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4esal Notices.
SHERIEF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
STATE OF MAINE.
no o her.

STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK SIS:
TAKEN this eleventh day of February,
i 1905, ON execution dated January %,
1905, issued on a judgment rendered by the SUI
preme judicial court for the county of Han
cock at the term thereof begun and held on
the third Tuesday of January, 1905 to wit, ON
the 26th day of January, 1905, in favor of
George w. Gault, OF Lamoine in said county
county, for seventy. seven dollars anu nine
teen cents, damage, and thirty.one dollars
and fort y- four cents, costs of suit and will be
sold at public auction at the sherIft's Office in
Ellsworth. to tue highest bidder, on saturday,
the 1871 day of March, 1905, at ten O'Clock in
tate and all the right, title and interest which
the said Edmon Emo has or had in and 10
the same on the Gath day of March, 1908. al
nine O'Clock and forty five minutes q. M, the
me when the same was attached on the writ
1 the same suit, to wit:
certain lot Of parcel OF land situated in
Ellsw nth aforesaid and described as follows
n the deed conveying the same from Robert
G srty to Edmon Emo, dated November a. 1853,
recorded IN Hancock county regis. ry of Deeds
in book 80, page SOL, viz:
Beginning on new street at the southeast
CO .ner Of Isaac Dav SIS homestead lot; thence
northerly on said Davis's easierly lie nine
thence northeasteIly on said Hill's south line
seven rods and four feet to land of Eugene
Hale; thence southeasterly following said
Halt's westerly line nine rods and seven
links to an iron stake in tne northerly line of
said new street; theme southwesterly in the
and tour feet to the place of begir ming. con-
tanning sixty-four square rods more or less.
A true copy, Attest:-B. ii. MAYO,
Sheriff.
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~<>NO~NONNNNON%
sTATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK S.
To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme
Judicial Court, next to be held at Els
worth. within and for said County on tho
n EoRGE w GoJ}LD. Of Deer Isle, in
W said county, husband OF Lucy e. Gould.
respectfully represents; that he was lawfully
married to the said Lucy E. q uld, whose
maiden anne was Lucy Il. Frye, at Bangor,
County OF Penobscot, State OF Maine, on he
twentieth day OF December, A. d. 1901. by ths
Rev Charles II. Cutler, minister OF the Cos
pei duly commissioners to solemnize mar
riages; that they lived together as husband
and wife at Brewer, in said county and in
Portland, Oregon, from the time OF their said
marriage until March 20. 1903; that your libel
liant has always conducted himself toward his
said wife as a faithful, true and affectionatR
husband; that the said libellee notwitbstand-
ing her marriage covenant and duty has been
guilty Of cruel and abusive treatment to your
Hbellant; that the residence OF the l1bellee 10
not known to your ljbellant and cannot be as
certaiusd by reasonable diligence; that thers
is no .collusion between your libellant and
the said Lucy f.. Gould to obtain divorce.
Wherefore, the said libellant respectfully
prays that the said marriage may be dissolved
by divorce and as in duty bound will ever
pray. GEORGE w. GOULD.
February 0, 1905.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this thu
9th day of February, A: D. 1905
PATRICK H. DUNN,
Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Supreme Judicial Court. In
Vacation. Ellsworth. February IL A. D. 1905.
Upon the foregoing libel. ordered, That the
libellant give notice to the said Libelles
to appear before the Justice of Su-
preme Judicial Court, to be holden az Els
worth, within and for the County of Hancock,
on the Second Tuesday Of April A. D: 1905,
by publishing an attested copy OF said libel
and this order thereon, three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American. a news
paper printed in Ellsworth in our County of
Hancock, the last publication to be thirty
days at least prior to the second Tuesday
of April next, that he may there and
then in our said Court appear and answer to
said libel. LUoILIUs A. EMERY,
Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court.
true copy of the Libel and Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest:-JoHN F. KNowLToN, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

In replying to an inquiry from one OF
his constituents on tbs Maine coast, Rep
resentative Burleigh has been able TO
furnish some interesting information
about new food product Of possible con
sequence. This is the mussei that abounds
all along the shores of the Islands and
mainland OF the Pine Tree State.
1t was only few weeks ago that Gov.
Burleigh received this inquiry as to e
food value Of mussels. The matter was
presented to w. II. Wiley, chief chemist
of the department of agriculture, and BY
him referred to United States Fish Com
missioner George M. Bowers. Mr.. Bowe S
has had the matter investigated with the
result that he has encouraged Gov. Bur-
leigh to write his constituents about the
uses to which mussels can be put.
~ fed, said Commissioner Bowers to-
day, "that mussels are extensively utilized
for food in many OF the older European
countries like England, Germany and
Italy. They are made into a most excel
Isn't brand of soup. l see no reason why
they should not be utilized on the Maine
coast. They exist there by the millions"
"Why," added Commissioners Bowers,
who has made many trips to Maine and
made extensive studies OF the propagation
OF fish in Maine waters, "you know tn Y
attach themselves In great punches to
every object in The salt water, Throw a
stick into the water, and let 1t lie there
few mon hs, aud it will become encrusted
with the mussels.
"Of course, one OF the obstacles to the
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stonington. Maine. February j, 1905 -

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admin
istrator de bonts with the will annexed OF
the estate of Sewall B. Swazey, late of Bucks
port, in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate of said de-
ceased are desired TO present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
anested to make payment Immediately
~ stv J. iQef I. -V Su~pF0PD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

"why, how could you break your
engagement with JACKIE
I'VE were seasick together. Life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

The member of the House from the
third Maine district was one OF about
forty repu blicans no attended a banquet
OF the Republ congressional commit
tee here the other evening. Chairman
Babcock, who has held the Office ever
since 1894, now declares that he will not
serve another term, the election for which
will be held year from now. 1t is hoped
and believed that Mr.. Babcock will think
differently before that time comes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
Scientific Work by Maine Man Mus
sells as Food.

sells as Food.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 10 Especially
The geographical survey is bent on doing
all It can to Kill out the prevalent idea
that there Is coal along the coast OF
Maine. 1t will be remem bered that about
a year ago a couple Of scientists from the
survey delved and explored the Perry
formation, In Washington county, and
forthwith announced that the reports
about coal existing there were entirely
unfounded.
One of the scientists was George Oils
Smith, whose father, Hon. j. o. Smith, l.
Somerset county editor. The report OF
their conclusions was widely circulated
In Maine at the time. Since then, how
ever, the survey has published bulletin,
written by Mr.. Smith and his associate,
which set fort b at considerable length the
situation at Perry. They tell about the
rocks OF the Triassic age and also the
rocks OF the Devonisn age and so on. But
they make further statements to show
that there is no prospect OF finding oil on
the Maine coast.
1.-THE practical deduction to be drawn
from the results OF this study" says the
bulletin of the survey, sis that furt her
exploration of tie Perry basin for coal is
unwarranted. Investigation of othSr
areas In Maine, where coal has been re-
ported, has yielded similar results" The
survey report on the Maine field is kpown
as professional Paper No. 35'. 1t will
be given wide circulation as a govern
ment document among all who care 10
read 1t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

The announcement OF the sudden death
OF Hon. j. ii. Manley came as a great
shock to all at the Capitol, and was tie
most prominent topic OF conversation,
yesterday.
Nearly every body knew him personally,
and the mai jrity had been closely asso
cated with him as d leading worker for
republican success in many campaigns.
Everybody who was at the Capitol, four
years ago, recalled him as one of the most
able and popular speakers who ever pre-
sided over II Maine house OF representa-
tives, always absolutely fair and Impair
tial, and a thorough master of every de-
tall of parliamentary procedure.
Two years ago he was one OF the lead
ing mer bers of the Maine Senate There
were warm tributes to his memory heard
on every side. yesterday, and appropr ate
snd formal action will be taken later.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

IL Ia n-h@A NAA1N' II paid IL advance
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utilization OF this food product is the diff.
fcult work OF gathering the musseIs
They are very email, each being about as
large as the hard portion of an oyster
II they could be easily gather and as.
sembied, there would be more of an OPP
portunity for making money in the man
usacture Of mussei soup, delicacy that it
Is. / have no doubt that, as our popula
tion increases and the demand upon our
supply OF food fishes grows, there will be
more Of disposition to use the mussels
along the Atlantic coast. That has been
the experience of foreign countries"
Representative Burleigh has simply for
wsrded the report OF Commissioner Bow.
ers to his constil uents, for Whatever 1t
may be worth. He undertakes to express
about 1t no opinion OF his own, as he
makes no claims to being scientist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

Gov. Burleigh has recently been max
ing a very comprehe nstve tour OF all the
departments OF the city, cleaning up a
variety of business that has accumulat d.
He made trips to the census bureau to
gather some data about what sort OF lie Is
latiou there should be to meet wit b the
Presidents recon- odatioD that n c. n US
be taken of divorces and marriages. After
conferences with Dir, ctor North, the
governor gained some very detinile i'd, as
about What ought to be done, aud took
hold with Chairman G. umpacker 10 put
those ideas INFO concrete form for the
action OF the House.
lie also made trip one forenoon to Il he
war department, for a consultation with
Msjor General Aipswortb, the military
secretary OF the army, about some infor-
nation desired regarding a soldier named
Cole. While 1t might have been con-
sidered minor matter, the governor WAS
anxious to have the information first
hang to reply to request made by Hon.
Elmer p. Spofford and General Cilley.
By system of which he is the author,
Gen. Ainsworth can produce in short
order the record of any soldier that served
in the Civil war, and he brought out for
Gov. BuIleigh very quickly the informa-
ton required.
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One Isn't necessarily wealthy because he
has mere money than brains.
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Traders & Mechanics InS. Co.,

lIduClS 0 WCGilulil1S ilto. w.
LOWELL, MASS.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1901.
Real estate. IA, $50 90
Mortgage loans, 1872 90
Collateral loans, 1906 90
Stocks and bonds, 535, 252 80
Cash in office and bank, 975l %
Agents balances, 2l433 %
Interest and rents, 3575 80
Admitted assets, s67S421 IS
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1904.
Net unpaid losses, 8 1911 s.
Uuearned premiums. 07,872 St
All other abilities, 5,346 as
Surplus over all facilities, 363,590 81
Total liabilities and surplus, $67s.421 IS
THE G. III. GRANT CO, Agents,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

Ex-Gov. Burleigh has become identified
"summer constituent, which will be
apprt ciated down on the coast of Han
cock county. 1t means, of course, a sum-
mer visitor who makes his home on the
Maine coast during the summer, or In the
interior by some OF the beautiful lakes
for that matter, and identifies himself
with the State. There is constantly in.
creasing number Of these people in a I
the large cities OF the Atlantic coast as
far south as Washington.
The oftener they go to Maine to spend
the heated term, the more they become
imbued with the idea that 1t is very fine
state, and thus they come to regard
themselves as residents and citizens OF
the State. Accordingly they have projects
and errands TO execute, towards which
they invite the attention of Maine con-
gressmen.
Aud the mem bers of the Maine delega-
ton all welcome that kind OF constituent,
who is more likely to return TO the State
every summer, than those who take little
or no interest in the Improvement of the
postal service or the dredging OF thor
oughfares along the coast. And when a
good summer constituent writes here, or
comes asking one of the Maine membe
OF the House for help, he is almost as
likely to get 1t as would oae OF the per-
manent, all the year around residents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE
CO., Limited.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1904.
Real estate, 8 Ss8, 14s 60
Mortgage loans, 1900 90
Stocks nd bonds, 1881 500 90
Cash in Office ana bank, 6S6 029 II
Agents balances, 677.437 "a
Bills receivable, $3.50 42
Interest and rents. ~ 426 n
All other assets, 0460 As
Gross assets, $685.. 672 50
Deduct items not admitted, 1899 Is
Admitted assets. $5.32l ,743 10
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1904.
Net unpaid losses, : 400,22s 81
Unearned premiums, 3,l396 $50 0s
All other liabilities. 252,640 10
Su4 plus over all liabilities, 1929 1856 ID
Total liabilities and surplus. $5.921,74S %
o. w. TAPLEY, Agent,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
P,a1rrish-Alyis.
!, 2, y I'm 3 31'lme,s.DIslIpatcl

SPECIAL Ito The Times, Dis peteh: IN.
8GOOCHLAND.4 " Al ~ m. - oochlandi
,Baptist was W'ednesd es,scsne OF one ~
81 the most brilliant narriag es OF ne Ll
season. Tho ntraoting parties were e, \! ME-
Sy!sA Parrs s,, 81 the most Spromi-
ner,t@ctizens or CoochlaNd county, md
Miss Maggie Avis, tho econd daughter
az Mn. j. ~ Avis, Of Il he same cour
4 The ceremony was erformed by Rev.
iJjT reynolds, and the occaslo drew to-
5getherl Il large assent lage, In which heref
We're representa- lves from many parts fofs
The church was s taslelllll ana
While uniquely group ped. 4lan,Is shed g
,benutitul 0fsoftened a rad fence over tho
Stailor-mafle suit. tended by one ma Id OF
honor Miss Rosa Parrish. the mos Z beau:
itifulFand attractive you g lal U 81. 0och
land and {hersneighb ri 6 counties, al tired
Hi green organdle, and fo url bril- esrl a g u,
alfred In white orgnnd!i Il, q, 60 rryin IS IN
their hands ~ aIge bunc CT WIN to Gar
Florenee iii piggs charlottssylie Miss
Rosa u Dlggs, az 3 ucltnerR NJ So p la a u
Ms is, of sabot; Miss Allca lyls. OF Peers
The Rroom's hes nan wa 81 M y, W NOR
I,arris all of n fchmond.s NJ, The groomsHepl
Mr.. James I3pWles, y ohnspn s I. Sprlng
va, Ntr.S III NJ S piagS, lareder ek.s Ia
lYflI;S Mn. Nv, r, y Iiggs, B Duke. Va; Alr,
Leonard Hcnly. sahot, fter the
ceremony Mr., and M l'arrish ,droye. a, 70
f irIl party, and "a large number Of
friends friend RlIeere they enjoyed. ta5 most
isstulmrpt,ous supper prep red Ii thet honoE.
sTosmorroW they will proceed to- their r.
James River, near Stat Farm II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Il OPERATjO Ns IN OF ALWAYS a.
4; N ECESSARY Al H, & 1
4 Doctors I, y, Freque

8Sdas Doctors Erequentlyg M lsta AIKEN. 3555
8 ~ suffered unit I'D agony with pi! esb for
over three years. aS Two 'ioGtora fold me
nothing bllt an operation would cure me.
sIEtrled different RENE lies, but pthipg did
me any good unit u used Eyrllnid Pile
! Cure, I bong six 4 fly cent boxes al tho
drug store. and now Il can d my work
and go out, where before I spent most of
my time lying down. I thank God for
giving tho discovereIt the knowle ledge to-
make such u cure. j ecomInend a t to a
my friends and 4 Is ever faya piles again
4 VIII certainly Use this remark BILE remedy
You can use this in any way you 1 wish
X Z, make known II 10 wonderful merit Of
Pyramid Pile Cure, Mrs. yYn,,i M ucky,,
4 ii Marshall Street. Ell LA beth, N, j. n
Il The i G experience Of his lady is that az
thousands Of others who have been as
SIRED that nothing short of an operation.
woul d rid them OF this distressing Sopn,7
g,plaint. On the face OF Il II appears rs
H too many Surgeons opera to In order
that they MAY keep heir hand In, md
( nose Il, q portion Eof their skill then, gain.
too many sag rgeons ire starl x ious to expert,
SIInent (lIke the sciehtl flo man rs Mark
I TWnin's pathetic 4 story az the Dig and
bferElitt tito puppy, ssnd Ia q not have proper
l regard for attent;a physical welfaral
az lcond It'll 4 sss 4. d ri
I'VE nd Use every SUI erera tq think twice
fore Il submit Ing to- an ope ia ton for.
MES, & and suggest that those In erested
xwrite Ia the pyramid I2rugE Co,
q Nsichs for their " ~ book on he ca SEES
d ana cure at piles, llich is sent free sfoF
III lie ask r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
FIRE d NEAR CHESTER.
MI. r. G bills Mother in N q q
b. ssg$S IT nneIess Condition. 3s

fspeci ii IA The Times Dispatch s
asS CEEsf ER,s5V All. ian. 8 Z. y u & 81
Aleck King oret) ..sg GO go here,
burned Saturday n,ornn g /. with content e;
], f H't ifamil n RI lios be gglng
sthelr SneIgfbors The fire orr ginat ted from
4 d n stove pipe running throug u he side
Or tic ihpuse. @ X In g,s MI nd itcs
mother SUI Gee eded IN Xet ting sonnet
4 on OF the burning bull i; but re
oor nd even ere
FRS Lucy cogbill, mo Their Of Hon. B:
80 ltve. Two do tors are In ~ ndanc es
butt ySl1aVeslittle&h hope. I he cns Sc being
ms second I'd tack OF pa ysis.Sisa Hurt.
Eof be!ng IN a END nee on h!s
I sick Fat Their, who lso lis a. aralyti IN
Powhatan, DR.. and wa ca 70 9 2 &
bill has been rita lily para lyzed for 9 bout
4 two years. She isS Of $adva need yea RS md
Slttlelable to resist thea ack.9 Mr.. q. sV.
aCogbill and two daughters, with other
relatives. are at 8 her bedsid loo king for
the worst mt any MON emit. Dr.5g III It re-
ports his be as hopeless;
perhaps shavd to return g him
The public school opened here today,
but being a legal holiday the children
were soon dismissed afterEmak a. start
y for the inew$y yea ~ is3i5 4. .E
Mr. Bunyanf Robins. % z Richmonds with
8lllu wife and two young Robins are visit
@ Mr. Hebron Chalkley,@3 OF the Atlantic
Coast Line is ere for iday ssS
M ilsA AZ Mabel Re bertson, the handsome
q daugl,tcrgo Of Mr.g c. e. r. obertson. has5re-
turned from Savannah y Ga, 4 mlc q Inn
y proved in heal II. .p5 q ;si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Z 7I-l lIIIE6i n q 40 IN7 Z s 90 ~
$AN$SEMBEZZLER.
W. Poytress Charged With:
y Grand Larceny. II. AN !s4s
Special \ Is The TImiIess-DIspatc

s.. D.ANYILI5I1, AN ia n. u Poy-3
sthre ss;S who has 70 r3il number Of months
agent Of tho firm, !, George I', Brent,
ymanufacturerS4Ofs8C Crown pianos N and orr
gnns, Of Chicago has been arrested and
placed In jailSnrl. two warrant cl,argIng
Poyt hress nlade alse reports to- his con; 4
Germ at Ch!cag so u and has en- bezzled n bout,
,5 u q. Berry and = f. III ed cy. alleged
sdeserters from the I'm! ted ST tes navy;
were ARRESTED In this c!tykt o-d aYs md VIII
be- sc ID for hesauth ties mt y orr ok 4
q Tho Dorothy Fl enryS Chap Daughters
of the lAnerlcanBIi eyOlllt lon. to-da " ect-
Cd he GLOWING tliGers; Y, mes
5cordng ssecretary:3s!N lss Mamie " isenlan,3
seer taryI;;s Mrs. ames a,
Henderson, s. ice Fl regent; IA Mrs. s. ~.
Hughes, !treas urer. & 3ts
FS DR. William r.. In rd, astorSs lot the
OF CabellT Graves amp Or. Conf crate
prSSached ;te ann Z, ~
on; Harry w od ing, N nyor Of the city,
rs comma nder attend ~ tho seryl Ices In a
hOdy s
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Pistol Bali Goes Through VIM
" NJ dow and SLodg sin tile
ss3 YoodWork. 81
TRIAL OH 9 GAS. &. STEWART
The Slayer 81 i: Miss q ollitg EtoSbe
rakenStoS Sussex Court TO .8.
Daughters Elect Ulcers.
:. 49, !. -. 49," 81 4
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Special 10 The rlme spatch.) si IS,
PER ERsB URIC, Al, an uary 2. - rls:-s
tot ball fired by some one known, en-
tered the window III f,assenacr coaclis nny
tile Chicago Express on the N orfOlA8 and
Western Rnilroad 5si tears this city his
morning. "a Y; III III n u
No one was injured, the ball striking
the woodworls Oh ppositc side Of the
car 5s Y tA
HIS s;TIg,vAIs,r,s TRIAL
I'll Charles Il. . st eWa1't. is charged with.
the m1rd M 81 MISS Annie boiling; III
mem ~ 81 This household In Sussex cotiii--ss
TN VIII *, taken from jail here tomorrow
morning to stand trial \ be fore j ~.
West, q 81 the clrcul q Court, at. SUISSE
Courthouse. NJ Sheriff Tssrtl OF Sssissei ";
5wfil have charge OF the lsoner. ts3S
1Ss one thousand nine hundred and seventy
arrests during the rs. ees ~ aid s162 during
December are the otals I'm annual ~
and monthly reports or Chief ~ Police
Ragland for 100 i,
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tors sc the Con deracy Il q .3aY 81 eleCll GO
officers I'd lows h: den NJ Hart:
lett Roper; Preside 1T, Mrs anles
MoCscvy; secretary mes SF.om 1ta !;
Urea surer, an iss Annie ann; .se
Mrs, n, s. III ponding secrct lar
Mrs, Wells; Commit on = ew ~ en-
3bers . Mrs. .s Ben sey avery WI =
no M e. Drew'ry. FL Q.
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lnosel ID NJ IS. - ri worth Mrs. 1ry III
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