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SWANS ISLAND ~

yss SWANS ISLAND - &c
Mrs. L. b. Stanley spent last week at
Sedgwick with friends.
Mrs. o. l.. Milan has gone to fremont
and Southwest Harbor for a few days with
friends.
Schooner John l. Snow, of Rockland, is
loading stone at j. c. Halls quarry at
Toothacre's Cove.
Mrs. Nettie Tinker has recovered from
her recent illness at Southwest Harbor
and returned home.
Juneas. SPEC.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed executrix
of the last will and testament of Henry
w. Gray, late of Orland, in the county OF
Hancock, deceased, no bonds being required
by the terms of said viii. All persons having
demands against the estate OF said deceased
are desired TO present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
June 6. 1905. MARY e. GRAY.
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FffHE subscribers hereby give notice LhAl
l. they have been duly appointed admins
traitors OF the estate of Ivory Grant, late
OF Bucksport, in tine county OF Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to pressnl
tie same for settlement, and ali indebted
thereto are requested to MAKE payment inn
meGiately. SARAH l.. PASCAL.
DwINAL GRANT.
ANNIE 4. COLLINS.
June 6, 1905. INKz wIrHAM.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. she has been duly appointed executrix
OF the last viii and testament OF John s.
Whitmore. late OF Ellsworth, in the county
OF Hancock. deceased. no bonds being re-
CURED by the terms Of said viii. All persons
having demands sgaiust the estate of said
deceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
DELLA +. WHIraoRR.
lime Il
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SOUTH sURRY.
crumbs.

Harvey Candage was home from Ston-
ington and Henry Young from Sound over
Sunday.
Rev. J. ID. McGraw preached in the
Union church yesterday TO a small con-
gregation. This is the first church service
held here for some time, as there is no
regular pastor for this part Of the town.
Schooner Hazel Dell, Capt. W. V. Cog
gins, sailed for New York last Friday
with stone for White Granite Co. Fred
Coggins accompanied his father ON the
trip,
Among the arrivals last week were Mrs.
William Stewart and her sister, Mrs.
Broadwell, OF New York; the families of
Charles Sawyer and S. w. Wilder, with
servants, of Newton Center, Mass, also
l.. b. Wilder and DR.. Briggs.
June 49, TRAMP.
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gfaaI Natirrs.


HANCOCK sat- probate court held at
Ellsworth, In and for said county of Hancock.
on the sixth day of June. in the year of
our Lord one thousRnd nine hundred and FIVE.
4 CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
IA copy of the last will and testament
and codicil OF Phebe A. lawson, late of Dem
yer, in the county of Denver, and state of
Colorado, deceased and OF the probate
thereof IN said state Of Colorado. duly au
thenticated.. having been presented to the
judge of probate for our said county of Han
COCK for the purpose Of being allowed. filed
and recorded in the probate court of our said
county of Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
copy OF this order three weeks successfully
ia the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed at Ellsworth, in said county OF Han
cock, prior to the eth day of July. a. d..
1896. that they may appear at a probate
court then to be held at Biuehill, in and
for said county of Hancock. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, il any they
have. against the same.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate.
true copy of the original.
Attest.--T, +, MAHoNEy Register.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

b1o, ooo-PARK Av NEAR 18th ST.; ~
rooms, all modern; good neighborhood; cor
ner lot.
S6, 5OO--1st av S near 10th; broom house. mod
=; throughout; be made into good-pay-
ing fiat; it is in good repair and neighbor-
hood.
Be, 5OO-On James near 31st st. Here is an ele-
J CANT, homelike cottage, elegantly finished and
new; modern throughout; hot water Seat;
good view Of Lake Calhoun; east front.
56200-Logan near 18th st; rooms, all
; modern; owner anxious to SELL make offer.
6,00O-NeW house, Lake of the Isles district;
J S rooms, all modern; south front
P5,50O-Grand av near Franklin lot sOx12s; s
rooms all modern; reasonable terms; owner
-, anxious to sell. This is good neighborhoed
! and slightly location; make offer.
92,500-S rooms, new house on 18th and
oath st; hardwood finish and
81. 20O-19th st and Park rooms, partly
! modern; hardwood finish in parlor and dining
ROOM make offer.
31,500-4th av and 18th st; lot 50x12S to
, alley; broom cottage with city water. Here
! is elegant location and right in town.
1t Is a bargain.
We have number of elegant homes for sale
- ranging from $1,000 to $15OOO and also
, some good values in houses from So, 800 down
{, to $500. Call or write for catalogue.
Walter l.. Badger, 800 Oneida Blk.
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Farm Lands.

o
LAND FOR SALE.
$4,000.
240 acres of fine farm land in Dakota
county MINI. located 11A miles from
Rosemount on the G.. NJ. & st. P. Ry.
and two miles from Rich Valley and
Coates both on the G. G. W. Ry. all
three stations have grain elevators two
of which be from the farm.
The land is part level and part rolling
with clay subsoil and black loan. There
is good barn containing granary cat
tie and machine sfed, good windmill
and nice S-room house, which has
just been overhauled and put in first
class condition,
The farm land in Dakota county raises fine
crops on an average. and no improved
land can be bought for miles around less
than from $4,000 to $4,000 per acre.
Would consider trading this elegant proper
ty for Minneapolis fiat building. The
farm is free and clear from all incm-
brance and 1t takes just forty-five min
utes to get to the land from Minneap-
oils, via G. NJ. & st. P. Ry.
, If this interests you call us.
Harris & Houston,
706 Andrus Building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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10 ACRES OF LAND, ELEVEN MILES FROM
r courthouse hs all nder cultivation one seven
tern; barn 22x32. with basement. a rra n eiS
laxle with two lean-to sheds, lexis: one
Snea 1or Or machinery lsx4o: corn crib smoke
Ideal binder: one Vanbrunt seeder. one farm
wagon one light spring wagon piows. cuIti-
s satGrs' ana other farm utensils: one garden
forge and tools, also carpenters tools one
Doo sleigh Good apple orchard, crop this
year 90 bushels; so tame plum trees bearing.
~ wild plum trees, bearing; tame cranes
curran gooseberries; two acres of ane rasn.
s ee5o1eS bd IN good eoniton for next
4 4a on Perksonville road in township Of
19t crop next year. Price So, 7OO D. Peters.
GO Meet On M Hlts Route Road to farm
wa ma'er rM road to Parkers Lake. then north
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY


SIX ACRES. INCLUDING 400 FEET OF FINE
lake shore, good new .eight-room house, barn.
II chicken house, good drive we'll. only " mile
from railway station; improvements alone cost
$500. Price So 800 IL acres, including 400
feet lake shore, 10-room house, large barn. Ice
house, fruithonse, henhouse, well. $50 bearing
apple, trees, grapes, raspberries currants, etc. !;
half mile gcl m railway station: only Sc, 300.
y A. s.. Apgar. Excelsior, Lake. Minnetonka,
Minn. Catalogue fee.
WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT ELEGANT
" Lake Minnetonka properties for sale on Crystal
y Bay; one eight-acre property at Markville, one
4. one-acre properly with small cottage. near
n. Inter,achen. For, terms apply to Noerenberg
E & Hartman, 3S1.3s2 Andrus building, I. q.
b phone 1864.
o FIVE LOTS ONE BLOCK FROM oRoNo o
70 station: $500 on easy terms. The Dtrinple- o
10 Terrell Agency. 421 Kasota building. o
o % o 20 o o. o O. o o o o o O G o
THE LONGER YOU PUT OFF BUYING MIN.
netonka property. the greater the loss to
4. YOU Remember i make a specially in this
~ line. P. p. Swensen. 514 Bank Of Commerce
As building, Minneapolis. MINI.
VERY CHOICE LOT, ssx1s5. WAYzATA.
blocks from new station; best view at Mime
tonka; only $3.50, ]. NJ. Davies 500 Phoenix
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$40 ACRES HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIN. :.
nesota one-half mile from stttion, on
new AIinnetonku electric line, six miles
} from city limits of Minneapolis $50
, timber and pasture A fine babbling brook
runs through the farm farnaas fed by living
, tie lake on property, where, if you are
You angle s for tt the ~ n my
drink in the COOL refreshing breezes of a
hot summer morn. Splendid buildings I'll
with cemented floors. stone basement,
cost over $1.400. Lies gently undulating.
The clover now is knee-deep and of the
. richest green. 1T is a fascinating farm
} home. and in sight of one of the great
, est cities in the United States. In )
! thirty minutes you are in the heart of a :
! great metropolis. 1t is free of all in
b cumhrances; $500 per buys it.
p The best bargain ever offered in the
;, county. Call, write, or wire
, e. T. Lambert
/ $50 Guaranty Building.
) o. % o o
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$1.97A PER ACRE

WV, %A'0'12 len AChE
e mn PURCHASE my stock ranch in Billings
about Of this tract is agricultural land
and the richest soil on earth, the rest IL
rough and rolling, affording the finest grass
for stock In the world. Plenty of fine water
and winter shelter. I can safely saw # "a
positively the best stock proposition ever
offered for sale, being only miles from tho
N. P. r.. R., and cattle from this district
have never failed to top the Chicago mar
ket,' being fattened solely on the nutritious
grasses from Billings county. 1 am living
IN the south at present and have not the
. time TO devote to this land Therefore am
willing to sacrifice in order to make a quick
sale, and as to location and price you can't
duplicate 1t in the state under $2.75 per
acre. Don't answer unless you mean bust
ness. B. F. Yeates. 925 Phoenix bldg. =
FOR SAFE AND PRUDENT INVESTMENT
there Is nothing ust now better than q large
tract of the cheap cutover lands in either
northern Minnesota northern Wisconsin,
Their character is practically the same, only
the railroad extensions in the latter are now
much greater. The Northumberland the
general development below and the vast min
eral wealth and great lakes above together
with SOIL climate, rainfall and markets. com
pine to ensure steady advances. Lands in
large lots, now ranging from SIS to Sc, and
retailing from So to SIS. will ultimately
reach $50. I have somewhat extended
knowledge of land conditions and can secure
desirable tracts In the best developing com.
muntt1es. Also, some fine hardwood timber
tracts for millmen To any desiring good
investment large or small, will be glad to
submit proper selections. Let me know what
you want. A. T. Ankeny. SOP Globe bldg.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS
81 ,300-Lot, Nicollet av, near 25th. st.
$1,000-Triple corner, Aldrich av N, Goth st;
fine site for two houses. See It.
81 ,000-Lot, Irving av s, near SOD st.
$500-Two lots Garfield av S, near 37th
$35O-Lots, I'd av S, near 37th st.
$300-Lots, Aldrich av s, near AID.
$225-Lots, Bryant, near 4Sd st s.
$55O-Lot, Blaisdell av, near Lake st.
CROKER & Abbott, 513 Bank of Commerce.
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
$3.50 for good lots on Nicollet, Blaisden and
Wentworth avs; near 46th st.
$3.50 for lovely lots 41st st Pillsbury av.
$500 for good 44-foot lot Lake st near 10th
ay s.
stone walk, city water
500. perhaps less, for god lot on Stevens near
! 31st st.,
". G. Allan 30 Kasota Block.
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STORM SASH AND CARPEN.
TER WORK

DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE -EApINa
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household go,;ds. $40 Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 HenneDin ay. Both phones
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
. s. HonkinneH 81

i Continued.
> o o O o o o o o o
> LOTS FOR SALE. Q
} T Snap. ,... o
$175.00. .4 o
, West front lot on Dupont av S, between o
D 29th and Lake SITS. size 45X12S. You o
D can't buy lot in this block facing Du o
D pont av for less than $500. Try it and o
D see. If this looks cheap to YOU. call o
on Us. % f.. ~ o
n .asr T. Harris & Houston. {.- o
7O6 Andrus Building, o
o Minneapolis. MINI. o
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U o o o o o o o o o
. TIMBER CLAIMS FOR SALE. o
We have two timber claims located in Lake O
D county, Mimi. FIVE miles from Little O
0 Marie the north shore Of Lake SUI O
0 perior, containing 800 acres of timber O
D land. There is a logging railroad FIVE O
0 miles from these claims now and is being O
o built Oh past them: There Is not less o
o than 15OO,0O0 standing feet of timber o
o them, about one-half pine, the bal o
o ance mixed We can deliver title to O
o these claims for 81, 500. 90 each. Can you Q
o use them. .ss
o Harris & Houston,
o 706 Andrus Building,
0 Minneapolis. Mimi Q
Q 0 o o o 9
Bly, FARM.
We have for sale in Sully and adjoining
counties in South Dakota, several thousand
acres of choice wild lands and improved farms
at low prices and on easy terms. Fine level
land, rich black SOIL clay subsoil; wild lands
sell at 81 to $15 and improved farms. $12 to
> $50 per acre. Immense crops. These lands
are absolutely certain to double In value In
the next two years. Now is the time to buy.
Write for maps, circulars excursion rates,
ETC., to Quale Land Co., Andrus building.
I HAVE so ACRES EITHER FOR SALE OF
will trade for small house and lot in Min
neapolis. NJ. L. Fosseen, 435 Temple Court
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FARM FOR SALEM HIsAGo COUNTY, IN
e land s15 acres improved small new house. and
f. barn good spring water. Call on owner o.
:. write to" Johns Mattsen, Tayaars Falls,3 aA1nn
10 Route No, 1, Box 40. 3D. -....- i. Ia.
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THE swEETsER-RocHEsTE Co.,
s10-S11 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department In northwest.
GOOD SOLICITORS CAN MAKE IS PER DAY
working for us, ladies or gentlemen. 70A
Phoenix building.
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4. YOU CAN'T BEAR sssf.s1.;
North Dakota for big crops. climate and great
general prosperity or for Investments. We
have splendid grain and grass land for $40
to SIS an acre. Ask for Browns Farmer and
maps Of VIM. a. Brown CO.. 13l La Sale
st, Chicago, ILL.,. or Mandan, N. D.
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- WANTED-REAL ESTATE
. o o o. % 0
a.. ,si.acs,lr :l.>....- ,iFt - b.
=. ..335.E< %.s.. -@@.., ~ ..-.
!: wANTED-THE BEST LOT THAT $500
T.. = cash viii buy. Must be in the sth
j.: z..4 ~ -. +. ,s... a -".-.}
~ ward. Address 1882, Journal. ..a
=! --.,s rrc,- 80 *sSEF>s-'
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FOR sAIE-NEAR LAKE CALHoUN-NEW
all-modern room house, full ba sement, cement
:. ed door, fine hardwood finish and floors, best
nickel plumbing. every, convenience; =model
home on easy terms, cheap. G. M. Drew,
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ATTORNEYS

Z. D. CRANE.
TBS Temple Court Minneapolis.
Prompt attention given to all legal buslnee0
and collections. Your correspondence solicited
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FOR sALE-A TYPEsETTING MACHINE IN
good condition, cheap. Address Hayes, 8447,
Journal.
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% po1&roEs 90 GEMS PEs S 8 Z 9
% $50 to $50 bushel per acre. o
o 1t is small-sized gold mine, and be- 0
o sides right in the greatest grass stock and o
dairy sdG district OF ct takes
o make right OFF the land.%c So 80 D
0 L. A. Howard. SOP Oneida Bldg o
o o o o o o. o 20 o. o Q
oUICK-sALE PRIcEs-aET BUSY; 10 ACRES
near Annapolis st and car line, $1,250; 16C
d. acres Hubbard county, some timber. good
soil. two miles to postofhce, $3.50; leo acres
Hyde county, South Dakota, 1850 ;s169, Hand
county, $1,075; 100 acres Becker county, Min
nesota, well improved, $50 per acre; $500
acre tract, Billings county, = North Dakota
$5.75; 4,sOO-acre tract, $3.50 per acre. +
c. Groneman, 40s Endieott bldg, ST., Paul
Evening journal., 1905-01-02
Gallaher&Pyle,
ShOers
DEATHS

ARCHAEOLOGICAL tho home OF
the brides sister. on December 2eth,
1904, by Rev. e. u. white. John j.
Appleby and Yaleria M. Leach, both
OF this city.
FRnDERICK-In this city, on Decm-
Der s1st, 1904. William Frederick aged
4 months.
this city, on December
sOth, 1904, Elizabeth ID. daughter OF
James 70. and Jeanne Thompson In
her 8rd year.
January /, 1905. AfRr1
H.. wife OF the late Schuyler G. ReyS
nolds, mother of Milton II. Reynolda
in her list year.
Funeral services will be held at he
late residence at No. 1927 Market street
on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
WILLIAMS-1n this city. on Saturday
December 81, 1904. George w. walk
iiams, aged 65 years.
Funeral from the residence Of his SON
Oscar williams, 1886 Aspin street, Phils
adelphia, on Tuesday Interment al
Galena, Kent county, Md. Services at
st. Dennis r. c. Church.
LuKE-At Piedmont, w. Va, on Jan
2, 1905, James Lindsay Luke.
Due notice Of funeral will be given,
Evening journal., 1905-01-02

In typhoid fever thsintesunes are
the seat Of the trogbl and all solid
foods should be debar Here nutri-
tious broths and hod are needed
but no meat should bsIven until the
temperature has been Small for sew
eral days. In scarlet FER avoid all
heterogeneous foods. becsa the kidneys
and skin are congestet nd those are
the organs that excrete trogen. Their
work should be lessensilot increased.
For this reason arr othe legumes,
beans, peas or lentls ould not be
used. Broth made from EN- would be
most disastrous, while 3f or mutton
broth. which is les puiious, can be
readily assimilated
Evening journal., 1905-01-02

uE tsir riatk. -. d. 1850 $40 ~. ~. "
Mrs Disraell there is one very good
story told: Mrs. Disraeli and her hus-
band had come down from London to
spend the Easter vacation 1T Hughen-
den and had called on ne various
tradesmen at wycombe to order the
groceries and other requirements for
their ten days or fortnights stay. It
so happened that their sejourn was
rather abruptly shortened, and Mrs
Disraeli was seen calling at the gro
GERS and other purveyors. taking out Of
the carriage the nonconsumed wares
and asking the shopkeepers to receive
them back and have them reweighed
and so TO make a reduction in their &C
counts.
The great statesman, with folded
arms. was leaning back in the carriage
perfectly nonchalant. but evidently de-
sirous TO have no share in the frugal
transaction. Such rigid economy was
no longer required after the old lady
who so admired his books died and left
him her entire fortune, amounting to
over O,OO0.-London Tit-Bits.
Evening journal., 1905-01-02
Intentional Nine Dined

To members of the Intentional
Nine" a club composed OF young men
who each year draw lots TO determine
which one shall marry within the next
twelve months, James ID. Lewis gave a
dinner on Saturday night at Bothman's
cafe. Seventh and Shipley streets.
It was Mr.. Lewis "turn" during the
year 1904 to take unto himself a better
half, and failing to do this he was
compelled 10 dine his fellow clubmen.
The Intentional Nine" was organized
one year ago and is composed of VIII
liam ]. Bolen. chairman; William A
Murphy, secretary George w. Duffy,
Joseph ]. LAWN. James d. Lewis. John
+. Doto, Frank ID. Horisk, John f. NAL
colin, Jr., and Thomas NJ. Grannary.
According to the constitution only nine
members are permitted to belong to the
association at one time. At the meet
ing one year ago the members agreed
to draw numbers. the one getting No,
being obliged to marry within the
coming year or forfeit the club a din
ner. Mr. Lewis drew No. 1. and failed
to marry. Every member was present
at the banquet
The chairman OF the club. William ]
Bolen, was POSTMASTER. He called or
Mr.. Lewis to make the address Of the
evening.
Evening journal., 1905-01-02
TWO MORE SUBMARINES

Apparently Destined For Russia, They
Are Shipped From Newport News.
Newport News, Va, Jan. 2.-The re-
naming two OF the FIVE Lake sub
marine boats built at the Newport
News ship yard, and apparently des-
tined for Russia, we're loaded on the
steamer Adria, chartered by the Hol-
land-American line. Secrecy is OBJ
served as to the destination OF the
plungers. which we're put on board In
completed shape.
While representatives Of the Lake
company and the Holland-American
line here refuse to give any iniorma-
ton as 70 the place Of delivery Of the
plungers. It is generally supposed
that they will be shipped over the
same route taken by the steamer Bel
gravia, which carried two Lake boats
packed as merchandise from New
York across the ocean two months
ago. The former shipment Of sub
marines 1t is thought was ultimately
delivered at St Petersburg.