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NORTH sEDGw1cK.

John circuit is ill.
Willie Closson cut his hand badly while
cutting wood last week.
Albert Heald has gone to Boston, where
he expects to move later.
Jesse Vessel and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth Of son Nov. II.
Miss Sadie May Eaton, Of Brooklin, is
visiting Mrs. Ada Allen at Highland farm.
A new shop has been built above the
blacksmith shop. to be used as a paint
shop by E. c. Smallidge.
Miss Esther Allen gave an interesting
school entertainment, Nov. II, at the
grange hall. The children did well. Ice
cream was served and games played.
The Daughters Of Liberty observed chill
dren's night Saturday, with a good
attendance. The children entertained
with recitations and singing. Miss Cora
Hanscom presided at the organ. The chill
dren enjoyed corn balls and candy.
Nov. Is. RAE,
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HIGH SCHOOL COURSES.


State Snpt. Smith Preparing List Of
standard schools.
State superintendent Payson Smith has
completed the work Of inspecting the
courses Of study OF the high schools Of
the State. There is provision in the free
high school law which requires the ap-
prevail by the State superintendent OF
courses of study OF those schools which
desire to receive tuition pupils at town
ments OF the law are that high schools Of
standard grade must have q four-years'
course OF study and school year OF at
least thirty weeks.
To meet the special requirements for
approval, these schools must employ at
least two teachers and have good equip.
ment for teaching science, and mnst offer
no common school work except such as is
given In the form of reviews.
Application has been made by 1871 high
schools and academies for approval. Of
this number thirty-eight failed to meet
the requirements. OF the 153 schools which
received approval, thirty were lacking in
some minor detail, but have been given
approval for the current year in order to
AFFORD reasonable opportunity for the
strengthening Of the courses of study.
OF the entire number of schools approved,
forty-one are academies and 112 are town
and city high schools. These schools have
u totAl IeglstrAtlOu OF l1,S5V puplls, ana
they have 601 teachers.
The failure of school to receive APP
proval does not cause the loss of State aid
to the town supporting it under the gene
raj provisions Of the high school law. APP
proval Affects only the right of schools
to accept tuition students and the obliga-
ton OF towns to pay the tuition OF pupils.
Lists OF standard schools are now being
prepared and will be sent out at an early
date. Certificates Of approval nave been
sent to all schools that are to be placed
upon this list, and all SUBJ standard schools
have been notified of the decision regard
ing it. The following explanatory state
ment accompanies the returns sent to
towns:
J.. Through the operation of two distinct
sections Of the school laws there are created
two classes Of free high schools.
a. Those of standard grade.
b. Those of sub-standard grade.
2 Schools of standard grade are those high
SCI, ools and academies which meet the re-
qu!sements of Sec. 1894.
aese requirements are:
\. school year of thirty weeks.
.. minimum four years course OF study.
C. Approval Of course by the State super
intendent of public schools.
Oh, Sc that meet the general requirements of
the free high school law, exclusive Of the
special requirements named IN sections GO
and GA.
4. Only schools of the standard class may
receive tuition pupils in accordance with the
provisions Of sections So and 81.
.; Towns supporting schools Of the stand
ard class are not required to pay the tuition
Of students in other schools.
g. Towns supporting sub-standard high
sc are not thereby exempt from the pro-
Z. Schools of both classes are euually en-
titled to State aid in accordance witt the pro-
visions OF the free high school law.
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UNITY NEWS.
acv sdditSenai oox~sy Ns~s see ofAe, pages
BLUEEHl.

NJ. P. Hinckley is in Boston on business
Miss Frances B. Hinckley is spending
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Stone, in
West Roxbury, Mass.
The ten-cent supper at the chapel, with
sale, netted $l7 for the ladies' circle.
Miss E. A. Macomber has closed the
laundry, and will spend the winter in
Waterviile.
Mrs. William Peters suffered q stroke OF
paralysis Sunday morning, which seriously
affected her right side.
The schooner Henry Chase arrived from
Bangor Nov. "a, with lumber for G. w.
Butler and E. w. Mayo.
Mrs. Eunice Carter, Of Brockton, Mass,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Maria
Gross, returned home Nov. q.
About twenty ladies Of the W. R. G.
took their lunch and gave Mrs. Gross .
surprise good by" party before she went
away for the winter.
James Bethel has moved his family into
the Hoyt house, which he recently pur-
chased. His parents, who have lived in
North Sedgwick, will occupy part Of the
house.
Nov. Is. NJ.
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'C)IyNTl' NEWS.
.dd;,ionat Coz ass Aep.. SEE a.,s, mage,
CASTINE.

.,.., Mabel Wilson has returned from
M ME- where she has been teaching.
r r. Jones, district deputy for the
ME- ;s making her official visit to the
, " in this district.
W. ~ dancing class which was advertised
n held here this winter, has been post
WED for the present.
~ herring fishing still continues TO
"a GOOD in the harbor here They are
i uJ,n from 100 to 800 bushels daily.
a;ss Mae Brown, q former normal
MI student, spent several days here
s sew week, the guest Of Mrs. Horatio Crie.
Wv parker. who has been in the fire-
he ~ the yacht Elreba, of New York,
lSo mast season, is at home for the winter.
VIZ George Cousins and wife, former Castine
.e;dents. spent several days here last
lssat renewing old scenes and acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. C. A. Wheeler gave q whist party at
Nv home of Mrs. w. A. Walker one after
.n non last week. Delicious Refreshments
were served.
Nod Coombs and his son George, who
have been spending several days at
Great Pond hunting, returned home last
week without any game.
cbesley Sabine and children are guests
~ Pufus Sabine and wife. The children
u,;lI remain for the winter.
CHI. Hooper and wife, who have been
snending several weeks on q visit to their
Children in Portland, Milibury, Mass, and
providence, r. L., are home.
Mrs. Caroline Clary, who has been on q
visit of several weeks with relatives in
Boston and vicinity, is home.
The concert by the members Of the high
school Tuesday evening Of last week was a
success. the size OF the audience being
nroof Of the interest which the citizens
take in the work done in the schools by
The music instructor, Mrs. E. E. Phil
brook. About As was netted from the
concert, which will be used toward fund
for piano for the high school.
The woman's alliance of the Unitarian
church held neighborhood meeting at
the parish house Wednesday afternoon
and evening. The alliances from Cape
Roster and Belfast were invited to attend.
The address was given by Rev. Mr.. Rosh-
back, of Belfast, on 1.-THE Materialistic
city,. Supper was served in the parish
house. At the close OF the meeting short
programme was enjoyed.
Nov o. q,
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sTONINGToN.

Miss Mary E. Wood will go to Castine
Dec. to attend the normal school.
Mrs. Violet Goss is spending her Thanks
giving with friends in Roxbury, Mass.
There is to be shooting match and free
dinner at Webb's cove on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. A. A. Frink left Friday morning to
visit friends in Vermont and Massachu-
sets.
Schooner George H. Mills is at Ryan &
Parker's loading stone for New London,
Conn.
Mrs. Rosalie Arey has gone to Hebron,
where her son Florian is q student in the
academy.
w. B. Thurlow and Charles Flye are at
the wharf in Boston, making clam
bouillon.
The schools will open Dec. 2, after two
weeks vacation. There will be no change
in teachers.
to the rooms lately vacated by the Ben
venue Granite Co.
Mrs. Oxton, who has been employed in
Miss L. NJ. Grindle's store, has gone to
her home in Rockland.
Miss Fronia Redman is spending her two
weeks I vacation in kockland, the guest
of Miss Jessie Healing.
Schooner Evie B. Hall, Capt. Perry, is at
Crotch island, at the John L. Goss quarry
loading stone for New York.
The Kings Daughters held supper in
the Congregational vestry Wednesday.
Proceeds FOR Sunday school books.
Juanita chapter, o. E. S., Will hold its
tenth anniversary on Dec. ~. Prepare.
tions are now being made for the event.
An Italian, Joseph Comoli, shot himself
at Green Head Wednesday afternoon. He
lived about three hours, and told Deputy
Sheriff Eaton that he had done the deed
himself. Some think he was trying to
shield someone else, but the suicide theory
is generally believed.
The steamer OF Judkins Bros, while
lying at anchor near Bold island, took fire
from the upsetting of lamp and those on
board were Obliged to scuttle her to extin-
guish the fire.
Nov. %. Mill.
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Death has entered our sacred circle. the fra
ternal ties have again been severed. and
Mountain Rebekah lodge mourns the loss of
an honored, beloved sister, Alice NJ. Candage.
thy to the bereaved family. and we commend
them to Him who giveth His beloved sleep.
Resoleed, That as token Of love and re-
spect, our charter be draped in mourning for
thirty days, copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, copy
sent to THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for pub1i-
cation, and a copy spread upon our record
book. NELLIE NJ. WOOD,
JOHN F. WOOD,
LIZZIE NJ. WooD.
Committee on resolutions.
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For some wise purpose. cur Heavenly Fa-
Their, the Supreme Ruler of the Universe, has
seen fit to take from Columbia chapter, No.
Sc, Order OF the Eastern Star, our young
brother, Guy NJ. Hooper.
Resoicea, That we sincerely sympathize
with the members Of his family in their be-
reayement, ana commend them TO the care of
Him who doth not willingly affict, trusting
that they will be reconciIed, knowing that
God doeth all things for good.
Resolved, That while we sincerely mourn
the loss of our brother, taken from us so early
in life, we will submit to Him who doeth all
things well.
Resoiced, That these resolutions be entered
on our records, the charter draped for thirty
days, copy of these resolutions sent to the
father OF our brother. to his sister, with whom
he resided, and q copy to The ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN for publication.
SUSIE E. COLE,
MRS. F. H. SMITH,
H. s. DoRIrY
Committee on Resolutions.
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Der sons in Bar Harbor the past four weeks
returned Friday.
Capt. George Sylve ster. in the schooner
Eta Davis, has gone to Camden for load
of coal for parties in Sunset.
Mrs. NJ. A. Holder left Thursday for
Quincy, Mass, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Matthew Fay.
Mrs. Guy Sylvester came from Bluehill
Sunday, and will begin housekeeping in
tenement of ]. r. johnson at Sunset.
Isabel and Laura Dodge have returned
from Brooksville where they have been
visiting the pact two weeks with their
grandmother. Mrs. John Dodge.
Nov. %. s.
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NoRrH oRLAND.

Roscoe Davis sold valua BILE horse few
days ago.
Marx CHM and Wallace Graves threshed
IN the neighborhood last week.
Mark Hussey is very low. His brother
Everett. OF Brewer, and sister, Mrs. Breed,
Of Skowhegan, are with him.
Roy Trundy came home from Lagrange
last week with quite bad cut. He is in
hopes to get back to his work in two or
three weeks.
Nov. Is, p.
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WEST BROOKSVILLE.

Goldfish are being caught quite plenti-
fully at the mouth Of the Bagaduce.
Saturday, Herbert, the youngest son Of
Engineer George Arey, fell and broke his
right arm in two places. ,.
Capt. Jerome P. Tapley and wife, who
have spent the summer in Princeton,
Mass, arrived home Friday.
Sewall D. Tapley, who was kicked in the
breast by young horse at Charles Bah
bage's last week, WAS able to be up yester-
day morning. Il.
The funeral of Lottie Austin, wife
of Albert Wilson, who died Thursday, was
held at the Congregational church Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. A. G. Hunt officiating.
Besides husband and two young daugh-
ters, she leaves four sisters and four
brothers.
Nov. Is. TOMsON-
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r. E. Halves has returned to New York.
Miss Chrissie Gott is at home from DAN
forth for two weeks.
Orrin Green is at home from Brooklin,
where he has been employed the past sea-
son.
Mrs. Bentley Grindle and daughter
Louise May are visiting Mrs. Hannah
Perkins.
Mrs. Albert Gray, Of Sullivan, accom-
panied by her son Lynwood, is visiting
her sister, Cora Young.
Corydon Staples, of North Haven, was
in town last week, called by the illness OF
his sister, Mrs. David Steele.
Nov. 25. c.
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officers Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. F. M. Herrick.
Edward P. Currier died OF cancer of the
stomach, Tuesday, Nov. 10, at his home on
the Reach road, aged fifty-five years. He
mad been in the grocery business several
years, and was agent for the Eastern
Steamship Co. for some years. Four
sisters survive him Mrs. Shorey, Of
Mrs. Parker and Miss Sarah Currier. OF
this town. His death falls especially
heavy on the latter, with whom he had
always lived.
Nov. Is. n.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Otis Trundy has taken down his barn
and will build new one.
David Bridges is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Lillian Lufkin, at West sedgwick.
Henry and Clark Bridges, who have
been weiring at South Surry, are home for
the winter.
Proctor Bridges is at home after being
away since spring. He will stay with
Hiram Carter this winter.
Mrs. o. r. Carter, with daughter Addie
Lufkin, has gone to Lynn to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Moore.
Nov Ok B.
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MT. DESERT.

Mrs. Lyman Somes entertained the sew
ing circle Nov. Is.
II. G. Somes and wife have the sympathy
OF their friends in the loss Of their infant
son.
The telephone exchange has been re-
moved from SoIuesville to Southwest Ear
Dor.
Rev. Gideon Mayo. Of Winter Harbor,
preached at the Union church Sunday
morning and evening.
Nov. 10. REX.
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WEST GoULDsBoRo.

Wyman Young shot deer last week.
Mrs. j. B. Wood. who has been quite ill,
is slowly improving.
The library books have been moved
from Mrs. Shsw's home to the village tree
library building.
E. NJ. Stevens and wife, who are going
to live with Mrs. E. S. Shaw this winter,
moved last Friday.
Nov, 25, l.
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Whereas, The grim reaper has again en-
tered our lodge and re moved our brother, Guy
NJ. Hooper, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death OF our brother,
the lodge has lost faithful member, the COM
munity in which he lived a worthy citizen and
one who will be greatly missed by all.
Resolved, That We extend our heartfelt
sympathy to his bereaved family, and hope
what is their loss is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days and q copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the bereaved family,
one to The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publica-
ton. and a copy be placed upon the records OF
our lodge.
RALPH NJ. BucKMISsrER,
RALPH b. MEANS,
j. p. ALLEN.
Committee on Resolutions.
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ATLANTIC.

ATLANTIC.
Alfred Staples has sold one of his horses
to Nelson Sprsgue, Of Minturn.
Emery Barbour is having his house
painted. Albert Staples is doing the work.
Andrew Smith hauled up several Of
the boats and put them in winter quarters
last week.
A chicken supper was served at Seaside
hall Wednesday night. Proceeds are
toward paying the debt on the hall.
A party of six Odd Fellows went from
here last Monday evening to visit the
lodge at Southwest Harbor. A fine time is
reported.
Nov. q. 5.
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sEDGwICK.

;, Arthur L. Sargent and wife have gone to
Boston.
Lewis Rice is at home from Sutton few
days with his family.
Harry w. Pert expects to move the first
OF December to the Marks place at North
Sedgwick.
The Independent library. ASSOCIATION
held its annual meeting and election OF
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Her (sighing)- Oh, l met such lovely,
polite man to-day. Him-Where was
that? Heron the street. 1 must have
been carrying my umbrella carelessly, for
he bumped his eye into it. And 1 said,
"Pardon me-" and he said, ''Don't mem
tion it'll have another eye left"
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NORTH BROOKsv1LLE.

Smelling has commenced on the river.
Fish are reported quite plentiful.
Mrs. Alice Ellis has closed her cottage
here and returned to New York.
School commenced Monday. Miss Clara
L. Day, of South Bluehill, is the teacher
J. E. taples, who has been OH a coast
ing trip to Gloucester, Mass, has returned
home,
Mrs Charles Wescott, of Brooksville,
visited her daughter, Mrs. E. Bowden,
this week.
Nov. q. SPEC.
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SUNSET.

o.. SUNSET.
Mrs. Charles Haskell is very ill, having
strained the nerve of the eye.
Sloop Eliza West landed wood at Syl-
westerns wharf on Monday for the Deer
Isle mine.
Mrs. Fletcher Eaton, who has been with
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SOUTH SURRY.

8. W. Wilder is here for few days.
The weir fishermen have left of fishing
for the winter.
Volney Coggins has returned home from
Whitinsville, where he has had employ
ment in a machine shop the past year.
> Nov. %. TRAMP.
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Appendicitis

Is due in large measure to abuse OF the
bowels, by employing drastic Rurgatives.
10 avoid al danger, use only " 1911. Manss
and invigorators. Guaranteed for head.
ache, biliousness, malaria and jaundice, at
=. @. MooRE's drug store. 25c.
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NEW BOOKS.
Recent Additions to Ellsworth's Ex-
cellent Public Library.

Recent Additions to ElIswOrth'S Ex-
cellent Public Library.
Following is a list of books recently
added to the Ellsworth public library:
shakespeare's Complete Work, 40 vols.
Dickens Complete Works, 80 vols.
Industrial and Social History of England,
The Citizens Part in Government, E Root
Speculation on the Stock and Produce Ex-
A History Of Commerce, Give Day
The New Basis of Civilization, Patten
Factors in Modern History, AT Pollard
History of the United States vol I = Rho.ae,
Cambridge Modern History, vols.
The Friendly Stars, Martha Martin
Brain and Personality. WI Thompson
Great Buildings and How to Enjoy Them,
Essentials in Architecture, John Belcher
The World Machine, Carl Snyder
Plant Breeding, LII Bailey
Far and Near, John Burroughs
Old Masters and New, Kenyon Cox
Pictures and Their Painters, L NJ Bryant
A Modern Symposium, G L Dickinson
The Upton Letters, G Benson
Pragmatism, VIM James
Memoirs of the Countess De Boigne.
vols, NJ Nicoullsnd
The Tragedy of the Caesars, Barring Gould
A Book of the Pyrenees, Barring Gould
Chile. G Scott Elliot
In Widest Africa, G Skillings
Discoveries in Everyday Europe; G seitz
TWO Bird Lovers in Mexico, CIV Beibe
The France of To- Day, BWenden
A story of a Cannoneer Under Stonewall
Jackson.
English Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases.
Poetry and Individual, H B Alexander
sappho and Phalon, Percy Mackaye
;.ta Gt Saep =, Mrr;oa t;,. HooerS H,enens
Doctor Luke of the Labrador,
Norman Duncan
The Staying Guest, Carolyn Wells
|, \ Horses Tale, Mark Twain
Short Cruises, w w Jacobs
Jerry Junior, Jean Webster
Brenda, Her School and Her Club.
Helen Reed
Arethusa, Marion Crawford
The Resurrection Of Miss Cynthia,
The TRANSPORTATION Of Miss Filura,
FIN Kingsley
The Opened Shutters, L Burnham
The Next Door, CL Burnham
The Helpmate, May Sinclair
, A Man Of sark, John Oxenham
How to Tell stories to Children, Sc Bryant
What Fairy Tales, Maud = BSotS
Walled In, Elizabeth Phelps
His Own People, Booth darlington
Inc Olu feaOOuy rev, N - W gRlu
Winning His Way to West Point, Malone
The shuttle, F H Burnett
Joseph Vance, VIM De Morgan
Alice for short. VIM De Morgan
By Right Divine. VIM Sage
/ Running Water, AEW Mason
! Susan, E Oldmeadow
, The Princess Virginia, @ N 81 M Williamson
/ A Friend of Caesar, w 8 Davis
| Paradise, Alice Brown
/ Partners of Providence, C D Stewart
| By Neva's Waters, j r CARING
| The Sands of Pleasure, Young
VIII Warburton. Geo Gissing
| A Spinner in the Sun, Myrtle Reed
Madsme De Treymes, Edith Wharton
Ward Hill at Weston, E TomlinsOn
Those Dale Girls, FW Carruth
| That Preston GIRL, Nina Rhodes
! Melody, Laura e Richards
| Hildegarde Series, vols, Laura E Richards
! Rita, Laura Richards
| Margaret MOntfort, Laura E Richards
Janet, Her Winterin Quebec, Anna Ray
| Sidney, Her Summer on the st Lawrence,
| Anna Ray
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

The Liberty club had baked bean sup
per Nov. q in the schoolhouse. The re-
ceipts were SO. "a, 80.
r, B.. Staples and Delemont Torrey ar
rived home from New York from their
summer's yachting Saturday.
The sidewalk society met at Mrs. g. L.
Holden's Friday evening and elected Off
GERS as follows: President, Mrs. T. E.
Gray; vice president, Mrs. g. L. Holden
treasurer, Mrs. F. A. Haskell; secretary,
Mrs. Montford Haskell; committee, Mrs.
g. L. Holden and Mrs. F. A. Haskell.
Nov. Is. II.
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vy>HE subscriber hereby gives NOTICE that
i he has been duly appointed executor
q the Let will and tss St q
STAPLES. late Of SWANS ISLAND.
in the county Of Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds as the laws directs. All per.
said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, and all indebted thereto
are requested to make payment Immediately.
Atlantic. Me-. Nov. IL. 1907.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of
THOMAS MURPHY. late Of BUCKsPORT-
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate Of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
nuosfsd to make payment immeSisfe'v.
WILEY G. CoNARY.
Bucksport. Nov. II, 1907. 3
THR subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed sdminia-
CHEsTER A. PERKINS, late OF BROOKS
WILLIE,
In the county Of Hancock. deceased. and
wins assnas sSs e.sas. 81 said
deceased are desired to presen, the same for
settlement. and ali indebted thereto are re-
aus'sed to make payment i%%sd ~ SS:r,..
Brooksville. Nov. II. 1907. Z,
THB subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed executor.
Of the last will and testament Of
LUCY B. BRIDGES. late Of BaoOKINr
being required by the terms Of said will.
All perscne 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
m s1oHsllEn, Nov g. 1891, o'.As A. s,'0a.s'
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Cheapest accident insurance-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil. Stops the pain and heals the
wound. All:druggists sell it-Advt.