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4 FAvoRITE REMEDY FOR RARIEs.

4 FAVORITE REMEDY FOR BABIES.
have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
a favorite with the mothers OF small
children. 1t quickly cures their coughs
pneumonia or other serious -equen
1t not only cures Group but when given
as soon as the croupy cough appears
VIII prevent the attack. For sale by the
Drug and Jewelry Co.
"Snifkins says he has been born again"
We'll, considering the job he made or
IT the first time | don't blame him."
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CLEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneously Thinks by Securing Her
ScoiD That She Cures Dandrun.


Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp. which re-
moves the dandruff scales, she is curing
the dandruffI She may wash her scalp
every day, and yet have dandruf her
life long, accompanied by falling hair.
$50. The only way in the world to cure
andruff Is to kill the dandruff germ,
IA there is no hair preparation that will
! that but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpi-
9e by killing the dandruff germ.
.aves the hair free to grow as healthy
ature intended. Destroy the cause
A.; remove the effect. Kill the dam
rpT germ with Herpfcide. Sold by
ding druggists. Send f0c. in stamps
- sample to The Herpicide Co.. De-
-9it, Mich.
For sale by the Eagtc Drug and Jew
elry Co.
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GRAVE TROUBLE FoREsEEN.

II needs but little foresight to tell that
Affected grave trouble Is ahead. unless
you take the proper medicine for your
d:ssase, as Mrs. John A Yong, OF Clay,
y Y. did. She says: Il had neuralgia
OF the liver and stomach. my heart was
Weakened. and l could not eat. | was
very bad for a long time. n Electric
Bitters. / found Just what I NEEDED, for
they quickly relieved and cured me"
Best medicine for weak Sold
under guarantee by the Eagle Drug and
Jewslry Co., druggists. at 500 q bottle.
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uARIT no BE ENCOURAGED.

The mother who has acquired the naDit
of keepingk on hand a bottle OF
lain's Cough Remedy, saved herself a
great amount of uneasiness and anxiety.
Coughs, odd and Group, to which chill
dren are susceptible are quickly cured by
its use. 1t conuteracts any tendency OF
a cold to result in pneumonia, and II given
- soon as the first svr1LtoasS et Group
appear, it will prevent the attack. IRIS
remedy contains nothing injurious N
give it to little ones with a feel
of project security. Sold by ksGle
Drug and Jewelry company.
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JAMAICAN LADY SPEAKS HIGHLY
OF CHAMBERLIN'S COUGH
REMEDY.

Mrs. Michael Hart. VIE of the superin-
tendant Of Cart Service at Kingstoa
she has for some years used Chambs :
Inns Remedy for coughs, Group ard
whooping cough and has found 1t very
beneficial. She has implicit confiden c
in il and would not be without a bottle
% it in her home Sold by Eagle DIR
and Jewlery Co. Druggists.
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A Good Imitation.

She-Oh, look at that scarecrow out
there in the fieldl
He-That isn't a scarecrow.
She-It must be. See how motionIess
1t is.
He-That's a man working by the
day.
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Been There Rciore.

The rustic log in country lane
Leo 2 pleasant and inviting.
But its alluremeats are in vain
Mosquitoes there are biting.
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The Proprietor Ito lion tanner, who Is
being rather badly mauled)-Hi there!
Is that the way you look after my In
terests? Fancy giving a sensational
turn Ike that when there's nobody In
the place to see II.
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Where are the joys of yesteryear,
The pleasures that I thought so nicer
me. the answer is quite clear
They're hanging round about me here.
But. oh. / haven't got the price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-05-09
PROSPECT HARBoR.
nIay I.

w. p Hewins returned from a trip to
Boston Saturday.
DR.. l.. l.. Larrabee, of Ellsworth, spent a
few days here last week.
Harvey Ray has returned from a visit to
relatives in Bar Harbor.
Ralph Moore leaves this morning for
Ellsworth, where he has employment.
Miss Leila Cole entertained her young
friends with an evening party recently.
w. F. Bruce and wife, who spent the
month of April in Boston and vicinity,
have returned home.
Rev. c. y. Bromley returned from con-
ference Wednesday, and is to go to his
next charge, at Cutler, very soon.
Halcyon assembly of P. s. worked the
initiatory degree on candidate at its
last regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Miss Marguerite Shaw, who has been
spending the past year with her aunt,
Mrs. L. F. Ray, has returned to her home
in New York.
The V. l. society has completed putting
the sidewalks in repair. The work, under
the careful management of c. c. Hutch
ings, speaks for itself.
May I. G.
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NORTH CAsTINE.
SUB.

Ross Conner is home from New York.
Miss Minta Perkins is teaching in
Brewer.
Miss Agnes Dodge is visiting relatives
in Belfast.
Miss Maud Brown, OF Hampden, is at
Eastman Dodge's.
George A. Grindle, who came home i'll,
is much improved.
Miss Josie Wescott has returned from a
visit with relatives in Portland.
w. Wallace Conner leaves to-day for
Rocklsnd to join the sloop Paul Revere.
A ten and one half pound girl was born
to Charles F. wardwell and wife, May 6.
Robert Conner and family, of Castine,
are the guests OF his parents, Ezra Conner
and wife.
Misses Annie Dunbar and Annie Con-
ner have returned to Penobscot, after a
few days visit at their homes.
Miss Josephine Dunbar came from
Bucksport Friday to remain over Sunday
with her father, Capt. Bennett Dunbar.
Norman and Merle Conner and Percy
and Ralph Wardwell will leave tomorrow
for Stockton Springs, where they Will
have employment.
NAV 7. L..
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NORTH BROOKLIN.

]. Wilbur Choate, who is working for
Parker Snowman, OF Brooksyille, came
home and stopped over Sunday.
A series Of meetings will be held this
week at Bay View hall by Rev. Mr.. Koch,
of the Baptist church, sedgwick.
Abel staples and wife have arrived
home from RocklRnd, Mass, whore they
have been spending the winter with their
son Jesse. All are glad to see them.
Horace Dame and family will arrive Sat
urday FROM Boston. Mr.. Dame owns a
fine cottage and grounds al c. $. Hainil-
toms shore. All will be glad to see Mr..
Dame and family, for they are of the class
OF summer people whom all welcome.
Capt. Emory Dodge has made quite an
improvement in his home property by
moving one OF his outbuildings, which
was situated partly in front Of his house,
to the rear By doing this Capt. Dodge
and his neighbors get much more pleas
ing view.
Arthur Sargent, who has been carpen-
tering in Rockland, has arrived home, and
with Hawley d. Dow, Henry K. Grindle
and Edward Hall to help him, will fin
ism the inside OF Roy Aliens house. Mi,
Allen is using some very nice stock, and
when the building is done should feel
proud OF his house.
May7, SUB.
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SARGENTNIfLE.

Miss Carrie Jordan is employed at Mrs.
j. n sargent's.
Mrs. Oscar Hooper and little daughter
are visiting friends at South Bluehill
Capt. G. $. Babson aud wife visited
friends at Eggomoggin last week.
Parker Billings went to the hospital in
Bangor on Saturday for treatment.
School at district No. began Monday,
May Z, with Miss vesta NJ. Bowden
teacher.
DIR. and Mrs. Davies were in town last
week to see about the finishing of their
cottage.
Walter Grindal and family, of Bangor,
spent Friday and Saturday at the home OF
Azor Dodge.
Mr.. Fairbanks, plumber, of Bangor, is
in town doing work for DR.. Davies and
several others.
Mrs. Harvard Grindal and daughter
Berniee, OF Lynn, are visiting at George
w. Grindals.
Mrs. Fsusta Dodge has gone to Bangor
10 spend a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Nettie Grindai.
Horace Eaton, Of Boston, also Mr.. Scion
and his brother, of Philadelphia, were in
town ON business last week.
The spring term of high school closed
May 3. Mr.. shorey, the teacher, returned
to his home in Enfield Friday.
The Sedgwick high school boys played
bali with the Stonington high school boys
at sargentville on Saturday. The score
was to 3 in favor of Sedgwick.
Several from here attended the c. L.
local union at Brookiin on Thursday.
They report a very interesting meeting.
They especially enjoyed the address in the
evening by Miss Margaret Koch, Of Port
land.
NAV Z s,
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK SIS:
TAKEN this second day of May A. = 1905,
J. upon execution which issued
Judgment recovered at the term of tie Su-
preme Judicial Court held at Ellsworth wi h.
of Maine, on the second Tuesday of Apr =. D.
1905, the following real estate as the pr erty
of Charles b. Dix, to wit: a certain lot land
situated in East Bass Harbor, in the OF
fremont and county aforesaid, butte, md
bounded follows: Beginning at on
the bank OF the shore. and bounded % the
on the east by the highway road; on the north
by the Charles b. Dix land; on the IS. by
the shore, containing one acre and one run-
bred forty eight rods, more or less. and eng
the same premises described as con eSei by
Abraham Richardson to said Charles Is Dix
by deed dated January 5, 1860 and reco I'd i'm
Hancock, in Vol. 100. Page 40. Said dg-
ment bears date April 10Th, A. ID. 190t liz
both OF the city and county of Philade phia
and State of Pennsylvania, anG CO. part 81 RS m
business at said Phiiadelphia under U, irm
and against said Charles B. Dix, commo mt AZ
BuckspoIt, in said county Of hancU : and
State OF Maine. and doing business said
Bucksport under the firm style of NJ Kay ~
Dix, as principal defendant, ana again the
Buckspoft National Bank, corporati or
ganized under the laws of the United les,
and having established place Of b. ness
at said Bucksport, and the Mckay x Dix
Verona Island shipbuilding Company, cor
poration organized under the laws The
State of New York, and having an esta she'd
place of business at said Bucksport rus
tees of said principal defendant, is he
sum of Nineteen thousand one hundr sew
enty-two dollars, debt or damage, am h
teen dollars and sixty cents. costs of ST., and
runs against the goods and estate said
Charles b. Dix, and | shall, to salts aid
execution or any sum due there i nd
incidental charges, sell said rei ate
taken upon execution as aforesaid md
all the right, title and interest VIII the
said Charles B Dix has in and to the FOR
had in and to the same on the eighte,i 0 day
of March A. D. 1905, when the same AZ
tached ON the original Writ at public Hu ion
sale at the office OF Hale e. hamlir lain
Street, Ellsworth, Hancock County, Ma G. OLA
Saturday. the second gay of June A. d ~ i, AT
eleven O'clock in the forenoon.
Dated this second day of May. A. D. =.
B. II. MAYO, Sh IF.
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LEACH'S POINT.
/ |

Fred Buck is gaming slowly.
Mr.. Lampher and family spent Sunday
at John Bowden's.
Wendell Leach is having extensive re-
pairs made on his house.
School commenced Monday in district
5 taught by Miss Lillian Brewster, an ex-
perienced teacher.
Thurman Snowman and wife are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth Of
daughter on April 20.
Mrs. Alvah Bridges, of Boothbay, is
spending few weeks with her grand
parents, Willis Bowden and wife.
Bob Soper, who came home about a
month ago with a bad hand, is so much
improved that he will resume his position
in Hartford, Conn, soon.
Many attended the ice-cream sociable at
the vestry Saturday evening. 1t was en-
joyed by the young people, games being
played after the refreshments.
Moses Abbott, an old and respected
citizen, died April 30, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Ripley, of this place. He
was ninety-two years OF age and leaves
besides his daughter, with whom he was
living, one son, Allison Abbott, OF Hart
ford, Conn. Interment was at Maplewood
cemetery Wednesday.
MAY NJ
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DEATH OF MRS. W. H. SARGENT.

eassine Hoses, in the death OF Mrs. w
ii. Sargent, anos aer OF ner old residents.
ars. Sargent had been a sufferer since
pecember, when she had fall while at
lending TO her work about the house,
causing fracture OF the hip, from which
she had been confined to her bed until her
Geath which occurred on Wednesday last
Mrs. Sargent seemed for some time after
her iali to.be improving, until in January,
Nhsn their home was burned, as noted at
'he time in these columns, but the shock
oeeasioned by the fire and her removal
rom the burning house caused rheuma-
'Sin to set in,,from which she had been a
great sufferer. Mrs. Sargent was in her
h'netieth year.
Inc funeral took place from the home
va friday, the remains being taken on
'ne launch Dodger to Sedgwick for inter
Nehi' She leaves husband, w. IL. Sar-
gent and one son, William c., of Castine,
1ha daughter,.M Mrs. Herbert Sargent, of
tof'iand, who have the sympathy of their
many friends in their bereavement.
Aay7. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

SSt 40 ASfAA<Ah tAfa<h-s
Ansel Stanley has bought C. G. warren's
work shop.
Austin Smith was in Rockland Monday
on business.
Angelina Robbins has been spending
few days at Pleasant View.
George A. Walker has moved his family
into the Reuel Judkins house.
The stanleys - Adrian, Francis and
Walter-left Saturday for Boston.
Mr.. Mitchell has gone to Cumberland,
where he has employment for the summer.
samuel Judkins has gone to North
Haven to spend the summer with Mrs.
Alexander.
Mr.. Varney has again rented the Cole
cottage. He came on Tuesday. Mrs. Var
ney will come later.
T.. r. Spofford, of Stonington, has
bought the buildings near "Mill bridge
of c. C. Warren, and will move them to
Stonington.
weeks owing to the illness and death OF
the teachers mother, Mrs. William Pow
ers, of Sunset.
Miss Ida Webb came from Rockland on
Tuesday. She has spent most of her time
in Rockland for the past year, but viii
now remain at home for a short time.
Rev. B. d. Hanscom preached his fare
well sermon April %, as he did not intend
to come back to this charge. The nine
teen months that he has been here have
been very pleasant, but with so many de-
mands upon his time on the other part of
his charge, the people here have not seen
as much OF him as they would have liked.
May 5. FL.
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NOTICE OF FoKECLosUR.
WHEREAS Eben N. Slower. by his
w gage deed dated the ninth day

WHEREAS Eben N. Slower, by hi> nort-
w gage deed dated the ninth day eb-
ruary, u. d. 1894, recorded in the regis ~ of
deeds for Hancock county, Maine. in boo- 2I9.
page So, conveye ed in mortgage TO Evef I'd H.
Greedy and Alexander G. Hagerthy, ain
real estate situated in Ellsworth, nCoek
county. Maine. said real estate being ,Icu-
larly described by metes and bourds -aid
mortgage deed, to which mortgage md
the records thereof express reference mere
made COR particular description of said cal
estate. and,
Whereas, the said Eyerard H. Greel and
Alexander c. Hagerthy by their deed e
signment dated the seventh day of APP 1898.
and acknowledged April %, 1906, an ded
April %, 1905, in the registry of deeds o, said
Hancock county. Maine, did assign and trans
fer to me, Frances L, Armstrong. said II rt-
gage deed and the debt thereby secure and
Whereas, the condition of said mortg mas
been broken and now remains broken and aE-
performed.
Now therefore, l, Frances L. Armstro <, the
assignee of said mortgage. do hereby lain a
foreclosure of said mortgage for breach % the
condition thereof and hereby give this Office
of my intention to foreclose said mortg Se for
breach of the condition thereof.
FRANCES L. ARMSTRONG.
Dated this sd day of April, a. d. 1905
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BROOKLYN.

Work has begun on the Goddard cot
tage.
Miss Eva Herrick is visiting friends at
West BrookIin.
Miss Caro- Mayo came home from Bar
harbor Saturday.
Mrs. league, of Mansee, is the guest OF
Mrs. r. F. Wells.
Mr.. IAken, OF Raymond, is visiting his
laughter, Mrs. w. III. Tibbetts.
stephen Cousins returned from a bust
ness trip to Boston Wednesday.
FRED Stewart and Clarence Stanley leave
''-oay Tor Boston to join the yacht Indra.
Miss Maizie Twaddle, OF Passadumkeag,
. a. Rev. A. w. Bailey's for the summer.
Miss Ethel Hin came from HoIyoke,
aaass., Wednesday, where she has spent
the winter.
ans Emma Sherman, who has spent a
week IN Boston visiting friends, came
nome Saturday.
0ehooner w. o. Nettleton discharged a
oaa OF salt and cases for the Farnsworth
racking Co. last week.
Capt. E. wasgate, OF East Boston. has
n n. at his cottage sunnyside, Flye's
Foint, for the summer.
Moses Joyce and wife, Of Deer Isle, who
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have been visiting II. NJ. Pease and wife.
returned home Monday.
DIR. Y. S. Herrick and O. L. Five. who
attended the grand lodge of Masons at
Portland last week, returned Friday.
Mrs. Nellie Bachelor returned from
stonington Sunday, where she has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Louise
Hinekley.
Eggemoggin local union met at the Rap
fist church Thursday afternoon and even
ing. A very interesting talk was given by
Miss Koch, OF Portland, in the evening.
May z. UHE FEMME.
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FRANKLIN.
May I.

Mrs. Arthur Bunker returned home from
Bingham last week.
Miss Edith Perkins left for her position
in New York last Wednesday.
Morrill's Merry Makers are billed for
Thursday evening at town hall.
Rev. c. E. Petersen and family left for
Pembroke, their new pastorate, Saturday.
Mrs. Gates and sister, Miss Mile
Perkins, went to Castine last week, where
they are engaged dressmaking.
Rev. Harry Lee, the newly appointed
pastor to the Methodist church, will arrive
with his family from Robbinston Tuesday.
Mrs. Nickerson and scholars, of district
2, discovered fire on the line of railway,
back of school building, Friday afternoon,
after train had passed, and successfully
quenched it.
May Z. B.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAs The Mckay & Dix verO a Is
w land Shipbuilding Company, cor
poration organized and existing undyi the
laws OF the state of New York, and loo ed in
said state, by its mortgage deed da the
eleventh day OF April, a. d. 1906 and recorded
in the Office of the town clerk for the TO OF
Verona, in the county OF Hancock, aud ate
of Maine, book 2, pages l27 l2s and l29, orr
gagged 10 me, the undersigned, certain per-
sonai property as more particularly pears
by the description in said niortga e, IS fol-
lows:
Thirteen thousand $4,000 feet, more ot less
of hard pine timber and forty thousaug 49,
OO0) feet, more or less OF oak timber now upon
land of The Mckay & Dix Verona island
Shipbuilding Company in Verona, the
county of Hancock. and State of Mai TO-
gether will all and singular the other imber,
tools and materials of every name and ture
now on said land belonging to the Aforesaid
company.
And whereas the condition of said M gage
has been broken,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given # my
intention TO foreclose the said mortl sc of
said personal property for breach Of CO dition
thereof, and hereby appoint Davis lay
of said town of Verona, my agent to sceive
satisfaction of said mortgage.
w. j. McHuGH.
Dated this eighteenth day of April, 1906.
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EAST BLCEHILL.
Mays.

Charles Miller and wife returned home
Saturday.
Miss Gladys Street came home from
Bangor last Saturday.
f. l. Candage and Daniel Treworgy re-
turned home from Hall Quarry last We'd
nesdAy.
Harry Cousins, who has been at home
the past week, leaves to-day for his work
in Bangor.
Howard Greene, who has been working
at Midway, Mass, during the winter, has
returned home.
George Carter and Lester Grindle came
home from Mt. Waldo last Thursday.
They have gone to work at the Chase
Granite.
May7. jim.
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WALTHAM.
B.
May &.

Percy Davis and wife are at work for
Mrs. Clarinda Jordan.
Reuben Rankin has gone to Northeast
Harbor where he has employment.
Mrs Lettie Wiley, who has been at
work for Mrs. Belle Haslem, is at home.
Mrs, Charles Jordan has returned from
Boston where she has been the past
winter.
Charles and Howard Davis and Hollis
Jordan have gone on the river for Henry
French.
Waldron Hastings, wife and maid have
arrived and opened their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings have travelled eX-
tensively the past winter.
May Z. II.
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MAUDR RIDLEY,
BERTHA TRUaBLE,
ETHEL WIGHT,
Committee on resolutions.
BIRCH HARBOR.

Rufus Young is giving his house fresh
coat of paint.
Miss Sibyl Handy, who has spent some
time in Boston, returned Friday.
Miss Grace Bunker, of South Goulds-
boro, visited her brother Alton last week.
Joseph Haskell, of Rockland, has
bought the Briggs place and moved his
family here.
Amos Leighton went to Milbridge We'd
nesday, called there by the serious illness
of his sister.
B. f. Cowperthwaite is painting, shin
Cling and making other improvements
about his house.
Miss Emma Nelson, of Cherryfield, who
is teaching at South Gouldsboro, visited
Grace Winslow Sunday.
NAV z. L.
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LITTLE DEER ISLE.

William Hendrick and son have gone to
New York for the yachting season.
Capt. E. J. Hutchinson, in schooner +.
q. Pendleton, has been at home while the
vessel was being loaded at Stonington.
Mrs. Charles Hendrick has returned
from a visit in Bangor. Her house
burned with contents during her absence.
William G. Hardy died of consumption
April %, at his home here, aged thirty-one
wears. He leaves widow ard three chill
dren.
Fred Peirce and wife, of Brooklin, have
opened Mrs. Emma Frye's cottage at
Fggemoggin, and viii be in charge there
through the summer.
49, E.
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WHEREAs Henry A. Pierce, of Els" orth,
w Hancock county, Maine, by his OFT
gage deed dated November 80, a. d 1875 and
recorded in the Hancock county, Maine fegis-
try of deeds, in book 227, page 340 conveyed
in mortgage to William F. Cousins, OF frank
lin, Hancock county, Maine a certain lot or
parcel OF land situated in Trenton, in said
county, and bounded and described as fol-
lows. 10 witt
Beginning at the east line OF said pierce's
home lot at a point AZ rods north BIZ east
from the southeast corner of said Pierce's lot;
thence south 84l2' east IS and % rods; thence
north 8l2' east SO rods to q corner on the uuth
side of John Ferrell's lot; thence westerly ON
the south line of said Ferrell's lot 81 o. d 17-75
rods to a corner; thence south gig west ABOUT
50 rods to place Of beginning, containing asia
acres more or less. And whereas the said
William f. Cousins sold and assigned said
mortgage to Joseph Harvest as appears by
assignment dated November 30, 1889 apd re-
corded in said Hancock county registry in,
book 407, page 50. And whereas the said
Joseph H. West by his assignment dated MAY
Z, a. d. 1904, sold and assigned the above de-
scribed mortgage to me, the unde rsigned; and
whereas the condition OF sad mortg I has
been broken. now therefore, by reason II the
breach of the conditions thereof, | ci i'm .
foreclosure of said mortgage and do hereby
give notice OF my intention TO foreciose the
same. FANNIE n ptEucE
Dated April IS, 1905.