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Bucksport Seminary Honor List.

The honor list for the spring term at
Bucksport seminary is as follows: First
honor (not less than So per cent. in each
study, Geneva Page, Bucksport; second
honor (not less than 30 per cent. in each
study, Goldie Davis, Bucksport; John
Day, Princeton; Charles M. Deems, Mon
ticello; Edwina Farrar, Washington;
George w. Clifford, Dennysville; Lillian
v. Gray, South orrington; Amelia Har-
riman, Prospect; Grace C. Lockhart, East
Boothbay; Annie E. Luce, Winterport;
Clara Mixer, Bucksport; Clara Perkins,
Bucksport; Eta Smith, Bucksport.
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The Waterville Sentinel came out
last Saturday with an evening edition,
which is to be regular daily publica-
ton hereafter. The Morning Sentinel
will continue as at present. The
Euening Sentinel will be devoted es-
pecially to the local field. The initial
number is bright and newsy.
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s.Now, James," says the old physician to
his son who has returned from medical
college and is about to set up for himself,
''there is just one piece OF advice will
give you, and if you follow it you cannot
fail to be popular and successful" "What
is it, father?' s'Tell every woman that she
needs change of scene, and tell every
man that he is working too hard"
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100 ACRES S1.1OO.

An attractive place with maple slpde aa1
overlooking the country for many miles hssi
and only 3 mites TO smart village 81 IN stores.
churches aud depot. Cuts Is tons OF nay ut one.
level fields. black loan soil sprins Wa sa0,s
pasture for II head wood and timber IoF uos as.
son. 5-room house painted; barn 50SIN, near!
new. hay fork and cellar. hen house ana w, P.s
pen Buildings in good repair. send ior pe a,,ls
No. IL ,56. page Is, .Strouts List - o T saN
alone is worth that. T.. A. sTRoVr oo'
Augusta, Maine.
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Judge King is now in Massachusetts,,
attending the graduation exercises at
Wellesley. He is expected home to-
morrow
PRESS COMMENT.
lKennebec Journal. }
morrow.

Mr.. King is n man well-known in the legal
circles of his native city and OF the state,
and the appointment is one which IL is be-
lieved will give general satisfaction. He is a
man of marked ability as lawyer. and of an
integrity OF character which has won for him
the respect and confidence OF all who know
him. In his manner he is ever gentleman,
kindly in disposition and courteous to all,
and these with his clean business methods
have won for him many friends.
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advertisements.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE OF MAINE.
advertisements.
HANCOCK IS.

HANCOCK SIS.
Ellsworth, June "A, 1891
The board of registration for the
city Of Ellsworth Will be in session at
the mayor and aldermen's room in
Hancock hall building. in said city
from nine o'clock in the forenoon to
one O'clock in the afternoon and from
three to five o'clock in the afternoon
and from seven to nine O'Clock in the
evening. on the
9th, 10th, 18th, 18th. 18th days
OF July, 1907,
for the purpose of registering the
names of voters and correcting the
voting lists.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE is re-
quired of voter to have his name
registered.
r. E. MASON, Chairman.
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is visiting in New York, writes from there
as follows:
A few blocks from where am stopping in
Fordham, is the Poe cottages little, old
house such as our forefathers occupied in
Revolutionary times. visited yesterday his
little parlor, which would hold about half a
dozen people. 1t is the same as he left it: his
little room where he went, tired and weary,
with 10 cents in his pocket. He asked his
wife and her mother to leave him alone.
They did so. There he sat and pondered.
when the inspiration came and he wrote THE
Raven. which has been read all over the
civilized world. and made him famous. His
life was sad and short. Now, after all these
years, his friends are erecting monument
for I'm,
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Road Commissioner j. w. Dorr has put
in fine stone crossings here and at Nc
Kinley. He also bias built a fine piece of
gravel sidewalk here.
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Cranberry Is,es-both Big and Little
Cranberry, and Sutton's island too-are
now strung on a telephone cable and
hitched to the mainland.
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The fish hatchery at Orland has COM
pleted the taking Of Penobscot salmon for
spawning purposes. The whole number
of fish taken is 7s4, and the loss in trans
portation has been very small.
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The Bar Harbor Masons and Odd Fell
lows are considering the question oil
building joint home.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Castine is busy with arrangements for a
Fourth OF July celebration.
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Miss Juliette Nickerson, Of Bar Harbor,
agent for the society for the prevention OF
cruelty to animals, reports LIT cases in
vestigated in Hancock county for the year
ending June II, in 112 Of which animals
were found not properly cared for. Eight
cen were ordered killed. Fifteen were
found unfit for work, three whipped, one
overdriven, one overloaded, thirty-three
driver while lame or CALLED, twenty not
blanketed and twelve overchecked.
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To improve the golden moment of
opportunity and catch the good that is
within our reach is the great art OF life.
johnson.
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Mrs. William Mason, Of Bluehill, found
a fully-ripe wild rawberry June IS.
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L. W. r U NJ ] L /,
Undertaken.
Dealer in Caskets, Collins, Robes e'''
WEST FREMONT, MAINE.
Telephone come ction.
legal Notifies,

! Telephone come ction.

a
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
VYyHEREAs Eme Sellers, of Deer isei
w Maine, BY her mortgage deco o ooes
November "A. 1900, and recorded IN hs ias ia.
county registry Of deeds. In vol se' pa sss.tain
conveyed TO me, the undersigned = isle,
parcel OF real estate situate IN Dse'
aforesaid, and described as follows; by A
Beginning at the southwest coru5 10 a
ledge; thence southerly four (i3 fo IDS and
ledge; thence northeasterly four %! IN North.
six (6) feet to Q spruce tree thence thence
westerly three (3) rods to a tock, ~ feet
southwesterly four ~ rods and tnree sixteen
to the bounds begun at. containing
(l6) square rods more or less. r., .,,o,tgage
And whereas the condition OF salu M ~ san 81
has been broken. now therefore, oy + claim
the breach OF the condition thereof
LENA A. sPoFfosp,r
BYE. p. spofford her sttofA'''
Deer Isle, Maine, June %, a. d. iso''
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CARD OF THANKS.

MRS. Susan A. Mosley wishes TO express
ness received from her friends in her recsu,
affiictiou and sorrow. In the Illness and death
Of her husband.
Marlboro, June ~, 1907.
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Fred Beal, of South Penobscos, captured
a young seal down the bay. and brought il
up to the wharf and let 1t go. The seal
evidently liked the society OF human be-
ings so well that he refuses to go away,
and when any one goes to the shore he
comes swimming up expecting to be FED.
His favorite dish is milk from bottle,
although other nicely prepared bits are
very acceptable.
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THE propriesoss Of the Mount Desert
l. Bridge Corporation are hereby notified
that the annual meeting OF said corporation
will be held ct its toll house in Trenton. on
the second Monday Of July next. at Two
O'Clock p. M, for the following purposes, viz:
First! To choose officers .of said corpora
tion for the ensuing year.
second: To transact such other business as
may legally come before said meeting,
L. ". HANOI, Clerk
West Eden, June 8. 1907.
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Rev. ARENAS ]. Haynes. Trenton boy,
now pastor of the United church at New
Haven. Conn.,, is the author OF a book,
..Social and Religious IDEALS" which has
just been published, and is receiving high
commentator.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

TO not trespass in Cuniculocus Park. |
IL demand protection to life and property
from the county OF Hancock, the State b,
Maine, and the United States OF America
MANY G. FRErz AUSTEN
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TWO. SEATED TRAP In good conai,,o-
= Apply to GKonoE A. PARcHss, Ei1..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
EDDY CASE PRESSED
SECOND SUIT TO BE BEGUN IN
 MASSACHUSETTS,.
Process Will Be Immediately Served On New Hampshire Defendants, Ray State People May Join
 i'm Proceedings.

Boston. March 6.--Former United States Senator William k. Chandler special attorney for George Washing ton Glover. of Lead, s. D.. and other relatives of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, who have brought suit against Chris tian Science officials. in three states. announced tonight that possibly seq ond suit will be instituted in either the state or federal court in Massa- chusetts
 Mir. Chandler has been in consulta- ton here for two days with the other counsel for the plaintiff. In addition to the former senator, there were pres ent at the conference today, John w Kelley, of Portsmouth, N. H.; Nathaniel E. Martin. of Concord N. H.; and F. w. Peabody of this city. Mir Peabody has entered the case as assistant counsel,
 At the close of the conference, the following statement was Issued by MT. Chandler:
 Tt has been decided to serve i'm mediately the process on the four New Hampshire defendants, Calvin A. Frye, Irving c. Tomlinson, Herman C. Her ring and Lewis C. Strang, and to give notice to the Massachusetts defendants so that they may be present to join in the New Hampshire suit if they choose. If they do not join in the suit, pos sibly a second suit will be instituted in Massachusetts-in the state or fed eral court.
 'It was decided today to begin inn mediately the taking of testimony in the various places in both states and get ready for trial as soon as pos sible.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

- St. Petersburg. March -6.-Parliament did not meet today. pending the recep- tion of M GoIovin, president of the lower house, by Emperor Nicholas. which took place today instead of to- morrow as at first proposed. His Majesty received M. Golovin in the most cordial manner. declaring himself thoroughly satisfied" with the pro- ceedings of the first session of the house and assuring the president that he and the ministers were inspired by the best feelings toward parliament ana hoped that its work with tho as- sistance of the legislative projects which the ministers have prepared would be fruitful of benefit to the country.
 Recalling his previous meeting with M., Golovin. the Emperor spoke of the visit in June. 1905. and voiced the de- mar of the country for a Legislative to the deep loss which the country had sustained in the death, few months later, of Prince Troubetskoy.
 After the audience M. Golovip was presented to the Empress. with whom he chatted for several minutes. The manner in which M. Golovin was re-. ceived by both the Emperor and Elm press showed that he is persona grats at court.
 When the next sitting of the lower house is held the minor officers of the body will be chosen and the credentials of members passed on. The ministerial declaration of policy has been deferred until next week. Discussion of the | budget, which Is first on the program | win be followed by debate on the 1 habeas corpus act drafted by the min | istry and which has been pronounced acceptable by the legislative commit tee on the Constitutional Democrats. Il l Is not expected that Agrarian legisla- tion will be attempted within three l months.
 The presentation by the lower house | of parliament of a unanimous petition for amensty for all political offenders except those guilty of actual murder probably will result from a confer ence of the conservative deputies helC tonight. The central committee of thu | constitutional Democrats also held ar important meting today to hear the re
 port of M. Golovln, president of tn
 lower house. on his audience with Elm
 peror Nicholas. The Emperor's cordia
 reception of M. Golovin and his decla
 ration of good will toward parliamen
 dispelled the fears that the governing
 body was seeking only a good oppor
 tunity' to disperse this second parlia
 ment and rule the country until a sue
 cessor be brought together.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
Rn.nItu At onIklnwn.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 6:-An m function was served on Constable smith at Oaklawn today restraining him from interfering with operations in the. betting ring and after the sec ond race bookmakers did good busi. ness. They used small hand slates ana did not issue any tickets; The cara was an ordinary one. In the handicap at a mile and seventy yards Wing ring made all the running and won from the favorite. Terms Rod. Two taVo- rites won.
 Weather clear; track fast
 First race. four furlongs, selling Rustic, 1OS, (Swain,) ' to 5. won; Tero, 9S, (Englander,) to 1. second; Ririe Range, 100, (Aubuchon), to 1 third Time, :4S 4-5. Starney, Senator Beck, ham. Ada C.. Wine Merchant, Boll Weevil, Chulita, Victorine Hannon Katherine Murphy, also ran.
 Second race, five and one halt TUT longs-Sweet Kitty. '1O9. (Shlllingo to 1. won; Theodocia, 104, (Aubuchon, to i, second; Reine Regente, ll4 | (Walsh.) 4 to 1, third. Time. l:OS 4-o l Duskton Sally Harden, Nissa. BOD ' Pet, Seleta, Alline Cummings. Dulseura Quintilla and Kankakee. also ran l Third race, six furlongs-Bell Toone Il0S, CDearborn,) even, won; Balsho
 lo5, (shillingl { to. | second; .s'na Rutl Nolen, 105. CG. Swain.) to 1, thlrd ] Time i:15 s-5. Principia- Lim"rAeA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

conversations were admissible only on the ground that they were the ut- terances of a person mentally irre- sponsible Mir. Jerome said there was no reason why the assumption should not continue down to the present day and if Mir. Delmas point was well taken, the trial should be suspended and a commission appointed.
 Justice stops Argument.
 Mir Jerome added that he was mere ly suggesting the alternative of a commission for the sake of argument Justice fitz<eFald IT teid Mir. Delnas position snd said the question If a commission was not before the court.
 With the completion of Mrs. wills fam Thaw's testimony today Thaw's attorneys announced that they would have but two more witnesses-experts who will b" called upon to answer newly framed hypothcti, ,al question covering the entire case from begin ming to end. These experts are said to be Doctors Graeme M Hammond and Smith E. Jelliffe.
 At the end of Mrs. Thaws examina- tion court adjourned over until Fri day morning. death in Justice FitzgeraIds family causing an aban- donment of the Thursday session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
RUEF IS SHIELDED
FRISCO ATTORNEY PROTECTED BY
 OFFICERS.
sheriff Charged With Negligence and is Displaced by Coroner as Arr resting OfFlciaIJ Lawyer De-
 cIared Fugitive.

San Francisco March. 6.-Attorney
 Abraham Ruef, jointly indicted with Mayor Schmitz on five charges of ex-
 tortlon, is still fugitive from Jus tice, according to Superior Judge
 Dunne. who late this afternoon de-
 cided that Sheriff O'Neil had not shown
 due diligence in producing him Tor
 trial. and appointed Coroner Walsh as
 elisor to serve a bench warrant for
 his appearance in court. The coroner
 was ordered to make return or ser
 vice at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 This was the net result or a day oe-
 voted to a fruitless search for Ruef. al-
 though none of those interested oehy
 that he is in the city.
 When court convened at 10 o'clock
 this morning Sheriff O'Neil reported that his search for the attorney had been unsuccessful. Others who were supposed to know the attorneys where abouts, were examined, but no inrorma- | tion of value was obtained Then, at- ter two adjournments had been taken Assistant District Attorney Heney pre- | sented to Judge Dunne a lengthy af- | hdavit signed by himself, in which he ! cited the alleged facts that Sheri1 i O'Neil Is a close personal friend oI | Ruef; that the latter is recognized as l the political boss of San tranclsco'
 and had procured o'Neill's nomination
 and assured his election and that cen- 1 seuuently the latter was under obliga- l ton to Ruef. uniting him to serve l as the arresting officer. Similar asser- l tions were made regarding the sheriff z | deputies. who, it was alleged, had been named by Ruef.
 The Assistant District Attorney also stated that he had been informed that | at fnE 0N had applied to the District Court ot Appeals for writ of prohibition. der claring at the same time If 1t was granted the missing attorney would be produced. For these and other similar reasons Heney explained that Sheriff O'Nein be replaced by Coroner Walsh as the officer delegated to produce Ruet
 in court. and Judge Dunne so ordered
 Mayor Schmitz arrived today and is expected in court tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07

son's relations with Miss Nesbit before she became his wife.
 Nothing" she replied without hes- itancy.
 The district attorney seemed com r1etaIv haffled and speedily brought his cross examination to close
 Mother Would Tell All.
 Mrs. Thaw's story was deeply inn nressive in its simplicity and brevity. Her anxiety to go on and tell added inn naasurably to the meaning of her nreaence as a witness. The half-filled court room listened almost with breath Iess interest to each word she uttered and there was a general sigh of relief when Mir. Jerome announced that his brief examination was ended
 If Harr Thaws fate is thrown in- to the hands of the twelve men in the tury box who today heard the mother $ story there seems little doubt that what she said will carry weight with 1t. But MT. Jerome gave the impress sion that he might use the monther'l testimony as a weapon in another di- rection-in his fight to have a com. mission appointed to test the present state of mind of the defendant. While the elder Mrs. ThAy was or the stand, the District Attorney en. gagged in A wordy war with MT. Del mas during which he uttered publicly for the first time the threat of c | Iunacy commission. MT. Delmas was in. volxinR the presumption of law that 1 Thaw. declared insane in 1903. remain, l ed Insane in 1904. This was to enable | Mrs Thaw to state conversations witf her son during the latter year. These
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
O Ye Tears.

Hsrper's Weekly.
 The president of one of the we'll known colleges tells this story of one of his professors of chemistry.
 It seems that the professor and his wife had not agreed upon some domes- tic question, the professor asserting that his means wound not warrant the expenses involved. His wife had used all her powers of persuasion With ont avail. and at last resorted to the final feminine expedient-a flood of tears. At this the professor picked up his hat, but paused to remar:
 You might save yourself the trou- ble of that, my dear; your tears have absolutely no effect upon me. Why should they, being nothing but common water with very small percentage or phosphorous salts and trace of chlor- ide of sodium"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
THE RACES
Results at City Park.

New Orleans. March e.-Notasulga won the National Stakes si.9oo s.a,d added. dss lilly passed her field early in the race, and held her lead easily.
 In the third event there was go0d race between Southern Cross and Co., close finish. Weather clear; track fast.
 First race, mile; selling-Goldess. dasggS dls Nie9fls fls e. tS aorrs $ tq to wso sso ond; Duchess of Montebello, 107, Gar ner). to 1. third. Time, 1.42 Is: Gold Rgk RqSer hobs Mnten Bse aed Black Lock also ran.
 5sS 5SiSso s t9 .s.s5j oPfIo1s gis asTIs9 1is 1?S l:Si ss ssde Ranger s Cola Bearer MagOr S Johnson ossinske pr Riley GGld 19nGS aGS Goodrich. Young Reminder and Lidwina
 Third race. five furlongs-southern bia Girl, i1S. (L. smithl. ' to ] sec ond; Telescope, 120. (E. M. Nor sonl, 5 to 1, third. Time, I:oS 4d: 4.5 :d sunny Eil ls Brand and Lancastrain also ran.
 Fourth race. National Stakes: for g. year-olds; $1,5O0 added; three and one ner), to 5 won; Black Mary. 115. (Me- (Lloyd) 30 to 1 third Time Al IA. F. M. Fry. Bitter Sir, and Coincident
 Fifth race five furlongs-Tlchimln go, 116, (Taylor). IS to S, won; Consid- Airship I2O, (Nicolj, 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:01. Fargo Akbar. Hocus Focus, R. L. Johnson, Dr. Heard. Jackson Day. Race Sheet, Defendant. and Prince Brutus
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth; sell ing-Reside. 1o1. Lloyd), 13 to 5, won; Noel, ioS, {NicoD, to l. second eS;rd Time i:4i7 a-5. Bitter Brown. Harry stephens. Brait, Agra, Sonoma Belle and Julge Traymor also ran. so,,,ne
 jerry e, i6S, (J. Lee5, 6 to 1, second; Rme RTas 19s wskafrt arstea 20 tioae t9 u tflEe Ms falda, Paul Clifford and Wild Irishman
 Entries For Today.
 First race 1-2 furlongs, purse: Re- lapse, Winola, Sophomore, My Love, Liilie Kruter. Middleton Maid, Rose Bloom, Parisian, Model, Bosom Friend. Florence Kail, 1o6; Gennoya S.. Dona H. La samada, 112; Gremse, Lute Fos-
 Second race, steeplschase. short course: Fort Worth, Peter Booker. sa incarnation, 40; Auies, 142; Lights Out. 144 Uncle James, 14S; Arabo, su-
 Third Race, five and a half furlongs, ] Mence, Moccasin, Fieldwick, Belsay, 1O9; Carbit. De Shanno, Malestrom' Roth Geb, 112; Higginbotham Paxton
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, han dicap; Bitter Miss. S6; Ping Star, s0i Anna Day. 92; Pasadena, 105: St. Val entine, 106: Peter Sterling, 10S.
 Fifth race, seven furlongs, purse; ohiyesa 100; Nutwood, Syntax, 1o2; Southern Cross, Fenian, John L. 1ngiis. Grey Plumo, Cobmosa. Fox M9nae' 1Oo
 Sixth race, mile and eight, selling Evie Green, 100: Belle The Cat, lOl St Noal. 1O2; Tinker, 1OS; De kaoer Foreigner, 1O4; Grenade, 106; Don't | Ask Me, 1O7; Jungle Imp, King Els worth, 1O9; Bellindian, 110; James Red- | dick, 112. ,,,.
 Belle of the Bay, 99; Gorden Rusk, Blue Dale, 1O1; Planute. 1O4; Doch Goil ! Field Lark, 11O; Tom Mankins, Gooo l Player Excitement Auditor, Reticent l princa RrutuS. l15.