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Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
SOUTHWEST HARROR.

A little daughter has recently been
added to the family of J. c. Rslph-a
birthday present to her father.
Harry Rand came by the Morse Sunday
to make arrangements for this addition to
his cottage to be built before mex. summer.
A. E. Lawler has soId his stock OF gro
ceries, to Fred Higgins, who takes pos
session to-day in the same store in Odd
Fellows block.
Rev. j. A. Lawrence, who went to Deer
Isle on Monday last to attend to the re-
moval of his household goods TO Bass
Harbor, failed to make connections with
the Bangor boat on Friday. As result
there was no preaching at the Congrega-
tional church.
The Southwest Harbor branch Of the
Congregational church held its annual
meeting Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, with
good degree Of interest. Reports OF the
several societies auxiliary to the church
were read, officers were re-elected. The
chairman of trustees reported the repairs
and painting of the interior OF the church.
The treasurer reported a good balance in
treasury. The acceptance OF the recent
call to Rev. j. A. Lawrence to become pas
tor OF the church was very satisfactory to
all.
Oct. 30. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
NORTH FRANKLIN.

Forest Woodwork has moved into the
house vacated by s. @. Butler.
Bertha Lawrie visited relatives and
friends in Esstbroos last week.
New telephones have been recently put
into the homes of c. j. Murch and q. G.
Williams.
w. r. Cousins and wife have gone to
Bar Harbor 10 visit their daughter, Mrs.
Hervey Murch.
Miss Jessie Christie, of Ellsworth. has
been the guest of Miss Margerie Williams
for few days.
Miss Ssdis Tracey, with Miss velora
Butler, OF North Sullivan, spent Saturday
aud Sunday with her parents.
Maurice Butler, who has been stopping
at Everett Traccy's this sammer, has gone
to Sound to live with his parents.
Mrs. Lyman Bragdon has gone to orono
to Visit her brother, William French.
Her sister, Mrs. Newell Hsrdison, accom-
panied her.
Oct. 30. MAE.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

NORTH sEp0wIcK.

Albert Heald left for Boston MONDAY Of
last week, TO be gone few weeks on busi.
ness.
Mrs, Ella Powers, who has spent three
weeks in Boston and vicinity, returned
Tuesday.
The friends OF Aionxo Haslam and wi,e
congratulate them on the birth OF caugh-
ter Monday morning.
Miss Ahhie Eiweti, who spent last week
at Togus, has returned TO Portland To
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Smailidge,
Mrs. Hannah Abbott, who is SEVENTH
seven years old. walked six miles one day
last week TO visit her people on BlushiQ
Neck. She enjoyed the walk.
The North sedgwick grange held its
regular meeting Friday evening. No
special business was done, but ii was quite
an interesting session. There was an
interesting programme. after which cake
and coffee were served. There was good
attendance.
Oct. 80. RAE.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

TArreas, The Divine Matter has deemed y,
just and wise IN take rom us aroiher member
OF rsmois grange, iiro AmansiA =. Wooster.
therefore bs !,
Resoirod. Tha, II I. Iast tribute 20 the
memory ot the drpsrtsss ~ say that mosrn
for one who sSs worthy OF our rr.pact and es.
tcem.
Resoired. Tat se e.,nstsier IA a n'tiEg set OF
reserrncs 20 eaafosgs h our u-asi custom hy
sending cop Of th.ss se.al1' 10 The widow
OF the deccascd. shst they i.r mate gaIt Of our
records. ana also rvns TO Iie prrss. snd that We
further honor hi, msnsory ~ 5rspiag our
charser ia moaraing for thiry aats
CLARA v. JOHNSON.
AtfCg q. Laws,
Committees on resolutions.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
sAgeENTvILLE.

williari Higgins has gone TO Boston
Addison Sargent has gone 10 Melrose to
visit friends.
Miss Eva Grindal Is spending iaN dsy.
In Penobscot.
Oscar Sargent aud wife, of B, ston, has
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Beisey
Eaton.
Capt. Lewis Gray and his bride, former
ly Mrs. Eta Condor, spent Sunday With
j. A. Moore and wife.
Oct. %. VI.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
rms AxnnIoAx has subscribers al Io7

The AMERICAN has subscribers al I07
OF the III post Offices in Hancock county
Au the other papers in the County cont
biaeG do not reach so many. THE ASfEsRI-
GAN Ia not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, bat it IS the only paper that can prop
ersg os called COUNTY paper; al the
rest are merely local papers. The efrcnla-
H.- C. THE AMERIc.y, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, IS larger
lhuz that Of al the other papers printed
in Hancock county
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
THELsfA.
GoULpsBoRo.

Miss Bertha Beers, OF Vanceboro, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Mabel Campbell.
School, which was closed several weeks
ago on account of measles, began again
this morning, with jerome Clark, OF West
Gouldsboro, as teacher, in place of Miss
Nellie Robertson, who taught the first
four weeks.
Tbs absence OF Gouldsooro items in THE
AMERICAN last week is explained by the
fact that the correspondent had the
measles. There have been over sixty cases
of measles here this summer and fall. and
n is not 'sGerman" either, but the
good M old fashioned kind. In some
cases 1t has been through an entire
family father, mother and children al
having IL.
Oct. 81. i.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
AfINTURN.

The schools closed here last Friday for
two weeks vacation.
son was added TO the family of Warren
and Lottis Staples last Monday.
Lewis Staples is moving off from Mar
shat Island, where he has lived the last
four years.
f. N. Johnson is laying the foundation
for a shop to carry the supplies for the
Essex engine.
Oct. 80. ]. J.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
cg coINr.

Capt. Palmer ~. - a.sivsd bons san-
day.
j. Fl. Galley returned from Bangor Fri
day on short visit.
Warren Haynes and wife returned Tues
day from MASSACHUSETTS.
Edward L. Alley and family, OF Salem,
Mass, arrived at his old home Wednesday.
Miss Edith S. Haynes and Ralph G.
Leland were married Oct. Is, al her home,
by Rev. J. p. Simonton.
Oct. 30. PLrTARcH.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
COUNTY NEWS.
pENoRsooT.

Otis Leach has painted his house.
F.A. Bowden was in Bangor Saturday
ON business.
Miss Isowena Snowman, of Somerville,
who he's been visiting relatives here, has
returned home.
W. j. Creamer and Master Walter
Crcamer, Of stockton Springs, spent Sun
day at their home here.
The new cellar under the Penohscot
house is nearly completed, and work on
the eistern will soon be commenced
penchseot chapter, o. f. S, entertained
twenty-six brothers and sisters of River
side chapter, of Orland, Friday evening.
The work was exemplifed, after which
supper was served in the masonic dining
hall. Avery pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all present.
ect eo SUBA.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
I.AMolNE.
RAE.

W. r. HuschIngs is recovering from an
attack of the measles.
Mrs. Elwood King went to Brs~er last
Wednesday to be present at the wedding
OF Miss Bernice Brimmer "Wednesday
evening.
The entertainment at the schoolhouss
last Friday evening was success in every
way. The league wishes TO thank the pa
rents for their donations Of ice-cream ana
cake, and other friends for their literal
patronage. The receipts were sl2,
|. Oct. %, II,
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
MAE.
sEAwALL..

D. Sawyer has been at work for III. w.
King. shingiing his house. He Is now
working for Mrs. Nancy Sawyer.
Mrs. William Doiliver, who has been g,
Salisbury Cove visiting her daughter, Ms.
Leila Campbell, came home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf came Sunday from
Duck Cove, where they have been visiting
relatives. They are at Samuel Moore's.
Marnal Newman, who has been home on
his first vacation, returned to his work as
third keeper at Saddle Back Ledge light,
last Monday. He likes his work, but says
it is a very lonesome place.
Oct. 30. DOLLY.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
CENTER.

The little SON of George Stewart is very
Ill with typhoid fever,
There was a concert at the Methodist
church and a chicken supper at Mountain
View farm Saturday evening, for the
benefit Of the pastor. Proceeds, sli.so.
Martin Garland, OF Lakewood, is the
guest OF Robert Higgins. Mr.. Garland
taught school at Center last winter, and
both pupils and parents are glad to see
him again.
Oct. 80. II.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
MARLBORO.
PLrTARcH.

S. II. Remiek has returned home from
his visit in Boston
Mrs. Sarah /. Hodgkins, OF Ashvilie, is
the guest OF Mrs. George TneadwelI.
Oscar Ford spent few days last week
with his mother, Mrs. George Treadweli.
Thsd HodgSins has taken his new boat
to Ellsworth, and is having .asoline
engine put in.
Oct 90. ARE.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
ORLAND.

Rev. Howard d. French, who has been
pastor of the Congregational church here
several years, has resigned to accept the
pastorate Of the church at Hampden. He
will begin work in his new pastorate this
week. His many friends here regret his
departure.
Oct. 80. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

Many sufferers from nasal catarrh say they
ret spieudid uiEs by using Az aiomizer. For
shetr benens we prepare Elyss Liquid Cream
Balm. Exceps that II Is liquid Il Is Ia ali re-
spsrts Ike the healing. helpful. pain aliaying
Cream Balm that the public has been familiar
with for years. Nc cocaine nor other dangerous
drug 81 IL. The soothing sptay relieves at once.
and er-~ Is certain. All druggists, I5c.. IN
Guiding spraying tube. or mailed by Ely Bros .
IS warren Street, New York.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

HANCOCK.
Miss Mae stnder, of Ellsworth, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mrs. Mary Abbott went to Lawrence,
Mass, Saturday, where she viii spend the
winter.
Mrs. o. w. Foss visited her daughter,
Mrs. C. II. Abbott, at North Sullivan the
past week.
Chester Stratton left las, week TO enter
the agricultural department of the U. of
NJ. at Orono.
Mrs. Julia Martin and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, have been the guests of Mrs.
c. A. Crabtree the past week.
Oct 30. C.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

Ii Is a disastrous ealanity when you lose
your health, because indigestion and con
stipation have sapped It away. Prompt
relief can be had in DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They build up your digestive
organs, and cure hesdRche, dizziness,
collie, constipation, etc. Guaranteed at Z.
G. MooRE's drug store; S5c.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
NORTH LAMorNE.

Coleman Hagen, OF Bar Harbor, visited
his parents the last of the week.
A. l.. Gray and family left for Everett,
Wash, Oct. 8, kept house in Everett ten
days, and arrived back in Ellsworth oti.
rs. Who can bsat thats They are stop
ping at William Hasiem's al the Point iof
the present.
Oct 20. y.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
NORTH BRooKsyIr.LE.

Machinery for the new steam mill has
been purchased.
e. Carter and wife, OF Bar Harbor, were
in town last week. calling on relatives and
friends.
Bagaduce lodge, F. and A. NJ, convened
Friday, Oct. "a. The first degree was con-
ferred on two candidates.
Oct. 30. c.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

sToNINGroN.

Burglars entered the store OF Eaton &
Co. Thursday night, Oct. 10, and stole dry
goods, boots and shoes to the value OF 500.
The store is near the shore, and il Is be-
heyed the piunder was carried away in
boat.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

public bali. There are banqust baIl
and Kitchen ON the flrst floor, and han.
with stage, on the second.
Oct. %. sprc
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01

Hives are terribIs tot men,io IN. iiisis folEs
and TO scfhe Older oa.s. Easily cured. DoAhs
uin,mcst vSr tai >. i.siant relief, pefmansh'
car- Al ans drug ssvr,.. 20 cepis.- idei.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
a Positive
CURE
Ely's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Rsliei al Once.

Il cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased mem
brans. II cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
stores the Senses of
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
S.ectrliSsn.sins
Sale.
Commencing
Monday, Oct. 30,

/ shall close out, cheap Tor cash. my
entire stock of goods, consisting of
flour, feed, groceries, boots, shoes, and
rubber goods. furniture, hardware,
gents furnishings, dry goods, straw
mattings. Oil cloths, etc, etc.
I have in my winters supply of
rubber goods, including wool boots,
leather tops and ladies' and gents
oyershoes.
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
CATlRRA R

Taste and Smell. Fun size SO cts, al Drag
gists or by mail Trial Size 10 cts: by ma
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New l'iA,
Ellsworth American., 1905-11-01
COUNTY. NEWS.
HANCOCK.

- additional cosn,p Ts~.. .es etas- page
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was referred to the committee on tenn
I'erance.
ON motion Of Mr.. Higgins of Liner
lex petition of Lewis w. Farnham and
- others asking for the repeal of sec
ton - OF chapter . of the Revised
Statutes. was taken from the table.
Mr.. Cushman of Woodstock offered
an amendment by adding 10 the title
the words, relating to the taxation OF
manufacturing. mining and smelling
corporations"
The amendment was adopted. and on
motion of Mr.. Cushman the bill was re.
ierred to the committee on taxation.
Mr. Higgins announced that he
would take from the table tomorrow
morning the resolve in favor Of the uni
VefSity of Maine tabled by him Febru-
any :.
The speaker joined on the part Of the
House TO the committee in relation to
leSlsiaaiVe advertising. Messrs. Cakes
of Auburn, Holmes OF Caribou, Percy
OF Bath, Grant OF F'reeport. johnson of
WatclNille Gray of Paris and Allan Of
Dennysville
ON motion Of Mr.. Libbey of South
Berwick,
Adjourned
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AT U. OF M,
Out Door Sports Considered for the
Coming Season.

| cr'no, Me, Feb. 15.-(SpeciaD.-Capt.
Mcclure and Mgr. ButJerwolth of the ten
ms team. have finished laying out the in
door court IN the gymnasium and the
candidates are now getting into shape for
indoor contests There is quite a good
zeal of good material in the freshman
class ana some good men in the other
classes VINO nave not taken part in the
tournaments. 1t is thought that consider
able advantage san be gained by indoor
work i'll the way of getting the men in II
condltlon physically. This practice will
ing out the teams which are to take part
i'll the tournament.
The basketball team will start on its
first out-ot- the-State trip next Saturday
morning, Feb 49, and will not return Til
Feb. u. The games which are to be play
ed are:
FEB. 1S-Westbrcok Seminary at Port
land.
Feb. Grassland A. c. at Ashland. N. H
FEB. H.-Dartmouh at Hanover, N H.
Feb. 22-St. Johnsbury at St Johns
Feb. 23-Norwich University at North
field, VT.
Feb. 2ETufts at Boston. Mass. /.
The team has beer given quite a shak-
ing up in this weeks practice on account
OF the somewhat ragged work dore in the
last Two games. The team that will go on
this trip will probably include the follow
Ing men: Capt. Huntington. St. Onge.
Matheas, Richardson, owen and Stewart
Manager Carrie will look after the fnan-
cal part of the trip.
The junior class held an important meet
ing, today, and discussed plans for junior
week. 1t was decided to vote on the class
paris for Ivy day exercises and the fol-
stanford. Lowell; curator. A. w. Rich
ardson. Bethel; marshal, w. D. Bearce
;An o1 chaplain, John NJ. Broke, Old
orator. II. a. Emery. North Arson: his,
torian, +. o. Stevens, Nashua. n H.;
prophet. II. w. Bearce. Hebron: odist. f
u. Southard, Dorchester, Mass
A general committee 10 have charge of
junior week was chosen as follows: f.
E: Lord. chairman; w. H. Burke. j. W.
Fins, +. o. Stevens and G. g. de Coligny.
The promenade committee are ID. H. Hill,
H. H. Hoxie. H. W. Worcester, f. j. Saw
Banks was chosen lloor manager for the
Prom. One of the surprises of the NEE; :
ing was the resignation of Manager
Campbell OF The Prism. Mr.. Campbell
is manager of the Varsity baseball team
for the coming season and feels that he
Gould not do the work justice. H. A.
Emery OF North Anson, has the work well
in hand and the work on The Prism will
elected 10 fill the position OF manager.
AT the present meeting of the executive
committee of the A. A. ii was decided 10
have printed copies made OF the NV CON
sltution. At this same meeting S ID.
Thompson, Of. was chosen representative
TO the annual meeting of the n T. A A.
at Boston Prot. Hurd was delegated to
attend the annual meeting of the Boston
Alumni Association on March i. lie is
to speak on the subject of athic:ics.
Arrangements for the military ball on
Friday evening are now complt T. and it
attendance. The tickets are sold and
there are still many who have rot o.,-
tanned them. The committee in charge
are J, r.. Mcclure, J. 6. Wallace, W. ii.
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COLD WEATHER.
Terrible Suffering Among, the Poor In
lowa-Fuei Supply Short.

Des Moines. Ia, Feb. 15.-Continued
cold and snow which have practically put
an end to business and tied up all trains
entering DeS Mones and traversing the
state have placed the entire city and state
at the mercy of q coal and fuel famine
Buc one dealer in Des Moines has hard
coal for sale and that at a price almost
above the reach of the consumer. Drifts
between the city and the coal fields render
teaming almost impossible. thereby cut
ting off the soft coal supply. In many
sections of the state farmers are burning
corn for fuel.
Hundreds of Iowa towns isolated be-
cause of the Stagnant condition of the
railroads. are actually suffering. Fuel has
advanced to a considerable extent and will
be unobtainaple at any price If cold
wca Their continues.
The associated charities of Des Moline
SAYS that int the history of the associa-
tier there has never been such intense
suffering. among the poor.
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-tFNf ~ 80 ~ ~ ,zsAszs~s.
MeGIBBEN'S DEATH
Still Remains Mystery to the Proyi.
dence Police.

Providence. r. T.. Feb. 15.-Little OF a
definite nature had been learned today
concerning the manner in which G. q
McGibben came to his death at the Hotel
PENN during the night, though John
Conrad. from whose room on the fourth
ioor OF the hO,el McGib5en either fell
or was pushed. was placed under arrest.
today. for SAFE K o,,:,g. No verd q as To-
cause 4 death had been q, en- by the
medical examiner as he is lnvesis ating
the case further
According 10 stories told by Conrad Nc
Gihben. whom Conrad had invited to
share his room for the night out Of CHAR
iIy. beCam" quite violent after they had
had several drinks together and Conrnd
left the room 10 &c, the night clerk 10
have McGIb.en elected. When abe rt-tllra-
"a with III" clerk the room was empty
and Il brokfn window showed the manner
Of Mctiibben's exit. The rteht CLERKS
story corrolorated that of Conrad.
The police are looking for Il woman in
the party of people which surrounded
McGibben's body it lay on the pave
nlent and who is alleged to have stated
that she saw another man pushing Nc
Ciibben out of the window.
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MOOSE RIVER LOG DRIVING COM.
PAW

Driving Company are hereby notifieff thai
me annual meeting of the Company viii
De De T neld IN Hotel North parlor. Augusta
on or y I,uesoay; the 2lst day Of February, 1906
lowing purposes. viz:
dst. TO choose a Moderator.
"a 10 near the report of the Treasurer.
proper. ' 70 eo0s'
3D. To choose officers for the ensuing
4th To take such mea for driving
tne logs the ensuing year, and raise such
sum or sums of money for that purpose as
may be deemed necessary.
ON 10 act upon any other business
that may legally come before them
s. w. PHILBRICK, Clerk.
Skowhegan, Maine, February 1st 1906
fah2-9-Is
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POOR FAMILIES
Greatly Benefited by Will Of Late s,
3. Roath.

Chicago. H.. Feb is B. Roath. who
died: Tuesday night, ~ Norwich, CT, was
2 life long associate of John B. Sherman.
father OF the Chicago stock yards.
The pioneer announced on Aug. q. 1904
that he had just settled $1,000 ,OOV on 4
chosen set of relatives. inst to see how
they could use the MONEY! In giving
upon the behavior OF the -beneficiaries de-
pended the final division of the property.
Rcath is said to have been attracted
y me declared purpose of Andrew Car
neSln and ID. Is. Pearson to die poor. One
peculiar, feature of the gifts was that
EfaGtically all his requests went to poor
l.. each receiving an Independent
Mr. Roath was estimated to have left.
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STOP SPECULATION.
Southern Cotton Men to Put Damper
on Gambling.

Atlanta. Ga, Feb. 15-Resolutions call
ing upon the press of the city and Cham
Der of Commerce to cooperate for the
purpose of raising funds in Atlanta for
the cotton holding movement have been
unanimously adopted at a meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce The resolutions
were offered by Hon. Hoke Smith.
Speaking Of the Southern Cotton Asso-
clatlon, President Harvie Jordan said:
1T is our plan to handle the cotton crop
$" that 1t will sell for a price satisfac-
tory both to producer and manufacturer
ihtre Is NJ greater evil to us than specu-
lation. What we propose to do is tn saw
that the price of cotton shall be 10 cents
PEI. pound. year in and year out. and
maintain it at that price. We expect to
do this by reduction of acreage
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HEAVY ARMORED SHIPS.
Germany Lays Claim to Correctness Of
Their Convictions.

Berlin. Feb 11.-Admiral Won Tirpitz.
secretary OF the admiralty, explaining thu.
naval estimates before the appropriations
committee Of the Reichstag. TO-DAY said
events of the Russo-Japanese war had
shown the soundness of the foundation
of the principles of Germany's naval pro
fleet lies in heavily armored ships. Ad-
miral Won Tirpitz remarked that no new
program was proposed by the government
which only asked for means TO continue
the execution of the authorized program.
He would rot attempt to speak for future
generations but, the secretary added he
expected in the autumn to ask for the
six large cruisers which were refused in
1900 and for IS tOrnedO hoans
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Nothing to Fear.

The question of injurious substances
IN medicines which has been agitating
the minds Of many people, does not
not concern those who use Chamber
laihs Cough Remedy. Mothers need
nave no hesitancy in continuing to 1--WE
1t to their little ones, as it contains Al
soiutely nothing injurious. This rem
cay is not only perfectly safe to give
small children, but is a medicine Of
great worth and merit. 1t has a world
vide reputation fer it's cur IS of coughs
colds and Group and can always be re-
iied upon. For sale by John CouShlin
Augusta. G. H. Beane Gardiner.
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kENNEBEC LOG DRIVING COM.
PANY.

The members Of the Kennebec Log
Driving Company are hereby notified that
the annual meeting Of the Company Will
be held in Hotel North parior. in Augusta.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the fol-
lowing purposes, viz:
LIST To choose Moderator
ID To hear the report of the Traar,rar
and take such action as may be thought
proper.
Sd. To choose officers for the ensuing
year.
9Th. To take such measures for ariv-
ing the logs the ensuing year, and raisa
s,,ch sum or sums Of money for that Dur.
pose as may be deemed necessary.
that may legally come before them.
s: W. PHILBRICK, Clerk.
skowhegan. Maine. February lst, Dm /
- - Sy16Y.&I
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A MILE IN as SECONDS!
60 Horse Power Car Lowers Worlds
Record at Havana.

Havana. Feb. 14-H. w Fletcher today
lowered the worlds automobile one mile
record one second by driving the so
horsepower machine of o. F. Thomas that
distance in IS seconds. Joe Tracey, driv-
ing J. Miller's 20-horsepower car, came
within 80 of second of equaling the
worlds record for middle weight machines
which was made by Hemmeny at Ostend.
Belgium, in November of last year. A
trial at the one kilometre record failed
by seven seconds of euuaIing the Euro
pean figures for that distance
The closing race established the first
American records for five, 10 and 20 kilo-
metres