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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-21
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letaI 0namen Try to Xttk Iheh Dllfer-
entes IN Amefkan1ed hethodS.

Our local Chinese quarters not onl,
have the vices of the Qrientals, bul
are rapidly adopting the advanced
American methods. Some III then
can say, "Me alesame Melicanman. {,
The latest sensation from Chinatown
Is "A genuine shootinsg scrape IL
which no one was injured, unless Il
was to the nerves. That a Chinl
was not sent to the bic josshouse 4.
only due to the had craftsmanship OF
halfhlind Chinaman,
AS near as possible to secure the
particulars from the pigeon English
OF the parties to the ARRAY Look Fai
or Matuchia, as the Indians have
ramed him, aimed n Colts forty -four
With felonous intent, and did there
and then pull the trigger. The
trouble started over one OF the China.
mel. SELLING piece OF ground on
which was located log cabin,
owned and occupied by Look Fai.
The Chinaman at the trigger end OF
th' shooting iron Is old and decrepit,
haif-blind and not long for this
world. The selling OF the property
was the means OF the settlement in
dividing up into two factions. Ma.
fuchia was told that he did not have
long to live aud II fell TO his lot to
get rid OF the Chinaman who dared
TO sell bis land. According TO the
workings OF the Chinese mind. Ma
tuchia fell an easy victim to the sug.
gestions OF his colleagues, and was
soon pumping lead. For the reasons
given above, the aim was bad, but
one Chinaman soon run to cover and
was crowding his body into the
smallest possible space.
After firing two shots, Pook Fai,
or Matuchia made a bee line for the
jail, but not finding the sheriff pres
ent, told Mrs. Mulkey that he had
killed man and wanted to be locked
up. Other Chinamen made as rapid
strides for the sheriiI's ofiice who
soon eslaDlishcd peace In Mongolia.
The case came up In Probate Judge
steel's court Monday forenoon, Ma.
tuchia being bound over TO the dis
tfict court In the sum OF $3.50.
Matnchia Is one of the Oldest
Cblnamen In the country, has always
been law-abidlng Chink, and well
liked by both the Whites and In.
dians, and plenty offered to 20 on bis
bono for his appearance In the dis
trict court. 4. u. Randolph and
Judge Elder were on hand To 90 on
bis bond In case he was bound over.
Matuchia stated 10 the sheriff that
he did not care whether he got out
OF jail or not as he had plenty OF
good grub TO eat, but when he sup
ported himself he was forced TO live
two lays on two bits, The affair did
not disturb the placid waters OF
Chinatown but few days. The
Chinks are nov burning paper pray.
ers in their joss house, and the same
old opium smells are again being
waited on the breeze.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-21

Washington, ID. c., March i6.--A
general conference OF the Governors
and legal officers OF many states with
President Roosevelt, to discuss the
possibility Of marking the line be-
tween federal and state ON geograph-
ic regulations, may be one OF the
events OF the immediate future.
While the presidents mind Is pretty
firmly liked To the effect that there
Is not much OF middle ground upon
which the federal and state author
ity may divide the responsibility and
that the ultimate action will have to
be based upon the hypothesis that
railroad traffic In this country Is
solely under federal regulation. 1t Is
thought that the representations be-
irg mace to him may result In some
sucn conference as that stated. At
any rate, the matter was brought to
the attention OF the White House to.
day, and on Monday there Is To be
further consideration OF IL. Among
those who have asked or suggested
such conference Is Governor johnson
OF Minnesota. A telegram from that
state tonight says the governor
has written 10 the president and that
the letter will be here tomorrow or
Monday. The conference with Gov.
ernor Deneen OF Illinois today was
not primarily upon this question. al.
though 1t was touched upon. That
much was learned at the White
House tonight. As TO what the con.
terence did consider, no reliable In
formation was 20 he had. but the In
ference was that IL was devoted tn
considerable extent TO study OF the
prospect for bringing the managers
OF the Chicago & Alton railway deal
into court,
Missouri, Alabama, Nebraska aud
Illinois are the states where the leg
islatures this winter have been espe-
cially aggressive and radical In the
way OF railroad legislation. The
president has been advised and he
himself believes that every reciprocal
demufraae law passed 10y the states
this winter is In direct conflict with
the second and third sections OF the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-21

The Dr. describes the English
Lake District In Cumberland, North
of England, as one Of the most pict-
uresque sights that was seen while
away.
Tine Df. Is pleased 10 be at home
once more ard be has a host Of
friends who give him a hearty well
come back 10 his own native soil -~
Central Nevadan.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-21

ly man. woman or child that will
not benefit In some way by these
prospective donations. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-20
HARBORsIDE.

William Veague and wife have gone to
New York for visit.
William Counce and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son.
Schooner William Pendleton brought
load Of hard wood to E. W. Hutchins from
Orland.
Allie, Tracy and Fernald Howard were
called home from Boston by the illness of
their mother, Mrs. Orlando Howard.
The mail route from Cape Roster to
Brooksville will be discontinued after
Nov. 30. The route is great convenience
to the people along the line, and efforts
are being made to have it continued.
Sunday night, Nov. 10, the community
was saddened by the death of Mr.. Orlando
Howard. She had been ill all summer,
but hopes were entertained for her recov-
cry. She was well liked and respected,
and will be greatly missed by all. She
leaves a husband and nine children, the
youngest being six years old. The fu-
neral was held in the Methodist chapel,
Rev. Mr.. Carter officiating, and was large
ly attended.
Nov II n
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PENOBsCOT.

Mark c. Devereux and wife were the
guests OF Mrs. Reuben Devereux Sunday.
E. A. Lowell received word few
days ago that his son Frank, now residing
in New York state, was very i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
OF late Highland grange has taken up
the discussion of moral topics with con-
siderable zest. The memb ers are Just now
enjoying the perusal Of fifty volumes from
the travelling library at Augusta.
Mr.. Cochrane, OF Monmouth, win begin
the work Of frescoing the church here to-
day, under contract made some time ago
with Rev. Mr.. Bryant. Mr.. Bryant has
spent much time in improvements on the
interior of the church, and deserves much
credit.
Abram Epstein, the well-known travel
ing merchant, has reappeared after an
absence OF five years in New York city.
He leaves wife and baby there whom he
hopes to bring to eastern Maine in few
weeks, as he is strongly attached to this
section.
Nov. IS. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-20
NORTH CAsTINE.

Miss Josephine Dunbar is ct home from
Bucksport.
Miss Hattie Dunbar begins school to- day
in the Dunbar district.
Hollis Austin, Of Lamoine, is the guest
Of ]. w. Bowden and wife.
Capt. George Dunbar arrived Friday
night from st. Johns, Ore.
Arthur P. Guilford and wife are visiting
relatives in South Penobscot.
Mrs. Daniel Webster is spending some
time in Bangor with her son Roy.
Mrs. Lucinda Conner, OF Castine, is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. w. G. Conner.
Clarence Hutchins has returned from
several days visit with relatives in Blue
hill.
Miss Annie B. Conner has returned to
West Penobscot to teach the winter term
Of school.
Mrs. Alberta Mason, with her daughter
Bernice, of East Orland, was in town Sat-
urday to attend the funeral OF her cousin,
Mrs. Addie Dunbar.
MRS. Lillian Gray, OF West Brooksville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Isaac Dunbar, has gone to New London,
Conn.,, to spend the winter.
The funeral Of Mrs. Addie w. Dunbar
was held At her home Saturday afternoon.
Words of consolation were spoken by
Rev. K. c. Douthit. A profusion of beau
tiful flowers attested the love and esteem
OF kindred and friends. The burial was
in the Dunbar lot at the village.
Nov. Is. L.
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legal Notices.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.


r THE undersigned. Stephen smallidge,
Maine. hereby give public notice that
l have claim by mortgage upon a certain
lot or parcel OF land together with the build
ings thereon. stu tied in the town Of Trenton,
in said county OF Han. ock, 5ounaed and de-
scribed - follows, to wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF John
Anderson's lot and at William H. Leland
south line; thence running south nine and
one-half degrees east on said Anderson's line
to piece of land formerly set off to Edward
Brewer; thence running westerly en- said
Brewers line twenty two rods and ten links
thence north three degrees east fifty. one rods
passing over the rock at The westerly side Of q
willow tree in front Of said Lovey M. Ander-
q 2 passage At road; thence south
eighty. seven degrees east three rods;
thence north ten degrees west passing &
large rock east Of wood house twelve rods to
and one.half degrees west eight and two
thirds rods to An ash tree; thence north five
and one. hale degrees west sixty. three rods to
said Leland's line; thence easterly on said
Lelands line to the place OF beginning, and
containing seventeen acres more or less.
Reserving lot seventy by forty four fee as
staked out and occupied as o cemetery with
right of way to the same.
southwestern corner of the field at the shore,
sold to John U. Mccarthy.
Said mortgage under which I claim is from
1901. and recosded November s, 1851. in the 4:
Hancock county, Maine, registry OF deeds,
book ses, page 2s5 to which said mortgage and
the record thereof express reference is hereby
made for all particulars therein contained.
The conditions Of said mortgage have been
broken. and remain unperformed. by reason
whereof, claim foreclosure Of the same, and
give ssis notice for the pu.Pesss as BY law
November 4, 1907,
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REACH.
REX.

Miss Adelaide NJ. Damon went to Bcs-
ton Monday to spend the winter.
Lester Gray, who has been yachting the
past season, arrived home Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes, of Northeast Harbor,
is visiting her brother, Capt. William
Lowe.
Capt. A. F. Holden arrived home Satur-
day from Quincy, Mass, where be has
hauled up his yacht.
Miss Nellie Foster, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her father, Charles
Foster, returned to her home in Boston
Monday.
Mrs. Frances Knight is visiting he1
sons, DR.. Charles Knight, Of Boston, and
Ralph N. knight, of Maiden, Mass, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Myrtle Robbins visited her mother
Mrs. Carter, in Stonington this week
She was accompanied by heF little sons
Emery and James.
Capt. Frank johnson and wife, of New
London, Conn.,, who have been spending
few weeks with Mrs. Sophronia John
son, left for home Thursday.
Nov. 10. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-20
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAS. Alonzo H. Grindle, OF Eden,
w Hancock county. Maine, by his mort
gage deed dated May l3, 1907, recorded in the
registry of deeds for Hancock county, in
book $40, page 159. conveyed to the under.
signed. The First National Bank, OF Bar Har-
Dor. Maine, certain real estate situated in
Hancock county. and described as follows in
said mortgage, to wit:
"All my right, title and interest in and to
any and all real estate situated IN Hancock
county aforesaid. Reference ia hereby made
to the registry OF deeds for more particular
descriptions Of such real estate"
And whereas, the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore, by rea-
The Fret National Bank. OF Bar Harbor.
mortgage therein, claims foreclosure Of said
mortgage. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
November Q, 1907. OF Bar HARBoR.
By J. A. Peters, attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-20
BLUEHIlL.

R. 8. Osgood and wife have returned
from a trip to New York.
E. P. Babson is having all the buildings
at his home newly shingled.
Miss Carol Hooper has taken winter
term Of school in Brooksville.
G. W.. Butler and e. W. Mayo were In
Bangor last week, buying lumber.
Carl Hinckley is visiting his parents,
Ed. Hinckley and wife, at the Eastward.
Miss Belle Buffers pupils at the mines
gave pleasing entertainment Friday eve
ming, Nov. 10, which was well attended.
P.J. Colts house is closed for the pres
ent. While Mr.. Colt is in Bangor, Mrs.
Colt is with her parents in West Brooks
vile.
Charles Cotton has commenced house,
keeping in the house he purchased of
Capt. John Douglass, formerly the Israel
johnson place.
Everett Chase came near meeting with
serious accident recently. While hand
ling his gun in the basement Of the PEN
dleton house, it was discharged, and the
ball grased his leg, making slight flesh
wound.
The following il from the Bangor Nescs
of Nov. IA: ''Forrest B. Snow, OF Blue
hill, has been appointed by Editor-in-
Chief Emerson a. the law school editor OF
the Prism. Mr.. Emerson undoubtedly
chose the right man for the right place
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EAST ORLAND.
Nov. IL.

Deforest Bennett has moved into H. h.
Blaisdell's house.
Miss Ada Coonan left Monday for Bos-
ton for few weeks visit.
Horace Webb and wife, OF Portland, are
at their cottage for a short stay.
Mrs. Laura Wentworth has recently
purchased nice driving horse.
Mrs. w. M. Shaw left Monday for few
days at her home in Greenville.
Mrs. Helen Blaisdell and son Howard
have gone to Waterviile for the winter.
Mrs. Howard Churchill has moved to
Armenious Harriman's house in the vii
lage.
Mrs. Emily Dunbar and Mrs. Alberta
Mason were in North Castine Saturday,
called there by the death of Mrs. Addie
Dunbar.
Nov. 16. NJ
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lsgaI Notifies.
<-~-0~>I-~~1N-~S~
STATE OF MAINE,


STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK IS.
TAKEN this 4tn day Of November. 1907, on
Il execution dated October 3d. 1907. issued
on judgment rendered by the supreme judi
second Tuesday Of OCTOBER Il. d. 1906. being
18th day Of October, 1905. at 3 term OF
court thereof begun and held on the second
OF October, 1906, in favor OF the estate OF
Cynthia Jordan. late of Ellsworth, Hancock
ministrator of said estate, also OF Ellswor' h.
against r. W. Bartlett. Of Minneapolis. state
OF Minnesota, formerly OF Bartletts Island.
Maine. for one hundI ed and forty two dollars
and four cents. debt or damage, and eleven
dollars costs OF suit and fifteen cents more
sold at public auction at the sheriff's Office, in
said Ellsworth, to the highest bidder, ON the
10th day OF December, =. d. 1907 at ten o'clock
estate and all the right, title and interest
which the'said debtor, r. w. Bartlett, has and
had in and to the same. on the second day Of
May. q. d. 1906, 1T hours, a minutes, p. M,
the time when the same was attached on the
writ in the same suit. to wit: A certain lot or
ssd o. situate, IL on LETT
end OF said Bartlett's Island. in the town Of
Mount Desert. viz: Lot No. set of to said
the heirs Of Christopher Bartlett. late Of said
BArtletts Island, deceased, said petition for
partition was dated August g.. 1901, and said
No. Is further described and bounded as
follows: Commencing at y stake marking the
| southerly corner OF lot No. 2; thence north
32lo' west So rods to a stake on the shore;
| thence southerly westerly by the shore to
| 9 stake on the bank; thence south 32les east
80 rods to q stake to point commenced at, and
containing nine acres more or less. together
with right of way over way as before de-
| scribed in the partition Of said heirs. wiz: .
| right OF way oyer . way twenty feet In width
on the southerly line Of lot No. !, from the
town road to lot No. 8 T. to be used In COM
| mon by the owners and cccupiers of lots No.
& 8. Full and complete records and trans.
actions pc raining to said lot No. Is recorded
in book lbs page ass, 1855. 467. 4s8 4e9. 40 All,
worth, in said county OF Hancock. State Of
Maine. BYRON II. MAYO,
1 SHar
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DEER ISLE.
Mill.

Miss Merle Small left Thursday for a
weeks visit in Camden.
Schools in town closed Friday, after a
generally successful term.
Frank A. Gross and wife are spending a
week in Boston and vicinity. &
George D. Joyce, who has been yachting
out Of Boston, is visiting his parents.
Mrs. H. P. A. spofford, who has been in
Boston the past month, came home We'd
nesday.
Miss Grace Payson, teacher in the
Shakespeare school, has gone to her home
in Warren.
Extensive repairs have been made on the
sidewalks OF the village. The ladies' aid
furnished most Of the material, the work
being donated.
Among those leaving on the Morse
Thursday for Boston were DIR. II. w. Small
and wife, Capt. w. s. Pickering, Mrs. Ed
ward A. Richardson, DIR. Frank McCollum
and wife.
The school board met Wednesday and
assigned teachers for the different schools
as follows: No. 1, George Hendricks; 2,
Gertrude Eaton; 3, Cleveland Eaton and
Bertha Saunders; 4, Susan Haskell; 81,
Rose Hutchinson; Shakespeare, Rilla
Staples; village grammar, to be supplied;
high, G. D. Stewart, assistant, Miss Drake !;
z, Harriet Saunders; 8, Gertrude Green
law; 10, Harry Powers; u, Emma Damon
10, Mertice V.Small; SO, Lillian Knowlton.
Nov. IL. REX,
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

The Harmon block is receiving fine
steel front, and will present good
appearance.
Seth Norwood is again attending to
business, though showing the effects OF
his ten days illness.
Edgar Robbins took his vacation last
week to visit his father and brother at
Breakwater light station, Rockland.
Henry Coggins and wife, OF Lamoine,
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Robis Norwood, jr., Mrs. Coggins remain
ing for weeks visit.
Work on the new cpttages OF Frank
Gilley and Fred Young have progressed
well under good weather conditions, and
will at an early date become attractive
homes.
Rev. J. A. Lawrence and wife left on
Monday last for Montreal. Later Mr..
Lawrence will visit his sisters in Chicago,
and also spend some time in postgraduate
study before accepting another pastorate.
The old postofflce owned by Thomas
Lawton has been entirely built over by
ROBBIE Norwood, ir., and is now ready for
the new firms. Mrs. Gertrude Tolman
will occupy what was formerly the studio,
and ieweller, Thurston, will occupy the
other store.
Tuesday evening, Nov. IL, Jephthah
chapter, o. E. S., was inspected by the dis
trict deputy, Mrs. Alice Hooper, of Winter
Harbor. The Stars also entertained a
goodly number from Irene chapter, Els
worth, and st. Mary chapter, Northeast
Harbor. Two were received into the or
der, and the work was highly commended
by Mrs. Hooper. After pleasant speeches
by some of the visitors, the meeting ad-
journed to the banquet hall, where
chicken supper was served. A 6-o'clock
supper had previously been served at the
home of Mrs. y. w. Cousins, and all the
visiting Stars expressed pleasure at their
hospitable reception by the Southw
Harbor chapter.
Nov. 10. SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
IN addtsto~al oourty Ee,ss zee Other passs
sToNINGToN.

STONINGTON,
Frank Cooo;ns ~ r;nco,rv;,,e came
Monday to snend the wirtsr
r r-.s
business trip to Boston and Portland.
Arthur sherborne ~ stan,e. 4 ~ %
drug store. has zone 10 b;s homo in Milo
pau u.p u..,,
:. c. " "u WY WIZ
meeting.
C. II. Rnss has been .rr,;rted o.r..,
agent for the A. q. Harhauph e.. ~
Cleveland. O.
Fridov 10. ,.u-a. 49, s..
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COUNTY NEWS.
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CAsT1NE.

OA3l1NE-f
/ NJ. vogell and wife spent several
a.ys last week in Boston.
masquerade ball will be held at EN-
sr.on hall Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Henry Macomber is spending a
.hort vacation at her old home in Belfast.
n Julian Seybt and wife have moved to
,he house owned by F. E. Rea on Perkins
street.
Rufus Sabine and wife are returned
home after several weeks in Boston and
Portland.
Augustus Gray and wife left this morn
inc for a vacation OF several weeks at
Burnham.
Brooks Grindle, Of West Brooksville,
spent several days here last week, the
guest Of his uncle, F. v. Grindle.
Mrs. q F. Jones last week made a trip
10 Thorndike, where in her position as
district deputy she inspected the o. E. 8.
lodge.
Fred VESSEL is taking short vacation.
His place as purser on the steamer Golden
Rod is being filed by Grin Dickey, of Bel
fast.
Miss Nellie Harvey delivered her lecture
on her trip to California to good-size
audience OF normal students and towns
people at Normal hall Friday evening.
William Abbott, Of Brewer, on Wednes-
day evening next will hold meeting at
Emerson hall for the purpose OF organic
ing dancing school, providing suitable
number Of pupils can be secured.
The ladies of the Unitarian society held
harvest supper at the parish house We'd
nesday evening. 1t was largely attended
and much enjoyed. A harvest supper
with all the good d-fashioned .'tixins",
was served.
The /. o. r. NJ. installed officers Friday
evening. District Deputy Perkins and
Great Sannap Dickey, Of Belfast, were
present, and had charge of the installa-
ton ceremony. At the close scallop stew
and coffee were served.
The students OF the high school will
give a concert at Emerson hall Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10. The proceeds will be
for the piano fund. They will be assisted
by Mrs. E. II. Carpenter, W. A. Walker,
Miss Nettie Philbrook and the Castine
orchestra.
A pleasant gathering took place at the
home Of F. 8. Perkins Saturday evening,
the occasion being the anniversary OF Mr..
Perkins birthday. The party was arranged
by Mr.. Perkins daughter, Miss Agnes
Perkins, and was in the nature OF a sur
prise to him. A pleasant evening at cards
and games was enjoyed. Home made
candy was served throughout the evening.
Nov. IS. q,
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TVNHE subscriber, Annie M. Walker. OF Exc
u ter, New Hampshire, hereby gives mo-
tice that she has been duly appointed admin
istratrix Of the estate Of
EDMUND MCFARLAND, late OF Ellis
WORTH,
in the county Of Hancock. deceased. and given
bonds a. the law directs. and that she has ap.
pointed Henry M. Hall, Of said Ellsworth. her
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. ANNIE M WALKBR.
November Z, 1907.
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND,

Willard Bartlett is at home from New
port Tor few days.
w. W. A. Heath has been here the past
week surveying land.
Mrs. Caddie Bartlett has employment at
Seal Harbor for few weeks.
Lloyd Higgins, of Ellsworth, is here
carpentering for Mr.. Loring.
Nina Robbins has recently graduated
from Shaw's business college.
Mildred Booker spent Saturday and
Sunday with Carrie Ralph at Southwest
Harbor.
Merritt Ober and Mrs. Ada Bartlett
have returned to Northeast Harbor, and
Mrs. Mary Tibbetts to Center to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Reed.
Nov. 10. L. a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-20

THE subscribers. Griffin Miller and Ed
i. mono E. Miller. Of the city of Cincin.
natl, county OF Hamilton. and state Of Ohio,
hereby give notice that we have been duly ap-
pointed executors OF the last will aud tesla
mena Of
NARY T. ARMOR. late OF said CINCINNATI,
deceased, NO bonds being required by the
terms OF said will and have appointed
Edward B. Mears. Of 20 Mount Desert street.
Bar Harbor. Eden. Hancock county, Maine,
All persons having demands against the
estate OF the said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement. and all in
debte6 thereto are requested to make pay
ment immediately. GRIFFIN +. MILLER.
October "a, 1907. EDMOND e. MILLER.