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Camden. the bequest for her use and
benefit Is to so to his son and daugh
ter equally. 4.
Full directions are given for the
management OF the estate. anil how
the current and routine business shall
be conducted such as bookkeeping
etc. The trustees are to be paid 81 ).
900 each for the first year and there
after 5000 each and all necessary ex.
penses.
The above is the sum and substance
of the original will.
Codicil. No. directs that no dis.
tribution shall commence to be made
until the expiration of one year in or.
der to give time to shape mp his ,es.
tate and in the meantime the wife and
son and daughter are to be paid ut
the rate OF $4,000 at year.
Codicil No. 2 gives the power to his
wife. Anna T. Camden, to dispose of
the home residence by a testamenttary-
devise to either. one OF her children
or one or more of her grandchildren.
Codicil No. 8 directs that the pic
turrs. silverware and other; articles of
value shall be equally divided between
j. n. Camden, Ir, and Anna. r. Spill
lnsn ut the death of his wife.
Cud!c!l No. 4 directs that the be-
quest of $1,000 a year TO B. D. Spill
man shall Mt his death be added to the
income of his daughter. and in the
event the death OF his daughter &C.
crrrs first, b. D. spilman is to be paid
SanncO in lump sum.
The. codtcils above mentioned exc
cuted on April :. 1905. Mt 81. Augustine
Fla. LPauealies $4,000 to Anna T.
ErllEian for the purpose OF completing
isr house in Virginia md a like sum
10 his son. j. N. Camden, Jr., to equal
advances made to each. 1t also be-
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queathes to his brothers. Edward ID.
Id. and Johns. Camden the sum of
$4,000 each. To Susan Hope Camd en-,
wife OF DR.. T. B.. Camden, and to Jess3
sic Lewis. their daughter. $4,000 5eachsl
and to DR.. T. B. Camden, $1,000: ID to-
Camden kunst and c. Mckinley 81, 81
500 each. to DR.. w. P. Ncwlon. !. Sc 900 81!
TO Sprie D. Camden and Harry p. CAM
den. $4,000 each. & se !;
To Mary Bali and Harrison Washing.
ton. $500 each; the latter being SER
wants who have been with the family
for a number of years. s.
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The convention at Parkersbure to

The convention at Parkersburg to,
day Will nominate three strong men
or judicial temperament and training
for Judges OF the Supreme Court of
West Virginia. Several candidates
are working for the nomination all OF
whom are good men and well fitted
Tor the position which they seek. The
men are SO able that mistake can.
not be made. however. the conven.
ton can be relied on to make the wis.
est choice and the voter can be relied
upon to eiect the nominees at the next
general election. The delegates ut
large 10 attend the National 5conven-
ton at Chicago which will also be
nominated at the convention today,
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{ ANOTHER MESSAGE.

For third time in almost ms
many months President Roosevelt
prod 81 Congress with a special mes
sage and does what ne can to persuade
Tito abandon Its programme of 4 do.
sSnothfng session. He reiterutes his
Il strong recommendations OF March anil
varies his language so that what he
Il says has new interest and Importance.
! In these mntters the President Is
right. and the people Will iniorse his
effort to induce Congress to do It's
duty Regardless of the fact that n
residential campaign is impending.
He sounds a new note In these
words My personal belief is tina.
ultimately we shall have to adopt n
2national incorporation law. though I
3 am we'll aware that this may be i'm.
4 Possible at present" Over this he
thinks the courts should have n power
EIEotfs lew analogous 10 that obtaining
connection with the work OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. ITO
;scpnfer this power says the Presf.
dent .swould not be a leap In tho dark:
Istt would merely be to carry still fur
Their the theory OF effective govern
mental control OF corporations. which
was responsible for the creation OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and for the enlargement of It's pow
& ers and 70 r. the creation OF the Blu.
Z reau of Corporations" This is new
= proposltlon that needs to be dIscusse I
sdtspasstonately by the best minds
sot the country. The fact that the
Rresid lent adds to 1t n reservation
Shows that even he is not quite ready
sffyr \. But he has planted the seed.
siand we shall see how it will grow.
The message is very positive on
mat ers Affecting the labor interests.
'sand the President will probably be
accused OF political purpose in what
he says. but this criticism will not
disturb him. His sincerity no one can
quest ion. And The same point will be
made with additional vigor because
otf his open attack ON the methods OF
predatory wealth He respects wealth
honestly acquired. but dwells for a
moment on This 8 firing picture which
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Two Black Silk Specials

r.a W. ponsht them last week Of firm who
neuu u;a TO raise money quickly, and offered us
Won wer eG %ne We in turn price them to
toa way below the prices you have bee,, acc,,s.
t Iie. to paying for high grade Silks. We
a,ra peeye better Silk values have ever been
o'i sit,a IN falrmont. We want your opinion.
, Ti.t t.; grade yard wide Black Taffctn.@ All
p'a re - S,lk. gully warranted .s1.oo
T en-. grade best Black Taffeta. Yard wide.
Special 'Le4' anu n u, 81
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The 2 Popular Fad
INDIAN md lsI sQUAW BAGS, Price $500.

newest novelty,in Hand Bags charm
3 accessory to any womans shopping outfit.
lshey come in the best shades to match the
s9l.s:. saeh as Browns, Light and Dark Tar.
8sreen and Grey These are genuine Indian
bags and are sold in Fairnont only Mt this
sIole Ask to see them at your first opport,ni
saty ::S Il on will want one
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6 Company, Attention ~

For recreation you will now.
listen to a story from head
quarters" GAIT. RESALL, Adj.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-29

Country potatoes. SIS cents n busheI:
see our line of wall paper before buy
ing.-Adv: In Grafton Republican.
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n c. JONES.

VIII be men that will ably represent
the great commonwealth OF West vir.
ginin. II
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Directors viii Meet.

There will be meeting OF the di.
rectors of the Fairmont Baseball AS.
ISOLATION tonight In the superintend.
ent's Office OF the Fairmnnt Coal Com
pany. 1t is desired that full attend
nnce will be present. MS this is the final
meeting before the opening OF the sea.
son and final arrangements will be
made for the opening of the season.
The meeting will be called to order Mt
1880 by President Tom Raymond.
chas. b. Highland.agent for Dorot
thy ipodds SHOES and oxfords. SO n
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BAR HARBOR.

Inc night boat has been taken off the
terry route and the early morning GAO
trip made instead. All the transportation
lines are now running on their winter
schedule, the Catherine having taken the
place Of the Morse on the RockIand route.
the Penfaquid having started on her win
Ter trips between the Ferry and RockIand,
and the other lines running on their win
ter timetable. The samoset will prob
ably replace the Sappho for the remainder
OF the winter.
The Odd Fellows have decided to pur-
chase the lot Of land on the corner OF
Cottage and Kennebec streets. opposite
the site for the new post-office, and will
build upon it at an early date. The lot is
in central and convenient location, and
is approximately eighty feet square. II is
understood that the Odd Fellows viii put
up three or fonr-story brick building
with al the modern improvements
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COUNTY NEWS
- additional Oossts Eexs 40 stAsv 2cgsa
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Percy T. Moore, Of Blushill, was home
for Thanksgiving.
DR.. F. F. LArrsbee went to Bangor We'd
nesday for few days.
E. w. Cleaves and wife spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Steuben.
Mrs. Joanna Wakefield, Of Bar Harbor,
is spending the week with her son Frank.
Mrs. Elmer Ferrin, with infant son, is
spending few weeks with her father, j.
w. Cole.
Frank Herrick, the photographer, was
here the last Of the week, on his way to
Steuben.
Miss Hattie Hutchings has recently
closed a successful term of school at the
Pond district.
Guy Cole and Clarence Colwell have re-
turned from hunting trip to Blackwell's
mountain, and report game very scarce.
Ernest Wood and wife have returned
from Bar Harbor, where they have spent
the summer, and have taken rooms at J.
F. COMBS.
c. c. Hutchings, who has been i'll sew
eral weeks, called DR.. Simmons, OF Bangor,
in consultation with Dr's. Phelps and
Small, the first Of the week.
Nov. q. C.
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WINTER nARBoR.

Hollis e. Joy II quite i'll. =
A. 81. Mayo, Of Ellsworth, 10 visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Jane Anthony, who has .bsen very
III, 10 improving.
Carlton Ash and daughter, OF Ashville,
were in town Sunday.
Mrs. LiExie Wilson, OF Prospect Harbor,
was In town this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Drew, OF Harrington, arrived Mon
day to spend the winter with her son, Rev.
r. 8. Drew.
George Mathews and family, who have
been spending the summer at Bar Harbor,
returned this week.
Miss Margaret Mckay, who recently re-
covered from . severe attack OF typhoid
fever, 10 suffering . relapse.
Mrs. Proctor Smallidge, Of Northeast
Harbor, is in town, called here by the Sc
rious illness Of Mrs. r. X. Bunker.
Maurice Pendleton and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the. birth OF a
ten and one-half pound daughter.
Rev. E. s. Drew occupied the pulpit OF
the Methodist church At Prospect Harbor
Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Reyes.
The winter terms Of school will COM
mence Monday, Dec. 7, with the following
Primary, Miss Evelyn Hail, OF
intermediate. Miss Emma
Damon, OF Deer Isle; high, Walter L.
Mason, OF Bangor.
Nov. 30. E.
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MARIAvILLE.

Mr.. Knights occupied the pulpit Sunday
forenoon and evening.
E. q. Brimmer and wife were given q
house warming Monday evening.
Emery Morrison and Miss Matte Per-
kins, OF Bar Harbor, were married Satur
day, Nov. q, at Ellsworth Falls, by Rev. J.
D. Prigmore. Mr.. Morrison has been q
lifelong resident Of this town, and is
highly respected. Saturday evening he
was given lively serenade. It was not
only q noisy one but brilliant, Is sky
rockets we're used, and the illumination
was seen for miles around. The serenaders
were Hospitality received. Mr.. Morrison
had bountiful treat prepared for them,
and an hour or so wac pleasantly spent.
All wish Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison q long
and happy welded life.
Nov 30 g
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OTIS.

Miss rressa Young closed Q successful
term Of school at Tilden Nov. Is.
Percy Grover IL home from Bar Harbor.
where he has held fine position for sew
eral seasons.
School began Nov. 30 for the winter
term, after two weeks vacation, with the
same teacher.
Misses Ella and Jane Grover, OF
Amherst, recently visited 4. l.. Grover
and wife. Both their cousins, Percy and
Harley, being at home, with other guests
present, the visit was most enjoyable one
The recent snow brought out all the
eager hunters from far and near, and most
OF them were successful. They came from
Boston, Bangor, Bar Harbor and all the
surrounding towns, but none got sho, at
the big moose which came from the direc-
ton OF Union river and was headed for
Beech hill lake.
Among those who spent Thanksgiving
away were +. LAlly, wife and son Ralph,
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cLEAvEs-wAKEFIELp.


One of the prettiest weddings occurred
at the residence of E. w. Cleaves and wife
at noon, Nov. "a, when their youngest
daughter, Isabel Cole, was married to DR..
Ralph Waldo Wakefield, OF Bar Harbor.
The parlor was prettily decorated with
evergreens and potted plants, and the
bridal party stood in the bay window.
Rev. Stephen H. Green, OF Bar Harbor,
performed the ceremony, using the beau
tiful service OF the Episcopal church. The
bride wore blue Rajah silk with lace.
and carried white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. j. Franklin Anthony, an intimate
friend OF the bride, played the Lohengrin
wedding march. A reception followed
the ceremony, after which breakfast was
served to about thirty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaves were assisted by
Mrs L. K. Storrs, of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
sister of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Cleayes, Mrs. Harry Copp, of Bar narbor,
Miss Annette Handy, Mrs. Harvey Ray
and other relatives
Other out-of-town guests were Mrs. Jo-
anna Wakefield, Bar Harbor; Mrs. George
Noyes, Sullivan, and Miss Julia Guptiil.
Gouldsboro.
Many pretty presents were shown in one
room-cut glass, silver, money gifts, table
and bed linen, needle work, and many
other gifts.
DIR. and Mrs. Wakefield left at 2 o'clock
amid shower OF rice and old shoes on a
wedding trip. Upon their return they
will reside in Bar Harbor.
Nov o6 n
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BIRCH HARBOR.

Miss Queen Cowperthwaite will 60 to
Bar Harbor this morning, for few weeks
Frank Trupdy and wife, OF Sorrento
spent Thanksgiving week with Mrs
Trundy's mother, Mrs. j. w. Pettee.
Mrs. Zida Lindsey, who has spent the
summer in Guilford, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ned Rice, and other relative.
here.
Rev. g. NJ. Reyes, of Prospect Harbor
spoke to an appreciative audience her.
Sunday afternoon in exchange with Rev
E. s. Drew.
Miss Mildred Rice, OF this village, ant
Thuriow Young, Of Gouldsboro. wer
married by c. &. Larrabee, esq.,, OF
Thanksgiving eve.
Nov, 3d. r.
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EGYPT,

Frank H. Jordan spent Thanksgiving
here with his parents, George Jordan and
wife.
Henry West, OF Boston, is spending his
vacation here with his mother, Mrs. Mary
West.
The Misses West, who are teaching at
Bar Harbor, are spending the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation with their parents, r. w.
West and wife.
Mrs. Lena Clark will soon move into the
Richardson house at the village for the
winter, for the convenience of her daugh-
ter, who attends high school.
The Sunday evening prayer meetings in
the schoolhouse, which were discontinued
some time ago were resumed Sunday even
ing, Nov. q, for the winter. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Nov. 80, w
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HANCOCK.

Thomas Merchant is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Arno Foss went to Boston Saturday, for
the winter.
Mrs. e. e. Abbott has returned from q
few weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Hazel Young was home from
Shaw's business college for the Thanks
giving recess.
Mrs. Bertha Hodgkins, OF Newburyport,
Mass, was the guest OF Walter Hodgkins
and wife Thursday.
Howard Young, who is employed by
Thurston q Kingsbury, Bangor, was home
a few days last week.
Mrs. Henry Crabtree has returned from
Boston, where she went for medical treat
ment. She is much improved in health.
Evans Crabtree was home for the
Thanksgiving recess from the University
of Maine. He was accompanied by a
friend.
A pleasant session OF Elinee council
was held Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
One candidate was instructed in the
mysteries OF the order.
0. w. Foss and wife had as guests to
dinner Nov. 26 c. H. Abbott and wife, H.
w. johnson and wife, Frederic johnson,
Reginald johnson and Theodore Abbott.
The ladies' aid society will hold sale OF
aprons and fancy articles at town hall
Dec. 10. In the evening the humorous
farce, 1.-THE New Woman's Reform Club
will be presented. The society is work
ing for good cause, and it is hoped there
will be liberia, patronage.
Nov 30 n
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Harry Graves is ill, threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
Nina and Maud Brooks, of Ellsworth,
are visiting their grandparents, Charles
Brown and wife.
Harry Page and wife and Miss Gussie
Graves, OF Bangor, spent Thanksgiving
with their parents.
The ladies' aid society will have its
Christmas sale on Dec. 9, at the grange
hail. A supper will be served. n stormy,
sale and supper will take place first pleas
ant evening.
Nov, 3d. "
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COUNTY NEWS.
=. .ssuso-al ob~.sy Es~. 80 a., ~.
MARLBoRo.


FoRrrErH ANNIVERSARY.
The following from . Corona {Cal.l
newspaper will be OF interest to many
Hancock county friends Of w. B. Hodg-
kins and wife, who formerly lived here.
Three years ago they went to southern
California to spend the remainder Of their
lives amid sunshine and flowers.
The home Of w. B. Hodgkins and wife pre-
scented a festive appearance on halloween
evening, when their friends and neigh be RS
gathered with them to celebrate the fortieth
anniversary OF their marriage. The house
was prettily decorated with pepper. boushs,
roses and other flowers. Mrs. Charles Bun
ker and Mrs. william Smell. daughters Of the
bride and groom, assisted In receiving the
guests.
The evening was spent with music, games
and pleasant conversation. Solos we're sung
by Mrs. Bunker and r. r. Hodgkins. Mrs. G.
s. Stalder recited "That Old Sweetheart OF
Mine" In very interesting manner. W. L.
Collier nearly threw the company into con-
vuisions BY his comical rendering OF "Mrs.
Muidooney's Experience ON Roller skates".
The presents, which were principally SILVER
and china, were beautiful. One Of the pleas
ATTEST features Of the evening was the pre-
sentation Of . wedding cake BY p. n. Hodg-
kins.
The out-of-town guests were W. n. Rtdeout
and wife, p. A. Sumner, Of Pasadena, brother
Of the bride, Mrs. G. A. Floyd. also Of Passdena,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hodskins; r. b.
Hodgkins and Mics Beulah Hod9kins. Of
Cotton, also children Of the bride and groom.
Refreshments were served In the dining
room. whore jack-o-lsnterus looked down on
the guests with wide mouths and staring eyes.
AT . rather late hour the company departed.
leaving hearty congratulations and wishes
for many happy returns Of the day.
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SORRENTO.
NOV. 30.

Charles w. Sargent and Warren Smith
came home Thursday bringing two moose
and two deer, which they shot on No. 16.
A summer resident has employed a
man, at her own expense, to deliver mails
during the winter. Her kindness and
generosity are appreciated by all.
A large deer was recently tracked from
Sullivan to Sorrento, where he visited sew
erai apple orchards, and returned to Sulli-
van, evading the several hunters who
were looking for him.
Nov. 30. SPEC.
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MT. DESERT FFppv

Walter Moon went to Ranpo, ~.
z. 8. Jellison spent Mopdsv
day at Afenset. a T.
Miss Lizzie Jellison closed h..
Marlboro Last week. 'sa0't
John Eaton and wife have No..
one o. the hotel cottages near II. ~ Y
school begins to-day after v.c,t,,s
three weeks, with Mrs. Susie p'.a
teacher. aOp1
Miss Madge Moon, who i. t..,,,.
Bar Harbor, spent Thanksgiyin, -.
parents, Eugene Moon and Wit -
The steamer Samoset cana
% take the place OF the Ssp M aon s,
has gone to Rocklsnd to 70 Iu9o' VIZ
quarters. V'
Nov. 80.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

nan n>i'N
Ex-Mayor springer leaves fuesday on
ms return 70 Mlcniean.
Howard watson and wife, OF Portland
were in town last week.
Miss Eva circuit, OF East Sullivan, is
visiting relatives in town.
Maynard Squirting, Of Seal Harbor, is
the guest of Ralph Wooster.
Miss Clara Leavitt, who has been ill with
throat abscess, is improving.
m r. ! w.t.cr i. recovering from q
threatened attack Of pneumonia.
Mas ca..;len. snr,n0er Will leave
Thursday for Boston for the winter. =
u.. No.. .n,
e. Newhurvrc,4 Masa Z, Hast week.
81. L.;r.
a. .,;.h Ia d.r.ht.- NJ. Ahb;e Dunn.
a. :, 1880. - 1890. !, Mrs EA,e
.s.ss.hs.
Ans sesssy VI sns ~ :,
IN tne nanos oi .ne p'
sons o0e y. sa' s
iuesoAy WIZ ln0'u'A' 'A n uA1'
pins u
Mrs. Hannah Doyle, who mas been AZ
AA'' o~f'
80
mrs. >. W. blalsoen, MRS. d. =. bunker
and Miss Vida springer Will spend part
OF the week IN Bangor.
Howard Bland, . student at Higgins
classical institute, Was weekend guest
OF Miss charlotte Macomoer.
The parents and friends of Miss Halle
Swan, who is ill in Milton, Mass, from
appendicitis, anxiously await news Of her
case.
sundav,s he.,t;fu, we.ther caIiea out a
lsrge conversation which I;atopad to ono
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Schools closed Friday fer a vacation Of
one week.
s. s. Scammon is putting up derrick at
his quarry.
Lena Collar has gone to Waterville to
care for her sister.
Mrs. Eunice Cleaves has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Armenia DeBeck.
Walter Bradbury has sold his business
in Dover and gone to New Mexico for his
health.
Mr.. Long and wife, OF Bluehill, were
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TRENTON.

Leroy Davis spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his wife ct Bar Harbor.
Miss Gertrude Moore, Of Ellsworth
Falls, spent few days last week with her
aunt, Mrs. Albert Jordan.
Nov -. NAV.
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who spent the day At waltb.n
daughter Gertrude. w. W. TIM.
tied his daughter, Mrs. wint,e,a y
Brewer. Many guests came !, aO0n
the day, among them being u - ent
bury vile and little daughters, q q y!
who visited Mrs. salisburv,s - -. ~.
ents, W. johnson and wife. s"'s
Nov. 50.
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