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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-07

IT'S UP TO YOU. Will you come and
partake of the many thousands of bargains
that still only await your coming. No mat
ter what you want that is kept in a China
Store, Ladies Furnishings store, it is a
certainty you can come down here and buy
it and save 20 to 80 percent on almost every
line in this house. Few times earth do
you have the opportunity of going in buying
at special sale prices and such have been
made here in the last fifteen days and will be
made until the close of this sale. We believe
by this time you have heard of it, been
here and got some bargains. We believe
you will be back and get more of them,
and if you hav' Mt been here you making
arrangements to come and make the LAST
FEW DAYS OF THIS SALE the greatest of
them all.
We are shouting out loud. We are talk
ing from the shoulder, we are talking to give
you more for your dollar than any other man
ever gave you in this city. Will you be with
us? Come! join the procession and get
part of the many bargains waiting here for
you at prices that will never be quoted on
such quality of goods again il this city.
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The Very City is Awake---The Walls Are
Shaking From Center To Circumference

In the eyes of the other fellow. He the
like he can't understand why the crowds all center
at spot in this city He dreamed that such
a thing possible, but Francois & Schmahl told
the people of the many bargains they had for them
and bargains they WERE that's why the sale goes
without break. They tried to break through the lines
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OverCOatS for Men and Bows

Will you buy your Overcoat from Francois &
Schmahls at your price stripped of every profit
and actually cut down in price below cost will you
wait ten days two weeks and the regular price,
ust think that and If it's shrewd-
ness to let such opportunity for actual money
ing get away from you Aren't these prices pretty
good interest on your money? If you're thrifty and
inclined to saving, you'll be here before the sale is
over. Come tomorrow to benefit by such bargains
these SO Overcoats go at $498. Our large stock of
Youths Suits and Overcoats up $3.50 going $3.50
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OverShOeS and Rubbers.

Our Overshoes and Rubbers just what you
You'll find complete assortment of them a
prices so low that you afford three four pair
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We Sold More Clothing

In the last three weeks than sold before in
our lives, and sold them but little more than
the cost of making them. We have all kinds; have
the winter suits, made of Cheviots Serges etc, in
plain black, brown and GRAY mixtures, Scotch and
fancy mixtures, hand padded shoulders hair cloth,
self retaining fronts excellenty tailored throughout,
worth from $40 $45O Your choice of the lot during
the last two weeks of this sale at S648 and S808
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PROSPECT HARRoR.

E. F. Ray is home from Bar Harbor for a
few days.
Irving s. Ray, of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday at home.
Harry Treat, of Portisnd, is here for
two weeks with Mrs. L. E. Coombs.
Miss Frances Cole, of Portland, is visit
ing relatives here after an absence of four
years.
Augustus Dunbar, OF Epping, has been
spending a few days here with friends and
relatives.
e. s. Bunker, wife and child were
guests of his aunt, Mrs. J. s. Coombs, for
few days last week.
Mrs. Clara Crane, OF Winter Harbor.
was a guest of Mrs. G. c. Larrabee for a
day or two last week.
Mrs. Kate Peters has returned home
after q visit to her sister, Mrs. Edith
Hoyey, of Gouldsboro.
Miss Marion Wilson, of sedgwick, was
here Saturday en- route to Gonldsboro to
visit Miss Julia Guptill.
E. II. Kingston and wife, of Melrose
Highlands, Mass, are guests of the w. F.
Bruces for few weeks.
Mrs. John Shepherd and two children,
OF Rumford Falls, have arrived at Capt.
Deasy's for the summer.
Mrs. Alfred Welch with party of
friends went on a berrying excursion one
day last week TO Bluehill. The party re-
turned with quantities OF strawberries.
The Methodist church was well filed
Sunday morning, when Rev. Mary Ma
eomber preached fine sermon from the
text Goodness is profitable unto all
things, having promise of the life that
nov Is, and OF that which is to GOMEZ.
July Is. c.
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BROOKIIN.

Mrs. Charles West, of Roxbury, Mass,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. b. Babson.
Miss Alethe Roberts, of Mortified, VT,
svisiiing her cousin, Miss Ruth Johns
ton.
Master Lionel Fiye spent a day last
week in stonington with his father, Capt.
IA. Fiye.
Capt. Asa Smith passed away at his
home here Tuesday, July 10, at an ad-
vaaced age.
Miss Martha Hooper. of Melrose, Mass,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Johnston.
Miss Edith Lufkin, of Somerville,
Mass, is spending her vacation with her
AtheT, P. e. Luikin.
Miss Jessie Flye, of Stonington, has
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. B. O.
Dollard, the past week.
Master Walter Watson, OF Meirose,
Mass is spending the summer with his
grandmother, Mrs. l.. A. Watson.
Mrs. Frank Staples returned to her
home in Ellsworth Friday. She was ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Frank Jones and son,
Of Rotkland.
Mrs, Charles Blake went 10 Bangor Fri
Gay where she will undergo an operation
ios appendicitis. She was accompanied
BY her husband and her mother, Mrs.
Horace Bachelor.
Master Homer Stanley entertained a
company Of his little friends at his home
saturday afternoon, from to 5. The
time was pleasantly spent in playing va
fous games. Light refreshments were
served.
July Is. USE FEMME.
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EGYPT.
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July Is.

Mrs. Amos Clark came home from Seal
HArbor Thursday.
Prof. Butler has purchased the horse
owned by Eugene Coombs.
Leonard Clark, who sawed his hand sew
eral weeks ago, is able to do a little light
work.
Mrs George Jordan, accompanied ~
her son William, spent Sunday with rela-
tiyes in Iamoine.
Misses Helen Butler, Olive Hutchins
and Ruth Savage left this week for Bar
Harbur, where they have employment for
the summer.
Miss Edith West, who has been visiting
her uncle. F. w. West, for the past week,
entertained Hope Butler at a dolls party
ON Wednesday afternoon.
Friday, July ID, twenty-one members of
Companion court Sunlight enjoyed their
annual outing at Lamoine Beach. Prop.
DesIsle opened Hotel Shore Acres for the
convenience of the party. Lunch was
served in the cafe. After lunch, many en-
joyed social chat on the beach, while
others took a view of the surrounding
country from The lookout. The party
started for home at $50 p. m. On the way
they visited the coaling station, the MN
eral spring and Blunt's pond. The trip
was enjoyed by all.
Inly If w.
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SEAL COVE.

Mrs. L. r. Sprague spent a day at West
fremont last week, the guest of her
granddaughter Mrs. Ernest Murphy.
George d. Harding, OF the Shaw bust
ness college, Bangor, and Mr.. Carter, of
Belfast, were at Lily Lake house, Wednes-
day. Judge j. A. Peters, of Ellsworth,
was at the house Thursday night.
Mrs. Charles Robbins and son Perry, OF
Mckinley, Mrs. Saunders, OF Ellsworth,
and her daughter, Mrs. Mason, of ston-
ington, were calling ON Mrs. Sophronia
Harper and other friends Thursday.
Miss Louise Robbins and friend spent
Friday at Southwest Harbor, and were
guests at dinner OF Harry Jennings and
wife, OF Lewiston. Mr.. Jennings is the
leading man in the Keystone Dramatic Co.
which played for three nights last week at
Southwest Harbor.
Rev. Clarence Emery, wife and little sor,
OF 1t. George, were in town for day last
week. Mr.. Emery conducted the evening
service at the hall Tuesday, July 10. For
merly pastor here, Mr.. Emery was gladly
welcomed, the people being as one in
thelr esteem and affection for him. All
were thankful for the brief but pleasant
calls from both Mr., and Mrs. Emery. A
reception was rendered them by members
OF the church.
July IL n
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Mrs. Lizzie sprague and little daughter,
of Harrington, are visiting in town.
8. w. Jellison and wife have returned
home after a weeks visit in Steuben and
Harrington.
Maurice Butler, who has been at Everett
Tracey's the past month, has returned to
Northeast Harbor.
Fishing is the prevailing sport at pres
ant. A party of four went to Georges
Pond Saturday evening and returned in
about two hours with string of ninty-
nine handsome perch.
Mrs. Olive Bliss and two daughters, OF
Argentine, Kan, who have been visiting
at o. o. Oreptt's, started on their home
ward journey Saturday, July Z, They
will stop in Boston and Buffalo.
July9. MAE.
Fl. A. Murch, of Bar Harhor, spent Sun
day with his family here.
A twelve-pound boy arrived at the
home OF Nathan Collar and wife, July 15.
Mrs. Casper Blsisdell, of North Sullivan,
10 N'sitihs Hef sistef, Nrs. arthur hoDert-
son.
N. X. Collar is home from Bingham,
where he has been employed the past few
months.
Frank and Oliver Young, of Gouldsboro,
were guests of Everett Tracey few days
last week.
Carl Butler is cutting the hay on the
farm owned by f. P. Gott. Raymond
Hardison is helping him.
c. s. Cousins and wife have returned
from Gouldsboro, where they spent the
past week visiting and enjoying deep
sea fishing.
Among those of Companion court Sun
light, l. o. F. who enjoyed a buck board
ride to Lamoine Beach Friday, were Mrs.
Ethel Clark, Mrs. Eunice Tracy and Mrs.
Bertha Lawrie.
The Baptist Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Georges Pond Friday
The day was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Sports consisted of races and games OF
various kinds, boating etc.
July IS. MAE.
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Efsal Hotties.
S0TICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
NyHEREAS Annie NJ, Hardison, of Frank
w lin, Hancock county. Maine. by her mort
gage deed dated The Irst day OF Decent err A.
D. 1900 and recorded in Vol $50. Page 4s of the
Registry OF Deeds for Hancock county, Maine,
conveyed to me, the under gned, certain
lot or parcel of land situated in Franklin
afors said, and bounded and described fol-
lows, TO wit North by Peter Heagan lot; East
by Samuel Grants land; south by andrew j.
Clark's lot and west by land OF c. Smith,
containing fifty acres, more or less, being he
same premises conveyed to Lafayett Butler
by A. F. Burnham on the oh day OF Feb.
A ID. 1881, AVID recorded in Hancock Reg OF
Deeds Vol. IT'S. Page pa. to which reference
may be had.
Also another lot or parcel of land situated
in Franklin aforesaid and bounded de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the north
west corner of the land formerly owned by
BENZ j. CLARK; thence running Southerly ID
rods along the road leIding from the County
Road to Blockso Meadow $50 called): thence
Easterly l2la rolls at right angles with sand
road; thence northerly at ri, at angle 10 reds
to the first described lot; thence westerly l2l2
rods to place of DE inning, Containing Que
acre, more or less. being the lot where La
fayett Buffers house now stands. being the
same lot convened to Lafayett Butler from
Benz j. CLARK Mar 5. 1859, recorded in Han
cock Reg. of Deeds Book 227, Page 469, to
which reference may be had; and whereas
the condition o. SAID mortgage has
been broken. and now remains broken,
now therefore, by reason OF the breach OF the
condition thereof, l claim a foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated this eleventh day Of July A. d. 1906
LAFAYETTE BUTLER.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURES.

yYvHEREAS George B. bennett and Will
w liam d. Stockbridge, both of DoIcAes-
ter Massachusetts,, by their mortgage deed
dated the fifteenth day of October, 1904, and
recorded in Hancock registry of DEEDS book
4l3, page l59, conveyed to me, the under
signed, certain lot or parcel of land situated
in Amherst, Hancock county, Maine. and
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
Beginning at the northwest corner of land
Hewing; thence north two degrees east one
mile and two hundred and ninety eight rods
to cherry tree on the town line marked b..
A. ID. 1885; thence south lightweight degrees s
east on said town line one mile and sixty-two
rods to a beech tree, the northwest corner OF a
lottery right; thence south two degrees west
by said right one hundred and sixty rods
thence south eighty, eight degrees east by said
right three hundred and twenty rods TO a
stake on the line between Amherst and Au-
rora marked b. A. ID. 1881; thence south two
degrees west in said town line one mile and one
hundred and thirty nine rods to hemlock
stake marked b. A. d. 1885; thence north eigh-
ty- eight degrees west two hundred and fifty
the river and continuing same direction to
bounds begun at, containing two thousand
three hundred and ninety-one and ole half
acres. more or less.
2. Beginning on the east bank OF Union
river at northwest corner of lot numbered
eighty-three; thence south eighty-nine de-
grees east by said lot two hundred and eleven
rods to the northeast corner OF the same lot;
thence north one degree east by lots Nos. IS
and l08 three hundred twenty-three rods
to a corner; thence ntrtb eighty nine degrees
west four hundred and eighty eight rods to a
northeast corner of lot No. lo4; thence south
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NORTH BROOKLYN.
July 16.

w. II. Giles and wife are at their cottage
for the summer.
Miss Marcia Curtis, daughter OF Lyman
Curtis, of Bluehill, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Cordelia Grindle.
Rev. Luther Morris, of Wales, held a
meeting in the chapel Sunday. His talk
on the revival in Wales was very interest
ing.
Charles Sherman is having fine thirty
foot sloop built. Eugene NJ. Sherman,
designer and builder, has Eugene Day and
Charles Pert to help him.
Fred Hamilton is making improvements
in his house, finishing of chamber and
making repairs. Freeman Higgins, Of
West Brooklin, is assisting in the work.
July9. SUB.
George Leighton has returned home.
W. Hale has let his house for the sea-
son to Boston parties.
Mrs. Sterling Freethy and children have
arrived from Hopedale, Mass, and will
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spend the summer with f. II. Hamilton
ana wife, Mrs. Freethy's parents.
Mrs. Albert Colt and daughter have re-
turned and will open up their house.
w. III. Giles has bought hose of
Charles Hall, to use while he is here rus
ticating.
Maynard Weber, of Stonington, is
visiting his grandparents, Adelbert Seavey
and wife.
Weston Colt was here last wees buying
lumber to use on the house owned by
Austin Dority, of Sedgwick.
G. E. sherman, proprietor OF Grovehurst,
reports twenty summer boarders at his
place. Mr. Sherman can accommodate
thirty-fye, and expects that many soon.
July IS. SUR.
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ORLAND.

Harold WATSON and wife spent Sunday
with Il. P. Faeteaux.
The -go-round owned by Soper
and Cunningham was moved from Soper's
grove to Castine Monday.
Guests at Frank Farnham's are Maurice
Farnham and wife, Miss Frances Farm
ham, George Farnham and wife.
g. NJ. Bridges, wife and children re-
turned Monday to Chicopee Falls, Mass,
after brief visit at Charles Ginn's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Patten has entertained
as guests the past week Mrs. Anne Crane,
OF Somerville, Mass, and Miss Mary
CHM, of Boston, both formerly of this
town.
July 10. ID.
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NORTH sEpGwICK.
USE FEMME.

baby boy arrived at the home of MIR.
ana Mrs. Ethman Carter July IL.
Mrs Clara Clspp and Miss Bertha How
arc, OF Boston, spent one day last week at
sargentyille.
1. c. Tolcott and wife and Mrs. Lillian
ufeen, OF Arlington, Mass, visited Mrs.
Lucy Closson last week.
Mrs. P. b. Day and son Clarence, OF
Ellsworth, were in town Sunday, coming
rom Ellsworth in Mr.. Days automobile,
Gordon Curtis, Robert Curtis and Bert
wells, Of Starboard Acres, spent Thurs
gay at Pond View farm, the guests OF Mrs.
Hattie Allen.
&C. Norcroas and wife, Misses Katha-
rune, Margaret and Mary Norcross and
william and Tommy Norcross, OF Welles-
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PRETTY MARSH.

Miss Ethel Candage, of Brooklin, is at
the Freeman house.
Mrs. e. w. Freeman and Miss Hazel
Seton are at Bijou cottage for the season.
Edgar Walls and wife, of Otter Creek,
visited Mrs. Walls mother, Mrs. Ober,
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Walls re-
turned home. Mrs. Walls viii remain a
while to help care for her sister Oracle,
who Is quite III.
July IS. Ne
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ley Hills, Mass; Miss Eleanor Wells, OF
wellesley Farms, Mass; Mics Grace
Cooley, Of Newark, N. j.; Miss Maude A.
Dodge, OF Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. and
Miss Garrett, OF Boston, are at Pond View
farm for the summer.
Mrs. Emma Hooper, of Middletown,
Conn, and Mrs. Evans, OF Bluehill, vis-
tied their mother, Mrs. Hannah Abbott,
one day last week.
A game of base ball was PLAYED here bv
the Sargentville and North Sedgwick
boys Saturday afternoon. The score was
u to II in favor of North sedgwiek.
July 16. RAE.
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SEI1ff I'M
Rev. G. W. F. Hill is in town.
u.s A. S. Turner is suffering from a
spraIned ankle.
Ms William Fclkner, Of Iowa City, is
.,si,Ipg esr daughter, Mrs. !. Edison Hall.
The Peabody family are at their cottage,
wellesley villa, accompanied by friends.
~ CLARK, Of Castine, is placing a
,..nace for A. ii. Dorsty, she blacksmith.
N,ss Mae Carter, who has been working
a. mr. uagerthy, has gone to Bucksport.
psy A. ". smith md family have been
-. guests of Mrs. Ii. Alice Closson for
two weeks.
,,hu Russell and daughter, Mrs. J. c.
solIiysn. Of Boston, ere guests of Capt.
John Eaton.
Masters Roy and Lloyd Bysrd are spend
- the summer with their grandparents,
q. Eaton and wife.
Hoper Muilaney and wife, who have
.rept several weeks at the Travellers
home. leave this week.
George Adams and wife, Of Haverhill,
nave been the guests of Mrs. Adams
,,ther. ] w. Penney, for week.
Miss Hattie NJ. Cole, who teaches in
ysedham, Mass, is spending her vacation
Nth her parents, A. f. Cole and wife.
There vas housewarming at Rev. C. C.
Eoch's on Friday evening. Quite num-
her participated. A pleasant time is re-
ported.
Mrs. Grstia Stcdmsn and daughter
edi,h. Of Belmont, Mass, are here. They
we're accompanied by friends, the Rev.
and Mrs. Gardiner and Miss Gertrude
Jones.
Friday evening Columbia chapter o. E.
: initiated two candidates. There was a
good attendance and pleasant evening
wss enjoyed. Cake and ice-eream were
seryed.
Areception was rendered Rev. and Mrs.
Koch al the church on Friday evening,
Jun 30. Ex- pastor A. w. Smith and wife
we're present, also kew. s. NJ. Thompson,
>, North sedgwick. A pleasing pro-
gramme was presented. Refreshments
we're served
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. Josie Googins has returned from a
visit TO Providence and New York.
Wallace Coggins and wife, of Hancock,
visited his sister, Mrs. Calvin Hutchins,
last week.
Mrs. Helen Hodgkins and baby, OF
Marlboro. ARE making few days stay with
her mother, Mrs. Eta Dow.
Mrs. John Cowen, of Dedham, with her
daughters, Hazel and Mrs. Ida Houston
and infant, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
A. E. Tracy, for few days.
July 16. III
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Judge Cunningham and family are at
their cottage here.
Mrs. Inez Jellison, of Sorrento, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Ann Hammond, OF Gouldsboro,
made brief visit with her brother, John
Crabtree, last week.
Mrs. Minnie Avery, who has been at
Augustus Carter's since last fall, went to
Rockland Saturday for the summer.
Ralph Clarke, who has been spending a
few days with his brother, w. P. Clarke,
returned TO his home in Monroe to-day.
July 16. G.
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me Soothing Spray OF Ely's Liquid Cream
naim, used in an atomizer, is an unspeakable
tehei to sufferers from CRtarrb. Some Of
mem describe it as a Godsend, and no wonder.
me thick, foul discharge is dislodged and the
patient breathes freely, perhaps for the first
uiae IN weeks. Liquid Cream Balm contains
~ the healing, purifying elements OF the
sosld form, and il never fails to cure. Sold by
Aii druggists for 75c., including spraying
saoe, or mailed by Ely Bros, 50 Warren
street, New York.
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e. C. MOORE, Druggist
THE Tso<aG sroRF

one degree west three hundred and twenty
three rods 20 the soul beast corner of the .,i,u-
istry lot; thence south eighty nine degrees
east ore hundred and fifty six rods to the
northeast corner OF lot numbered eight one;
thence south one degree west one hundred
and So enty rods to the northwest cor
ner OF lot No. So; thence south eighty
nine degrees east by said lot No. IS
ore hundred four rods to a river; thencs
up the river to the bounds first men
toned containing ten hundred ninety three
acres. more or less. Excepting one hundred
and forty-t acres. more or less. heretofore
sold Joshua Linscott and Asher Keller; also
excepting two hundred and forty acres, more
or less, heretofore sold R. H, Silsby; also ex-
cepting ninety acres, more or less. heretofore
sold horace b, Watts; also exceptir fifty
acres, more or less heretofore sold Seth A.
keuniston; being the same premises con-
veyed to Frederick E. Hartshorn and AM
brose W. Ellis by Abel H, Buzzell by deed
dated the twenty fifth day of October. 1882,
and ecorded in vol. 1856, page 1874 OF the reg
istry of deeds for Hancock county, Maines
being the same premises decided TO said Geo
B. bennett and William D. Stockbridge by
Elder +. Henderson by Iced of even date with
said mortgage; and whereas the condition of
said mortgage has cen broken and remains
broken, now therefore by reason of the breach
of the condition OF said mortgage, / claim q
foreclosure thereof, and give tins notice for
tn Il purpose. EDER r. HENDERSON.
Bangor, Maine, July 10, 1876.
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THE subscribers, George Zabriskie and
i William Milne, both OF the city. county
and state of New York, and Arthur Romeyp
Gray, of Sewans e, state of Tennessee, hereby
give notice that that they have been duly ap-
pointed executors of the last will and tesla
county and state OF New York, deceased IN
bonds being required by the terms OF said wTl
AND that they have appoiL ted Arno w.
their agent in the said state OF Maine, as re !.
quired by Section IS, Chapter 66, Revised stat
utes OF Maine. All persons having demands
sired to present the same for settlement.
and all indebted thereto are requested ts
make payment immediately.
GEORGE ZABRIsK1E,
WILLIAM MILNE.
June %, a. d. 1906. ARTHUR II. GRAY.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 he has been duly appointed admins
Sedgwick, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased. and given bonds as the law direets-
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased desired to presena
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately.
July IL, 1905. Howard L. ELwELL
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TNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. she has been duly appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate Of Abigail Robinson.
late of Southwest Harbor, in the county 81
Hancock, deceased, and given bonds az 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
payment Immediately. -.
July IL, 1906. CAROLINE r. LAwIrp