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Miscellaneous.

HfAioG
TABLE OILCLOTH, III and ~
yds. vide; per yd..........1Oc
CLOTHESPINS. packed in boxes
OF = gross; warranted and rcgu-
larry sold at SIC; tomorrow loo
IApANNED BREAD BONES. ne
dunn size doc
CLOTHES WRINGERS. With 10
inca pure white rubber rollers;
hardwood frame; tomorrow at
MRS. POTTS IRONS; in sets Of
three. including stand and h1l-
die. per set
WASH BOILERS. No. Z; guarln-
teed to be fun copper Dott9.i,
to morrow at ..........:.-,o,p
CLOTHES LINE. braided % =
IenEt1S .,...-... ','' r,g
JAPANNED BREAD ROM.I,
small size.
ENTERPRISE MEAT Ok
FOOD CHOPPERS: on d..n-
oustpn Iipn spCS Z
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JAM-Fulton Market -ruit
jam for every day use;
specially nice during
Lent. 3 large jars for
1JC.
~CCOSEPERRIES MIL
ford Brand finest quail
ity New York State ~re-
served Gooseberries Zoe
Tarts, Pies. etc. Reg.
lJC. can, lie.
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lIE"aRING-Gorton's bone
less smoked |Ile-riuG;
large jar, lie; medium
Jar ......'.,,-.S 80
Pr brand
homemade Tomato Cat
sup, made from fresh
red-ripe tomatoes; deli
cately speed; per dpz,,
$2; pint bottle. .....l7c
EN~ FRUITS
Fin st quality Muir
Peaches or Golden APP
ricots; delicious. mcaty
fruit; ? lbs. for. ...2Ir
brand
fin quality crisp.
sGappy Gherkins, Mixed
Pickles. Onions or Chow
Chow: 20-oz. bottle, 2Sc
1907. bottle.
PRESERVES Fountain
brand, absolutely fines.
and most carefully Sc
lected whole fruit pre-
serves, packed in pure
sugar syrup; BIB. glass
jar, $1.25; 2lA-lb. jar,
csc; lib. jar.......2Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-27

Mrs. Ascum-This is Mrs. Borcm'5
at-home day. Are you going to call
on her?
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Can you bake bread?"
Indeed, an | can. ma'am."
"And can you make hot cakes?"
Il can that, ma'arl. But if ye'd ask
ed me to make cod ones, ma'am, I'd
have to say no.'--Chicago Journal.
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Extra Fancy Quality
Santa Claia pruneS

Fine flavor. ilrge. sweet.
meaty fru't: small pit
sJld everywhere at o.
Ter b.. our price. per
h.. &c.
- Fresh from
@PR.hTHlli.G tbs ="
ID. boy. 50 20: 3 lis
for 2"ic : per lb.. Zoe.
Dainty ard
crisp--B utter Toast
Suga. Jurlo'es. Coco
anut bars. Variill
wafcgr. cWOI Wafers.
rer H.. ;Jc: = rs. FIR
nc.
Crisn ar7
dniEtN'-- : "a Waters (.
Spiccl - Graham
Waters. '.tGclettes. )
pckGs. for .5c; rer
pckg.. 3c.
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STRAWBERRIES Belle
Brand fancy southern
preserved Strawberries.
Reg. l0c. can. SC.
- Roman
Brand extra fancy New
York State nreserved
Red Raspberries. Reg.
ISc. can. lie.
Guadarali
Blend, of exceptionally
fancy PadanG Java and
Arabian NJ o c h a, 20
blended with other high
grade private estate of
fees as to produce an
exquisite drink; 3 lbs,
S1.OO; per lb.. 3fc.
'EA-E Extra fancy Tip
pickings OF Forlnosa.
English Breakfast, Cey
lon Blossom. MoYuns.
Gunpowder or Mixed
Teas. fine delicate cup
qualities. Usually sid
at Coo. and rec. rer III.
Special for wednesday
. lbs, 81 90: per ID.
45c.
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cry selected Boston Goldfish Steaks, Chinook
Salmon Steaks. Long Branch Blue "a
fish, Large Boston SmeIts, per Id. NV
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Nor
way spiced Anchovies'
new packing; regular
2Sc. keg........s...IJc
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I s'.,l fs' cD- Saa''ty Chicken Ha''buf I lie
e ccted Ne port Haddock, Market Cod E~
lisa. LONg Island Founders. per b.. W
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TUESDAY, 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-27
DOCS Ohaf Room
Neea a Mew Cazpet?

Better conc around and look over tie assortment OF carpets ana
rHos that we are Offering TOMORROW ONLY, att considerable reduc-
ton in price.
Not a yard 81 shop-vorn or undesirable carpet in the lot-noihlhG
ut fresh attractiveIy designed goods.
Qualities are e>SeItn-ir fact the very best grades of their re-
sueciye classes Mue * wear satsfactorly-and GUARANTEED to
wear satisfactorily
The variety is sufficiently large to satisfy every individual taste POI bofh
in regard to coora aG ltsGgns; including carpets for the peuroom' h"t
diningroom, parlor or den. Here's the scope:
Tapestry Brusse-. Tapestry Brussels Rugs.
Il grade t................ST SIZE These Rugs are well suited for
zoe grade 10 small fats - easily removed ad
SOC grade t.................H3 CSC IcGnc1. II1ndsomc designs. Bc1ulf
Ec grade t................b4G nu color effects
fc grade at................55c Size. Regularly. Special.
Ingram Carpet. 92 M1D si32o
10 SmG- - "iI''''''''"'''.cn "CHY SSm SG-5
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Lenten Speciality.

O r a n & y
Observation-Disclosures
" made in Liverpool Of
selected Seville Oranges
and sugar only. We VIII
sell. on Wednesday only,
not more than y tdrs
to a customer. The reg
lar lUc. size for. eaca,
sc.
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COCOA-ToLntcin Branr
finest quality of abso-
lutely pure breakfast
Cocoa. h-lb. tin. Ice.
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AIes and StOuts.

Very fancy Long Branch Weakfis,, Mild
Cured Finnan taddies, Nova scotia En
Herring, per b........... ............ Wv
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.Nna Okher Good OA<ngs for Nousek1

uss mora of te genuine doulecoaodG Granite honware for lower prees IMAM y
the cbeunsts inrGoated utensils We have taken an tatt the manufacture has on hand ana as
m,nn+o wo + win no NON m after we dispose of our holdings
The ware is and always has BEEN the best coated ware made 1t Will ouhat a goo long IL
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BROOKLYN.
NJ \
May Il.
Yrs. Grace Wells is ill.

Mrs. Grace Wells is ill.
A. Ii. Sherman is very i'll.
A. II. Mayo was in Rockland last week.
A. f. Farnsworth was in Boston last
week.
Mrs. Fred Phillips returned from Boston
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Cole is spending few
weeks in Boston.
Ew. Wells and Harvey Wells were in
Bangor last week.
Charles Parker is employed on the God
dard cottage at Naskeag.
Capt. NJ. A. Flye, OF stonington, spent
Sunday at home with his family.
Walter Clapheane, of Washington, D. C.,
was in town last week on business.
Mrs. Idella Hill is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Ralph Crane, OF Winter Harbor.
A number from this town attended the
May ball at sedgwiek Monday evening.
Mrs Hope Kane Brown, of Gardiner, is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Emma Kane.
W H. llpbttls SciC ~ NV -'AotA'~
general hospital at Portland for treat
| meut.
Mrs. league, OF Manset, who has been
visiting Mrs. Grace Wells, returned home
| Friday.
f. W. Griffin and Ray Griffin have gone
to Prospect Harbor, where they will be
employed.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, of Roslindale,
Mass, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Lizzie Cole, went home Friday.
Mr.. Laken, OF Raymond, who has spent
week with his daughter, Mrs. W. II.
! Tibbetts, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Fred Foss, of Surry, is the guest OF
Mrs. Nellie Phillips. Capt. Foss will com
mand the yacht Aurora this season.
Miss Edith Allen entertained the B. B,
B. club at her home Saturday evening.
The first part OF the evening was spent in
playing games. The prizes were won by
young gentlemen in the club, Maynard
Blaisdell being the lucky winner of the
first prize and Harold Babson winner OF
the BOBBY prize. Light refreshments were
served, after which various games were
played until the company dispersed with
pleasant memories of an enjoyable evening.
May II. UNE FEMME.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Quarterly conference was held at the
Methodist church May 10.
Mr. Rackliff, OF Hall Quarry, has been
in town this week calling on friends.
George Tracy, who has been spending
some time with his children in Franklin,
came home Monday.
Mrs. Edna Steele, who has been with
Mrs. Mills on Moose island for the last
two months, came home Tuesday.
The friends of Mrs. Ada May Tracy
were sorry to hear of the death OF
her little SON George. He was very
promising child, and all hearts go out in
love and sympathy for the parents.
Hervey Carman, of Cambridge, Mass,
who has been the guest of his brother,
Capt. Edwin Carman, left for his home on
Tuesday in his brothers yacht which he
has chartered for the summer.
The r. F. D. which is doubtless of great
advantage in some localities, is anything
but convenience here. True, mail is
brought very near, but the weekly papers
which, when we had the postoffice, were
received on Thursday, now come to us on
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SARGENTVII.LE.
jim.

Harry Dority and wife have returned to
their home in Bangor.
George Harding, of Cambridge, was in
town few days last week,
Charlie Dority and family, OF Bar Har-
Dor, have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Arthur Sargent and son Philip are
visiting Mrs. Sargent's parents at Bangor.
Lewis and Almon Leach are visiting
their brother, Irving Leach, in this village,
Chandler Bowden spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in South Penobscot
Mrs. r. II. Sinclair, who has been en-
ployed at BluehIll Falls, is at home for a
few weeks.
Miss Flora Bowden, E. S. n. s., '06, also
Ellery Bowden, of WInterport, spent few
days last week with their mother, Mrs.
Clara Bowden.
May IA. SIM.
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InM2DN.
NORTH sEDGWICK.
May H..

Mrs. Myrtle Ciosson, who has been Ill
Ter several weeks, is better.
George Abbott and wife, of Bluehill,
spent Sunday with Richard Abbott and
wife.
William HAslan, OF Msrisville, was the
guest OF Alonzo Haslam, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Lacy Closson, who has been suffer
ing with rheumatism for two weeks, is
much better.
Rev. 5. NJ. Thompson spent two days
last week at North Brooklin, helping Rev.
Mr.. Koch In the revival meetings.
Mr.. sibley, of Boston, who is building a
cottage at South Bluehill, was in town
last week buying lumber at Aliens mill.
The remains Of Mrs, Flora Grindle, who
died in Camden Center short time ago,
were brought to Sedgwiok and laid in the
cemetery Friday OF last week. Mrs.
Grindle lived in this place all but few
years Of her life.
The annual meeting Of the Sunday
school was held May 8. The following
officers were elected; Eugene NJ. Allen,
superintendent; $. NJ. Thompson, assist
ant-suporintendent; Mrs. Ada Allen,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Abbie Page,
librarian; Mrs. Dora Hanscom, assistant
librarian; Miss Cora Hanscom, organist.
May II. RAE.
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NORTH RRoOKIIN.

George NJ. Giles, who came home short
time ago in poor health, is improving.
Fred Hamilton, assisted by Adelbert
seayey, has been painting Horace DANES
cottage.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, OF the Brooklin pastor
ate, preached a very interesting sermon in
the chapel Sunday.
Edward Anderson bagged fine wild
goose the other day. Among other sue
cesstul sportsmen along the same line are
Charles Tyler and Elmer Pervear.
Those who heard the selections played
by Ciark's minstrels and Monaghan's
orchestra, of Ellsworth, while the steamer
Percy V. made a landing here Thursday
enjoyed them greatly.
William II. Giles, carpenter, formerly of
this place, now OF Roxbury, Mass, was
seriously injured recently by fall from a
staging. Mr.. Giles, who owns cottage
here, will come down and occupy it this
summer to regain his health.
May14. SUB.
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EAST BLUEHILL.
May u,

Charles Miller leaves Tuesday for Bos-
ton.
A harvest supper was held at the grange
last Saturday evening.
L. B. Grindle made business trip to
Bangor last Saturday.
Everett Grindle has gone to Ellsworth
to sharpen for the rock crusher.
II. P. Long, who has been working in
Hallowell, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Gladys Street, who has been at
home from Bangor few days, returned
last Saturday.
The schooner Mildred May loaded rail-
road ties at the Chase Granite last Friday
for Green Island.
Capt. r. B. Long, of this place, has sold
his vessel, the Jennie A. Stubs, to New
York parties. Capt. Long is spending (
few days with his parents.
Nav IL JIM
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NORTH cAsTINE.

Mrs Georgia Dodge, who has been i'll, is
Improving.
george A. Cakes, of Hancock, was in
Town last week.
Ffed F. wsrdwell is at home from a
0~''ing trip to Boston.
william Dunbar is at home, after an
'0'enee Of several months.
mss Grace ID. wardwell has gone to
a''lne' where she has employment.
afs. Frances Dyer arrived last week
denee.
aiss Mabel Wilson, who has spent the
ha sa'ff IN Florida, is employed in large
A0'ei on Long Island, N. Y.
AsV. A. Il. Luce preached at the Perkins
-ooihoose Sunday afternoon. Four
ioA'es received the rite of baptism.
w ine Nelson Y. Mcfarland, Capt.
imam Perkins, loaded with bricks,
Boston. M ~
~ M ~ =. w Wallace was the guest of Le-
NJ NJ "ardwell and wife Wednesday. He left
s thursday for Eastport, where he has been
church. WY 0'''''
=. sifs. George P. Conner has received a
''oni her SISTER, Mrs. Ed. Freeman,
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COUNTY NEWS.
RLuEHILL..

DG0
NJ. P. Hinckiey arrived from Boston
May II.
A. F. Townsend and wife went to Ban
gor May u.
DIR. f. J. Hinckley, of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday in town.
Forest Snow recently returned from a
trip to Portland.
Benjamin Curtis and wife are again at
their summer home
Capt. Benjamin Black has removed his
family to Brooksville.
Mrs. Monroe has moved into Capt.
Douglass house on Beech hill.
Mrs. Joan Merrill is quite i'll. Miss
Ruth Grindle, an experienced nurse, is
caring for her.
Ralph slavin, OF New York, of the
Chase Granite Co., is in town, the guest of
Z. f. Hinckiey, superintendent.
Miss Maria F. Wood, who spent the win
ter with relatives in Ellsworth, Dedham,
Mass, and Providence, r. l., has arrived
at her home on South street.
Mrs. c. f. Holt and Miss Alice Holt, of
Boston, reached home May 5. Miss Holt,
who has had position in the state
house as stenographer and typewriter, has
been granted a six-months' vacation that
she may take a much needed rest.
Friday evening, May II, the academy
glee club, composed of twelve young
ladies, under the direction of Miss Con-
forth, gave a concert in town hall to pro-
cure money for a new flagstaff for the
town. They were assisted by Miss Joy
Hinckley, reader, and Miss Adelaide
Pearson, who played two violin solos.
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EAST SURRY.

E. G. Lord is still gaining in strength.
s. A. McGraw has been doing some
mason work for NJ. d. Chatto.
Capt. N. j. Kane, schooner Kentucky,
arrived to-day. He has load of slaves.
Capt. r. A. Sinclair has taken command
OF the schooner Osprey and sailed for
Bangor to load.
Nathan Foster and wife and Elmer
johnson, Of Sorrento. were in town last
week, called here by the serious illness OF
Mrs. E. e. SWEET, who seems to be gaining
little at present.
John hutchinson, veteran from the
soldiers home at Dayton, Ohio, who spent
the winter at Mrs. Sabrina Stevens, has
been transferred to the soldiers home at
Togus, and entered there last week.
Mrs. Margaret Wasgatt, OF Rockland,
Is visiting her brother, Joseph Gray, at
the postotfice. 1t is hoped that she may
become resident of the place in the near
future, as she has place under consider
alton.
Mrs. Hannah WATSON, widow OF Hon.
Samuel WATSON, met with a serious acct
dent Tuesday, May s. She was alone at
the house, and went to see to her chickens
and the COW. In some way she fell, break
ing her leg above the ankle and also dis
locating her ankle. She crawled to the
house and sat on the doorstep till some
one came along the road and discovered
her. The leg was injured so that it bled
badly. Drs. Simonton and Hagerthy, of
Ellsworth, were called and dressed the
wound. On account of her advanced age,
it will be long time before she will get
about again. Her son George lives with
her. and was at one of the neighbors' do
ing carpenter work at the time. Mrs.
Nancy Bellatty and Miss Withee are
with her now. Much sympathy is felt for
her.
May u. C.
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EAST oRIAND.
SUB.
May Il.

George White is teaching at North Or
land.
Miss Lillian Bowden has gone to Holden
to teach school.
John Churchill has resumed his position
as steward on the tugboat stella.
Miss Bertha Dorr, Of the Bangor high
school, was at home over Sunday.
Frank Brainerd and wife, of Portland,
Conn, are spending a few days at their
cabin.
Miss Ethel Blaisdell, who is teaching at
''Happytown" spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Mrs. Adele Hartman is confined to the
house with bad cold. Mrs. Abbie Ward
well is caring for her.
Capt. w. w. Pendleton and wife, who
have been in Philadelphia, Pa, for the
winter, arrived home Friday.
May Ii. NJ
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WEST BRooKsvrrI.R.


Brooks }. Grindle is at home from
fremont.
Capt. Rob Morris Tapley is due to arrive
In New York, from Honolulu, May %.
virgie Blodgctt, who passed the winter
in Philadelphia, is at home for a few
weeks.
Schooner Phineas Gay, Capt. Frank
Perkins, is at wasson's wharf waiting
business.
Mrs. George II, Tapley is at home from
RockIand after five weeks visit with her
grandchildren in that city.
scwall d. and Herman Tapley left here
last Thursday for Bar Harbor, where they
win be employed for the summer.
Schooner Nelson McFarlin, Capt.
William Perkins, after being recaulked, is
at Dodge's wharf loading brick for Boston.
Gilman Blake has closed his blacksmith
shop in this place and gone to Bluehin,
where be has engaged to work for the
year.
Mrs. Hattie L. Tapley and daughter
Hattie 8, who passed the month of April
in Norfolk, Va, arrived home Friday,
May II.
Mrs. Herbert Wescott and son StilimAn,
also Miss Inez Stevens, leave here this
morning for Providence, r. l., to be absent
until July.
May IA. ToMsoN.
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and son, is home from New York, where
they spent the winter.
May II. A,
NORTH BROOKSVILLE.

Melvin Green has purchased horse OF
Frank Blake.
Brooks Grindle is cutting under
pinning for new woodshed.
The school league had an ice-eream sale
at the schoolhouse last week. Proceeds,
about 81.
David Steele and wife have gone to Egg
gemoggin, where they have employment
for the coming season.
Alvah Green has hired as cook on the
steamer fremont running from West
Brooksville to Bangor.
Miss Genevieve Allen, OF New York, is
having her cottage painted and made
ready for summer occupancy.
Mrs. Gertie Young and two children,
Ruth and Warren, of Brewer, are at E. c.
Lords, Mrs. Lord having gone to Belfast
for medical treatment.
Nav II. c.
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LEACH'S POINT.
May IA.

Charles Ripley has returned from Port
land.
Thurman Snowman has sold his colt
and bought horse.
Ira Leach is home for few days after a
trip of shore fishing.
Mrs. Charlotte Brewster went to Bangor
Monday on business.
Rufus Facteau is doing the work on
Wendell Leach's house.
Roy Ames has engaged to work in the
brick-yard this summer.
Mrs. Ripley, who has been quite i'll
with a cold, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowman have named their
baby Inez Winifred Snowman.
A fine stone was placed in the Maple
wood cemetery this week for Miss Clara
Hopkins who died Dec. 81, 1905.
Nav IL. NJ.
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PENoBsCoT.

On Saturday afternoon, May Il, quite
number OF little ones gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Leach,
the occasion being the sixth birthday OF
their little daughter, Isabelle joy Leach.
Presents from each of the little ones were
pretty and useful. During the afternoon
candy and lemonade were served. AT $50
the little ones sat down to delicious sup
per prepared by Mrs. Leach. AT the table
each little friend was presented with
hirthday card upon which was isabelle's
name and age. After tea they all iett lor
their several homes declaring 1t to De the
best time of their lives.
May IA.
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prRrHpAY CELEBRATION.

Mrs. Eliza Stubs was pleasantly sur
prised the evening of May IL by visit
from her sisters, other relatives and
neighbors, who came to celebrate with
her the seventy-fifth anniversary of her
birth. The occasion will long be pleas
ant memory to her.
The seventy-fitth anniversary of Mrs.
A. n. 0sgood's birthday was celebrated by
gathering of her children, grand
children, other relatives and friends, at
her home Tuesday evening, May s. 1t was
a pleasant social event. 1t is the hope of
her friends that the many good wishes ex-
tended to her be realized in her life. Ice
cream and cake were served.
May II. Nh
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OF Cuperinto, Cal, stating that the earth
quake had proved quite disastrous to that
town. Their home was so badly damaged
that they we're living in tent.
Relatives Of Alton Perkins, formerly Of
Pisehili, but who has lived in san Fran
cisco for several years, are glad to know
that he and his brothers are safe. They
have lost nearly all Of their possessions,
and are living in a tent, but are comfort
able. The company for which they
worked expect to begin business in about
two weeks, in a town two hundred miles
north OF san Francisco, where they will
go to resume work.
NAV u.
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Fortunate NIissonrians.

''When / was druggist, at Livonia,
No." writes II. j. Dwyer, now of Grays-
vile, Mo-, ''three of my customers were
permanently cured of consumption by DR..
Kings New Discovery, and are well and
81 rong to-day. One was trying to sell his
property and move to Arizona, but after
using New Discovery short time he
found 1t unnecessary to do so. regard
DR.. Kings New Discovery as the most
Cough and Cold cure and Throat and Lung
healer. Guaranteed by E. G. MOORE,
Druggist. Soc and 81. Trial bottle free.
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OCEANVILLE.

Lewis Sullivan has moved his family to
Stonington.
Reuben Cousins and Allie Hatch are
painting Mr.. Maguire's house.
Frank Gross went to Boston Tuesday,
to join the yacht Wild Goose.
Mrs. Florence stinson, who has been in
Boston for some weeks, is home.
The Daisy club will give supper Satur-
day evening. Proceeds for the new hall.
Levi Conary has gone away to place the
yacht which he sails in readiness for the
seasons work.
Mrs. Lizzie Crockett, with her daughter
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"HEREAS Gilbert Fl. Hodgdon, of Mount
w Desert, Hancock county, Maine IL his
mortgage deed dated February rs, a. q so5
recorded in Hancock county. Maine, registry
OF deeds, in book All, page 377. conye ed 10
me, the undersigned, a certain parcel o ZEAL
estate situated in said county OF Haneo. X Ia
which deed. so recorded, reference * hersby
given for more particular description And
whereas the condition of said mortga q mas
been broken and remains unperformed now
therefore, by reason Of the breach OF tbe con !,
dition thereof, claim foreclosure ~ said
mortgage and give this notice for that pur-
pose. - MELVILLE L. ALLEs.
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND.

Mrs. Katie Bartlett is visiting at Center.
Wesley and VIII Bartlett went to North
east Harbor Wednesday.
Mrs. Olive Bartlett and Mrs. Bertha Ray
went to Somesville Wednesday.
The fourtee months-oldc child of VIII
Bartlett was taken suddenly i'll Thursday
morning, with convulsons. The child is
now improving.
Mr.. Reynolds, of Northeast Harbor, and
I. f. Stanley, of Bluehill, who have been
doing some work at the Loring cottage,
have returned home.
Mrs. Robbins received news last week
from her brother in California stating that
they were all living, and we'll, but lost
everything in the earthquake.
May II. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-16

Saturday, il nothing happens. The mail
from Brooklin, which by the old system
reached here in twenty-four hours, now
is from four tc five days, and the western
mail the same.
Nav 10. II