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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Federation OF Catholic Societies
Will hold their next convention in
Boston.
The plant OF the Memphis. Tenn.
Cotton Seed OIL company was destroy
ed by fire. entailing a loss of $I2O. 900.
Frederick C. Gore, chief clerk of the
railway postal service at Harrisburg.
Pa. fell dead at his desk of heart dis.
ease.
Professor Angelo Heilprin. the IA.
nous scientist and explorer. died sud
denly at hts sisters home In New
York
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
HUG On a Car Cost. SO.

Richmond Va. July lS-The Hen
rico county magistrates court has
fixed the penalty for hugging girl
on street car at SO. Miss Laura
Watkins testified she was on n crowd
ed car and was forced 10 occupy seat
with p. II. Nuckols. The latter could
not resist the temptation OF slipping
his arm along the seat and over the
shoulders Of the girl. and also wanted
TO pay her fare and visit her. Miss
Watkins sought the protection OF the
conductor. who had her admired ar
rested
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20

piuslurg July IS. - A whooping
coucht lawn fcte was given by Mrs. W.
IT, Parker AZ her home on Duquesne
Heights. Only persons taking part in
the present whooping cough epidemic
We're invited. Prizes were given TO the
young woman whooping the longest
and the young man who whooped the
loudest The guest who whooped least
drew the BOBBY prize. At luncheon a
creosote mixture was the most popular
refreshments
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20

Cleveland. o. July lS.-A section Of
seats gave way al show in the circus
grounds. on Scranton avenue. precipi-
tating 100 people TO the ground. The
section which gave way comprised Il
tiers. No one was killed. but from Is
to 20 persons sustained injuries of a
more or less serious nature.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20

Wilmington. Del. July Is. R. NJ.
Satterfeld. a Philadelphia. Baltimore
4 Washington railroad fireman. who IL
said to hall from the lower part of the
state. was overcome by heat as his
engine was passing through Whining
ton. and fen from his engine 10 his
death. his neck being hroken-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
Ivy Poison Closes woman.s Ewes.

Moorestown. N. J.. July IS. - Mrs
Harry Schickedanz is suffering from
an unusually severe case OF ivy poison
Ing. Both her eyes are closed. her face
Is twice its normal size and she has
not been able to sleep for three days.
She was infected by the poison a week
ago while taking a trolley ride.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
RIPANS.

There is scarcely any condition OF
Ill health that II not benefited bs the
occasional use of n RIPANS Tabule.
For sale by druggists. The Five
cent packet IN enough for an ordi
nary occasion. The family bottle, 90
cents, contains a supply for year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
Neqro Lynched.

Oklahoma. Okla. July ls.-Frank
Bailey, negro. was lynched by
mob at small town as miles northeast
of here for assaulting a railroad man.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
WHITNER & SACREY

Undertakers and Embalmers
No. 719 Main St.. Freder.
icksburg, Va Phone SO.
Across from Exchange Hotel
and next to Western Union
office. Telegraph and telephone
orders receive prompt atten.
ton. Open day and night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
REFUSED A KISS, SHOT
Woman Sends Bullet Into Mans
Back For His Indifference.
VICTIM CANNOT RECOVER

9smuel Meng Shot and Fatally
Wounded BY Mrs. Fern Arlington.
For Whom He Had Deserted His
Wife.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-20
Liquors and
TObaccOs
STRASBURGER&SON

one Price Liquor and Tobacco House.
si5-al6} and All 10th st.
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Kcith's Theatre, Boston.

A nota BILE event in vaudeville in Boston
will be the appearance next Monday at
Reith's OF Nance O'Neil. Supported by a
company headed by Mckee Rankin, Miss
O'Neil is to appear in a condensed version
of ssThe Jewess''. with the famous curse
scene included in the action. Miss
O'Neirs engagement is fof one week only.
One of the most novel comedy acts of
the season will occupy prominent place
on the bill-Robert Daley and company
trolley car with Mr.. Daley as the con-
ductor and the rremo ers OF his company
as the passengers.
The European acts will include Kitty
Traney, the Five Madcaps and tine Rigo-
Ietto brothers. Kitty Traney has a hand
some trained horse which she puts
through his PAGES, and she also does some
capital Juggling.
The Five Madcaps are English SOU
brettes, who do speciality something on
the order Of that OF the pony ballet, only
they do much more acrobatic work.
Sensational stunts on revolving ladder
make up the act OF the Risoletto brothers.
Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey in their
singing and dancing skit, Waterbury
brothers and Tenney, with their instru-
mental selections and comedy bits; How
ard and Howard, 'sThe Messenger Boy and
the Thespian,'' in songs and limitations,
and Jimmie Lucas, s'The Boy With the
Dialects" a character comedian, are
among the acts that will be in the bill.
The Harlem brothers, acrobatic humor-
lists: the Vaughners, in ragtimes diver
sions; Blamphin and Heir, playing a
comedy skirt; La Dent, clown juggler,
and new pictures by the kinetograph will
I'LL out the programme.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09

Indications of the remarkable cue
cess with which Secretary Taft has
performed his mission in Jaran con-
tinue to reach Washington. Going to
Japan at time when the attitude OF
that people was anything but friendly
to the United States, it was freely in
timaied by diplomats who have ex-
perienced the displeasure OF Japanese
officials, that Secretary Taft might
meet with anything but warm re-
ception. Not one Of them for
moment believed that the big man
could discuss wisA L4s characteristic
frankness the difficult question OF
Japanese exclusion and the delicate
subject OF war with anything ap-
preaching success But Secretary
Taft has done both these things, and
has done them so well that practically
al Japan is resounding with cheers in
his honor. The diplomatic situation
is entirely cleared, aud the way is now
open for resumption of that discus
sion of exclusion which was so rudely
broken of by the action OF the San
Francisco school authorities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09
OBITUARY.



Charity c., widow Of Samuel Royal,
who was her second husband, one OF
Ellsworth's Oldest and most highly
respected citizens, died Tuesday morning
1t the home ON High street in this city Of
her daughter, Mrs. Alonso W. Packard,
after an illness Of ten days.
Mrs. Royal was the daughter Of the late
John Murch, Of Trenton; she was born at
Trenton, May 8, 1918, and was eighty-nine
years, five months and two days old at the
time Of her death. When she was born
her father was seventy-nine years Of age.
1t was 100 years from the time Of her
fathers birth to the birth Of her first
child.
EARLY in life she was married to the late
Capt. Joseph Moore; by this union there
were born six children, i've or whom sur
vive her, two sons-Joseph H. Moore, OF
Denver, Col, George P. Moore, Of Dolores,
Col, and three daughters-Mrs. Carrie
Grimm, of Utica, ILL.,; Mrs. Mary Y. Hop
kins, OF East Boston, Mass, and Mrs.
Jennie II. Packard, OF this city. Her old
est son, John c., was washed overheard
from the ship Alice Thondike, Of which
he was first mate, during . heavy gale in
the Bay Of Biscay and lost, aged twenty
seven years.
Mrs. Royal was married to her second
husband, Samuel Royal, in 1S7g. BE died
in 1885. He was the father Of eleven
children, seven OF whom are living. No
children were born Of this union.
- z.tr~wo and
genial disposition, she won during her
long Life large circle Of friends. She
was ever ready with words Of Encourage
ment to champion all movements OF
progressive nature, and to uphold every
legal act for the welfare Of her native city.
Up to the time Of her last illness she
retained to q remarkable degree all her
faculties.
John Murch, Mrs. Royals father, who
was one Of Ellsworth's earliest settlers,
was born in Saco, then . part Of Massa-
chusetts, Oct. s, 1883. When eighteen
years OF age-in 1757-he Joined Wolfe's
army which captured Quebec in 1853, and
was one of those who helped set the col
ors and carry the field pieces up the cliffs.
Later he settled at Oak Point, Trenton,
and engaged in farming and shipbuilding.
Heswas married twice; Mrs. Royal was
the youngest and the only surviving
member OF the second family Of six chill
dren.
Funeral services viii be held Thursday,
at Up. M, at the Packard home on High
street. Rev. R. b. Mathews. pastor Of the
Congregational church, Of which the de-
ceased was one Of the oldest members,
will oficiate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09

mt it about time for the Ellsworth
board OF trade to get busy if it hopes
t. realize for Ellsworth any Of the
b-.eflts to be derived from the erec-
ton here OF the power dam? This
dam is attracting wide attention in
the engineering world. The Am
bursen Hydraulic Construction Co. is
advertising 1t widely. The time
seems ripe for the Ellsworth board Of
trace TO expend some money in bring
ing the dam before the manufacturing
world in much the same manner as
the construction company is putting
it before the engineering world. The
power which will be developed here
has not all been sold; We have that
on authority. There will be 500
horse power for sale here by January
1 next, and 500 additional can be pro-
vided at any time by the installation
of another water wheel. But the
power will be sold-if not in Ellis
worth, somewhere else-and it is up
to The board Of trade TO make some
effort, at least, to have some Of it sold
here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09

OTCGu UuOuutHhn VAeAV.4s~s
The annual meeting of Green Mountain
Pomona grange was held with Greenwood
grange, Eastbrook, Saturday, Oct. ., with
about z75 patrons in attendance. The
address Of welcome was gwen BY A. Z.
Bunker. w. M. Julien Emery responded.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Master, Augustus !. Foss,
Of Pamela; overseer, d. g. Hall, Of Bay
View; lecturer, E. E. Mcfarland, Of La
moine; steward, g. B. Scammon, OF
schoodic No. 400; assistant steward, n. g.
Smallidge, OF Schoodic No. 40s; chaplain,
Myra Young, of Lamoine; treasurer, Fred
Moves. of John Dority; secretary, Clara r:
johnson, Of Pamela; gate keeper, Leonard
Butler, OF Greenwood; Ceres, Dora Abbott,
Of Greenwood; Pomona, Hattie Kingman,
View; lady assistant steward, Helen M.
Smallidge, OF Schoodic No. 406.
After the election the officers present
were installed in n pleasing manner BY
Past Master Julien Emery, assisted oy
Chester Stratton, Of Pamela grange.
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Everywhere, everywhere beauty!
The world is in gay attire.
The naples along the lowland
Burn with October hre.
The elm tree and the ash tree
Have changed their green for gold,
And the sumach shines in scarlet,
And-the year is growing old!
See! When the breeze comes blowing
Down from the steep hills crest,
The leaves like birds are flying
North, south, and east and west.
Through the haze that is over the landscape
A breath steals, chil,.ng.: cold,
Like sigh in the midst Of singing,
For-the year 10 growing oldl
o, the beauty that's all about u.s.
How soon it must fade and die!
wonder II bare boughs dream Of
Green leaves and the summer sky :
/ wonder il old folks drs.s Us
Is the same when the days are cold.
Or is it heavens spring they think OF
when life, like the year, grows old
What matters the autumn's coming
And the fall O. the ripened leafs
There's and endless springtime nezring,
And winters reign is brief.
O, sorrowful thoughts,-sosgs. shcr'
Look forth with Joy untold
To the time that all men dream OF
Where nothing we love grows old.
-Ebsm E. Re1ford, in Csses's Book.
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WALTHAM.

w ALI IAN. =
Fred w. Rollins is visiting friends in
Lagrange.
Mrs. Howard Davis has gone to Brewer
for the winter.
Mrs. E. L. Kingman visited relatives in
town last week.
Mrs. w. D. Blithen, of Lisbon Falls, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. w. B. Jordan attended the music
festival at Bangor last week.
Stephen Jordan. with crew OF men,
has gone to Rocky pond, where he will
lumber this winter.
Win Stanley and family, of Brewer,
have moved into part of the house OF
Percy Davis for the winter.
Miss Ethel Mabee, who has been at
Northeast Hafbor for the summer, is vis-
iting Mrs. B. F. Jordan.
Mrs. Dora Cullens and children were
guests Of Mr.. Cullens' aunt, Mrs. NJ. X.
Haslem, Sunday and Monday.
Madam Aundrie and companion. of New
York, who have been boarding at Joseph
Fox's, have gone to Bar Harbor.
The many friends of Mrs Nettie DeBeck,
who is at the East Maine general hospital,
are glad to know she is improving.
Mrs. J. 8. Earle, OF Machias, and Mrs. o.
L. Martin, OF Clinton, Mass, are the
guests Of their sister, Mrs. Alden Haslem.
Oct. 8. Fl,
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BROOKsvHI.E.

Mrs. Abbie Grindle is reported to be
failing.
Miss Carrie Roper il working for Mrs.
William KnoA.
Ralph Roberts is employed in Mr..
Knoxss wooden mill.
A daughter came to gladden. the home
of Mrs. and Mrs. Bentley Grindle Oct. 1.
o. p. and M. R. Lymburner are raising
the roof OF their store, and making other
necessary repairs.
Hugh Brown, Of 6argentville, has pur-
chased OF Frank Hooper the so-called
Isaac Hooper house.
: Oct g. A.
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MANsET.

Mrs. Alice Moon, who is nursing in
Bangor, spent two days at home last week.
Mrs. 8. w. Newman was called to Sea-
wall Sunday by the death of her father,
Epps Hadiock.
Congratulations are extended to Ralph
Hadlock and bride, Of Seawall. Mr.. and
MRS. Hadlock were both former residents
OF this place.
Oct. z. MAD.
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3 essr Nat,r,s.

FI1HE subscribers hereby give notice tnat
y they have been duly appointed executors
OF the last will and testament OF
ISAIAH YOUNG, late Of LAMOINE,
In the county OF Hancock. deceased. no bonds
z, ny leqaiEe1 i'e .eTn:s OF said will.
All persons having demands against the es-
the same for settlement, and AL indebted
.leIe.o axe rsSiuSs-sa ~ make payment imrae-
diately. rg3ps ~sfsETSs,
RACHEL III. HoDGEINs.
Lamoins Oct. 2, 1857.
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BAR HARBOR.

The Y. M. C. A. football team won its
first game of the season Saturday at Ban
gor, defeating Bangor high by a score Of
1870.
The Malvern hotel is to be greatly inn
proved before another season. A large
auditorium will be built in place OF the
south annex. II will include a large ball
room, and q number Of private dining
rooms, with suites OF rooms on the upper
floors.
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= eaaI Nutitts,
y <NOO
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

YXYHEREAs. Henry NJ. Hall ana pa by
w Hall, jr.. both late of Eliswots y. M, mn1
cock county, Maine. deceased oy tne .a, Oy.|
gage deed ia, ed October 10, 1866, ara 'esuS1
in the registry Of deeds for HANCOCK eSAi "
in book 40, page LOT. conveyed 70 pa'M ~.
Fariaud and tyr orge W Hale certain ~ +
tate situated in Aurora, IN sslo ooun .! n
thus described, in said deed OF mollgss !. n
The following described real es.s, .,.s ~
being the same prt misses this DAY cons s.s
the said H. M. & b. Hall. the home ~ IN
lots and parcels Of land also ana a ~ N,
the sam premises conveyed TO ns " N
Silsby. late OF Aurora. BY bis deed na us,s
rusry S, u. d. 1852. and reco ded 10 n - ~
registry. volume lis. page l5l. 70 wn mar.Isu
Aud whereas the said DaVld Mss :
and George w tials by their assls n rasS h
mortgage dated May l., IS. ana ree ~ oi n
cember is. 1875. in volume ios, page 70, s,rI
registry OF deeds, assigned ana us auJh,
the said mortgage deed, the DEBT .ne y ny \,
cured and all interest in ana 70 ti ~ 20 the n
in and to the land there indeserloea va pssa
dersigned. Everard II. Greedy Oh A''
said county; :, said uor(
And whereas. the conditions OF saw uups}
gage have been broken and remain ~ .bs IN
formed now therefore, by reason 9i , ,Ss
going / claim foreclosure OF siIa iA''
and give this notice for that pnd poSe'
Ellsworth, Maine, October g. wv, arstY.
pvJA Peters, his attorne!.
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by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. Tnere 70
only one way to cure deafness, and that Ia BY
constitutional remedies. Deafness 10 caused
BY an innamed condition OF the mucous In
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
uerfect hearing, and when II IL entirely
closed, Deafness IL the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this tube
he DESTROYED forever; nine cases out OF ten
Are caused by Catarrh, which 10 nothing but
an infiamed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
we win Give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
r. J. CHENEY b CO., Toledo, ..
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09

The schooner Francis Hyde, Capt.
Heally, has been knocking chips on the
stone-carrying trips OF Maine coasters.
she sailed from stonington Sept. % for
New York, discharged, and was back at
Stonington in just one week.
DR.. ]. n. Patten. of Amherst, will soon
earn the title Of the Up-River-6phinx"
Rumor, persistent and insistent, says
there will be .ssomething doing" at the
next republican county convention, and
that the hottest fight won't be for senator
from the western district, either. The
genial doctor from Amherst, however, says
nothing, but, unlike the sphinx, be wears
his familiar 1snile that won't come on''.-
d. H. Tribou, cornetist Of Monaghan'a
orchestra and Lynch's band, Of Ellsworth,
will 70 armed il he travels to the Amherst
fair next year. He was on his way to the
fair Tuesday Of last week, when in the
Waltham woods near ssSlabtown" he lost
part Of his lantern. EBERT" always ready
to accommodate, started back to look FOR
it, leaving his companions with the team.
He had gone back short distance, when
he heard noise, and looking up saw in
the road only short distancein front OF
him, a huge bull moose, which shook his
immense antlers at him menacingly. Bert
remembered that Emusic hath charms to
soothe the savage breast, and he started
back for the team, where he had left bis
cornet, at a pace which soon left the
moose far behind. The moose, however,
didn't wait to be charmed, and BERT
didn't think it worth while to go back
again after the lantern.
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sDNEsDAY. OCTOBER ., 1907.
Maine Music Festival .

Maine Music Festival.
it'll to- nights performance in
land, the eleventh annual Maine
20 festival passes into history
9 days in Bangor last week, and
days in Portland this week, and
the eleventh time Director in
civilian r. Chapman has kept
with the music loving public Of
s..
t successive year he has
/. 1t here one Of more of the
y famous singers among them
.oa, Gadski, Sembrich, Schumann-
K, Blauvelt, Games, Campanari,
~, Bispham, Williams, and this
the peerless CaIve.
only has Maine thus had the
rtunity to hear world famous
RS, but she has also experienced
:gestion Of the possibilities Of
she herself can do in the way Of
making. Two splendid cho-
have been developed, ono in the
IN section and the other in the
I'm section Of the State.
l,ase choruses, made up ~ they
4 scores of smaller choruses,
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Manttn.

ADV AGENT (local) ia every town TO sell
= havoring extracts (ali kiods). perfumes.
toilet articles, patent medicines. etc. To the
right party n liner Il offer and permanent
work. Address WiNcHksrER Exr. COMPANY.
Box zs6. Lynn. Mas.
"ARDWOOD-Tp to Is cords each of dry
IL and green hard wood; good quality for
furnace 2. 3 or ieet iong. Address. giving
price landed AT Ellsworth, p. o. Box $50,
Ellsworth.
ITO BUY for cash old f<aiher beds old
j chairs. old je~elry, old books, pictures s.
d brass and copper good. old mirrors. an
tique furniture &c, will be in yonr town
in u couple II weeks. Write me row. NJ.
SLOVENIAN box "a. Newport. R. l.
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TAX, NOTICE

THE penalty besides Maine laws for close
i time is from $4,000 to 5000 or thirteen
months In state prison; Sundays $4,000 10
5000 or fifteen months imprisonment, in
each and every cas- OF tfespass IN Cuuicuio-
Gus park from this Gate.
MARY c. FsErz AUSTIN.
Aug. 81, 1907.
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First Of all states to endorse can

First OF al states to endorse cam
didate For President, the Nebraska
republican state convention, held
Sept. d, at Lincoln, adopted ring
Ing endorsement Of the Roosevelt
policies, and added: "While not pre-
summing to forestall the action OF any
future convention, weexprees the be-
lief that the republicans of Nebraska
recognize in the Hon. William H.
Tail, u Ohio, one whose personal
character and whose Iong public ser
vice, mark him as the man under
whose leadership ti.ese policies
Weu,- be rSrrc-lased.v
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09

Castine normal school won its first foot
ball game of the season Saturday, defeat
ing Freedom academy by the score OF 1870.
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spEcIAL. xo4Ioa.

no not trespass in Cuniculocus Park ]
- demand protection to life and property
from the county Of dssacock, the state OF
Maine. and the unitsa States OF America
MARY @. FRErz AUSTIN.
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8ur Salt.

~~r~~~-~~~~~.~~-->-> ~~>~,>--,
VXyEATHER vANE = Another OF those
AxRsIcAn once. Will be sold cheap. Call or
write.
n UMBER--A limited quantity Of lumber
IL joist, plaBed spruce and pine boards.
ETC., ct reasonable prices. n. c. AUSTIN,
Cuniculocus Park Mills, Egypt. Ne.
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TREMoNT.
MAD.

Mrs. Ina B. Eaton has accepted posi-
ton as nurse in DIR. Channing's private
for nervous diseases at Brook
line, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-09
rnk NUs LITIGATION OF THE SUNDAY

STATUTE ar raE STATE or MAINE
l. on Sunday in Cuniculous PARK, Oct 8,
1907. The State OF Maine must indemnify me
~ the Sum o. eco and ST.eo. /. e. (ten
"cIose lime" law. A like amount must be
paid to ME for each aud every violation OF the
Decalogue by the state OF Maine and the fed
eral government OF the United state OF Amer
lea. Many CAYEAaiNss FRYrz AusriN,
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Sprsiai lsor,lrs.
PsY-r,I,N,' FEES.


WYE, the undersigned. physicians and sur
w geons OF Ellsworth, shall from this
date adjust fees by a fixed schedule. a part OF
which is he,ew tn quoted and the rem Under
OF which will be SHOWN 70 parties concerned.
which schedule in whole and in part shall
be considered final and absolute in all settle
ments.
Night calls, in town, from p M. to
-. NJ = 1.5O
Night calls out o. town. from 6 p. m. to
s a. m additional fee..........-....... 100
Way calls-.-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.50
Extra time given ordinary ease oyeri
hour. per extra our. ............... LOO
Consultations. in addition to regular
fee--....--- l.00
Adminisi ration Of anaesthetics within
. miles . .,...-. --.-..- --......-......- 900
Ordinary labor cases. not exceeding
hours, within miles. 1000
Same. country beyond miles, mileage
extra per mile.... ..-................... SO
Mileiee on travel per mile one way up
to 10 miles -. ...-................,.... so
HAhLow l. d. WOODRUFF.
ALEXANDER C HaGEkTHY.
NATHAN e KING
Lswls tfopGKiN>.
j. L. McDoNALp.
HARaY w. OsGoop.
y. r. SINosTov.
Ellssoith. Me-. Oct. 9, 1907.