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, 1907-09-12

sale, together with the taxes, penal
cribed as follows:
Owners Name
and
Description of Property
Allenspaugh V, W. AlIenspaugh add
lots 8 to Z, 20 to %, 45 As, blk l., "a
l5 to 10, blk 2, l blk 3,
Bremen. Annie c., S. l.. & |. Co. add
l to IL, blk 6.
Bennett. Alice NJ, II. 81 G.. add. lot
8 blk /.
Bennett Fl. NJ. S. r. E. & l Co, W.
add. | to 4, s 8 to 16, blk s.
Bruner, Chas G. Allenspaugh add.
lot 10 blk. 8.
Best JAS. g., A~llenspaugb add. lot
SO 10, blk 2. 5 Z blk 3. Is Is II
blk Z. 3 blk
Bingham E. A., S. r. E & Co. W.
lot So Z, IL and IL blk 8.
Cobb j. p, S. r. E. & |. Co. LIST
lots Is to "A, blk Is. IL IL 10 blk II
Chesterman G. W. SIR. E.& Leo. LIST
lot IL blk %
Esser Mathildia, 81. Leo. lot II
blk 6
Ferguson Mary A. S.R. E. & l. Co. W
lots l to 2 III to II blk 25
Felker w. S. A~llenspaugh add. lot
6 blk 8
Finch j. Glenroy add. lot II blk 6
Hackett Anna Riverside lots 7 s blk 9
Hansen Hans, Fl. Sp's add l & II b 2
Haggarty Ed. S.R. E.& l. W add. lots
IL Il II blk 10 V. V. add. all blk 2
Howard p. l.. Riverside add. lots Is
and Is blk 4
Huston A. H., H.. " G. add lot 10 blk 4
johnson Ole SIR. E.& L. .add.l 6 b A
Jennings, Estate Fl. Sp's add | A b ID
johnson Hogan Estate S.R.E.& L. Co.
LIST add. lots 10 20 blk 5
johnson j. E. HISS add. lots 5 6 b II
Large w. ii. Riverside, lots % "A b Z
Lufkin Kate, S. r. Z. q l. Co add.
lot 10 block 10
Maxfield Mollie, H. G. add. Is Z s b 3
Maxtield c. W., H.& G. add. WHIT
SIR. En- |. W. add lots | to 4 blk 3
McCasland j. F. S.R. E.& |. LIST ado
lots II to Is blk 20
Nyquist A., Al'nsp'gh lots % "A blk :
Peterson j., Fl. SIS add. lot l6 blk 10
Phillbrick Phi, Al'nsp'gh lot rs blk 2
Priquet j. Riverside add. Is s 8 10 b 8
Prichett T., H'lands, lots | to II blk 3
Rucker Maggie, SIRE Loci LIST add
lot 5 blk 10
Rankin Juletta, S.R.E.& |. Co.1st add
lots II ID blk 81
Richmond, d. S. Riverside add. lot 10
20 blk Z. 3 4 blk 8. H.& C. add. n
40ft of lots l 2 blk 2, lot 8 blk 2. 81
III II blk 2. w.20ft of nj lot IL blk
2. S.R.E& 1. W add lot 10 blk s
Hot Springs add. lot 3 blk 10
Scott N. H., H.& c. add lot 3 blk 8
Stick E, Al'nsp'gh add lot % blk 2
Seymour G. W., APsp'gh add 8
Smith c. b. ,S.R E.& I.w Z to 10 b %
Smith DC, 3 to 6 b 25
Sterrett l.. q. LIST, | to II b ID
Wood S. s. u to "A b 10
f. X, Riverside add. | 10 b 10
j..
Dated at Saratoga, County of Carbon
August, A. d. 1907.
, 1907-09-12

Mothers with little children need
no longer fear Group, colds or whoop-
ing cough. Bees Laxative Cough
Syrup tastes good. 1t work off the
cold through the bowels, clears the
head. Guaranteed. Sold at Prices
Drug Store.
Paulsen Che Tailor can make you a
cheap suit or a high priced one. All
good in quality and workmanship.
Made in Orrick, Mo, by Paulson the
Tailor.
, 1907-09-12

Do OF know that Pinesalve Car
bolized acts like poultice in drawing
out Inflammation and poison7 1t is
antisepic. For cuts, burns, eczema,
cracked hands it is immediate relief.
Sold at Prices Drug Store.
, 1907-09-12
Utah Sheep Salt.

A car load of Utah sulphur and
sack salt for sheep is on the road and
expected every day. Sheepman
please take notice.
Cosgriff Bros. Co.
, 1907-09-12
Kansas Stock Salt.

We have coming a car load of Kan
sas rock salt in Jumps. Should be
here in a few days.
Cosgrif Bros. Co.
, 1907-09-12
Notice.

Any one wishing to get a home at a
very desirable point on the S. & E.
road, can do SO by applying to the
Sun office.
, 1907-09-12
Wanted

Position wanted by man and wife
on ranch. Address or call on F. M
Black, care of this office.
, 1907-09-12
Notice of Sale of Real
Property for Unpaid Taxes

SHteO WyOmng,7
County of Carbon.
Notice is hereby given that on Friday, the 9th day of
September, A. d. 1907, at the front door of the Court House, in the
Town of Rawins, County of Carbon, State of Wyoming, a sale of real
estate for taxes due and unpaid o the same, will take place between the
hours of 8 a m and 5 p. m. Said sale will continue from day to day until
all of said property is disposed of. The real property ITO be offered at said
sale, together with the taxes, penalties and costs, due o. the same, is des-
cribed Is follows:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14

FUEL s,lto EVERY THURSDAY
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14
THE THAW
TRIAL

The trial of Harry K, Thaw for
The killing Of Stanford White 10
New York on the Is Of Juss has
been progressing very slow. Al
ars, II locked o. though Ill was
ngain.t Thxw snd thst bs was
ssrs 70 ~ ~ the Iec'r'c chair. bss
the Tide ,hrDsd sohs what xbsn
Mrs. Evelyn Nssbit Thaw The wills
Of Thsw cams 10 The witness stand
sbehsH 81 her. husbssd and told
70 tbs jury the sane ssofy - sas
had told Hsrry Thaw 10 Psris Il
1908 at the time y asked her "a
bseoms his vile. - laet Nhlsl
Shs thought vosld forever ~ hs,
freG becoming hiS vile. MT ths
shs did not isvs hin. Bat ~
her. sosdsst A Id, hss sswofthy
!: ssss sosid seestsss Ihav asd y
EtsAss1 lriSNds No. psh stkss
4 fhstylsrs - sslsesd, hi q ~
bS1ass his M.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14
OBITUARY., B A.!!lA
NA.Akjk

q, the 9th Of Fe5 1901 ut half past o'clock Hon.
T. Waite of Dry Greek passed from this world to the great
beyond after hard taught battle for two with death
Tongue can not describe the pain and suffering he had to
unif ro during those two years His case puzzled the
hest phvsicians They agreed there remedy, that
aath was sure and informed Bro White of the But
with all of this with tenacious WILL he taught death like
mighty army against its foe.
Rut at ast with all the efforts OF strong ambition
death becomes the and lays cold in death one who VIII
be forever mist the circle of those VINO loved ms presence
He was member of the NJ Church for many years He
oea t,ro te.ns representative of Howell County Mo-
Dp,ip the Civil War he served three years in the
Southern Army full and complete detail will be given of
his life in the future.
He leaves wife and eight children with many trends 70
mourn his loss Among he stood as giant oak OF the
forest to his wife kind and eectonate husband to his
children kind and loving Father in all cases ana circum
stances he used his better judgement
I ,iy2d ~ wears months and 10 days in this unfriend
" world And on the th he laid to rest at the Lovens
Cmetry near Dry Creek Church by the Freemasons who
did much honor not only to the departed one but 10 the
selves the in which they conducted the services AZ
the grave The Ohiciators from West Plains were T. d.
Martin Ma Springer, G. " Carter, f. G. Frye, N. W.
Kinboll Thomas K Hodes. c. L. Pease r. S. Hogan and
Pleas ps of Dry Creek BY the request of the departed
one and the wish Of family Rev L. s. Garrett held ser
vices before leaving the house Lesson from the bible were
ST. John Part of II CHI Song selected oy decease Nv r'
ALONE Prayer by the Ed and Song NEARER MY GoDlo
THEE Remarks friend Seepeth. DiSinsseo
and Mass took charge Of body and laid it to it's last resne
place stated BY request Of the freemasons e'
Garrett dismissed the congregation
| On the ;ad Sunday in May at IL O'CLOCK at the
Dry Creek Church house Rev. L. s. Garrett Will
preach on the life Hon. C. L. White when there Will fuli
and complete statement made in the CREssET
FIe stood among men Ceder of light,
He taught against evil and wrong
He was to his companion a husband right
And to his children lovy song
He is laid to rest in the silent Tomb,
We will hear his voice no more
He is missed We l:now, by the friends at home,
Till he's met on the other shore.
IL fwEczyzEEaxkcN1Hxxz1De1s -
Wa ,.k and have not received the particulars of Mr. Grundy
Henry's death. to record
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14

And now under ths deepest
strain Of .arrow shs repeats tho
''RECK OF HER CHILDHOOD" how
White had lursd hsr mother into
bic conf dsnos and thsu when tie
time came ruined her By giving
her wins that al turned black sad
shs lay upcossoio ious and VIXEN she
swoks Stanford White was q the
foot o. her bsd. Obi Mothers
and Fathers or space VII! .os =
nit .. 70 tell .ks whole story. bus
Ak you.ts think ofyou. own II
ysar old daughter islIies late ~
hands of such : taastly shafsssf,
Ithas wauld rob NJ n Ill her yirtsi
ard .hss ny ~ drag hss dovn " sssra
Il sisht. si,sr shs bssosAss ~ NJ !
ass,hsr ~. whlls ~ Hvsiy1 y
|tsllias NJ stosy of kSrsisissd iiss I,
Dssssosd WAi.s ~ ssl1ssasl ~ IN
lshsd 1lssss - - - tsasss sls y
ill., scpsst sseasss = s~ms - IN ],
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14
AGAIN..
ArKings,on .kimnica on Feb II
aycry sharp earthquake was fol,
and quite n damage was d'ne.
PENSION BILL
SIGNED.

l, is reported that after Raosc'
vel, s;eoed ,hr M;Cumber service
Pension Bill he donated 'b" &c"
hc sigaed !, with 50 Senator War
ucr of Missouri. Presided, He'se-
rel, rave i, to bin because he wa
once the com, in chef OF the q a.
r auda s'rong advocate If The
b,!i.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14
WORLDS CREScET-

Bsv. Il. s. CALAErr. EpiTo"
AkD puEL.sEsa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14
POMONA MO- Thursday, Feb. Ii 1907
itKrrs rloM Asp NEAR NORWOOD.

Fermers are ~ tneir sprsng
work.
james Williams has gose West
to work ii his trade which 10 hoil.
or maker. HIS brother ia4.aw,
Guy Curtis will W or tho farm IN.
Ill 'hisrcturn.
Mrs, Yoasi 10 spending q few
days with friends near NJ Grove,
her health 10 very poor.
Rosa Jarrett IL boarding with
Mrs. Hale and clcrking for 81.
John and Iiaiss, Grocery and
II ardware store. .ss
N. 8. Finley 10 in Okla. on busi.
ness.
Jena Jarrett little daushtsr Of
John Jarrett who has bssn very
sick with Pneumonja fever 10 70.
ported getting aloeginissly.
Jan. %, 1907 Mrs. GcCarty died
at the home Of her daughters Mrs.
Connally. Shc 10 an aged old
lady, leaves snn and daughter.
The aged ore all departing
From this world sp full CT care
But the angela arc waiting
To receive them oyer there.
John Robertson dieL q. his homo
South Of town Feb. Z. cHe IL an
old residoh,ay. ,Hsh q wife and
fAmi y~of six. children ave girs
and one son. lie has .uecn o
christian for manyyears. The old
gentlemen had Pneumonia fever
Children your parent has gone
And vlca0t is bis chair
But remember you can NEE, him
On The bright shore over tasre.
Be very kind 10 mother
And trus, your Say,Or dear
You'll receive . starry crowo
When yoa ieave your sorrows here
40 entertainment aud box cup
per was gwen ar Btoney Point
School house Saturday night. Mr.,
fJohn Carter closes q six month {
term Of school there.
D., Married --Miss Maggie Wells 10
! Prank Ellis They departed for
Washington to visit Mr.. Ellis
daughter.
Married Feb. X Miss Nervs
Thomas t, Phil cook Tho write,
wishes them success and happinesi
Mr.. II 8, Finley. daughter lue,
and Ii,t'' sons ccddy aud Joe hav.
been spending tho past Two week.
with her sis,er Mrs. Bradley o.
Aurora, returned home Saturday
! ifit
The large bulldog in town
which is being constructed OF con
crote Ia almost completed. SCI
Norwood bocU. $40 hus one o
the fines. store buildings and halls
on this railroad between here nne
Springfield.
A surprise party was given
Mrs. Sleineris Inst Friday night
= crowd OF youag folks cousistiuI
OF nbon. ior,y boys snd girla gath
cred about eight o'clock at he
homo and enjoyed tbemselve
playing until q late hour
John Jarrett moved into his nc,
house last week.
Maggie and Fern Ste'ncrt spcr
Saturday night and Sun. ~itb t5ei
cousin Olieth S,sinsrt
Wonder why Jack aud jill
} don't write any moro I suppoi
| they tell down the hill aud could
d ent 60. up, don't you
We were pleased to sec 'count
items from Niet,ene,
Sunday School =. tho NJ
church 10 O'Clock 4. n. aud ~ Il
Christian church 3 P. NJ. svsl
body attend.
Hosa Caudls snd wife ape
Sunday With the formers sist
Mrs. Sam Chad we'll.
IF these escapes the waste bss
n OF basket will como ugai q. &
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EARTHQUA X +

It is reported that on Feb the
II m earthquake of considerable
violence was felt Ut Charlots.villt
w.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14
THE MONEY SAY ING
SHOPPING PLACE @ T.
PEOPLE
THE VERY BEST FOR THE SUM RAA
se'0Gg' -

The ho use of Business creating Methods g nj
pleasant to trade. You are never disappoint
"A place where you always find values.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-02-14

glance over the above items is on ~ corr
mence ment Of the good Bargains, In store at 81
Mace for you, Come and see, this is Missouri L.
will show you. s55
FARMERS ERCANTlljE Q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
NOTICE OF FoRECLOsURr ..

WHEREAS William Springer, Of La
w moline, Hancock county. Maine, by his
mortgage deed, dated the sixteenth day OF
November, a. d. 1904. and recorded in VOL u.s.
page AZ, of the registry of deeds for Ham
cock county, Maine, conveyed to Phrenla As.-
Hagerthy. of Ellsworth, Hancock county,
Maine a certain lot or parcel OF land with An
bull ngs thereon situated in said Lamoiue.
and bounded and described as follows. to wit
Beginning at the mouth of Jordan's RIVER
at the shore on the southeast line OF Charles
Whittaker's land; thence northeasterly GA
said Whittaker's line to line of land of the
Lamoine & Bar Harbor Land Company,
thence southerly following said Lamoine 4
Bar Harbor Land Company line to land Of
following said Reynolds line to the shore Of
Jordan's River; thence northwes erly follow
ing tide waters to the first mentioned bou na0.
containing twenty five acres. more OF less.
1t being the same premises described as
conveyed in the deed from LII dia A. Spring er
ct al TO said William Springer, dated July b.
1897. to be recorded and it being the home
stead of the late John springer and LYDIA
his wife. And whereas, on the twentieth day
of November, a. d. 1855, the said Ph roma L.
Hagerthy assigned and transferred the SAN
mortgage deed and the debt thereby secured
to Ada D. Springer as will appear by her deed
of assignment, recorded in vol. 1926. page 20, Oh
said registry of deeds And whereas, the cen
ditions of said mortgage have been broEeIs
and now remain broken and unperforme a.
row therefore, l, the said Ada d. Springer,
foreclosure of said mortgage for breach OF
the conditions thereof, and do hereby give
this written notice of my intention to fore
close said mortgage for breach OF the eeadE-
| ton thereof. ADA d. SPRINGEeA
| Dated this 2sth day of December, a. d. 1905.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09

spending few weeks with Mrs. Andrew
Havey.
Julia Freeman has returned to the hotel
after short vacation at her home in East
Sullivan.
David Patchen, who has been i'll some
time, is improving. His friends were glad
to see him out Sunday.
The Sullivan dramatic club will present
''rhe Wild Man OF Borneo" at K. of p.
hall, Monday, Jan. IA.
B. E. Tracy, of Winter Harbor, was in
town Tuesday on business. Mr.. Tracy is
very active in the bridge matter.
The infant son OF Edward Tracy died
Tuesday, after short illness. Prayer
was offered at the funeral service by Ralph
Farrell; interment at franklin.
j. P. Eldridge, OF Ellsworth, is INSTALL
ing hot water heating apparatus in the
home OF G. H. Abbott, which is nearing
completion after being remodelled.
Jan.7. x. Y. z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
SOUTH PENOBoCOT.

Walter Doyle, of Bluehill, is working
for J. s. Gray.
Quite few smelts have been caught
during the past week.
E.P. Perkins is confined to the house
with lame foot. This is severe blow to
Mr.. Perkins just at this time of year, as
he has nearly 800 hens to care for.
Among those who spent Christmas at
home and have gone away again are Miss
Nan J. Grindle, Haverhill, Mass; Roy j..
Grindle, Brockton, Mass; Thomas Grin
die, Barring; G. II. Bender, Worcester,
Mass; Miss Lydia Perkins, Bangor; Rob-
ert Tompson, Milo; Fred Roberts, l.. NJ.
Grindle, Frank Staples and B. L. Roberts,
Stockton Springs.
Dec. 81, MEMO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. The silent messenger Of death
has again entered David A. Hooper lodge, No.
90, r and A. NJ, of North Sullivan, and
,.ten from our ranks our beloved and es-
smed brother, John Wentworth, of East
Franklin, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That in the removal of our
brother We have lost one who was not only
hoyed and respected by us. his brothers, but
his all who knew him. He was devoted
rather and husband: his first thoughts were
slways for those whom he loved, He will
hong be remembered for his cheerful dis
bosition. steadfast character and sterling
[,uaIities of mind and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In a noble man and Mason; be it further
Resoired, That while he has laid down the
Asorkiug tools of Master Mason in his
karthlg lodge, we believe that he has taken
Mem up in that lodge on high where the su-
kreme Architect OF the universe presides.
.bere we shall all be rewarded according to
bur merits.
Resolred, That we extend to his grief
5trcken family our heartfelt coincidence, and
irect them to Elm who said: BLESSED are
hey who mourn, for they shall be COM
brted."
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
e sent to his bereaved family. one spread on
Iur records aud another sent for publication
local newspapers, and that our altar be
raped in mourning for thirty days.
JOHN MORTIMER,
WILLIAM BUNKER.
e. F. CHAPMAN,
Committee on resolutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
GOULDSBORO.

Elisha Bickford and wife, Of Winter
Harbor, have been visiting relatives here.
Miss venia Dyer has gone to Harmony,
where she will be employed at DIR. j. s..
Bragg's.
Miss Addie Guptill leaves to-day for
waterville, where she will attend Coburn
classical institute.
Perley Pond and wife, of Bar HORROR,
have been visiting Mrs. Ponds parents,
f. F. Whitaker and wife.
Roy Newman, who has been spending
few weeks at Walthsm, Mass, and Nashua,
n. H., came home Saturday.
Linwood Fernald, who has been spend
ing some time with his aunt. Mrs. Mile
Guptill, returned to his home in Brewer,
Saturday.
Dec. 81. JEN-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
OAK POINT.

John W. Kimball is engaged in the meat
business.
John DolIiver was at fremont last week
on business.
Warren G. Haynes has large crew
chopping cordwood and lumber.
Dudley Dolliver, wife and son Milton
are visiting friends and relatives here.
John w. Kimball and Frank Colson
spent New Years at West fremont.
A. II. Grindle and F. l.. Murch have q
crew Of men choppipg lumber at Bayside.
Harbor recently, visiting Mrs. Murch's
parents, d. Marshall and wife.
JAM. PLUTARCH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
large number lave un1sle- siouaS.J SAG
nifed desire to that effect

, large number lave un1le- siouaE..J SIG
nifed desire to that effect.
II Is extremely unfo1su2ass for what
! conceive to be the tr,-N c--lse Of
temperance that resolution y, -esut-
NIT the prohibitory amea dmea. must
be In form at least practical on
domination by the Legislature OF the
present policy of prohibition, and not
the authorization of simple referen-
dunn to ascertain the peoples views.
Were 1t not for this fact and the prob
able effect tfat the mere passage of
such a resolution would have upon
the friends of the prohibitory move
ment everywhere, believe there
would be little or no opposition to TIE
reason"'N~. plain and unencumbsYed
profos A to place the original cues
ton be-ore the voters again for thei-
approval or rejection. II that partic-
Elar and important objection COLD be
removed and the question be referred
to the people directly, solely on its
merits and unhampered by the preju-
dice excited by premature a1d unnec-
essary Legislative condemnat.3l, the
citizens OF Maine would rally to reaf-
firm their belief In the pconi0itoTy
law. and the cause of temperance be
infinitely strengthened and advanced
For If we accept the principle Of the
referendum We must recognize the
fact that its fundamental strength
lies in the right of an appeal to the
people, and no good cause If fairly
and properly presented, should hest
tate to enter that Court or should fear
its verdict
! thank you. Gentlemen, for your
courteous attention, and am sure that
no more worthy desire can animate
us than to perform our respective
duties here faithfully and fearlessly
for the best interests of the State we
love so we'll.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Walter Donnell, of Boston, has been
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Nina E. Moon was in Gouldsboro
Saturday night and Sunday, guest Of E..
K. Bunker and wife.
William Warren, who has been SO i'll
that his sister and her husband from
Bucksport were summoned, is convalesc-
ing.
Mrs. g. G. Pettee left last week for
Unionville for the winter with her hus-
bands parents, while her husband is in
the woods.
, The deep sympathy Of many friends
here is extended to Mrs. Minnie Went
worth and family, also to the parents, in
the death of the husband and son, John
Wentworth, jr., whose death occurred last
week at East Franklin.
Jan, T. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
XxyHEREAs Hiram A. Ellington, Of BAN.

NV HEREAS Hiram "A. Ellington, or b4us~
w ger, in the county of Penob5co ardi
State OF Maine. by his mortgage deed dated
April 2s, 1904 and recorded in Hancock regis
try of deeds, book Al. page 25s. conveyed 10
me, the undersigned, Ethel NJ. Pettengilf,-
formerly Ethel NJ. Stratton, the following de-
scribed real estal e, to wit: Certain wild lands
in the town of Aurora Hancock county, and
being in the south half of said town contain
ing eleven thousand five hundred and twenty
Ql,520) acres, more or less. Reserving from
same certain tracts or parcels as follows, to
wit: One public lot of three hundresa
and twenty (s2o) acres. Three (Sl Nrs
terry lots Of one hundred and sixty a60s
acres each. Also lots numbered l, 2. 8 A.
3, g. T. 8, 8, 10, II II, l6. II, Is, 49, 20, %. 49,
81. 80, IS, containing one hundred and sixty
(16Ol acres each. Also reserving ,o8n adres
decided j. It. &. G. Fl. Grant, and all that paEf :
or parts Of lots 10: IA and is lying west of Mi6~
die branch of Union river containing say $50
acres more or less. leaving six thousand (6,000l
acres more or less. in said south half of safd
town. Meaning the same land conveyed en-.
the same day to said Ellington by Wilso~-
Crosby and James F. Kimball and reference
to be had to their deed. And whereas the
condition of said mortgage has been brokan.
now therefore, by reason OF the Dream, Of
the condition thereof claim foreclosure of
said mortgage. ETHEL Nj. PErTRNsIII
Rnmford Falls, Maine, December 2s, 1906,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-09
NEWS.
r. additional Csmrtp Mars, see Other pages.
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs Bishop Hurlbert, who underwent q
surgical operation at her home, is doing
nicely.
Mrs Florence Springer, who has been
au;,e IN with rheumatism, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs Harold Carter, of West Ellsworth,
"a in town, called here by the death Of her
uncle, Cyrus Harrison.
Miss Hattie Blaisdell, who has spent a
short vacation at her home, returned Jan.
: to Pressure Isle, where she is teaching.
CARROLL and LIoy ID Blaisdeli, after short
vocation with their parents, have returned
TO their studies in Coburn classical insti-
tute, Waterville.
Cvrus p. Hardison died at the home OF
nj. brother, John U. Hardison, at the age
~ sftv-Ave years. He died Of cancer of
the tongue AMI throat. He had been i'll
over year. He resided in West Franklin
Init came here to pass the winter at his
aid home. He will be greatly missed in
the community.
Funeral services were held at the Meth
odist church over the remains Of John 8.
wentworth The church was filled with
,nourning relatives and friends, who
gathered to pay the last respects to one
we'll loved by all. The Masons OF d. A.
Hooper lodge, of Sullivan, attended in a
body. and conducted services at the grave.
There we're many beautiful flowers.
Ian : r.