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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
CAPT. ]. n. STRObHAR
RELEASED ON BOND
Bond Sigr"d b" CashisY Q: he
Neai 2 L.: o. k.,a....
BOND IN THE SUM OF 5000

u is Said He Cannot be Taken into
Custody on Anv Other Charge-Re-
ported That HIS Tr,al VIII be Helo
January 22d-To VISIT Gainesville.
After having been brought ~ ATTAIN.
to from Montreal, Canada, to au.w-r
the "haIg- Uf larceny ai,"v Trust,
James Noble Strohhsr. alleged de.
faultinR aRent Of the Atlsntic Coas,
Line Railroad Company at Gainesville.
Fla, who Is said TO be wanted in Flor.
ida for embezzlem-ni. Was rel-assd d
from the tower saturday afternoon on
O $500 bond. The bond was signed
By W. F. Many, CASHIER OF the Neal
Bank. >tro'hR arrived in Atlanta
late Friday afternoon in the custody
OF Detective Thomas r.. Lockhart, ard
had not been in jail over - hours be.
fore he was liberated on bond
Under the extvadition treaty be-
tween the United states and England
il is said that Strothar cannot Le
taken into custody on any Other
charge than that for which he is wan,.
ed in Atlanta, until his case can be
Vssssd ny.
II was stated by Strobhar shortly be-
fore he left the tower that he intended
10 return 10 Florida and face the
charges against him at Gainesville.
S,robhar 10 said To have embezzled
81 On from the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad while he was acting in the
capacity Of sgent at GainesvilIe. Fla
he was a''o charged with having had
two checks made out To him as agent
Of the railroad company, cashed at 40
Atlanta bank. He went TO Canada
and detective was sent after him to
bring him back to Atlanta 20 be tried
for larceny after trust. he was in.
dicted by the Fulton county grand
jury Friday afternoon. n few hours be-
fore his arriva! from Carsda in cu.-
tody of an officer --Atlsnta Journal,
Sunday.
L. wa. learned yesterday that Capt.
Strobhar's trial would take place Jan
Iary 22nd. and that he was on his way
30 this city for q short visit
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
A Grim Tragedy

Il daily enacted in Thousands OF
homes. as death claims. IN each one,
another victim OF consumption or
pneumonia But when coughs and
colds are properly treated, the trag-
edy is averted. +. Il. Huntley Of
Ini. wri,es: My wife
had the con. sumption. and three doc.
tors gays her W. Finally she took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
Coughs and Colds, which
cured her. and today che is well and
strong" 1t kills the germs Of oil dis
eases. On. dose relieves Guaranteed
at SIC aud si ~ 10y all druggists. Trial
bottles free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
PARKS snow WAS GOOD.


G. ". Parks tent theatre 10 once
more in our midst. and n good sized
audience assembled last night to bid
welcome 10 this excellent company in
An Am-ticam Girl" Judging from
the laughter aud Applsu.e the enter
tsinment was heartily enjoyed A
word OF praise should also be- b.stowed
upon the moving picture feature. To-.
night AZ Piney Ridge" will b. play
ed. n story pOrtraying the close r-la-
tioLshi p existing between men Of high
social position and those who have led
isolated lives back among the hills
OF TeDne..ee-A piece which has met
with tremendous success ia tie larger
cities
On Friday Afternoon At O'Clock
there will be- moving picture tXnibi-
ton for ladies and school children
inriug which Mise Dolly Naugh,, aged
FIVE y-ar-. will do her .-rp-ntine
dances with full electrical ard light ef.
.e:t- Admission To all, H. cents
saturday at 3 y. M, matinee. Fan
chup. the Cricket" Admiss on. Is aud
IS cents.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
INTRINSIC MERIT,
Sn's Dr. a. - JoN~s'~. = ~n,; Makes
V 81 Pul.ar

.''- I.- -..r D
.~r -, - .. ..U... -. ".
johns II, -. t-. ."i,- :. p. r.An.-,!
IS tar ", Tl- o. ,I,'u,.,.,.-. ot rol-..
IL my En-,t,nn - c,g..,, Lay,
seen irnune'Sh.- 'u-!u'...~- a.! ~ =
lretarS aztec. .utr,iur-' tu' r-y.r
Ia 10y lag eNI~r l.,r I ever
known or heard uf n medicine ttAt
would produce mDrr beneficial. rrs.l..
tan NI.ol
attribute thls To a. - fact that Vi
~. contains IA y concentrate :prm Al.
the med" nai elements cuuta ned a.
cod liver o.. actually taSen from 'rr-h
Gods !ivrrs. bat without drop ~ ol!
or grease To nau.es,- the stomach, and
II contains no -lckcning drag.
prominent phy.ic.au wr,t--.
Nlnol is the most vslnsh. rv-,....
tlon OF cod liver oil known To- m.dl.
cine. II ls oi untold value t. create
strength and build up the general .y,.
TEN for old people, weak women
and children, aLd il has no equal for
hard cpld., bronchial and all lung a..
frrtlop-'
There sre hundreds of people right
here in Gainesville who can t-.tify
that there is nothing equal to Ninnl to
make rich. red blood TO increase the
appetite. cure stomach troubles, give
strength aud renewed vitality to the
aged build up the rundown. tired and
debilitated. make the weak strong.
cure chronic coughs, colds aid build
up the convAle.cent.
We freely return your money in ev.
cry case where Ninol fails Try it on
this guarantee" W. VI. johnson,
Druggist.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
CHRONIC Constipation Cured.

one who suiYcr- from chrome coE-ti-
Tat,onl- in danger Of many serious
ailments Orino Laxative Fruit syrup
cure, chrome constipation, a. II aids
digestion ard -timglsic- the liver and
bowel. restoring tie uatural action OF
these crsa,. Commence taking j, to-
day and you y. Zee. better At once
oriro Laxal.yy Fr..t syrup doe- not
uAl..ate or -rIve sud Is very pleasant
- ,a.- Refuse substitutes ) "
NcCJ!lG.a * c.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
In the Mayors Court.

There WAS a lively session Of the
mayor. court Monday. resulting from
n festival which occurred among the
colored people IN Porters quarters
Saturday light. Those srraiRned for
becoming mixed up" iL a general row
a, the festival were Mary Slug!~,ary
Julia Rowe. Marion Rowe, Melton
Williams and Earnest EIicklsn. They
were assessed fine Of 81 aud costs
each. William Woods and West Davis
were arraiguri upon charge of fight
ing Woods wa, tiucd 3! - and costs,
ard payl. e. aud co.,s
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
Sold a Fine Grove,

The Florids Fertilizer Co which
owns several grove propt trties through
out the State. have sold to W. Il. Long
~ Orange Bend n handsome eleven
acre grove at that vOint. The grove is
partly III b"aring AMI will some q. > be-
come ore ~ the most valuable IroI-
critics n proJorti1n ~ acr-aG" IN that
rrcli ion.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, Of ". 34th - , New
York. at cue time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes !:
Il had sali rheum or eczema for
years, but nothing would cure Il. until
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve" A
quick ana sure healer for cuts. burns
ard sores. 25c at all drug stOres.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16

A Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good.
A. X. Thurnes. a w.ll.known cCal
operator Of Buffalo. o., writes II have
bren afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel ard
stones with excruciating ps,n. | got
no relief from medicine until I began
taxing toi-y's Kidney Cure; then a. e
resnit was surprising. A few doses
started the brick dust like fine stones
and now have TO pain scrots my kid
neys and feel like a new man IL has
done me 81 90 worth o; good" J. ".
McCO.ium x Co
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-16
A Big FIRE LOSS
AT fT. fANNIN
T.s3n'' -. Comn,:s,ay" md
Xa. .a3us- We're Cons.Aed.


arv Or,g,r as Thre BI'd rss We're
lgri,eo Smultaneousy Mu Was
Modern ana Just BAH.
Information 4. - r-ac'-! here t.:
4 d.sas,r0as s-t wLi,n G;curr-,i At l..
FannIn, on the SlwAnnr- Viyrr. when
he splendid new ,awm'.l ard CtnniuG
: ant. commi,-ary and Wsrrhou.- OF
l.. l.. Ti-un. aCgr-gatlug value Of be-
tween 5000 and t.!pU. were De.
>,roy-d. 1h- information came by
Telephone. which stated that the fire
WAS OF incrndiary origin. - the three
build .ng.. which were locatsd about
two hundrti yards aEar;. cauIht sim
ultanrou,.y.
1hIs IL a serious loss T. Nr T,son. ~
there wa. only n small insurance on
the mill and nothing io cover TIE los.
- goods IN the warehouse AID com.
mi..ary. Tnis 10 H." second mi..or.
tune of tie kind b-fallirg MIR IT,
con. hIs savmill plant having been
consumed by fire about eight months
sgo with a serious loss The mil lust
Destroyed was one OF the mo.I mn!crn
IN the country with capacity OF about
25,0U feet per day and vac valued a,
o. ,OO). The warehouse and commits
sary stock was tremendous. a. Mr.. Ti-
sOn has been Accustom "a to supplying
not only the community in which he
Was doing business. but had conducted
q small jobhing and Wholesale business
among the merchants for miles around.
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DIED.

BAILEY. In Rroo<S, June %, James r, Barley.
aged about 81 years.
BOWEN. In Haldaie, June II, Mrs Margaret
K. Bowen.
FERGUSON. In Revere. Mass, June :, Mrs
Edward Ferguson, formerly OF Deer Isle, aged i
wears lntermtnt at Mt. Adams cemetery. Deer
Isle.
FIApNFRs. In Rockland, June 10, Edwin l.
Flanders aged 60 years, II months and days
GLOVER. IN Rockland, June IA, Thomas i.
Glover aged 76 years, 3 months and 26 days.
HoDGDON. In Unity. June II, John Hodsdon
MILLIkEN. In WmterpOrt, June ii, Mrs. Rettd
MAJER. In Haldae, June Il, Mrs. Euniee
NASH In Filings. Montana, June "a, at st,
Vincent Hospital Hovey i. Nash, aged l9 years,
PEIRcE In Frankfort June 25 Louisa p,
wife of George A. PIERCE, aged 81 years. Boston
and New York papers copy.
RIPLEY. In West Rockport, June 49, Bertha
NJ. (HalD, wife of William A. Ripley aged %
years. months and % days.
THoRNDIKE. In Union, June 10, Abigail G..
Thorndike, aged So years
THOMPSON. In Searsmont. June 10, Ambrose
Thompson, a native of Union, aged Is years.
WALLACE. In Friendship, June II. infant son
of Mir. and Mrs. Melvin Wallace.
WILLIAMS. In Rockland. June a. Josie, daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, aged :,
months and days. ,,.,,, =,
WITHERLE. In Castine June "a, William IL.
Witherle, aged So years, month and 1t days.
In Belfast, June %. Daisy NJ, eldestidaughter OF
u. L. Brabrant, aged 26 years and months.
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LIKE Old FRIENDS.
The Longer you Know Them the Better
You Like Them.

Doan's Kidney Pills never fail you.
Belfast people know this.
Read this Belfast case.
Read how they stood the test
For six years
Mrs. William H. Keene of 81 Cedar Street, Bel
fast, Me-, says: "My kidney complaint started
with just a slight backache, then noticed that
there was some irregularity of the kidney secre-
lions and was caused much annoyance on this
account. The trouble grew worse and my father,
who had used Doan's Kidney Pills with the best
of results, advised me to use this remedy ana
got box at the City Drug Store. am pleased
to state that Doan's Kidney Pills was just the
remedy needed. 1 noticed a marked improve
ment in very short time and was so encourag
ed that l kept on with the medicine and was
soon cured. 1t is several years ago since first
used it, and since then they have never failed
to bring satisfactory results when used. My
husband has also used them for backache and he
thinks there is nothing to equal them. We both
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as remedy which
every one should know about
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Fos-
ter.Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and take no
other.
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with its lectures and demonstrations by
a corps of competent instructors, has
been evolved the "Summer Training
School for Teachers with its daily les
sons which must be thoroughly learned
and its rectations which are calculated
to show how intelligent grasp each
student has of the principles studied.
During these recitationS the Instructor
gives the drill which is to make the
teacher-student proficient in the most
important branches.
If a school were established within
reasonable distance of your home in
which an opportunity is offered to re-
view thoroughly the work in geography,
arithmetic, United States history and
English grammar, would you attend
such a school, provided the term com
menced July 8, 1906, and continued four
weeks, and provided farther that the
expense of board did not exceed $500
per week? The work in these schools
viii include both study and recitation
periods and also talks on methods.
You may be interested to know that
graduates of colleges took this WORK
last wear and expressed in strong terms
their appreciation of the help the school
was to them. .,
These schools also furnish an excel
lent opportunity for preparing for TIE
State examination, to be given the last
of August. Credit is given on state GER
tifcates for attendance at one OF these
schools.
vii YOU please give this matter care
full consideration.
Respectfully,
State Supt. of Public schools.
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MAR RIEIb.

BIcKEoRp- HEATH. In Augusta, June 18th
Melville Marshall bickford of WateryIi'e, former
~ of Belfast, and Miss Annie Maud Heath OF All
gusta.
BACHELDER-SMITH. In Camden. June 20,
Adelbert Robbins Bachelor of Goakland and
Miss Edith Evelyn Smith OF Camden.
BABEIDGE-DYER. In North Haven, June II.
Charles Edward Bdbbdge and Dora beverage
Dyer both of North Haven
BoLAN-CRowELL. In Winterport. June -,
John Rolan and Miss Georgia Crowel,
DAVIS STEVENS. In Belfast, June 21St. by
Rev A. A. Smith, William H. Davis OF Milford,
Mass, formerly Of Belfast, and Miss Katherine
NJ. Stel ems of Belfast.
FLINToN-NILE In Houlton, tune 20, Percy
Flinton OF Searsport and Miss Ina l.. Niles OF
Houiton.
GOULD-S1MrsoN. In DiXmont, June -, Frank
Crawford Gould and Miss Maud Elsie simpson.
HOWARD-W WIGHT in Camden, June 20. CIlulS
Lupano Howard of New York and Miss trace
EStelle Wight OF Camden.
HOWE RICHARDS. In Camden. june IT, W Il
lard {. Howe and Miss Carrie Richards, both OF
Camden.
JoNEs-CoNDoN. In Bangor, June 90 Frank )
Jones and Miss Nellie Condor, both OF Bangor.
KNOWLES HACKETT. In Hampdtn, June 20,
Arthur Knowles and Miss Vesta Hackett both
OF Hampdeu.
PILLsRURY-LENFEST. In Thomaston. June
10, Arthur Henry Pilishury of Brockton Mass,
SNOW CARVER. In Rockland, June Is, Robert
a. Snow ami Miss Harriet NJ. Carver, both OF
Rockland
STONE WOOSTER. In North Haven, june e,
Parker K. Stone and Jennie May wooster, pOth
of North Haven.
SMlTH-CHoXFoRD In Dixmont, June Il, Rev.
Frank Ernest smith aud Miss Rlla CroXford
WATS0N-GILLEY. In Camden, June %, VIII
liam Edwin atS0u Of Rockp0rt and Miss Lucia
Ella Giiley of Camden.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that he has been duly
appointed administrator of the estate of
NANCY P. COLCORD, late of Searsport
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are
desired TO present the same for settlement and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. -
BENJAMIN F. COLCORD.
Searsport, June II, l9o6.-3w26
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Geo. \. sherman, Lisbon Red Mills, Law
renee Co. \, Y, writes; u had kidney dis
ease for many years and had been tfeateo
by physicians for twelve years; had takel
a wei known kidney medicine and other
remedies that were recommended but sot
no relief until began using FoleE>s Kidney
Cure. The trst halt bottle relieved me anC
four bottles have cured me of this terrible
disease Before began taking Foley'S Kid
ney Cure l had to make water about every
fifteen minutes, day and night, and passed
brick-dust substance, and sometimes
died if | had not taken Foleys Kidney
Cure" r H. Moody.
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STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF WALDO IS.
l. A ii. Nichols Cashier Of the above named
bank, do solennly swear that the above state
Iuent is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. A. II. NICHOLS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22d
day of June, 1906. .
CHARLES Z. ADAMS
tIS Notary Public
49, Correct. Attest:
f. |. PENDLETON, !
GEO. f. SMITH, Directors.
Il. F. COLCOkD,
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SHIP NEWS.


New York, June 10 Cd. sch. VIM L.
Douglass, Port Arthur, Texas; 20, ar, schS
F. c. Pendeton, Stonington; Nat Aver,
Bangor, sid, sch. Edward II. Cole, New
York II, ar, sch. George d. EdmunlS'
Halls Quarry 81, ar, sch Rebecca j. Will
den, stockton; sid, bark Rose lnnS, Gal
weston; %, sailed. sch. Nat Aver, Stockton
Springs; "A, sid, sch. Annie p. Chase, Ban
! gor.
Boston, June %. Ar, sch. 5. G. Haskell,
| Pensacola sid, schS. Eldora, Bangor Harry
c. Chester, do Mary Louisa, do; Charles
ton, do; William Pickering, do; Robert W.,
| Frank fort; %, ar, sch John Pau, Belfast,
Ga; "a, ar, schs Frank Barnet, Brunswick !;
Geo: ". Wells, Baltimore ~
Philadelphia, June 10. Ar, sch. WA. t.
Downes, Fernandna; Allen Greene, Ston-
ington %, cid, sch Alice f: Clark, Bangor.
Portland, June ri. Ar, sch. J. ". Balano,
Jack sonvile: % sid, sch. Mary L. Crosby,
| Stockton and New York.
High Island, Me, June II. In port, sch.
! Penob>cot, Pendleton, Tor Philadelphia,
| loading.
Rock port, Me, June, 10. Ga, sch. John
| \. Caldwell new, Sake, Nassau; 20, sid,
sch. Abbie Bowker, New York.
| Bangor, June 20. AT, sch. susan Stetson,
Stockton, to load for Greenwich, Ct; 20, ar,
barges Shenandoah and Barry, Phiadel
phia sch. Polly, Belfast; %, cid, sch. lmo-
gene, Belfast; a, al, sch. Mary t. Palmer,
Philadelphia
Bucksport, June y. Sid. sch. Willie L.
Swift, Boston for orders, with ice.
! Halls Quarry. June II. sid, sch. George
ID. EdmuudS, New York.
stockton, June u. Ar, schs. Harold L.
Berry, Bath, with iron to Is. n y. K. Il. co.;
". j. lIansam, Ellsworth, to load lumber
for sound bort sid. sch Iaconia BIZ, Nova
~r,fi;i mort ~ ar. schs. Mentor, SANDY
MONT to load f0r salem Ashland Co. susan
Sfet,au. Bangor, TO load tor sound port
Ashland Co: sailed. schs. Fannie +. HALL
knston for oItlprs. Ashland %: Willis and
'3D5''( Lp5 0 ,I' Sr4t ,anchard Lumb4r
Ca : r1h T. Dayfs, NeW YorE. 81. john
Lumber Co.; Harold l. Berry. Bangor,
railroad iron: - sailed schS. Il. p. Chase
salem. for orders; Jesse L. Boyce, Vie
2 2'''I Iiay4u for drd4ps ". b. Hilton. New
York "A. sid, sch. Henry F. Kreger, Booth
BAY. to load lee,
jack sonviIIe, June is. Ar, sch. Melissa
y. Wiley, New ork.
NtWpoIl News June ~ ., ~ SCI ~ iH'
ence u 5t'teI' baliSui II az az, 81 y , i,i
tnE, Noil"lA lof bangor STU SCH Az DUN
erS, NoIloih; ,,.;. I,.o-
,t ~ S Io,N 'r1 o. ar ,cT uanrr Sntton
Rorknort Me u cleared sch Gov AmeS
Boston; y, cid, sch susan \. Llckerlng,
Rock land charlotte L. >loleS, Ne" l OK
for Jack sonvllle:
Port Tampa, Fla, June is. Ar. sch. John
t. Develln; HIchborn, Galveston.
savannah, June IS. SID, sch. Llzzle t.
Wiley, New DIX.
Fall River, June 20. SID sch Pend)eton
Satisfaction, Jacksonvllle.
Gulfport, Miss, June 10. AT, sch. carrie
Strong, Havana; sid, sch. M0iNe > LOOK,
Philadelphia.
Portsmouth, \. H., June 21 Ar. schooner
Horace A. Stone, Baltimore; SD, sch. lnde-
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Portland, Oregon, April s, 1886, making the
fastest passage on record, 1O7 days. The ship
Brown Bros, Capt d. S. Goodell, Jr., sail
ed from San Francisco Jan. IA, 1882, ana ar
rived at Havre April 30th, making the pas
sage in lO4 days. She sailed from Havre,
Nav a6th. and arrived at San Francisco,
sept 10Th, making the round voyage IN s
months and II days, the best on record; In
1889 the Ship state of Maine, Capt L. D. +.
Nickels, made the passage IRON Hong
Kong to New York in 80 days. Inc snip
Henrietta, Capt. James &. Gilmore, salled
ed at Buenos Ayres April l7th after n, last
passage of - days. The ship S. ?. Hlch-
cock, Capt j. B. Nichols, arrived at san
Francisco, March |, 1887, l0l days passage
from New York. The run from New YORK
to the equator in the Pacific was made IN 70
DAYS. This ship while in command OF
Capt. Nichols made three passages to San
Francisco in los, 1ol and 100 days Inc
ship Henry B. Hyde, Capt. John G. Pen
dleton, loaded with $500 tons OF sugar,
sailed from san Francisco, April %, 1885,
for New York. The run to Cape Horn was
equator in the Atlantic, arriving at the
sandy Hook light ship July 18th; passage
from the equator 10 days, making the pas
sage from port to port IS days. ms snip,
which was built for Capt. Phineas Pendle-
ton. il, at Bath, Me, in 1851 sailed from
>39e Oct. %. 1850. and arrived at Liver
pool, Feb. ,, 1856, after passage OF 80
Iays The run from the equator to Liver
pool was made i'll 20 days.
>-- f,..,,,-,,.. >.,,.,.r-. .i,.a Ioc3+ino
NJ 'loN.EI' - ,I1i,tinr har Stndi0
.+ 80 20 en- W Gnida Homer
i"t piano MS uctlolI " i Iasillts
has accomplished remarkably goo4 Ies thls
with the good sized class OF pupils that
nave taken advantage of the oppottuhlH,
oHtlFd 10y heI I1I HoutL II I ,I" pppatbmd
81 ,'t I1,,' 57, Miss Uomer enter
l' "a 9nt ., w W %ny, ynrk
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LITTLE THINGS AT LITTLE PRICES,


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BICKEoRp- HEATH. In Augusta, June 18th,
Melville Marshall BickfOrd of Natervliie. former
" of Belfast and Miss Annie Maud Heath OF All
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IDNINIsTRATRIX's NOTICE. The subscri-
"A Der hereby gives notice that she has been
duly appointed Administrative of the etsate of
ESTHER NJ. GRIFFIN, late of Searsport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de.
sired to resent the same for settlement. and all
Indebted thereto are requested to make payment
Immediately MABEL GRIFFIN.
Searsport, Jue 12, 1906. -3w26