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weak and puny child is badly handi-
capped in the battle Of life. II IL isolated
from the healthy enjoymeris of It's little fell
low-befngs. 1t cannot partake either OF their
play or their sturdy work and progress In the
world; its whole life is euabittered by ineapa-
city and weakness.
Any woman who expects 10 become a
mother ought to know wha. DR.. Pierees Fa-
vorite Prescription will do both tor her own
health and safety daring her time OF trial
and also TO insure her IN bequeathiug fair
measure OF health and strength ~ the pro-
spectise little one.
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CHURCH NOTES.

UNION coNG'L, ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Rer. J. D. Prigmore, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. IS Morning service at
1880. Sermon By pastor. Sunday school
at Has.
Prayer meeting Friday evening a, 80.
UNITARIAN.
Per. = W >sftos. r1sfor
Sunday. Sept. IS Morning service at
1o.D. Sermon by pastor. Sund Az school
at Has.
BAPTIST.
Rer. p. A. A. Kiuam, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. Is = Morning service al
1870. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
al Has. Christian Endcavor meeting at
7. Evening service at I'D.
Bible study and prayer service at 80
Friday evening.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Rer. J. ID. O'Brien, pastor.
Sunday. Sept. i5-High mass and SER
mon at 10.D.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rer. r. B. Matthews, pasfor.
Sunday, Sept. 15- Morning service At
1870. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at Has
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 80.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rer. Y. r. Hendee, pastor.
Sunday, Sept. l5-Morning service at
1870. Sunday school at Has. Junior
league at 2.30. Evening service at 80.
Prayer meeting and bible study Friday
evening at 40.
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WEDDING nEI1s.



There was a pretty wedding Monday
evening, Sept. Z, at the home OF the
zroom's sister, Mrs. Fred Stevenson, y
Spruce street, walthsn, Mass. when Miss
Inez r. Page was married TO vernon =.
Moore, son Of Fred Moore, OF this city, by
Rev. f. Dyas, OF Waltham.
After the ceremony, refreshments were
served. snd in a shower OF rice. the bride
and groom left for Lynn. where they viii
reside. They were recipients OF some
pretty and valuable presents which testify
to the high esteem in which the younf
couple are held.
The bride is well known and held in
high esteem in Bangor, where she has
worked fos several years dressmaking
The groom is well known in Ellsworth
and Bangor as a young man o. excellent
habits, and has a good position with thu
Besse- Rolie Co.. where he has been en-
ployed for the past two years. The best
wishes OF many friends are extended x
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore.
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spstial Not..rs.
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

Hancock ss.--Auxuss ~. 1907.
ME the an4ersisued. having been duly
w appointed BY the Honorable Judge
Of Probate within and for said cou.ty. com
missioners 10 receive and decide upon the
claims os the creditors OF John n. Hopkins.
late OF Eden, In said county. deceased. whose
estate has been represented tnsolvent. hereby
said ,udss OF probate. that six months
from AND after August q. 1907, have been
ALLOW ed to said creditors to present and prove
their claims, and that we will attend TO the
duty assigned US II the once Of Marry NJ.
Conners. 10 Bar Harbof In said Eden. on
Wednesday. September Is. 1877. and wednes-
day, January ~. 1865. a. two OF the O'Clock In
HAnny ~. Coxxxna.
HGRrxnr L. GaAHAN
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sEAwALI..

Mrs. George Kent is employed at the
Stanley house.
Miss Agnes Campbell, OF Salisbury
Cove, is visiting her grandparents. Will
liam Dolliver and wife.
Winfield Kent has moved his household
goods to Libby island. He Is seconc
assistant at the light station.
Mrs George Abbott, Of 0rono, with he,
niece, Mrs. Gsorgie Mayo, Der nephew
William Severance. and three other
friends, visited e. E. and W. j. Newman
Sunday.
Sept. 2. DOLLY.
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slrRRY.

The Baptist church is planning for a
roll call and rally next Tuesday, Sept. II.
There will be picnic dinner at noon, fol-
call. There will be addresses by neigh
boring ministers. An invitation is ex-
tended to all members and helpers in the
church to participate. In case of storm,
il VIII be postponed to Wednesday.
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1t will be Hancock county's turn to fur
nish a member of the next governors
council Already there are wocandidates
in the fieId-Dr. Charles c. Morrison, OF
Bar Harbor. and Albert Il. Buck. OF Or
land. Both these candidates have had
legislative experience, and either would
fill the Office cspabiy.
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Wantfn.

~--~oO"0~-N~rN~I-I0-N-@ ---"-r-@-000N-OO~NN~N
r ADV AGENT tlocali in every town to sell
IL favorins extracts gall kinds, perfumes.
right party liberal offer and permanent
work. Address WINCHESTER EXT. COMPANY,
Box 2s6. Lynn, Mass
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Miss Eliza Torrey, Of North Deer Isle
in gathering up her eggs one day las
week, found one egg very nearly as large
as a goose egg. On breaking it, she found
inside perfect egg, with hard shell, the
circum ference being four inches.
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sprriaI Nutisrs.

-~-----,-sa-s- Is ~---.s--.r-s 49, -
To ehoe Il may concern.
THE copArtnership heretofore existing at
Il North Brcoksyille under the firm name
OF G. e Snow & Son. was on the first o! July
last dissolved by mutual consent, C. f. Snow
retiring. Tue business will be continued by
Eugene s. Snow, who will collect and pay all
bills. G. f. Ssow
E. 5. SNOW.
North BreoksyiIle. Sept. 8. 1907.
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THE First National Bank. of Ellsworth. To-
Il Gated IT Ellsworth in the State OF Maine.
is closing its affairs. ALI note holders and
other creditors Of the association are there
fore hereby notified TO present their notes and
other claims for payment.
HENRY W. CUsHxAs,
Septem Der 2, 1907 Cashier.
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Bluehill fair is under way this week.
Next week North Castine and Eden fairs
will be the attractions and North Els
worth and Amherst will follow in order
the two succeeding weeks.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives nosiSsr,nis.
i he has been duly appointed
tra,nr OF the estate OF uEHILL
EMELINE 5. CLOUGH, late o. osll-asaJ. and
u me county OF Hancock. dsee4'tT ner.
given bonds as the Law directs. ~ P Of
sons having demands against tne ~ ssue
said deceased are desired 10 presens. .-s.o are
for settle neut. and all indeoISa 5isteIy.
iseaes'eu - A'A CasRtEs c. croVeA'
Biuehsll, Sept. II, 1907.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

The summer boarders are fading away
just as Maine is entering upon its glorious
and gorgeous autumnai season.
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no not trespass in cuniculecus Park I
IL demand protection TO life and property
from the county OF Hancock, the State Of
Maine, and the United States OF America
MARY c. FEEIz AUSTIN.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE penalty besides Maine laws for close
Il time is from s2.0oo to $4,000 or thirteen
months in state prison: Sundays. s3,0oo to
s7.o0o or dfteen months imprisonment. in
each and every case OF trespass In Cnniculo-
Gus park from this date.
MARY c. FRErz AUSTIN
Aug. II. 1907.
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The first OF Bucksport's Grand Bankers
to arrive ZONE this season, the i. M.
Nicholson, tied up at her home wharf
yesterday, with a full fare Of 5000 qain-
falls
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FTHRAsHiSG and Binding for the season
L of 100. viii be done when water power
Is adequate 10 drive machinery at Cuniealocus
Park and Mills NJ c. Arsrrx
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L. s. CrRcufI CoUsr. MAINE Disraicr.l
PORTLAND. sept. s, 1897.
DCRSUANT 10 the rules OF the Circuit
l. Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict OF Maine. notice Is hereby given, that
George r. HAdlock. Of Cranberry Isles. in
said district, has applied for admission as an
attorney and counsellor of said Circuit Court.
JAMES E HgWEY. Clerk
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fer Salt.

- :
HARRIAGEs-one = horse cu.nn6er; new
~ and second hand open wagons; foar top
bugyies. second hand. Prices very iow. L. E.
TREApwEIr- Ellsworth. Me.
UMBER-A limited quantity of lumber
IL ioist, planned spruce and pine boards.
etc. at reasonable prices. ". c. AUSTIN,
Cuniculocus Park Mills. Egypt, Ne.
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THE subscriber HEREBY gives no.l Ss'.;nis.
i he has been duly sppointea
traitor Of the estate of r.sTINg,
e JEANETTE HATCH, late OF CA1a and
in the county of Hancock, deeeAsssnH' ser.
given bonds as the law directs ssgats
sous having demands against ihs ,.ssent
OF said deceased are desired % ;IxSsbted
the same for settlement, and al lna n, Inn.
tSrrefo are reanested 10 make pay men men,
riedi2tely. JoSA1"%-'
Penobscot, Sept. Ii. 1857.
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CAUTION NOTICE..
VyyHEREAs my wife, ArathusA J. Jordan.
w has left ms bed and boasd without jas
cause. I heresy give notice that shall pay no
bills OF her contracting alter this date
LAWS =. JoupAs.
Ellsworth. Maine. Aug -, 1897.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed adminis-
trAtrix OF the estate Of
EPBsaIA SULLIVAN. late OF BUCKS
PORT
in the county OF Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds as the Law directs, All persons
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased are desired TO present the same for
settieme Mt, and all indebted thereto are re.
Gaested to make payment i'm meaiateiy.
ANSIcE SULLIVAN.
Bucksport. Sept. :. 1867.
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I ssal Noiifss

THE subscriber. The Union Trust Company
i OF The city OF Detroi'. county Of Wayne.
and stare OF Michigan. hereby gives notice
that it has been duly appointed executor OF
the last Will and testament OF
HUGH MCMILLAN, late Of the CITY OF
DETROIT.
county of Wayne, and state OF Michigan. de-
ceased. and given bonds as the law directs,
and has appointed Edward b. Aears, OF 26
Mount Deser, street. Bar Harbor, Eden,
Hancock county, Maine, Its agent in the
said state Of Maine. All persons having de-
mands against the estate Of the said deceased
are desired to present the same Tor settle
meni, and all indebted hereto are requested
TO make payment immediately.
August ls, 1907.
CsIos TRrsr COMPANY,
as Executor OF the will Of Hugh Mcmillan.
deceased.
By Ellwoo6 HAYES. First Vice President.
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% 2n.

- >-0~~-~~-~~~~>c>N~~
TNESEMEST-Five- tenement on ster-
i ling ST.. near dam. Apply TO E. @.
MooRK. druggist. Ellsworth.
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Lost.
Rrlr SHsnt.n.

XrlF Oaanfi6.
-o~U~-o-~~o~~~o~o~~c~ ~~-~-c~~-~-~->--~--~-~
GIRL for general work at CRY LrscH
NJ Rooxs. Franklin, street.
Mrs. Joseph Allen, OF White Plains. near
INx New York would like to hnd two girls
who will enter her service for the winter. and
one for neisheor. Wages $3.50 to begin For
particulars apply to Mrs. JosKrH ALIEN,
"Grayrock," Seal Harbor, Me.
- IRL for general housework: washing and
NJ ironing done out Address Box 2is. Ed
gsrtown. MATTHIAS Vineyard, Mass
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EDWARD Z. CHASE. Judge Of ala e'1''
true copy of the original ordsI ~ lister.
Attest:-T. F. AkBoNEY, hes. -.~-----
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Home Of ewAmpRoot.

sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swainp-Root, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, N. ", on
every bottle
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My best Friend.

Alexander Benton, who lives OF
rural route 1, Fort Edward. N. Y,
says: "Dr. Kings New Discovery I.
my best earthly friend. IL cured ms
OF asthma six years ago. IL has also
performed n wonderful cure of In.
ciplent consumption for my sons
wife. The first bottle ended the ter
rlble cough, and this accomplished
the other symptoms left one by one,
until she was perfectly we'll. Or.
Kings New Discovery's power over
coughs and colds Is simply marvel
GUS" No other remedy has ever
equaled Il. Fully guaranteed by j.
G. Perry. druggist; 5Oc and si.00,
Trial bottle free.
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en- - II EEA.
BssntA. nIha kInd Ysu Hss LIMsn Osssha
a'.:'''' q L&zH2zI&u
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The Snakes of India.

| Last year the number of men
women and children who met a terri.
BILE death in India from the bite OF
poisonous snakes amounted to 25,.
S37. Besides this there were about
$500 killed by wild animals. chiefly
| tigers, to say nothing about $4,000
cattle. Every conceivable measure
has been taken TO mitigate this ap
palling annual destruction, but with
little avail.
The venomous snakes of India
most destructive OF life may be
placed in the following order: First
OF all comes the deadly cobra, re-
sponslble for nearly nlne-tenths OF
the fatalities, and then the kraft
kuppur, Russell's viper, the hama
dryas and Raj-samp. The water
snakes kill n good many, but they
are comparatively rare. A regular
organized warfare is waged upon
lndia's myriads OF reptiles, and In
each district n regular head tax is
paid upon each cobra and other
snake killed.
Last year the number OF snakes
destroyed was 702.221 for which re-
wards amounted to nearly $1,000
rupees were paid. The greatest
destruction to life appears TO have
been in Bengal. where 11,131 people
were killed and nearly 1000 cattle
In this province alone 90 .054 poison.
GUS snakes were destroyed.
The officials charged with this
curious work were scattered over
the whole vast area, from the Hlma-
layas to southern Madras, including
Bombay provinces. the northwest
provinces and oudh, the Punjab.
central provin Burmah. Assam,
Hyderabad and others. The writer
follows this with an interesting ar
ticle OF some length upon the meth
DDS pursued by the snake extermi-
nators.-W- G. Fitz Gerald in Tech
nical World Magazine.
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Grange Fire Insurance.

The Lower Columbia Fire Relic
association, operating under tn,
auspices of the Oregon state grange
has just issued its annual report
Inc amount of risks in force ar,
SSl4'lSO, showing a gain of SCI,
o2S. That the grange fire insurance
is a good investment and the yer,
lowest in existence is shown by the
report that only $322O.5O were paio
In losses during the past year, cover.
ing the adjustments on thirteen pol
ieies OF members who suffered by
hre. The total expense of running
the association was only $657.7s.
There is sufficient money in the
treasury to pay two or three losses
promptly, assessments being levied
ahead so as to keep such balance
on hand. The officers of the associa-
tion are Thomas Jaulsen, president;
A. F. Miller, vice president; Jacob
voorhees,, secretary; s. A, Dawson.
treasurer. The association was or
ganized IL years ago and has been
growing ever since, its growth keep
ing pace with the growth of the
grange. None but grange members
may insure with 1t, n fact which
makes 1t a conservative and safe in
stitution to become identified with.
Grange Bulletin, May.
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A Most Valuable Agent.

X. y. .ixceriue employed in DIR. Pierce's
,s,Sas greatly enhances the medicinal
N.,,ss which il extracts from native
,,.insI roots and holds In solution
~ hs,ter than alcohol would 1t also
s..sss medicinal properties of its own.
- valuable demulcent, nutritive,
.ssntie and antiferment. 1t adds
Nv N the efficacy Of the Black Cherry
X Rloodroot, Golden Seal root, Stone
and Queens root, contained in
,Asn Medical Discovery In subduing
.sn,c or lingering coughs, bronchial,
-, and lung affections, for all of which
q ss agents are recommended by stand
4. medical authorities.
sll cases where there IS wasting
~ of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
80 as in the early stages Of con-
E1ibn there can be no doubt that ely.
~ Isrts as a valuable nutritive and
W Golden Seal root, Stone root,
Es.Es root and Black Cherrybark In
NM digestion and building up the
TX sSs lrength, controlling the cough
"A brinIhg about O healthy condition
+ ~ wEIle system. or course. u must
Z n etIcted TO work miracles. II will
s. cure Resumption except In its earlier
<.seS. II will Ie-XerY- SeXereA -QbSil.
'E,e hAig.cIyl. q hLQnlc- cQughS-bIQnchIal
*fMfvNTeal IrQuhleS.-and- CHRONIC sore
<-TT Win hQarSeneSs. In acute coughs
4 y ~ 90 elfectIve. TITS In the lingering
ss.on coughs, or those OF long standing,
Fl when accompanied by bleeding from
- that II has performed its most
Eryelous cureS:
!; ;,yof' Finley Ellingwood, NJ. D., OF Ben
Ia Med. College, Chicago, says Of gly-
Rfne:
indrspepsia it serves an excellent purpose.
&idlng a fixed quantity OF the peroxide OF
.drSgeu I'm solution, IL is one OF the best
1pufartured products of the present time IN
action ut~on eufecblcd. disprdered stoui-
IL. especially ik there Is liberation OF ca
ryhal gastritis catarrhal Inflammation OF
<nschL IL Is a most efficient preparation.
Ererine vii relieve many cases OF pyrosis
~artburnl and excessive gastric stomach
tdtyr
fGoiden Medical Discovery enriches and
.raes the blood curing blotches pimples,
Eptlons, scrOfulous swellings and old sores. |
|nlccrS
Una 10 pr. r. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, n. Y,
4 free booklet telling all about the native |
rdiclnal roots composing this wonderful
cilclne There = no alcohol IN it.
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address to DIR. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
hfty-cert and one
d,1fox -. .y,o..fo..u
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In the beginning was the barn.
Persons OF small means when they
first came TO California often found
IL desirable to put all their money
into land and the young orchards
which were to make their fortunes.
They decided to live themselves I'm a
small structure which should be the
barn of the future house. These
barns were at first constructed with
eastern solldity, with heavy posts
and beams. and completely finished
on the inside as barns, with stalls.
hangers and other like fittings. The
human tenant generally decorated
the carriage house with burlap or
"old Government Java" coffee bags.
held in place by split bamboo strips
and this with a rough fireplace, a
few nice pieces of furniture, and
the windows OF the rafters overhead.
made really delightful livlng-room.
The great barn doors were generally
lett open, giving an outdoor erect
very grateful 60 the lovers of the sun
and space.
The next step was 10 build only
the outside shell OF a barn. dividing
II into rooms with temporary parti-
tions; and this gave the housekeeps sr
proper accommodation which was
lacking In the first form.
Later, travellers from distant lands
noticed the resemblance between
these wide spreading. one-story
houses and the East Indian "bunga-
low" and thenceforward these dwell
ings ceased to be temporary but put
ting on wide verandas and a dignifed
name. sprang up In every direction
as intentional homes.-M. II. Lazear,
Indoors and Out.
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|EsH SOURCES OF
LIGHT AND FUEL

|lNo more coal is being made, our
. pd fuel is getting scarce, and the
Hply of minerals oils will some day
be II is high time we were look
~ about for sources of light, heat
NJ power. Other countries are do
d this Alcohol meets the require
4hts, and starchy plants yield al
4 HoL One of our explorers last
ID found the Siberians at Tomsk
wing a large variety OF potato for
n alcohol II yields. He brought
X half a ton OF them, which wiz
distributed this spring among the
feriment stations. The southern
saya, yams and sweet potatoes
yield alcohol. as will the sugar
H Corncobs give eleven gallons
alcohol to the ton and sweet-corn
'ks seven. Many refuse plants
be used and much unmarketable
and vegetable matter. The
n Is ready to supply heat, light
fuel when other sources fail.
@hy localities In the west suffer for
In winter when storms are Sc
n or cars are scarce. We have
fislaiion TO permit the making OF
Fphol without payment OF taxes
1en mixed with something to pre-
Hli It's use as beverage-wood al
fol perhaps. The time Is surely
ping when the people remote from
'od' coal or oil will arrange 10
pw plants rich in starch for their
ply OF light. heat and power.
present inquiry IS along the lines
economical production, as in al,
y enterprises. The cornstalks OF
corn belt that are not used for
'oer would make very large guam
'es OF alcohol. which would be ex
f'ed and the refuse returned 20
SOIL or used for feed to maintain
'essary organic matter, alcohol not
ns a fertilizer. The department |
agriculture is experimenting along
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elated TO find no "ads" In same. The
next Sunday he distributed the
books, telling the membership OF his
good fortune, and requested them 20
sing on page 1870. His chagrin may
be imagined when they sang as fol-
lows: "IIark, the heavenly angels
sing. Johnson's pills are Just tho
thing; the angelic voices meek and
mild, two for man and one for a
child"