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Want Ads, I Cent a Word.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Centner's Drhy Store 18th ard u sts
Fpplr's Drug Store 18th and Welling pi
''frnton's Drug Store. Vermont ave. and st.
Eing's Drug Store. 18th and I SITS.
Haf7elaw's Newsstand 1105 Pa.
Hnrhsf's Drug Store. 25th and Pa. ave.
IrsUePs Drug Store eth and SITS
= am. Sons & Co. Information Bureau
woodward & Isothrop SuperintendeDts desk.
Colder here.s. Rn-esu OF Information
m. ffufchins kenner prug Co. nth and one
FutleT * Field. Druggists. I'd and Indiana ave
Ito'fs b. Csstell. Pharmacist. 31o0 l1th st.
'nront Pharmacy. Goth and p SITS.
: Jhos- A. Dehyns. 18th and Columbia rd
Rolsnd Wslisce Newsstand and Stationery
Store. $50 9th st. NV.
GEoRGErowN:
Donneli.s Drug Store 32d and sts.
Donnell's Drug Store. sd and SITS.
frides Pharrlacg. cSth and ste.
: NORTHEAST:
kfnealv,s Pharmacy. y Capitol-ard SITS.
Imam Pharmacy. 11th and F. capitol SITS
Mcoradian's Pharmacy. 18th and 7. sts. NE.
nuuer Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pl. ne
SOUTHEAST:
6radley's Drug Store Sth and r SITS. Sc.
~ Dohneils Drug Store, Sd and Pa. ave. sc.
: SOUTHWEST:
SulHvan's Drug Store. 1th and n SITS. s.w.
Snaries 5 Walter. eo1 ~ st. s;w.
C. G. Lohr. e5 Monroe ST.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. s. Doniphan. 127 King st.
TENLEYTowN. D. c.:
George P. Parton Druggist, Wisconsin ave.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

THE LOGAN IOWA CIRCLE-THOROUGHL
bath: single. $40. double $50 upward. ocl2tf
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223 E ST N.W.-LARGE. FURNISHED FRONT
room: three windows: southern exposure: heat :;
gas: phone: quiet house: rent SO month.
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10II 18TH ST. N.W.-FURNEHED ROOMS AND
board: central location. ja11-3t'
1908 II N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
with good board: near departments; moderate
rates: trans:ents accommodat ted.
iat,l-w h.f Su.
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1928 o ST. N.w.-FOR RENT: NICELY FUR
nshed rooms With board; In private family.
jalS-2ts
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y23 ST N.W.-ONE DESIRABLE FURNISHED
room parlor floor. also ballroom: first -cfsss
hoard ialS2ts
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1904 ST N.W.-SINGLE FRONT ROOM:
large closet: also double room: southern cx-
posure: good board. Phone 635S Main
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RERKSHlRE APARTMENT HOUSE. CHAPI,
stone or two sunny rooms, with board. Il
private family. jalS2ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN DESIR-
ing change Of business: experienced bookkeeper
typewriter and collector: at present cashier
branch office large corporation bond and best
refs. Address Box 2O3 Star office. ja14-6ts
SITUATIONS WANTED BY A NO. JANITORS;
city reference; white and colored. Main 1904.
S2g 1th st. n.w
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GO To DAWSON & STEW ART RENTAL. BIT-
select board
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STU ATOMS WANTED RY A NO. / ELEVATOR
men: white and colored; city reference. Main
23Nj $40 7th st. NV,
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1343 GIRARD ST.-BEAUTIFUI. FRONT ROOM:
southern exposure; tiled baths; telephone. etc.
iaYu
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WAN'TED-TO COACH APPLICANTS FOR CIVIL
service aud consular examinations: modcra tc
terms Address Box Il. Star Office. jalD-3te
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1868 ST N.W.-TWO ROOMS SUITABLE
Tor a couple or for young men 'roiored,.
100 j. ST. N.E.-FOR RENT, NICELY FUR
nished ROOM suitable for two. jal9-2ts
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WANTED = EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY,
this month-5O 900 lbs. Old feathers: highest
cash price: also furniture. Send postal: Will
call at once C13 7th St ny Jal1-15t
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
: Star, Office, 11th street and Penn
syivania avenue. leave your adver-
tisements at any of the following
Branch Offices:
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1920 ST. NV. = NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms In perfectly kept house: well heated
private family adults; board optional: term
moderate.
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WANTED-HELP.

One cent word for Is words.
MALE.
WANTED SALESMAN rXpERIENCE1J SALFS-
wanted 8" su yansncy in this territory hy
established house carrying full liDc teas cof.
fees. spices. also strong line Of rapid selling
sp.b iaities which they control: good oppor.
tanity. give references and full particulars in
confdencc. COFFEES, l.. y. Box IA. New
York cifN. iai9-Su2t
WANTf1, ,-ettoPERATIyE REALTY REPRE-
scntative~: big pay: pleasant work; instruction
free 10 members. AN. REAL ESTATE Co.
Dept. >, Des Mnines. Iowa.
WANrEil-1iEN CAS MAKE sin PER NTiHT
selling wiener and tpinalcs: bny Of our
. patented cans and try ~. WESTERN TIN
ASIp JAPAN. MIG. co. 1913 Walnut St. Gin
--eihfati.- Onio'
WAXfFD-BOY FROM rs TO Is YEARS OLD:
r1ust ride -,sheet.-refeFence required Apply
$50 tc an. ar 6lS 18th NV ID hocr.
jsig-.t'
W3\TETIY0T'NG MAN or PLEASANT AD-
.dr,sS fn -tnferrfew best class Of people In their
nticcs about high class sanitary article in dry
position applicants nnsf state full particulars.
Address Box >. star office. ~
&C .ATFJr- DIsTRIRI:TERS EVERYWHERE: Sc5
IN $50 made weekly distributing circulars. SAM
.pLss-. overseeing advertising: no cantassing
s,eadr. Address RELIABLE ADV. BI Rf1Au,
Chicago. :
WANTED-UNEMPLOYED MAN WHO CAN
sell good bends. can learn To sell them ad-
dress. stating business oxpcricncc, II any, Eox
-, Star once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY A no. 1 COACH
men; white and colored; city references. Main
.3O4 $40 7tb ST. NV
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WANTED-SEIDNDH HAND 25-INt'H PAPER
cutter Address CUTTER 1890 14th st.
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1871 u ST. NW.-FURNISIIED ROOMS, r..
suite or singly: all modern convcnences; ex
cellent table: with without board
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WASTED-A LIVE. TELEGRAPH 'OrERATOR
in every city in the country TO self cur new
sending machine. the Yailograph: greatest thing
out: makes life easy for the operator. Write
for agents, offer. III. j. FOLTS Sales
Mgr. Minneapolis. Mnn.
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1404 PARK ROAD. SUITE FURNISHED
room with steam heat In private family, TO a
gentleman, 81 per month; reference required.
ja1Q-ots
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WANTED-PERSONAL ACCOUNTS To col
lect Box u. Star office. jal9-3t'
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NASTEn-AGENTS. SELL OUR SPECIALITY
Z and coin money. greatest seller ever offered
send for free particulars, F.. WOoLSEY, Ha-
zleton. Pa.
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
discarded wearing apparel ladies' gents 4 chill
dren's Shoes hats. Send postal will call at once
]. TARSHES. 1903 7th st. NV. Phone North 4S9
ia1Stf
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY A no. I MEN AS
wagon drivers city reference: white and col
ored. Main 2:}04 500 Ith st. NV.
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aO3 T. ST NW.-FOR RENT. NICELY FUR
nished rooms with board: s. per week.
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1908 Il ST. N.W.-GOOD LOCATION, NICE FJl
nished rooms. small hall room. ja19-2ts
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WANTEp.U MENTIONED MAN WHO CAN
sell zood bends. can learn To sell them. td-
dress. stating busiscss experience. II any, Cox
10, Star once.
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FOR SALE HAND SEWING MACHINE iSIN,i-
er,. $l0.O0: also drop head automatic, a-draN-
er. almost new, $500 1oil 18th st. nv.
ta1S-3ts
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WANTED-YE PAY $36 WEEK AND EX.
penses 10 men with rigs 10 int troluce pouItry
compound: years contract. IMPERIAL MFG.
. CO.. Dept. al. Parsons. Kan oc6-S ..Gt
WASTED-AGENTS FOR KEROSENE IS.,AN-
descent mantle lamp: twelve times cheaper
than gas, seven times cheaper than ordinary
kerosene Lamp. CONTINENTAL CO.. :,35
Broadway. New York ja5&f8
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MANTED-TIIE ECONOMY RUBBER HEEL
Ats any shoe; never wear sidewise: always wear
.eysely; agents wanted. good profit: sample. 25c.
fs<O:1MoRRfS, 223 North Broad ST. Trenton,
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
IN LEHMAN BLDG. 1928 y. Y. AVE.
All conyeniences Moderate Nnt.
ia193t A. r. COITMBE
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FOR RENT = DESIRABLE OFFICE
SPACE IN THE NEW UNION TRUST
20. BLDG. 18TH AND NV:
HEAT, LIGHT, ELEVATOR AND
JANITOR SERVICE INCLUDED;
PRICES. $50 TO $40 PER MONTH.
THoS. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
no19-tf 73S 18TH NV.
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TEACHER AM COLLEGE GRADUATE,
with ten years experience In teaching wishes
private pupils in Latin Greek. English or
mathematics. Address Box 267 Star office.
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NORTH BROOKLYN,


Alvin Young returned Friday from a
business trip to Rockland.
H. ID. Dow returned last week from a
business trip to Stonington.
Schooner Hazel Dell passed up Saturday,
presumably to take on a cargo Of stone at
Bluehill.
The gasolene engine which Lewis and
Erastus Candage will put in their motor
boat has come, and will be installed at
once.
Quincy Adams Herrick, lifelong resi-
dent OF this community, died April IS at
his home here after a brief illness. He
was not only thorough farmer, but q
good blacksmith, a frst-class carpenter
and a master shipbuilder, having been
master workman on some of the finest old
time clipper ships. 1t was said OF his
workmanship by the superintendent at
the foremost ship-yard in Boston, at a
time when there was fleet OF 500 full
rugged ships from that port on every sea
in the world, that she was an honor to the
State Of Maine" for the work he did. His
last work as a ship carpenter was on the
far-famed schooner Governor Ames, at
Waldoboro. A sturdy, fearless man, he
was honest in all his dealings, and will be
missed as another old landmark gone. de
was member OF the First Baptist church,
Brooklin. The funeral took place Satur-
day afternoon at the home, Rev. Mr.. Bailey
officiating.
April 20. XENoPHoN.
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Embellishments.

"ood Thing and Nothing to Pay.
Just see what DIR. Greene offers to do for
u weak and suffering people. He is the
\ uOsl successful living specialist in curing
usfsous and chronic diseases. His I'M
s.iaiieied offer to consult with anyone,
Aes OF charge, by letter correspondence,
uoiAg wonderful good. II you have
ny complaint which you do not thor
vashiy understand, and which you would
-Ae cured, write the Doctor letter stat
ps Just how you feel and what symp-
Vas trouble you. He will answer it.,
Vhga complete description OF your case,
Vaining the meaning OF every symp-
ana telling how you can surely get
shu strong. He gives most careful
ton to each letter, and explains your
eAthoroughly that you understand
nShat ails you. All this costs you
anyou have no doctors fees to pay,
Thson't have to leave your home.
patiWakes speciality Of treating
ana 1ugh letter correspondence,
Ms nv always get well. He is the
l\that wonderful medicine,
my. \vura blood and nerve rem
anMhteA him at his Office, 81 Temple
Mass, and you will un-
strong and well.
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NORTH CAsTINE.

Jobn P. leach, OF Camden, is spending
few days here.
Milton wardwell has returned to his
home in Bluehill.
Nathan GRAY, OF psnobscot, is working
or Duncan Dunbar.
Merle Conner hls employment with
hora,io erie in Castine.
Merle leach, the baby boy OF Harris
each and vile, is recovering from criti-
kal illness with Group.
Miss Adele Hutchins, who has been liv-
NO with Mrs. Clara Dunbar, mas returned
! her home in West Penobscot.
The many friends here OF Bradley Little
held are glad to know that he has returned
IRON Hebron much improved in health.
CAPT. Ezra Conner is at home, while the
kebooner Fred a. Emerson is being re-
paired before proceeding to South Penob-
Icot to lead slaves.
Miss Helen N. Dunbar, who was called
home by the death OF her father, Samuel
Dunbar, arrived Thursday night from
Chelsea, Mass. Miss Dunbar will not re-
kum at present, as the schoolhouse in
which she taught was burned in the late
br. She lost all OF her clothing. books
bnd many valuable presents, including
|mcures and pieces OF silver.
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PENoBscoT.

Roy E. Bowden, OF Belfast, is spending
his vacation here.
Miss Marion Leach is the guest OF Mrs.
Bessie Grindle in Bangor.
Mrs. Herman Perkins is in Belfast and
vicinity visiting relatives.
b. +. varnum was in Bangor on BUSH
ness Wednesday and Thursday.
Otis Leach has improved his house
greatly by the addition OF a piazza.
A. E. Varnum and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bluehill with relatives.
G. X. Bridges and wife visited Mrs.
Eimira Johnston in Bluehill last week.
Will Leach, Of Bucksport, is spending a
few days with his sister, Mrs. Oscar Leach.
Capt. Perkins, schooner Minnie Chase,
sailedSaturday with wood for Rockland.
Capt. Leon Littlefeld, OF schooner
Caroline kreischer, is loading mixed
cargo for Ragged island.
B. H. Leach and NJ. A. Wardwell were
in Fairfield Wednesday attending the
democratic district convention.
The Methodist Sunday school gave an
Easter concert Sunday evening. Much
credit is due the children and the COM
mittee in charge for the creditab BILE man
ner in which the programme was rendered.
April 20. WooDLocxE.
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BUCKSPORT CENTER.

The homestead of Charles A. Arey,
house, barn, stable and outbuildings, also
the residence of J. N. Clark, station agent,
we're burned Friday, with an aggregate
loss of bout 5000, partially insured. The
fire started in the grass near the Maine
Central station, probably from spark
from locomotive. Famed by strong
wind it spread rapidly and swept down
upon the buildings in few minutes. The
livestock and part of the furniture OF
the Avery place. were saved. Inc nIe
burned the telephone poles, putting the
line out OF commission. Several other
buildings were threatened, but were saved
by hard fighting by neighbors.
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Samuel Dunbar, who has been i'll since
august, died suddenly OF hemorrhage last
Tuesday morning, aged eighty-one years.
NJ. Dunbar was born in Penobscot within
. mile Of the house where he died.
In early manhood he was employed
for long period in the store OF Witherie
Bros, Castine, where by his strict integ-
|fity and faithful service he won the con-
6dence Of all. Later he bought what
vas known as the Union store, and estab-
lished the business which he had since
followed, besides having the management
Of bis farm, upon which he made many
Improvements. He was postmaster here
Tor several years.
The intelligent interest in all the activi-
ties Of life which was characteristic of
aim was manifest in q marked degree
through his long and trying illness. The
going out OF such life is distinct loss,
noi only in the home where his greatest
interests conferred but also in the COM
manity where he had SO long lived.
he is survived by his wife, one son, a
laughter, step-daughter, one grandson
and one brother-Capt. Bennett, of this
pace: The family has the sympathy of
": The funeral service was at the home
friday forenoon, conducted by Rev. X. c.
Doulhiit. The interment was in the
Village cemetery.
April 20. FL,
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XENoPHoN.
PRETTY MARSH.

Albert johnson is at work for A. j.
Carter.
Frank Haynes will return to his work at
Seal Harbor this week.
Mrs. Allen Freeman has been visiting
her sister at West fremont.
Leo Cousins has moved into the house
owned by Harvey P. Freeman.
Mrs. w. II. Freeman, who has been in
poor health for some time, is seriously i'll.
Miss Lenora Johnson, who has employ
ment at Bar Harbor, is at home for a
week.
Edith, wife Of Ralph Driscoll, died
Tuesday, April IA, after a weeks illness.
Mr.. Driscoll took the remains to Mil
bridge Wednesday for burial. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Driscoil's sister,
Miss Daisy Norton, who was called here
by the sisters illness. Much sympathy is
felt for the husband and infant son, and
for the other members Of her family.
April 20. G.
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WEST BRonKsvIllE

Maurice Farnham, OF Portland, is visit
ing his parents. John Farnham and wife.
Schooners Fred Emerson and Nelson Y.
Mcfarland are in the river waiting BUSH
ness.
Percy Mills left to-day for Bangor to
Join the yacht Aria. Halle Mills returned
to Goose Rock light station.
Seweil d. Tapley and Sylvester Gray
have finished pressing twenty tons OF
hay, which is to he shipped to Islesboro.
We have three daily steamers leaving
West Brooksville, steamers Golden Rod
and Silver Star making daily trips to Bel
fast, and the fremont daily trips 10
Bangor.
April 20. ToMsoN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Scv additional County Ns,ss zee cshs- pages
BROOKLYN,

4
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Ida Carter Is at home from Hyan-
mis-, Mass.
Albert Marks has gone to Massac husetts
to join his yacht.
were landed here last week.
Mrs Chaples and daughter, OF Hudson,
are at Capt. Judson Freethey's.
Gardner Carter has moved his family
into Mrs. A. II. Sherman's house.
Isaac Mayo and Victor Bridges attended
the democratic convention at Fairfield last
week.
e. w. Griffin is having an extension put
on his house. Weston Gott is doing the
work.
Charles Johnston, who has been spend
ing week here, returned to Melrose,
Mass, Saturday.
Miss Grace Tapley has returned from
Lawrence, Mass, where she has been via
ting her sister, Mrs. Will Cousins.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, OF Rocklanc, will
deliver the memorial address ia the
Baptist church Friday e-ening, May %.
Gardner Hinckiey and wife, OF stoning-
ton, are in town, called here by the illness
and death OF Mrs. Hinckley's father,
Horace Batchelder.
Inc community mas again Deen called
upon to mourn another sudden death, that
OF HoracelN. Bachelors, who died Friday,
April II, after short illness OF grip and
pleurisy. Mr.. Batcheler will be greatly
missed in this place. For nearly twenty
years he had held the position as night
Waterman at the Farnsworth Packing Co.
He leaves widow, two daughters Mrs.
Louise Hinckley, Of Stonington, and Mrs.
Annie Blake, Of this place, and one SON
Karl. besides several grandchildren and
one sister living in Massachusetts,. Il
loving husband and father and kind
friend and neighbor has gone to his re-
ward. The sympathy Of the community
is extended to the bereaved family.
April 20. UNE FEMME.
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CoMMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

HANCOCK ss:-Bar Harbor, Ne, April 3, a. d..
1903.
w e, the undersigned having been duly
w appointed by the Honorable Ed
ward f. Chase. Judge Of Probate within
receive and decide upon the claims of
the creditors OF John H. Hopkins. late
of Eden, in said county, deceased, whose
estate has been represented insolvent, hereby
give public notice agreeably to the order of
said Judge Of probate, that three months
from and after the seventh day OF April,
a. d. 1908, have been allowed to said
creditors to present and prove their
claims, and that we win attend to the
duty assigned us at the Office OF Harry M.
Corners, at Bar Harbor, in said Eden, on
Wednesday, the sixth day of May, and We'd
nesday, the twentieth day Of May, a. d. 1908,
at OF the clock In the afternoon of each Of
said days. HARRY NJ. CoNNERs,
HERBERT L. GRAHAM,
Commissioners.
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK ss:-At q probate court held at
Ellsworth, in and for said county OF Hancock,
on the seventh day Of April, in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eight.
4 CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
~ a copy OF the last will and testament
a nd codicil thereto of
MARY T. CLARK,
late Of the city and county of Philadelphia.
and state OF Pennsylvania. deceased, and of
the probate thereof in said state of Pennsyl-
vania duly authenticated. having been pre-.
scented to the Judge of probate for our said
county OF Hancock for the purpose of being
allowed, filed and recorded in the probate
court of our said county Of Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
a copy Of this order three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American, q
newspaper printed at Ellsworth, in said
county Of Hancock. prior to the fifth day Of
May. a. d. 1908, that they may appear at a
probate court, then to be held at Eden,
in and for said county of Hancock, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD +. CHASE. Judge of Probate.
true copy OF the original order.
Attest:-T. z. MAHoNEY, Register.
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EAST SURRY.

Miss Sarah Stinson has gone to Harring-
ton to teach.
Mrs. Julia A. Card is with Mrs. d. w.
Winchester.
Mrs. Henry Phillips is suffering with
her eyes.
The steamer Percy V. has been raised
and beached. Capt. David Closson did
the job.
Weldon Winchester, who has been suf-
fering for weeks with blood poisoning,
will,go to Bangor for treatment.
Charles Stone expects to leave the last OF
April for a season as oler on the yacht OF
K. II. White. OF Boston. BE was in Boston
recently and got license as engineer.
Aprii 20. Z.
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TOMsoN.
HALL QUARRY.


Miss Queenie Cook, Of Monckton, n. B.,
is in town.
Morris Carey and wife leave to-day for
their home at Wilton.
w. II. Henderson left for his home at
Redstone, n. H., last week.
James Harkins has gone to his home at
Waldoboro, where he has employment.
John Collett and wife have returned to
their home in Waldoboro, after short
stay here.
Harvey Perkins has his household goods
packed, and will move to Minturn this
week.
Miss Julia Campbell has returned to
Waterville, where she is attending Coburn
classical institute.
Campbell & Macomber have opened
their quarry at the hubble, where they
have job to be shipped rough.
April 20. PEBBLE.
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SURRY.

Postmaster d. J. Curtis is having room
finished in the A. 0. U. w. hall to be used
as postoffice.
Capt. N. j. Kane, in the schooner
: Aineoia, went to- Rlaehill Saturday to load
There were no services in the Methodist
church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. w. IL.
Durham, was in Houlton attending con-
ference.
S. A. McGraw, driver on X. F. ID. No. 2,
was thrown from his wagon one day last
week. His horse left him to walk about
two miles.
Fred B. Foss is painting the yacht
Mystery. He Will go to Bucks Harbor
and bring the yacht Aurora here about
May 1, and get her ready to 60 into COM
mission the first Of June.
April % G.
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NORTH ORLAND.

NORTH ORLAND.
Mrs. c. ID. White is having another att
tack OF lumbago.
Lorenzo Blaisdell, OF East Orland, visited
friends here last week.
School begins here Monday. The
teacher boards at Will Billings.
Norris CHM has returned home, after
being in the hospital about four weeks.
Mrs. Ethel Osgood does not seem to
gain as much as her friends would desire.
Miss Eliza CHM has returned from
Exeter, where she has had employment
for the winter.
Mrs. Hattie Saunders, with her son
Charles, is keeping house for her parents,
James Gibbons and wife, for few days.
April II. Is.
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aegaI Notices.

Voeeli or some other suitable n person Un be an
pointed administrator of the estate of said
deceased, presented by Frances J. Laskey, an
heir of said deceased.
Mary J. Straw, late of Castine, in said
county, deceased. Petition that John M.
Vogell or some other suitable person be ap-
deceased. presented Frances j. Laskey, an
heir Of said deceased.
Harriet 8. Davis, late of Writer Harbor, in
said county, deceased. Petition that Bedford
+. Tracy or some OF her suitable person be ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate of said
deceased, presented by Parker L. Davis, wild
over Of said deceased.
EDWARD e. CHASE, Judge Of said Court.
true copy of the original order.
Attest: T. y. MAHONEY, Register,