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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

Wallace H., son of NJ. W. Tucker
ana wife, died Friday evening Of con-
sumption, aged thirty-four years. Mr.
Tucker had suffered from ths disease for
some time, having taken treatment for
several months at the Hebron sanitorium
from which he returned about year ago
without receiving any apparent benefit.
Since his return home he had taken almost
heroic measures in fighting the disease,
and it seemed for time that he might
succeed, but for the last three or four
months he had been gradually failing and
the end was not unexpected.
He was an exemplary young man, and
well liked by his many friends. He is sur
viyed by his parents and a sister Mrs.
Fred B. Marden, who have never tired in
doing what they could to make his last
days as pleasant as possible.
The funeral services were held at the
house Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
Rev. J. d. Prigmore officiating. A dele
cation from Lygonia lodge, F. and A NJ,
of which the deceased was a member, held
services at the house. He was also member
of Irene chapter, o. f. g, and OF NicoIin
grange. The remains were placed in the
receiving tomb at Woodbine cemetery.
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pENOBsCOT.

Miss Frances Wilson, of Portland, is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. b. H.Leach.
Mrs. Eva M. Sellers has returned to her
home in Ellsworth, after spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. A. Wardwell.
Miss Nina Varnum, Mark Smith and
Howard Leach, OF the seminary ut Bucks
port, are spending the spring vacation at
home.
There will be . special meeting OF
Penobscot chapter, o. E. s., Saturday
evening, March IS, when the degrees will
be conferred upon two candidates. An
invitation has been extended to Columbia
chapter, Of Sedgwick, to be present at that
meeting. Supper will be served at
o'clock. 1t Is hoped there will be q full
attendance, as q pleasant time Is assured
all who attend.
All the schools will begin the last Mon
day in April. The teachers for this spring
are as follows: Bay district. Una Gray
Mary Sperry; North Penobscot district,
Cecile Hutchins; Herrick district, Annie
Conner; Perkins district, Nella Ward ell !;
Dunbar district, Amy Hatch; Farnham
district, Zelma Hutchins; Devereux dis
trict, Mary Devereux.
March q. WooDLoCKE.
NORTH PENoBsCoT.
Mrs. Eta Billings, who has been very
i'll for some time, seems to be gaining
slowly.
Clam stew will be served in the hall
next Wednesday evening, for the benefit
of the pastor.
The announcement OF the sudden death
Of John Ames, for many years postmaster
Of Oriand, was quite shock to his friends
here.
The scarcity and high price of butter
have made brick demand for new mich
cows. The poor quality of hay and high
price OF grain have tended to lessen the
winters make.
The Methodist church will be reopened
next Sunday, with dedicatory services.
Presiding Elder Haskell, Prof. Beach, of
Bangor theological seminary, and other
prominent aclergymen are expected to
participate in the services. Dinner will
be served in the hall.
March %. III.
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her many friends. The family has the
sympathy Of all.
Mxs. LYDIA N. rRuEwoRrHY.

lydia M, widow Of Abraham True
worthy, formerly OF North LAmoine, died
at the home OF her son, William True
worthy, at North Ellsworth, March 10,
aged eighty-fi FIVE years, FIVE months.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church in Ellsworth, OF which
the deceased was q member OF long stand
ing. The many friends gathered there
and the floral offerings showed the high
esteem in which she was held by all. One
beautiful bouquet OF roses and Easter
lilies representing her age was given by
the members of the church. Mrs. True
worthy leaves two children-William, Of
North Ellsworth, and Mrs. Edward X
Card, of this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

Miss Gertrude B. Seeds, of West Ellis
worth, died to-day ct the home of her
sister, Mrs. William Richardson, at North
Ellsworth, where she had been teaching
school since last fall. Death was from
gastritis. She Was taken i'll near the close
Of the winter term OF her school.
Gertrude was twenty years of age, the
daughter of Mrs. Louisa M Seeds, OF
West Ellsworth. Her father died some
years ago. She is mourned by four broth
ers and three sisters.
Gertrude was q bright, lovable girl, q
favorite with all who knew her, and her
death is sad blow in the home and to
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BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. William Knox is ill.
Della Cousins is having trouble with her
eyes.
Miss May Carter is at home from Hart
land, where she has been employed.
Another girl baby came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Babson March IL.
Mrs. F.. Billings has pure hased the e.
X. Herrick house at Bluehill, and will
move there soon. Mrs. Billings and Miss
Lucy have lived here so many years they
will be greatly missed.
March d. A.
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Constable Arthur M. Sawyer, agent for
prevention of cruelty to animals, has COM
pleted the investigation Of q complaint
from West Ellsworth, where he found q
farmer conducting lumber operations with
four cows yoked like oxen to haul the logs
to the mill. Consta BILE Sawyer spent day
in the woods and found that the cows did
not appear to be suffering from overwork,
were in good condition and apparently
well fed. He found no grounds upon
which to interfere, ana left after caution
ing the owner against overlooking. The
case is said to be without q parallel in
Maine and has created much discussion,
especially among farmers, as to whether
it is cruelty to work q COW.
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MRS. oREENLEAr 5. JELLIsoN.

Martha, wife OF Greenleaf 8. Jellison,
died at Somerville, Mass, Tuesday, March
IL, aged seventy-five years. Mrs. Jellison
had lived at Somerville, Mass, ever since
the Civil war. She leaves an aged husband,
a crippled veteran of the 35th Massachu-
setts regiment, who has the sympathy OF
all, as he is left without child to COM
fort him. He has one sister liying-Mrs.
NJ. z. Kincaid, OF Ellsworth Falls.
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NORTH BROOKSVILIE.

Maurice Limeburner, OF Bar Harbor, is
in town for Q while.
Charles Babbidge is doing quite a BUSH
ness saving wood by horse power.
Miss Edythe Gray, OF West Sedgwick, is
visiting her grandparents, Leonard Green
and wife.
Charles Tillock and wife, OF MilIvale, are
with Mrs. !illock's parents, Otis Doug
lass and wife. Mr.. Douglass has been
very i'll, but is better.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

The republican State committee
announces that Hon. Forrest Good
win, of Skowhegan, will preside at
the republican State convention at
Portland, April 80.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

United States Senator William
James Bryan, Of Florida, died Sunday
of typhoid fever. 1t was only seven
ty-three days since he took his seat
as the successor of the late Stephen
r. Mallory, who died Dec. %, and
thirty three days of that time was
spent in his fight against disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

Harry Smith, Deer Isle boy, has
broken the worlds record at firing six
inch gun, making six hits out of six shots
in twenty-seven seconds, brought honor
to the armored cruiser Tennessee, and
won the admiration Of the whole United
States feet. Now he has been promoted
to gunper's mate, and bids fair to astonish
the world by his rapid rise in the navy.
He has been in the navy less than two
years, and has risen to a position that
comes to few even after two enlistments Of
faithful service. He has been promised
still greater promotion that OF petty
officer of the famous Tennessee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

John R. Shuman, of Great Pond,
does not wish the fact overlooked that
he is candidate for the republican
nomination for county commissioner.
In enumerating the candidates for
county offices last week, Mr.. Shu-
mans name was Fundamentally
omitted.
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Third District Convention.

The third district republican conven-
tion to nominate candidate for Congress
and to select two district delegates and
two alternates to attend the national
republican convention at Chicago will be
held at Waterville, Wednesday, April %,
ct II Z. m.
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The little daughter vino arrived at the
home Of Ray Perkins at North Brooks
vile, March IA, has a goodly number Of
relatives. Besides four grandparents, it
has five great-grandparents and one
great great grandparent, the Oldest being
Mrs. Charlotte Gray, who died March Is,
aged lightweight years.
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NOTICE.

"HEREAS my wife, Lizzie 81. Harvey.
w having left my bed ana board without
lust cause. this is to forbid all persons hAr-
oor,ng or trusting her on my account, as
osse. w. L. HAsyKY.
Swans Island, Me-, March 10, 1908.
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Credi'o'>
In the District Court Of the United states
the Hancock District of Maine.
In the matter OF ,.,
EDwA.D +. DALzELL, In BankraPNS
Bankrupt. slang
To the creditors of Edward E. Dalzel,, u nrdSis.
Island Pl.. In the county Of HancoeA AIM
trict Aforesaid. bankrupt: ,ss 18th
NOTICE IL hereby given that on sne aid
IN day Of March, D.. d. 1905. tnnSs,ested
Edward 3. Dalgell was duly iia ~ hs
bankrupt; and that the Arst meeting a
creditors will be held at my once, ,hs III
Main street. In Ellsworth. Maine, on I'm In lie
day OF April. .. d. 1908. ct 10 o,cioc ,asaitors
may attend. appoint = trustee. examine n., 70
bankrupt, and transact such other .iry
- may properly come before such TWn erss
WILLIAM e. Wsla .n,cy.
Referee in Bsnkrnp"'
Ellsworth, Me-. March "a. 1905.
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STATE OF oHI,. CRY OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm OF F. j. Cheney 4
Co.. doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said Arm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DnL-
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence this 9Th day of December. A. d. 1885
sr.L A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood aad mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials
free
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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"HEREAs my wife. Retha May Pierce
w has left my bed and board. All peraona
are hereby forbidden trusting her on INV ~.
ing. Nnson A. P,..cs
fremont, March ls, 1905. - l.
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HEREBY give public notice that give
minority. After this date shall pay no biiis
q his contracting, and shall claim none 81
M Wages; HARVEY M. BowpRs.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

A lively fight for the republican nomi-
nation for representative to the legislature
is on at Bar Harbor, with g. Raymond Joy,
the present incumbent, and Or. d. W..
Bunker as the candidates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-25

Thursday night the generators OF the
Penobscot Bay & Electric Co.'S new plant
at East Oriand were started, and East Or
land was lighted up. On Friday night
the current was again turned on, and
everything worked we'll. Saturday night
the current was turned on to the lines
in Ruck snnrt
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NvHEREAs. Aram T. ODER, Of fremont, ID
w the county Of Hancoek. and STATE q
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated Noysn-
Der 20, a. d. 1881, and recorded in Haneosi
county registry VI deeds, b0ok -, psss
1871. conveyed to Alice H. Scott, OF Els
worth, said county and state, a certain
lot or parcel of land situated in Ire,
mont. county and State Aforesaid, and
bonded and described as follows, to wit: Com
mencing ON the town ruaa leading from 'hs
county road to Harlin p. Harper's house 81
line OF land OF said Harin p. Harper; ,hsses
north hfty-four $50 degrees west BY said Hal.
per.s line twelve li2l rods more or less 10 lins
sold by me to s. X. Whiting BY deed aa,sa
May 9. 1857, and recorded in vol. AA page p
of Hancock county registry of deeds; ihsness
north thirty eight 81 degrees east bY az
Writings southeasteriy line forty W rods
and seven links more or less 10 land fo'nen!
OF Isaac Ober; thence south ntty-iour cegtses
east forty-two li21 rods more Or less 10 tss
town road aforesaid; thence westerly oy sac
town road and by q line in the same W ec1es,
by land now or formerly o. William onef, "
same having been conveyed by me TO tns ~
William ODER by deed dated April s, 4: d. lNs,
andS recorded in vol. 223. page ssl Of Haneoets
registry OF deeds, to the Bortheasterly lhsg.
land OF said Harlin p. Harper thence nol..
hfty-four lA) degrees west by said HARPER
line to the place OF beginning at saia 'on55
road, together with right of way from sa,s
lot to the shore as reserved in my deco " ''
X. Whiting aforesaid.
Excepting therefrom a lot conveyed oyI
by deed dated July 9, a. d. 1887, recorosa.i-
vol. 2l9, page IS, OF Hancock county Iessns
OF deeds, to Annie +. Norwood, eontaih. -.
about one-quarter of an acre, and also "a
cepting lot heretofore conveyed by me "
Melinda G. Ober. containing about ~. va
quarter Of an acre, both OF when ~. s
lots excepted are south of the ~,
road above mentioned. The lot ag ~,
conveyed was a part OF the premises "a
we're conveyed BY Daniel b. ODER e 90. Jshs nd
recorded in vol. is7, psge ~ of Hancock rss,
istry Of leeds, and which were converse ~
said Jane A. Ober TO me by deed dasse ~ w
70, a. d., 1882 and recorded in vol. ~ PssS
ls2 Of said registry, and whereas ~ u
Alice H. Scott assigned said mortgass
Phronia l.. Hagerthy, by her assig IaS In
dated November 7, q. d. 1888, and recoiu1s' al
the Hancock registry OF deeds IN yos I'D
page 27s; and whereas the condition o. M
mortgage has been broken, now thereio ,hs,,ot
reason OF the breach OF the condition 'n'
PHRoSIA L. HA6sRrHi'
Dated, March Is, a. d. 1908.
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gorrespunosnrr.
Candidate for County-Attorney.
ELLSWORTH, March "a, 1908.

To the Editor of The American:
My name having been mentioned as a
possible candidate for the nomination of
county-attorney at the next republican
county convention, wish to publicly
announce that ] shall be candidate, and
trust shall receive the support OF my
friends throughout the county.
w. E. WHITING.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNrlL April 4, 1903, sealed proposals will
~ be received by the city OF Ellsworth. for
the building or completion of a public high
way, as surveyed and laid out by said city,
extending from point on The Shore road. so-
called. near the house occupied By Parker
Grindal, in a southeriy direction, as survey ed,
to said shore road. The city Of Ellsworth re.
serves the right TO reject any or all proposals
for said work Plans and specifications will
be at the city clerks Office.
A. r. sTocKnRipoE.
X. b. EsrLy,
IRA b. HAoAN, JR.,
Committee on streets
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NOTICE.

vI>HE annual meeting of the Great Pond
l. and Bog Dam Company Tor the election
OF onicers and the transaction OF such bust
ness as may come before said meeting, viii be
neid at the ofiice Of the Ellsworth Lumber
Co.. on Grant street, at 2 O'Clock n. M on
Tuesday, April7 s. p srocxsstpcE'
Ellsworth, March "a 1909
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no not trespass Ia CpnIeuiV,us Park. /
IL demand protection TO Iife saj properly
from the county OF Hancock. tas STATE Il
Maine, ami the united States OF America
MARY c. FRRrg AUsrfy.
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SuftfaI Nur,lra.

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
To the rnhabitr nts Of the { itg Of Eis,eor'h and
all pc, sons liable 10 be assessed therein;
YOU are hereby notified that the Assessors
Il will be in session st the Aleermeu's
room in the City hall, Wednesday, the FIRST day
OF April. ard each succes ding secular dsy
until the ista, from till O'Clock, for thu.
purpose o. receiving true and perfect lists OF
the polls and all states. both real and per-
sonal. not exempt from taxation. which :, gu
may be possessed OF the first day OF April.
1905, in said city OF Ellsworth. which Inst on
are requested ID make and bring In.
SIDsKy p sTocxnRrpGx,
EDWARD p. LoRr,
ALBERT II. NORRIS.
Assessors.
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lost.
PHOTOGRAPHER

We have leased and remodeled the upper
story of the Campbell & True building, and
have installed a first-ciass photograph
studio. We are making q speciality of the fol-
lowing popular-priced photographs: Hall
cabinet photographs at Us per doz.; regular
price $3.50.
The famous Ping Pong, three different posi-
tions, Is for 3sc. Other sizes at Soc. 75c. and
~. View work, copying and enIarging art
postcards a speciality.
We also carry q full line Of amateur sum-
plies, and do developing printing and mount
ing at one-third less than elsewhere.
Enlargements, sxlo inches. made from any
size negative or film at 50 cents each; for o..
Bring us any size photograph or tin-type,
and we will make you one dozen photographs,
finely mounted. size 2sxas for only 81 per
dozen.
Call and examine our samples. Visitors are
always welcome.
HOltz 4 StaaWOOd,
Specialists in PHOTOGRAPHY.
Campbell & True Bldg. Ellsworth, Ne.
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TAX COMMISSION.


1NHE penalty besides Msiue laws 70, clos
time Is from es.co0 10 5000 or thirtess
months IN state prison; suadaBs. $500 10
5000 or fifteen moaths impfison neni n
each sud every cas- o. {. sspass 10 Ounicclo.
Gus plrs from this date.
MARY Z. FRErE AUsux
Au. a. 1907
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Far Saie.

r UMBER-A limited quantity Of lumber
IL joist. pianed spruce and pine boards.
etc.. at reasonable prices @. AUSTIN,
VIyOOD - Suitable for finest paper pulp.
w What am offered for poplar. spruce
and hr. by the cord in car lots, delivered At
Franklin Road station. Maines NJ. @. Aus
TIN, Egypt. Me.
II ORsE-Brown horse six years old. weighs
III 1000 pounds, kind and clever. Inquire
At J. A. HAYNES market, Ellsworth.
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NUTlCk.
Until April I. 1905. sealed proposals will
~ be received by the city OF Ellsworth,
for the buiidin. or completion OF . public
highway. as surveyed and laid out BY said
city, extending from point on Grant street,
south OF the Grant mill site, in . northerly or
northwesterly direction. as survey ed. to the
Doyle bridge road. The city reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals for said work.
Plans and specifications will be At the city
clerks office. A. r. STocsBRIpog.
II. b. EsrKy,
IRA b. HAaAN, JK.,
Committee on streeix
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CARD or THANKS.
"E wish thus publicly to express our
w thanks and appreciation tor many
kinduesses shown by fiiends and neighbors
during the illness and death OF our son and
brother, Wallace II. Tucker. and especially to
Lygonia lodge, T. and A. NJ, Irene chapter,
O. Z. s.. and Sicoiin grange, P. OF H., and TO
those who furnished music, also for beautiful
floral tributes
Mr.. AND Mrs. NJ. w. TUCKER
MR. AND Mas. r. B. MARpEs
Ellsworth, Me-. March "a, 1908.
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FINHE annual meeting OF the Union River
u Boom Company for the election OF ofncers
and the transaction OF such business as NAV
come before said meeting. will be held Al ne
store OF Whitcomb, Haynes & Co.. on Sstur.
day, April 4, at 2 O'Clock D. m.
$50, 8. p. SrocK BRIDGE, Clerk.
Ellsworth, March "a, 1908
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CARD OF THANKS.
HtHE undersigned wish to express their
L sincere thanks to their friends and
neighbors who SO kindly sssisted them in
their recent misfortune and bereavement.
MRS. HELEN NJ. HINcxLRY.
Nh. AND MRS. s. q. HfScKLEy
Miss ADDfx 4. INGALLS,.
Bluehill. Me- March long
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
SOME FAST RACES
 FOR COMING FAIR
Horses Entered Have All Been Seen
 on Big Circuits the Past Summer.

Minor Heir, the sensation of the racing world the past summer, one of the fast animals to be seen at the territorial fair. has made a rec ord of 1:59E without a pacemaker in front, which is within one quarter of a second of the record of Dan Patch under similar conditions. Minor Heir is driven by Dean, who drove the pacemaker here for Dan when he made his race against time to beat his own record.
 Some idea of the quality of the racing which the people will see at the coming fair can be gathered from the fact that Minor Heir defeated on Monday in a fast pacing race at Co., lumbus, Ohio, in the Grand Circuit, Copa de Ora, driven by Mir Durfee, the second heat being made in 2:O3h JudeX, belonging to Marian McHenry. won the third heat, defeating Copa de Orc in 2:O4A.
 Both Copa de Orc and JudeX are entered in the 2:O4 pace and in the free for all. In addition to these racers there will be Citation 2:O3A Red Bow 2:O31s, Zolock 2:O5 and Richard Grafton 2:04. These will make as fast and closely contested races aS have ever been seen any where in the United States or on the Grand or Western circuits.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
N. G. A. ENCAMPMENI
 Al HAIR GROUNDS
Southern Companies Will Arrive This
 Morning-Will Remain One Week.

The Arizona National Guard will encamp at the territorial fair grounds today. A detail of twelve men has been at work for several days prepar- ing the grounds, and the work has been under the supervision of Capt. George AllIire. The headquarters of the regimental officers will be in the agricultural building.
 The southern companies are expect ed to arrive in the city this morning and two from the north will arrive on the afternoon train. The companies will cncamp just as in regular warfare, and conical tents each capable of ac- comnodating seventeen men will be used where necessary for the sleeping quarters of the men.
 The following officers will be in command: Col. J. H. McClintock, First Infantry. Phoenix; Lieut.. Col F. g. Brcen, Flagstaff; Major F.. NJ. Lam son; regimental quartermaster, George A. Alkire. Phoenix; acting regimental adiutant, Captain F. P Grinstead; Capt II. V. Clymer, Yuma; Sergeant Major Farmer. Roosevelt; Major Sur geon John w. Foss and Assistant Sur geon c. E. Yount, Prescott, are both absent from the territory.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

Greene sailed and there was a frequent interchange of wireless messages. The voyage was a delightful one and neith- CT MT. GreeRe nor his sister was sick a minute.
 From Seattle they went to the home of another sister, Mrs. Blanchard. who lives directly on the sound few miles from Seattle. It was here MT. Greene did his heavy vacation work. He would help his nephew farm for a week and then his nephew would help him play for week. They could go down on the beach a mile from the house and dig clans or they could go mile in the opposite direction and have the finest rainbow trout fishing. In the
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

MISS WISE HoME-Miss Ethel Wise has returned from her visit to Long Beach.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
MASsIE & SONS,

114-16 West Washington Street,
 Phone Main 257.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
w. II. SKENIP.

Notary Public. My commission expires the 9th day of April, A D. 1910.