e-q, Mrs Nancy Rowcli To De
Forest Bennett, hulh OF GRAND.
sONkS-oBtR-At Mt Desert. Jan 81 by Rev
Barker, Mis- Wary Amelia >ones To
Isaiah linden Ob,r both of Ut Desert.
SOMk>- FOLLY At Mt Desert, Ian 30 hy
Rev Lefingwcll, Miss Agnes II ~ume-
To Michael Frank Foley, hotn al Eden
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DIED.

BR,pGES-tt rcuob-cot. Jan - Mrs MARY
Ann irtdge-, aged t6 Years, Ia DAYS.
CAIN NJ Iir0ukeVi te Jan &c, Albion Z Cain,
aged - Years - day
CUEIIS-At Verona, Jan Is, Stanley W Curti-,
aged = y.
GILr NTRlLk AT lamoine, Jan - Mrs Xeua
fitzpatrick, aged Il years.
GRlNpLE-A AT rrnob-cot, Jan -, David Grin
Ute aged Il Years.
iIGGINS-At Far Ilarbor Jan -. Ernest VI,
son OF Norris aud Mamie higgins, aged d
months
JELLlsON AT Ellsworth, Jan ; Aiuon b
delli~on, aged % ears, months, 20 day
JORpAN-At Augusta, Jan - Esker K Jordan,
of Ellsworth, age, 43 ears
KILLEN-At Dedham, Jan IS, Hugh Kilen,
aged 40 Years
ktLLti- At Bar lIarbor, Jan -, Harold kel.
icy, aged year, months, % days.
M'CARTAEN-At Ellsworth, Jan 81, Robert
Mccartney, aged b6 years, : months, l6 day 3.
MO NSLlN-At Penobscot, Jan %, Elmer and
Elery infant twin sons of MIR anu Mrs Charles
Il McCariin.
MITCHELL-At Bar Harbor, Jan Is, Nelson
Mitchell, aged so years, months, 10 days
SAUNDER>-tt Bucksport, Jan 25 Levi W
Saunders, aged 81 year., months.
STAPLES AT Penobscot Jan 26, Porter NJ
Staples, aged AZ years.
STARBA RD-At prIand, Jan 30 Mrs Carrie NJ
Starhard. aged 81 years.
TlBBtTrS-At Brook-ville, Jan 2S, Mrs Elvira
1lhbetls, aged IS years, mouths, days
TORREY-At Surry, Jan 2s, Mrs Lois Tor.
rty, aged 81 year months, y days.
WErD-At ii tie Deer Isle, Ian 10, Miss Vestie
ID eed, aged l6 years, months.
YOUNG-At Lamoine, Jan %, Joel Young,
aged "A years.
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HANCOCK s. J. COURT.
ADJOURNMENT FROM LAST WE'D
NESDAY UNTIL TO-DAY.
TERM ENDS TO-DAY EIGHTY NINE
CASES COME OFF THE DOCKET,
EIGHTY ENTERED.

THE COURT
Presiding Justice-T IL. HASKELL.
Clerk-JoHN f. kNowLToN.
County Attorney-J. f. BUNKER, JR.
SheriG-LEwIs f. HOOPER.
Crier-W,LLIAM Il. HIGGINS, Bar Harbor.
deputies - john NJ, VoGELL, Castine
ROBERT Il. JOY, Gouldsboro.
Stenographer-J. A. HAYDEN, Portland.
Messenger-LEo WAKDwELL.
The January term practically ended last
Wednesday, though court adjourned
until to- day for hearing on an order o.
notice. Court again adjourned from to.
day until tomorrow.
The term was short one, and compare.
lively little business was done. Eighty
nine cases came off the docket-fifty. five
Judgments; four divorces; 30 neither
party. There were eighty new entries.
THE TRIAL LIST.
Following is record of disposal OF
cases on the general trial list not previ-
ously reported:
2s,5. Riley Whitney ct al. Mason; Hale 4
liamin. Continued.
2s3s. Dresser v. Chapman. Burrill; Peters
Defendant defauted.
1888. Burril Bank v Chapman Giles; Peters
Burrll. Trustee discharged; defend
ant defaulted.
NEW ENTRIES.
1898 Burrill Bank v. Chapman. Burrill; Pc
ters. Trustee discharged defendant
defaulted
DIVORCE DECREED.
The following divorce WIS decreed last
Wednesday:
Evelyn F. Chapman, OF Eden, from Ar
thur O. hapman, for desertion. Custody
of minor children given to mother. Bum
ker for libeIlant
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MARINE LIST.


Domestic Ports.
BosToN-Ar Jan IS, sch Mary Steele, Pascal,
Deer Isle
Cli Jan D. sch Hattie \ Marsh, stonington
Il Jan -, sch Su-an Pick, ring, Ncruuset
BnoTHBaY-ln port, Jan -, sch Amelia F
Cohb. VT Desert for New Ior
CAPE HENRY Passed Jan -, sch Mary A
i.alG from Iacksonvi e for Boston
CAkrkRtT, tn port Ian y, sch Irving
Leslie. iakrr, for East Boston
HALNi sroN Sd Jan IS, sch Jennie ; Butler,
Butler, iurta Gortia
>li Jan %, sch Helen Moseley. Holt. Fort
Morgan
INV YoKK-Cld Jan p, schs \ 4 ) Woodruff,
snowman, Azua, Nm {. Inns, Fullerton,
Ca "nne
sid Jan p, sch Mary Langdon, for Bucks port
CID Jan ., sch Jennie y Stuhb-, nOrr Ponce
Sd Jan p. sch ID d Haskell ternandina
W. l. nuit Jacksonville
NEW LoNDoN-Ar Jan 30 sch Mary Langdon,
New lotk f"r isuck-port
fEkTH AMBOY-Sld Jan IS, sch Puritan Sar
gent Mt Desert
PkoV1DkNCEzAr Jan 81 sch John Doug lass
Tur-ton. PerttSAA mhoy
BRUNSWICK. GA-sh Jan 26, sch Florence
Leland, Snoff"r, New London
I'HlLADELPHIA-Ar Jan %, bark Arlington
Griggs, Rosario
fE NANplNA Sid Jan "a, sch J Holden
Beal, New York
Foreign Ports.
BLACK RIVER, JA-At Jan II, sch John Paul
Crahtret, for New York
tuE>os AYREs-sId Jan &c, sch Mary f
Palmer, Haskell, barbados
HAVAsA-Ar Jan 20, sch Jessie Lena, Dey
ereux, Mobile
Notes.
PAsCAGoULA. Jan 2s-Sch Alice J Crabtree
from Havana, which Went -hore on Petit Boise
lrlanu Jan q, WAS towed OF all right.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 25-Sch George II Mills
r,'''''i''; 'l.o'i- s 'y capt Lot Ginbs for
ana rehaired, and will be continued in the coast
Ing business.
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Bluehill Falls.
jesse Trundy is In the woods for Irving
Candage.
Alvin Friend has closed his clam fac
tory until March l.
Horse-trotting on Thurlow's meadow is
the popular pastime.
Jennie Sylvester has gone to North
Sedgwick for season.
Brooks Dodge went to Somesville Mon
day to work OH Halls quarry.
Harry Conary is attending the high
school at South Bluehill, taught by Elva
Billings.
Hugh Duffey and son are still confined
to the house Mrs. Henry Bridges, from
Granite, is with them.
Isaac Dow and wife, OF East BluehiIl,
spent Sunday with Mrs. BOWS parents,
Albert Conary and wife.
Miss Nellie Alley, OF Surry, who has
been visiting friends at BROOKLYN, stopped
here Saturday, on her way home.
Henry Henrikson and wife, who have
been living at East BIuehil, spent Friday
with friends in this place, on their way
TO their home at South BluehilI.
Ian al w
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ALANsoN GoooISs.

East Lamoine.
ALANsoN GooGINs.
The subject OF this sketch vas born H.
he town OF Trenton, now Iamoine,
March 10, 1913 tie was the youngest OF .
family OF eleven children, all now d.
ceased. He Vas married to Miss Huida
Haynes In 1910. SIX children we're bore
TO them: Mrs. T.. l.. Hodgkins. Of b.
harhar, and George A, Ebeu ~ john "
and OTIS {. GOogius, al living Ia Cam
bridge Mass. CHddle the youngest, disd
many wears ago. In lSS6 his vi lie died sHu
IN 1883 he married Mr.. Jane Nurch, Of
Trenton. Sne died four years ago and
since that time he has lived quietly at tn,
old home.
Mr.. Googins was n man uf grea
thought, aud took much interest in ths
AFFAIRS OF the town, State and HHtto
Tie had held offices OF trust IN the town.
aud was always careful and painstaking
IN all his transact ions For number Of
years in earlier life he was emp Dyed by
he late Andrew Peters and other master
builders OF Ellsworth, when sh pbuildiDg
was The leading industry there.
Mr.. Googins passed away Jan. 49, at the
home where he had lived for nearly sixt,
years, thus removing another OF the old
landmarks Of our quiet town.
Funeral services were held ut he church
Saturday afternoon, Rev. $. p. Pendleton
officiating.
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RocEland, Buahll { nsEElh Sieanll Co

WINTER >CHEDILE
Steamer ".Iulirtte' will leave Ellsworth every
Monday and Thursday, at So a M surTy al
30 Il m, for Bluehill. PARKER Point, south
Bluehill, BROOKLYN sedgwick. Deer Isle sar
gentvile, Dark Hari'or ti-leshOrO arriving tH
Rockand to make close connections for boston
direct
RETURNING
VIII leave Rockiand at 8 a m, or on arrival OF
Boston boats every Wednesa, and saturday
mornings touching at above landings, arriving
In Ellsworth early In the afternoon.
REDUCED RATES
For passage between all landings and Boston
mill further nniice
ROCKLAND AND BAR HARBoR.
On and after Saturday, Nov e. steamer
"Catherine" will leave Rockland every We'd
ne-day and saturday upon arrival OF Baston
boats) for Sionington, Southwest HarboT.
Northeast Harbor, Seal iiarbor and Bar iiar
Dor.
RETURNING
VIII leave Bar Harbor at m, for above
landings, arriving in Rockland to connect with
steamers for Boston direct
o. A. CROCKETT,
Manager, RocklaDd. Me-
q. ". HI'.s.iN~,
.Flag landing. Agent. Ellsworth.
Passengers wishing to take the boat will leave
word at Stevens Drummey's stable.
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KlVERNIEW LOCAL UNION.
Christian Endeavurers VIII Meet al
Franklin Feb. 16.

Franklin Feb. 1S.
FRANKLIN, Jan. 30 Especial
lag the minister al ASSOCIATION to be
neId here Feb 315 the Rlvervew Local
{. E., comprising the Endeavor societies
OF this and the neighooring towns, win
convene on Feb. 49, at the Met hod st
church, franklin. The programme is
one that will be of interest 10 all. Those
who have he arrangements i'll charge
aere fortunate in securing Rev. G. T.
Coon bs, OF Milpridge, who will give the
address OF the day. The programme is as
follows
Forenoon.
To- o. Opening exercises
10 -. Address of welcome Rev j + Lombard
Rc-pon-e.......... Rev Henry Parsons
Ii co Social service Mr. George Rutter
afternoon.
200. Praise service led by Well & Gerrish.
2l5. Minutes of last meeting and other
80. Reports OF local societies.
Anthem by Methodist choir.
300. Address .....-.. Rev T Coombs
SUBJECT Daniel, or Int Xiplc Ad-
hcrence to Religious Principle.
$40. Papers for discussion on the con.
-tituton.
Duty of the Lookout Committee,
Franklin.
Discussion opened by Henry French.
DUTY OF Prayer Meeting Committee,
Hancock
Discussion opened by Harvey Ashj
Duty of Social Committee, West Franklin
Discussion opened by Vice. President
Tripp.
Duty of Missionary Committee Lamoine
Discussion opened by Mrs Nellie
Baisdell
Duty of SUNDAY School Committee,
Mt Desert Ferry.
Discussion open, d by Rev p Pendeton.
Erening.
700 Song service led by o Donnell.
30. Address.
Conservation service.
Anthem by Baptist choir
The officers OF the union are T. NJ
Biaisdell, East Franklin, pres ident; Mr..
Trip, Lamoine, vice presidents; Miss
Nellie Crabtree, Hancock, secretary and
treasurer.
The societies in the union are Trenton,
East Franklin, Franklin, Egypt, West
Hancock, Mt. Desert Ferry, Hancock,
Marlboro, Lsmoine, East Lamoine, West
SuIliva n, Oak Point, West Trenton. West
Franklin.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARRoR.

stop on sizpsl Or aotieeto Conductor.
These trains connect a. Bangor. with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Bos-
ton and IT John.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the NJ. c. r. r. ticket ONCE,
ellsworth
Passengers are requested TO procure tickets
betof" entering the train, and especially Ellis
worth to fall- and Fal- 90 Ellsworth.
6Eo. T. EVANS,
Vice Pres and Gen1 Manager.
y. BeorHBl, Gen'f Pass. and Ticket kst.
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A party Of weii-kHown Iiar iiarbor men
ice boating at Eagle lake Sunday, met
with a serious accident. Tue Wind Was
high, and the boat was sailing very fast
She refused To answer the helm, aud rsn
ashore on the rocks.
DIR. Sherman Ciesves was badly cut
about the face, his nose Was broken, ard
several teeth were knocked out. Joun t.
Clark, who owned the boat aud was sail
ing her, and Frank ID. Foster, the only
other man on the boat, e-ca ped unin iared.
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The newspaper uhich has no uniform
rate for ADVERTISING space, and is salts
fed to take What it can get for it, is
cheap advertising medium, and the dd-
Uertiser need expect nothing but cheap
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NEw HAMPSHIRE rIKE ms. CO.
MANCliE>rEk \. II.
lncUrp. in lN6a Com business in lsI0.
john L. FKENCH, lre-tt' ut.
t,hu T. kFSbtLL. Secretary.
Capital l,ald up Ia ra-n : tuou,0OO.
ASSES Der 81. ISIS.
Real estate owueIi by The COLI
pany, unincumDereti, l2l9i1 81
Loans bond aud mortgage
(hr-t liens] 6a 100 IS
Stocks aud bonds, market value, 2,Oi3,321 W
LuHu- secured by cotttleral-, A3 300
Cash in Office ilud in bauk, 1856 os3 30
Premiums in due course of col
lection, IL .,b23 IS
81, Ice $50 05
Guaranty fund, 3Oh %
Aggregat. assets at actual value, 3 LOB $50 Is
LIABILITIES DEC EMRER 81, ISIS
Net amt OF unpd losses All claims. 1854 95
Amount required to safely rein.
sure all outstanding risks, 1905 926 20
All other demands, IS, IS 10
Total amount of liabilities, except
capital stock aud net surplus, Sl,2lT 096 II
Capital actually paid up Ia cash, l.000,'O0 60
surplus beyond capital, $40, 7s5 "a
Aggregate liabilities including
net surplus, ss,l63 $50 o5
e. L. BURRILL son. Agen,s,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
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South Bluehii.
F, p. Colt is recovering from an attack
of the grip.
Mrs. Charles Ferrin is lit wit muscular
rheumat ism.
Charles Henderson, of Granite, is at
tending school here.
The winter term of school begins to-
day. The teacher is Miss Elva Billings,
OF Biuehil.
Jan. 30. d.