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legaI Notices.

49,
that part OF the town Of Eden which is known
as. Bar Harbor. in the county OF Hancock
ana state OF Maine, and bounded and de.
scrioed as follows, to wit: Commencing at
the northeast corner Of Tobias L. Roberts's
lot and runs following the line between land
now or formerly Of Stephen Higgins and land
now or formerly OF Hannah Higgins easterly
twenty rods to stake and stone; thence
southerly at right angles eight rods to a stake
and stone; thence westerly twenty rods to
said Roberts's eastern line; thence following
hooertss eastern line to the first mentioned
bound and contains one acre more or less
being the same premises conveyed in deed
from stephen Higgins to Thomas Fl. Swazey
Frederick II. Moses and Edward Swazey as
recorded in the registry OF deeds for said
Hancock county, vol. 226. page 558, to which
record reference is hereby expressly made
A certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
the town OF Penobscot, in saio county Of Han
cock, said lot being the same described in a
deed from Frances Howe to Edward Swazey
which deed is recorded in said Hancock eoun.
~. Maine, registry of deeds, book ISL. page S..
,r All lots described in certain deed from
Tnomas Swazey to said Edward Swazey and
others which deed is recorded in said Ham
cock county registry. book 1854. page n. ex-
cept1ng any lots described in said last men,
TONED deed which have been described above,
All lots or parcels Of land described in .
deed from Thomas Swazey to Edward Swazey
as recorded in said Hancock county registry
OF deeds, book lA, page IS, excepting such
lots or parcels as have been descIi bed above,
and excepting also lots 1913 and I41 mentioned
described below.
Lots i2s and 14l in the town Of Orland, in
Hancock county State Of Maine, as shown by
the plan OF said town Of Orland.
AL! lots or parcels of land described in a
deed from s. B. Swazey & John W. Swazey to
said Edward Swazey and others. which deed
is recorded in the registry OF deeds for said
county OF Hancock, volume 1854. page IS, ex.
cepting those lots which have been described
above in this notice.
All the real estate in the town OF Bucksport.
Hancock county, State of Maine, which said
Edward Swazey owned on the twenty. third
day OF May, a. d. 1903 at the time when the at
tachment was made on the original writ in
this action, as shown by the records in the
registry of deeds for said county of Hancock;
excepting those lots or parcels of land which
have been taken on the said execution and
which are described above.
All the real estate in the town Of Orlapd,
Hancock county. State of Maine, which said
Edward Swazey owned on the twenty third
day OF May, a. d. 1903, at the time when the
attachment was made on the original writ in
this action, as shown by the records in the
registry OF deeds for said county Of Hancock;
excepting those lots or parcels of land which
have been taken on the said execution and
which are described above.
BURKE LEACH,
Deputy Sheriff.
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{ COUNTY NEWS
CASTINE.

Will Stevens is spending few days in
Bangor.
c. II. Hooper is spending few days in
Portland on business.
The Devereux Co. is at work repairing
its wharf, getting it in readiness for a
cargo of coal expected in few days.
The sermon to the graduating class OF
the Castine normal school was given Sun
day evening by Rev. Mr.. Pember, of Ban
gor.
Miss Carrie Parker is working in the
store of the F. V. Grindle estate. George
Coombs has also taken up his work in the
store again.
The Harcourt Comedy Co. Will play in
town hall, June IL, IL and IL. This COM
pany has been here several times, and is
always popular.
The graduation exercises of the normal
school will be held Tuesday, June 8. The
exercises of the graduating class will be
held in the evening at Emerson hall.
Robert Gay, of Boston, is in town with
his automobile. He was accompanied
from Portland by Mrs. Charles Witherle.
While here he gave several of his friends
the pleasure of ride.
June g. G.
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EAST SURRY.
r. A. e.
June s.

E. E. SWEET has gone to Sorrento for the
season.
Edward Stone, of Rockland, visited his
mother here last week.
Charles Stone left June to join yacht
at Camden as engineer. A. l. Foss, OF
Hancock, is master.
Mrs. Alden Mann has gone to Show
hogan to visit her sister. She will also
spend week in Bangor and Brewer.
Capt. NJ. d. Chatto who stepped on a
nail ten days ago, is still unable to use his
foot. Hollis Bonsey, George Cousins,
Webster Jellison, Walter Kane, Granville
Saunders, Shirley Saunders, Frank
Saunders and Will York are at work on
his new barn. viii Thorne and Ernest
Moon have been hauling the lumber from
Gaspers mill. Mrs. Susan Mosley is help
ing with the homework.
June 6. Z.
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SEDGWICK.

School closed in district Z, Friday.
Ashley Hooper went to Bangor Saturday,
seeking work.
John Anderson, of Boston, visited his
parents here last week.
X. Z. Hagerthy and Fl. A. Small will go
to Watervilie Wednesday.
Mrs. Emogene Jewett, Of Massachu-
sets, is the guest OF relatives.
Percy Eaton has gone to Dorchester,
Mass, where he will be employed.
A. F. Cole was able to ride to the village
Saturday, the first time in several months.
Mrs. A. G. Parker is going to Haven for
the season as cook at the "Castle View"
dining hall.
William Cooper, of Brooksville, and
George E., OF Boston, are with their mother,
Mrs. c. E. Cooper, for a short visit.
l.. II. Bartlett will take trip to Belfast
to- day, in his new launch, accompanied by
T. A. Smith and II. n. Dority, with e. J.
Day as engineer.
Several mem bers OF the 0. E. S. went to
Penobscot Saturday in response to an in
vitation from the chapter there. A good
time is reported.
Sunday at the first Baptist church. The
Grand Army post of Bluehill was present
in body. The address was delivered by
Rev. c. c. Koch.
June s. H.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. vinal Wood, Of Sargentville, is the
est Of Mrs. Sinclair.
Mrs. Belle Wood has arrived home after
absence of two weeks.
Ganzeio Herrick and wife, of South
ushill, visited relatives here last week.
Colby Hooper is through work at Buck IS
krbor, and is at work for p. Nevin here.
Stephen Chatto-and wife, of Long Is
|nd, spent part Of last week with reia-
ne here.
Mrs. Leslie Flye, with little son, of
orth Brooklin, visited her parents, Alden
binary and wife, Saturday and Sunday.
June s, CRUMBS.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

n. Frank Weber is very ill.
is Bertha Trumble has gone to Isle au
n. where she has employment.
lichard Green. Of Northeast Harbor,
hi few days last week with his fam
here.
P. Long and wife came from Stoning-
saturday in a sloop Mr.. Long has re-
My purchased.
kr. William Marsden and son Willie
for their home in North Dighton,
b., Wednesday.
lis. $. Watson Cousins, who has been
hiding few weeks with her son Harry
Bangor, is home.
Bchooner Lizzie and Annie sailed to- day
|th wood for Rockland. The schooner
Iyenue is loading wood for Rockland.
June 5. X.
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NORTH ORLAND.

Walter Douglas is working for Herbert
White.
Arthur Gilley, of Bucksport, is carrying
on the farm for N. E. CHM this sum-
mer.
A good time is reported at johnson &
Whitney's dance Saturday night.
Mrs. Sarah Wood, OF Chicago, arrived
June at w. P. Dodge's to be with her
mother for the summer.
large crowd assembled at the school
house Sunday and listened to an able
memorial address by Milton Beckwith, OF
Ellsworth.
Mrs. Mabel Hamilton and Mrs. Laura
Sherman are visiting their parents, Aaron
Davis and wife.
June Z. b.
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BUCKsPORT.

Extensive improvements are being made
'ne Robinson house. Several bath
.00ns are being added, and new plumbing
put H. Old sheds in the rear have been
'enoVed, and the grounds about the hotel
graded.
afs' 1eorge n. Montgomery died Sunday,
."e' short illness of tonsilitis and heart
.nufe, at the home of Benjamin Mont
sOmefy and wife, where the young couple
:, ss'e resided since their marriage January
! 'sst' Mrs. Montgomery was very
r r! with the young people OF friend-
s.4p' ner parents home, as also at Bucks
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EAST ORLANp.


Mrs. Helen Blaisdell is quite ill.
Elbridge G. Marks is critically ill.
F. P. Mason and Mrs. E. G. Mason were
in Bar Harbor Wednesday.
George NJ. Rust, of Dayton, Ohio, is here
to install some gates for the Shaw Electric
Co.
w. NJ. Shaw and wife came Friday in
their automobile for visit at their cabin
at Craig's pond.
Miss Ruby Walters, from Bucksport
seminary, was the guest Of Miss Gertrude
Mason, over Sunday.
Mrs. Bennett, of Ellsworth Falls, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Blaisdell, has returned home.
Mrs. Archie Haney and II. II. Blaisdell
arrived from Waterville Thursday, called
here by the illness OF their mother, Mrs.
Helen Blaisdell.
The funeral OF Fred Meade was held
Wednesday from his home. Alamoosook
grange, of which he was a member, at
tended in body. The funeral service was
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Price, OF Buck
sport. The grange burial service was held
at the grave. There was profusion OF
beautiful flowers. The bearers were j. E.
Gross, w. S. Gross, w. F. Gray and E. l..
Marks. lnterment at Evergreen cemetery.
June 6. NJ.
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DEDHAM.

Miss Lena Black is at home for few
weeks.
Rev. c. G. Mosher, OF Augusta, delivered
the Memorial Day address here.
Charlie and Martha johnson are at home
from school in Portland for the summer
Augustus Blood died June 1 after long
illness. The funeral was held in the
church Wednesday afternoon, Rev. G. w.
French officiating. He leaves widow, two
daughters Mrs. w. b. Clair, of Bourne,
Mass, Mrs. Maurice Moore, of Dedham,
and two sons-Walter and Milton.
Jnue B.
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NORTH sEpGwICK.

The Golden kule circle will meet with
n. Elizabeth Pierce this week.
Mrs. Annie Closson, who has been in
lockland visiting her two daughters, re-
urned home Friday.
Mrs. Emma Hooper, who has been keep
ng house for Mrs. A. 8. Closson for a
Peek, has returned home.
There was a happy gathering at the
pome OF Orrin Hanscom and wife Satur-
ny evening, at the marriage Of their
Daughter Cora Bernice to Malcolm Clos
(0n Allen, both Of North Sedgwick. Miss
1anseom is one of our finest young Ia
les, and Mr.. Allen one of North Sedg-
Fick's most promising young men. The
fnmony was performed by Rev. Mr..
fsley, of Brooklin, the single ring SER
pee being used. The bride was attended
y Miss Gladys Bridges, OF Brooklin.
Pne brides brother, Earl Hanscom, was
es' man. The ceremony was performed
r Inc parlor, which was profusely decor
Feo In evergreen, apple blossoms and
raite hlacs. The bride wore white satin
Enmmed with lace, and carried shower
rpuquel OF white sweet peas, lilies of-the-
'Aiey and fern. The maid of honor wore
'ni'e muslin over pink and carried bou-
saet Of pinks. Miss Myrtle Green, of
oOs'on' played the march. The presents
we're many and handsome. A large num-
~ o. guests were present, including
IHNeiai from out Of town. A we dding
June s. = ~ " RAE.
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SURRY.

Capt. NJ. d. Chatto and D. j. Curtis are
building new barns.
E. M. Rich is building the BURBERRY
canning factory for r. B. Holmes.
Lincoln Merrill, Of Los Angeles, CAL, was
in town few days ago calling on old
friends.
Rev. II. B. Haskell, district superinten-
dent, will hold quarterly meeting at Nor
gan's Bay, Friday evening, June II.
The Surry base ball nine went to East
Bluehill Saturday and played East Blue
hill. Score, to in favor of East Bluehiu.
June s. ..
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E77NTY NEWS.
H.,ol count Ners. see othsv po0e
BLUEHILL.

BLUEHILL.
Halle snow is home on vacation.
..a;e Snow entertained party OF
whist Friday evening.
mildred Chase spent June 8 and Z
Witt 9th her sister, Miss Minnie.
/ osgood and daughter Miss
have gone to Appleton to spend
time.
. /. Odds delivered the baccalau-
..,non in the Baptist church sunday
Ing
GOss, U. of NJ. law school. has been
'.s, Of Forrest B. Snow and wife a
ays.
wss social dance in the town
Esturday evening. Music by Messrs.
and Butler.
Ada Iittlefield has returned to her
hsre from Fall River, Mass, where
pent tne
ladies' who entertained the Baptist
/, Tbursday, June a. were Mrs. George
II. Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre and Mrs. F.
how.
|.,,es Dodge, who has been visiting
..,er. Mrs. Alfred c. Osgood, was
n ouite i'll last week, and on June 4
and Mrs. osgood, with Miss Ruth
Iale the nurse, accompanied him to
home in Boston.
h. Nellie Douglass, who accompanied
graduating class Of Emerson school,
Harbor. on its trip through Maine,
Dme Miss Douglass has taught in Bar
bor several years. Miss Abby Par
o. also went on the trip with the Bar
bor class. Her aunt, Mrs. d. w.
ker. was one of the chaperones.
"a Nj,
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ErsaI Notifies.
UARANTEED NEURALGIA CURE.
euralgic Anodyne Costs Nothing If 1t
Fails to Cure.

Here is a plain, simple statement that
houId inspire immediate confidence in
ny one suffering with Neuralgia. If
ieuralgic Anodyne fails to give quick
elief and a complete cure in even the
.orst forms Of neuralgia trouble. the
,oney will be refunded.
This guarantee is made by the pro-
rietors. The -Chanplin Co.,
'ortland, Me-, who instruct dealers ev-
rywhere to sell the Anodyne IN this
ray. ~.
yne. because it gets right at the nerve
enters with a small internal dose, and
/ the same time, by external applica-
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mes, giving relief in from five to ten
minutes IN,
.euralgia, headache, toothache, or any
Their ache. or pain, when you can BUY
large-sized bottle of Neuralgia Ano-
iyne for 25c with the agreement that 1t
osts nothing unless 1t cures.
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,HHE subscriber, Henry Hawkins, OF Ros.

VNHE subscriber, Henry Hawkins, OF Bos-
L ton, Suffolk county, Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed administrator of the
estate of Moses Hawkins, late of Sullivan, in
the county of Hancock, and State of Maine,
deceased, and given bonds as the law
directs, and that he has appointed William
o. Emery, OF said Sullivan, his agent in
said state of Maine, as the law directs
All persons having demands against the
estate Of the said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all in
debted thereto are requested to make nav
ment Immediately. HENRY HAWKINS,
Administrator.
Boston. Mass, May Is, 1908.
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ming the mile and two-mile, besides figur-
ing in the shot-put, hammer throw,
broad-jump and relay races.
The programme for commencement week
at the seminary is as follows: June IA,
7.30 p. M, Methodist church, annual SER
man, Rev. w. F. Emery, Ellsworth. June
Is, p. M, Methodist church, prize dec
lamations. June IS, p. m, annual meeting
OF trustees: p. m, Emery hall, COM
mencement concert, Apollo male quar-
tette. June II, 10 a. M, Methodist church,
graduation exercises, address by Rev.
ARENAS Jean Haynes, New Haven, Conn. !;
p. M, alumni dinner; 3p. M, baseball,
seminary vs.. alumni; s p. M, reception.
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TIHHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
- he has been duly appointed admins
TRAITOR Of the estate of
ADELE M. MARKS, late of oRLAND,
given bonds az the Law diracts All nersnr s
having demands against the estate of said
deceased are desired to present the same for
settlement and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately. SO
ARTHUR E. MARKS.
Yarmouth, Me-, June 8, 1908.
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Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont. N. H., writes:
.About wear ago l bought two bottles OF
Folev's Kidrev Remedy. 1t cured me OF
severe case of kidney trouble of several ye'-s'
ST. ading. 1t certainly is a grand good meo'-
cine, and / heartily recommend it."-G A.
pARCHER,
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SEMINARY NOTES.

from the results of the athletic meeting
IN Iuesday,it is evident that although
~ ~ poys have not been in practice long,
'uefe is good material for next years track
The seniors won with forty-two
nS'u's, sophomores came next with
LII nve, then the juniors thirty-three,
-.'e the freshmen came in with FIVE. j.
oas, 10, was the star Of the meet, win
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FTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L she has been duly appointed executrix
Of the last will and testament of
ABBY NJ. CAMPBELL, late OF ELLSWORTH,
in the county Of Hancock. deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms Of said will
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. OLIVE B. HANscoM.
Ellsworth, June 3, 1908.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate of
STERLING H. DORITY, late of sEDGWICK,
in the county of Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate of said
deceased are desired to present the same for
settlement and all indebted thereto are re.
quested to make payment immediately.
FRED H. ALLEN.
Bluehill, June 4, 1905
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Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner? Tongue
coated? Bitter tastes Complexion sallowF
Liver needs waking up. Doan's Regulets
cure bilious attacks. 25 cents at any drug
store.-Adrf.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed administra-
tor of the estate of
FRANK v. GRINDLE, late of CASTINE,
in the county of Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. EDWARD X. ADAMS.
Bangor, Me-, June 8, 1908.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. she has been duly appointed admins.
tratrix of the estate of
ABITHA H. WHITE, late of SULLIVAN,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds the law directs All per-
sons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to presem
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to MAKE payment i'm.
mediately. IDA w BoYNToN
Sullivan, June 3, 1908.
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Of FAY kidney Remedy will cure any case
yond ne or bladder trouble that is not be-
can a. .ne reach Of medicine. No medicine
w more.-G. A. PARcHER,
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TTNHE subscriber HEREBY gives notice tina,
l. he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of

EBEN MERRILL, late of OTIS,
in the county Of Hancock. deceased, and
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-
auested to make payment immediately.
Ellsworth, June 3, 1908. A. F. BURNHAM.
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THE AMERICAN: Ss'S Ss,a y e sa, :1;ss
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-07-30
EnR A CLEAN SWEEP.

New Sharon Star: There is no room
to doubt a republican triumph at the
polls next November if every voter
who believes in the correctness of re-
publican principles votes his party
ticket, national, state, county and
township, and there exists no reason
for not voting that way. From top
to bottom the ticket is eminently sat
isfactory, is constituted of good ma
terial, able men who are worthy and
well qualified. In face of these facts
no republican can tind a decent ex-
cuse for voting for a democratic can
didate. Wherever party dissensions
have existed party, division and weak
ness have resulted, but the time has
come when every breach should be
healed. all strife forgotten, all dissen-
sion done away with, and every voter
resolve to stand for what he believes,
for his party ticket from top to bot
tom. In that way victory is certain to
result. We have. splendid ticket
on a very satisfactory platform. Taft
and Sherman are both big men, have
been effectually tried, and have proven
faithful and efficient. A more capa-
BILE man could not have been secured
as our candidate for president. Our
state ticket is an exceptionally good
one. Our congressional candidate is
one of the most brilliant and eloquent
young men in Iowa and is splendidly
equipped for a successful career in
congress. No republican can offer
any legitimate excuse for not voting
for him. Give him solid support and
he will be elected by pleasing ma
jority.
Our county ticket is all that could
be desired. Every candidate is wor-
thy of tne place to which he aspires,
and there is no excuse for Withholding
from any one OF them a single vote.
Not a democrat can be elected in Ma.
haska county without republican votes
and of that fact they are fully ap.
prised. Democratic candidates will
scour every township, every precinct
for republican votes. Every republi.
can voter in Prairie will be personally
petitioned TO help elect democrat
and thus defeat republican. Ger
tainly we have had enough foolish
ness OF that kind fhe time has come
for republicans to vote their own tick.
ct and let democrats be the losers.
Heretofore enough Prairie republicans
have voted for democrats to put them
in Office. thus breeding strife and di.
vision. Stop 1t. II you do not it will
be sorry day for any Prairie repub-
lican seeking Office. Repeat this fall
the folly of the past and hereafter
any Prairie republican up for Office
viii be marked for slaughter. We
know what we are writing about and
warn you in time. Let there be no
|funking this year.