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Ellsworth American., 1907-04-03
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

"HEREAS Charles F. Cushing, then Sf
W. Bucksport, county of Hancock. State
OF Maine (now deceased), by his mortgaae
deed dated the second day of September, a.d.
1903. and recorded in Hancock county regis.
try OF deeds in book 1893, page 2c4. conveyed
certain lot or parcel of land situated in said
Bucksport on the westerly side OF the county
T. 1Sad ses6ing ing, ifim Sueasport village to the
southerly, and westerly by land Of John j.
Bridges. northerly by land formerly Of Charles
and easterly by said county road, together with
the buildings thereon; and whereas .aid Pearl
Il. War well. by his deed of assignment
dated the S0lh day of June, a. d. 1905, and re.
corded in said registry Of deeds, hook "a.
page 1856. did sell. assign and transfer to the
undersigned. Leila M. ushing. OF said Bucks
by secured. al all his right, title and inter.
est by virtue OF said mortgage in aud to the
real estate therein described; and whereas
is now broken. now therefore. Dy reason Of
the breach Of the condition thereof, / claim a
foreclosure OF said mortgage and give this
LEILA NJ. CUSHING.
March 2S, 1907. By T. h. Smith, her atty.
FTNHE subscriber, Susan Frances Good win,
L residing out OF the State Of Maine viz.
AZ Lynn, Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
hereby gives notice that she has been duly
appointed executrix OF the last will and estd-
ment of Melvin w. Goodwin, late OF Lynn, il
the county OF Essex. and Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts,, deceased and given bonds ds
TIE law directs aud that she has appointed
Curtis X. Foster, of Ellsworth, Maine her
agent in the state OF Maine, as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately.
SUSAN FRANCES GOODWIN,
262 So. Common St.. Lynn, Mass
March s. 1907.
'INHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admiuis-
traitor OF the estate Of Thomas NJ. Pierce, late
Of Iamoine, In the county Of Hancock.
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es.
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment hp.
March "a, 1907. GEoRGE PtERcrr
THE subscriber hereby gives notice II >,
Of the last will and testament OF Abby II.
Buck. late Of Orland, in the county Of
Hancock. deceased, NO bonds being requir, j
BY the terms OF said will. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
CHARLOTTE L. BREWSTER.
March 26, 1907. ALBERT R. BUCK.
TNHE subscriber hereby gives notice cha,
II he has been duly appointed admins.
tratrr Of the estate OF Alice B. Warren,
late Of Bucksport. in the county of Hancock.
directs. All persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased, are deeired 10 une-
sent the same for settlement and all ind ted
thereto are requested to make paymears Inn
mediately.
March Is, 1907. WILLIAM M. BRApIsy.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-14
.. v. FeIis Elected Delegate

The Nevada County Farmers Union on yesterday closed a most interesting two days ses sion at Caney Hill near Mt. Moriah. Every local in the county was represented and the attendance was the largest and most enthusiastic ever held.
 Most of the business transact. ed was of secret nature, and The News is not in a position to print it However, one of the principal actions of the meeting was the election of a delegate to the National Union which meets at Memphis, Tenn, January 7th and W. c. Felts was chosen. It is generally understood that the union remains unit in the matter of holding cotton for 15c
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-14
Survives Operation

Washington, Dec. 13-Mrs. Alice RooseveltI Longworth, wife of Representative Nicholas Long. worth was successfully operated upon for appendicitis at the White House this morning. Doc. tor J. M. T. Finney, of John Hopkins University, Baltimore, who performed the operation upon Miss Evelyn Walsh, daugh- ter of the Denver capitalist, who was injured in an automobile ac- cident in which her brother lost his life, was in charge, mad was assisted by Sergeon General Rixey, of the navy, the Presi- dents physician.
 In room adjoining the one where .the operation was per. formed, President and Mrs Roosevelt and Representative Longworth waited during the or deal of the formerabelle of the White Hotse, and heard the an nouncement of the surgeons that Mrs. Iongworth was railing, and that the operation was success. ful in every way. President Roosevelt had left his office crowded with callers,to remain near his daughter.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-14
December Events

14-I. F. F. Club meets with Miss
 Elizabeth Beiddleman. 1.-The $. $. Club meets with Miss Mamie Gordon. 14-J. U. c. Club meets with
 Miss Alvern Gee. 19-Solf Culture Club meets with
 Miss Annie Watson. 23-"Telegraph Station 21" at
 opera house. 25-Christmas.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-14
Local and Personal.

Hart has the finest fruits fol fruit cakes.
 Anything for Santa Claus al the Variety Store.
 Fire Works Get them 8 Howard Terry's.
 Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Robt. c. Hatley, last night, boy.
 Watch our Saturday bargains -McDaniel Hardware Go.
 Candies, Fruits and Nuts fresh, at Geo. J. Terry Co.'S.
 Mrs. John P. Warren returned last night from a visit to friends at Hope.
 We will continue our special sales on each Saturday-McDan- iel Hardware Go.
 Holiday Goods in endl ess Va riety-Dolls, toys, chin aware, jewelry, etc, at T. s. Bryans.
 An interesting meeting of the Eastern Star was held last night, at which three candidates were initiated
 Don't forget the mass meeting for tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist church. Let everybody come. Special music.
 It's not long till Christmas. Buy your presents now. T. S.. Bryan will suit you in most any thing for sweetheart, mother, sister or child.
 Aiken Kinser returned home last night from Argenta. where he has been working in the Iron Mountain shops. Probably 300 of the hands in the shops have been let out during the week un- der retrenchment orders.
 D. F. Andrews, who until re- gently was foreman of the Ozan machine shop, has been rendered a similar position with the Cur don Lumber Co.,, and will move his family there. Charlie Ma autz has succeeded Mr. Andrews at the Ozan plant.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-14

A case full of good cigars Geo. J. Terry Go.
 Wanted-A good milk COW for sale. See Levi Moore.
 Come and see those diamond rings on sale at E. A. Shorts.
 Special bargains on Satur- days-McDaniel Hardware Go.
 Fruits, Nuts and Christ mas Candy at Howard Terry's.
 Empty Coco Cola, Syrup and Cider barrels at Geo. J. Terry Company's.
 Misses Florence McRae and Rosa Brazzill, of Hope, are guests of Miss Pleaz Stone.
 As nice assortment of Xmas goods as you can find in the city, at Prescott Variety Store.
 Quality Counts in the candy you give your best girl. Get it at Howard Terry's.
 Don't fail to see T. s. Bryan's stock of holiday goods before you purchase. He has fine as So1 tment.
 NOTICE-Effectiye at once. The Prescott & Northwest will not re- ceive freight at Prescott dopot after 5 p. m. nor before 8 a-,
 Invitations have been T. to the marriage of John $. Harts. field and Miss Roxie Cole at the Methodist church at DeAnn, Wednesday, December p.
 Get your Christmas Cand- ies, Nuts and Fruits at Howa I'd | Terry's.
 The I. F. F. Club meets this with Miss Elizabeth | Beidelman. Besides the eight | of the club there will | be present Misses Florence Me Rae and Rosa Brazzill. The next of the Club will be with Miss Pleaz Stone. The Club on tomorrow will be the guests of Beidelman throughout the day, the occasion being a birthday celebration.
 Jack Holleran, whoa short time ago resigned his position here as section foreman, to become eff fective January 1st, because the the pay of $50 month for the service was not sufficient to meet his current expenses, has just been tended the job of tie in spectOr by the railroad company at a salary of SS5 a month. Mr. Holleran's headquarters after the 1st will be in Little Rock.
 The Fine Box Candy is
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-14
The Fine Box Candy is

at Howard Terry's.
 Hon. c. C.. Hamby returned last night from Texarkana, where he has been busy the past few days in the Miller Circuit Court, representing the interests of the railroad company in numerous law suits. About 20 have been tried this week, and it was an even break for the company-it losing about as many as it won. The next court which will re quire MT. Hamby's attention will be the Nevada court the 2nd Monday in January, and the Colo nel this morning was busy prim- ing his shot gun and untangling his fishing tackle for a few weeks pleasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21

have taken place In his palace 81 ~o-
cent years have horridod the whole
world, and II was nigh time that ne
was deposed. Tho chief reason for
the selection of his child as HIS sue
cessor is that the French may have an
opportunity TO train him zap to rule
as they would have him rule. For him
were passed oyer four older sons Of
the Gx-kng as being less likely 90
prove tractablc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21
DECENIRER -

1902 Sarah Coloridgc. the only daugh-
ter of Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
and au author OF repute born la
Keswick. England, died 1852.
IssO-NIrs Cross. formerly Mary Ann
Evans ana Mrs. LeWes. but better
known as George Eliot died in
Chelsea, England. born 1920. Miss
Evans left her home I'm the coun-
try Of Shakespeare while "a girl al
most and engaged in literature I'm
London. Her first important work
was published when she was 26
years of age. It was translation.
She contributed 90 the great re-
views and assumed the nom de
plume Of George Eliot I'm Black
woods. The identity of George
Eliot was not made known until her
second novel 'Thc Min on the
Floss appeared.
1895 Sebastian Bach Mills. composer
and pianist died. born 1888.
1eOG-Count Alexis Ignatieff. member
Of the Russian council Of the em-
pire. assassinated I'm St. Peters
burg by "a revolutionist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21
What Y. NJ. c. A. Does
For Soldier and Sailor

Whom thc FIRST naval building wac
erected, some people fet thnt the nine
story io by toO-fo0t building was enc
urely too large for "a Christian orgaui-
Aalloh among sailors M took less than
slA months to convince them OF their
mistake. Within that time the build
ing was crowded to lts utmost. So that
an adjoining structure had to be pur-
chased ana used as au annex ana roe
Gently Mrs Russell Sage. seeing the
need Tor extension. has given $50 600
Tor the purchase OF AN ADJOINING plot
and the erection of now building.
which win about double the present
capacity
John n. Eoetocrller realizing the
need ut Norfolk. recently presented
AalDONo to erect a. fine building fOr the
naval association in that city and tho
ground has already boon broken for
this structure
Some idea of the enormous business
conducted iu tho naval buildings will
De gained hy trying for moment TO
comprehend the figures of single
years work in one branch Last year
at this building the total Attendance
was 2i39W. 1n average of GfS mon "a
day. Ia other words. 365 working DAYS
or TO hours each. 20 sailor u9s scd into
that building every "a seconds.
CONDUCTS BANKS FOR SAILORS.
Another significant feature. which
gives one but an Inadequate conception
OF what this association means To the
United states sailor is the fact that
last year The five naval branches In
this country handled for safokeepine
ana permanent deposit. over &5S1.O0O for
the sailors. II one considers where
tnat money formerly went and what
us present disposition means in the
lives of these men today. DE can be-
come enthusiastic over this one point
alone.
The work done at these naval
branches leaves its influence long after
ne ships leave port. and lu many cases
the Bible classes started by the sccre-
tarles when the ships are iu port are
conducted by the men while at sea.
During the past year "a system of COR
respondenCe Bible study has been start
ed among the sailors. with ouC0ur8 cinu
results one hunercd and thirtv-six
men are already enrolled i'm these class
es, and the quality of the work done is
striking testimony to the intelligence.
persistcucy and character of Uncle
Sans Jack Tars
An Illustration of the influence Of the
organization OF the national guard cn-
campments. TO which it also extends.
was shown in a recent eucamrment last
year. whore without the association
there were l9 court-martial cases. while
this year. with am association organized.
not a single man was absent without
leave OF tried for any offensc.
GOOD WORK AT EXPOSITION.
When the government erected the
building at the jamestown exposition
for both sailors and soldiers the ter
cententennial commission requested the
Young Mems Christian association 20
manage 90. This has been done 70 the
evident satisfaction of an concerned.
When the soldiers and sailors learned
that the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton was in charge they knew exactly
what to expect. were entirely al home.
ana have used the building 10 its fullest
capacity. They find there every facility
for rational recreation and amusement.
Washington Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21
NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.
DECENIRER %

15J0-Frederick Augustus, first king Of
-aNouy, born died 1927.
11I-AleNauder J. of Russia born. died
Dec. L. 1925. The reign OF Alex
ander I. covered the period OF the
close OF the French revolution and
the Napoloouic wars He paid un-
renting attention 10 internal im-
provements and administrative re-
forms. He invaded France in 1872
and was foremost On displaying
Wagnauimity Co the conquered
French. Through his influence
100000 French prisoners OF war
We're liberated and Napoleon given
the sovereignty OF Elba. Prosecu-
ton for religion was first aban-
dOncd IN Russia under his reign.
17S3-Thomas Macdouough. American
naval commander and hero OF
brilliant victory over the British ON
Lake Champlain. Sept. II. 1914. born
On New Castle Del. died 1925
isSs-Henry Woodhn Grady. editor and
orator leader Of the new south"
died at Atlanta; born 1850
l901-sir Joseph Henry Gilbert, noted
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DECEMBER %.
.595-Sir Francis Drake, celebrated
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DECEMBER %.

17lG-Thomas Gray, author of tho flm-
Gus "ElcEy.' born. died l1ll.
17l6-Battlc of Trenton
lSl1-The Richmond thoater burned and
many lives lost FIRST calamity OF
that nature 200 the United States.
The Richmond t1eItar stood upon
the site of thg Monumental church.
erected as a public memorial for
the victims. About 600 persisted.
among them tho governor of the
state and many people of uromi-
ncuoH
1881 stephen Glard. eccentric million
pire and phanthropnt died 200
Philadelphia; born iu France 1850
Girard passed his carly life at sea
and settled On Philadelphia as a
trader and vessel owner 800 1876 A
fortune of $1,000 600 remained at hls
death $1,000 COO Of which ho directed
tO the founding and maintenance OF
college for orphan boys
ls52-Great fire in New York and fam
Gus clipper Great Republic destroy
ed.
tSs6-Gon. John a. Logan died in Wash
ingtoni born 1926.
190i-Czar Nicholas issued his long
promised reform uk8se.
l906-The province Of TaCno. Chile. de-
vastatel by an earthquake
DECEMBER %.
rEgE TTrnrnfa -rT.l..., O. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21
GOOD WORK AT EXPOSITION.
A DANGERors DEADLOCK

That sometimes terminates fatally Is
the stoppage Of liver and bowel func-
lions. To quickly end this condition
without disagreeable sensations, Dr.
Kings New Life pills should always
be your remedy. Guaranteed abso-
lutely satisfactory In every case or
money back, al T. G.. NJ /. Drug Dept.
1f2 and ia South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21

Born Of % slave mother, young
Ninh-Song has been proclaimed king
of AMMAN
His royal name is Duy-Tau. and he
ascends the bloodiest throne on earth.
Ibis father. Than-Tai, who ruled (un-
der French tutcl3ge) FOR I 9 years and
mas been compelled TO abdicate. IS
mailman and blood is his passion The
orgies and slaughter and torture that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21

NF OF fnc interesting modern
( \ features of the YOUNG Mems
J christian association move
- mcut Or that which has to deal
..r tra enlisted men of the United
sats. army and navy
o-.anIzel iu 1898. the army and navy
..o,emeut was at first largely a tcm-
-irv one providing for the peculiar
..f of Che soldiers Do camp during
.t. errniah-Amorican war So loyaI-
"a Ht ,Ho soldiers respond 20 tho
rouanrnt and so heartily aid thov
,rrreeiatc the efforts in their behalf
g5t at Che close Of the war there exc
s.as need for the permanent extern
tr nf Tho effort 20 the regular army
,,.fs auI naval stations Since that
su. tho organization has SO devci-
rrsd 1e TO extend IFS work throughout
,bo United states and To- Alaska. Chi
III ana the Philippine Islands. I'm
o.f tine policy OF the association is
II follow the soldier or sailor wherever
ri. goes and has need OF this co-opera-
Tba freedom and uplifting surround
|r-s found Boo the army and navy as-
.s.aHcn buildings are in striking cone
,raet with the degrading influences OF
Che ULINI lfNNlAH WHICH AUtsN mon
formerly frcqucnted.
GROWTH IN THE sURvICE.
Rv act Of Congress IL has been made
noseihle to erect association buildings
I'd military posts. and through Circu-
nr 90 The secretary Of war the uriNi-
icpa of este hlishing headquarters i'm
M post exchange buildings has been
given 90 the association. Here def
uifc service seems 10 have been given
IN cooperating with tho commanding
officers In stimulating and directing the
men in the use Of the recreation build
mg- I'm many cases the association
secretary takes charge Of the gymnasi-
uu work and rccreative features in-
Gliding the athletics There are now
something like so Secretaries Of army
ass..aUous alone, and about am equal
number i'm the navy. 10 Is proposed i'm
Hm. to extend the movement so that
every post and station having "a suni-
Client number OF men will have a branch
of .he organization.
For The army work there was dodi-
Gated on oct % a beautiful building
% Fort I.eaveuworth, Kan. the largest
post n the United States. This build
ng which was given by Miss Helen
Gould cost about $4,000 and Is equip
lier from the standpoint Of his physic-
gI. education, social, and spiritual we'll
being An indication Of ESQ interest
and esteem to- which the as lciation IS
held is shown by the speakers on the
day off dedication. which included Brig
Gen Charles b. Han, L. S. A: Gov
H0ch of Kansas. and Rev Charles NJ.
sheldon author of TN His Steps. Mai.
Gen. j Franklin Bell u. s A., chief
of SIAN. was especially interested I'm
l.s project when he was stationed at
Fore Leavenworth, and was instru-
mental in starting the movement for
the association building there.
Members Of the Washington associ-
at.0n win be interested 10 know that
p. g.. Pierce, who was very popular
here as membership secretary OF the
bCai association a few years ago - IN
taalac, as secretary OF the army as
wcau,n, at Fort Leavenworth.
EIGHT NAVAL ASSOCIATIONS.
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EIGHT NAVAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Among the significant advance steps
of The present year has been the open
Iuz Of the Philadelphia naval branch
which makes eight branches of the ma
a. association now organized. Thoy
are located near the navy yards at
Brooklyn. y. Y; Newport. r. l.; Nor
folk. Va. Vallejo, Cal; Philadelphia,
Pa, and Cavite and Olongapo. Phillip
pine Islands
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English chemist and rural ccouo-
mist died at oxford. born lNr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-23
SORROW HOLLOW.

Josh Slade is engaged in repairing his harness at present. Last week Josh driv to the Go. seat in his one horse spring wagon and returning home after dark he got stuck in a bog hole and in pull ing out his horse busted the harness all 10 smash Josh thinks he has the best pulling horse in this neighborhood. He says if the harness hadn't busted that hoss would have pulled the bog hole itself clean out by tho roots.
 Mrs Alvira Johnson's COW had a calf last week This was welcome news to tro Johnsons. who have only one cow which has been dry a turrible long time and during that period they had to buy their milk from a neighbor at go much ner pint It's pretty unfortunate when a persons COW is dry and they have to buy milk from somebody else.
 Seth Peters give his corn a hoeing last week all by hisseIf. II took him three days to go through 1t, Seth had a jug of cider under a old oak tree to one end of the rows where would he stop in the shade after every trip acrost the field and in this way he managed to get through it at last. but he says them corn rows in that field never seemed so long to him. UNO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-23
countrycOrrespondence
SNAKE BEND.

Alb Wood is engaged in drawing stone for a foundashion for & barn which he proposes to build some time before fall. Alb begin to draw stone for this barn foundashioD five years ago and has been working at 1t off and on ever since. Last year while handling some of these stones he got a crick in his back which kept him in bed for several days. This sum- mer he has Glenn Hines to help him. Glenn does the heavy lifting and Alb does the heavy looking on.
 Miss Phronica Hunt Sundayed with her aunt at Sorrow Hollow last week Boomer says that Miss Phronicia is go- ing to be married before the end of this month and that her aunt is making her true-so for her. Re that as 1t may Miss Phronicia is a nice girl
 Sam Henderson filed his saw last week and had A turrlble time of 1t. First place he cut his thImb and then he went at 1t again and worked until he broke his file but we calkilate. the neighbors Is glad of Fit being as the filing of that saw set everybody's teeth on edge in the com munity.
 These are all for the present. We hope to have more news by next week.
 sCRIBBLER.