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Fruit
 Lands

The most paving investment in ths Northwest
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A GOOD RISK.

IaHu D. Rockefeller. fine Standard DH mIeuIta=. and probably thc most hated man tn the tultsd states today passed the ssveHtiyth milestone uf his lie 4H Tuesday last, and in replying tl the eBeouiHms ef the f=H vha rerhars for ulterinr purroses- -couerat- a#taa hum. the oil mJenate stated t#at ha expected In live ,u hr at least iaa s-afz aId If thrfr s aHy truth m tae aIlss tHat "the gaad lie young" there
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THEORY OF DEEP POCKETS.

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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Of All Real and Personal Property Be longing to the Seward Ditch
 Company.

Notice hereby given that |. the undersigned trustee named as such ln | rH5f certain deed uf trust dated oe- taAer ith. l99f. fra milne Seward Diieh ,.aHpauy, a corporation. In said trus- Fee. s Hieu said deed uf trast has been | dua recorded in the otiie,. of the re- .afdel for tae cape Nome Recording l tII=trict. District of Alaska. win seff under and ly slftue af the powers in me vested hy said trust deed. at r. o'clock noon, September r., 1soS at the rrau door of The court house of the J'ntsd State- District Court in the eilE of Nome. Alaska, at public que tiaa ta the highest bidder for cash. all of thr following described real and personal property belonging to the said seward Ditch Company. to-wit:
 All the following described property. real estate and mining claims situate in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and the Kougarok Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska, Hiz
 Ali that certain ditch, Hume and pipe line extending from the intake of said ditch. Hume and pipe line just below Dorothy creek on Nome river down the right limit.of Nome river toAnvil creek. being about % miles in length, and known and designated as the "Sew- ard Ditch. together with all it's later alz. feeders. siphons, fumes, pipe lines and other water eouduits appertaining. arpurtenant and belonging to sail Hitch system, together with all water | rights acquirea by appropriation by said Seward Ditch Co, and it's grant nrs, Cabel Nhitehcad Frank IT Thatcher John D Lcedy. Dorothy b"bbs. John l.. Beau. II. T. Harding Eugene F. Ailcs, and Milton F.. Allies to divert and apply to a beneficial uss the waters of Nome river and all trib- utarieS to Nome river between the said intake of said Seward Ditch and Anvil creek.
 Also that certain ditch. pipe line Hume and water conduit extending from the Grand Central river to the None river divide and known and designated as the High Pipe Line. . together witIa ail the fumes. pipe lines. ditehes. latelals. feeders and other water conduits of every kind and de- scription therrnnto belonging apper- taining or appurtenant also all the rights acquired by the said Seward Ditch Company. its grantors and prede- cessors in interest. by appropriation | tn divert the waters If said Grand Central river and it's tributaries. and apply the same to q beneficial use: also all rights of way and franchises and easements of every kind. nature and description appertainlng. belong ing to or appurtenant to the said High Pipe Line." also the right to continue said High Pipe Line" from it's pres ent terminus to Nome and vicinity: also all material now on hand for the construction of said pipe line.
 Also all the rights heretofore ae- quired and conveyed to said Seward Ditch Co, by the Central Water Co and II. T. Harding. J. D. Leedy. C. D Lane ct al.
 Also. all mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company. and all
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ABOUT AS CHEAP.

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CENTRAL AMERICAN souAesles

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fish which was about five feet long
and weighed sixty pounds. was hook
ed by Mr.. Abe Garcelon of Lewiston.
Other members of the party were Mr..
howard A. league, the well known
funeral director of Lewiston, Mr.. Per-
cy Frost and Mr.. McJinnerney.
MIS- X. j. Sweet of Auburn is
guest at the Conant cottage.
Mr.. Alfred G. Mayer. director of
the mariner laboratory of Carnegie
In -titute, Washington. recently Joined
the stan at the Tufts laboratory.
While here Mr.. Mayer will prepare a
number Of photographs and complete
other research work for his new
treatise on the jellyfsh. soon to be
published by the government.
reception and social was held at
the casino Of the Auburn colony last
Friday evening, Miss Annie Packard.
Mrs. Ensign and Miss Helen Dana
acting as hostesses. The guests en-.
1oyed whist. followed by an informal
dance, and refreshments were also
served. During the evening the wed.
ding engagement Of Miss Florence
Hinckley Of Portland and Mr.. Phillip
Lana OF the colony was announced. A
very enjoyable time was had by the
many guests present
Mr.. David Rankin of st. Louis was
the winner Of the tennis tournament
recently held on the colony courts.
Mr. j. A. Blake. president of the
Coiony, extended his customary week.
END visit at his cottage and has been
enjoying rest there for some DAYS.
DIR. Walter Paul of Boston is
guest at the E. s. Paul cottage.
Mr. l.. II. Scott of Hurricane Ridge
recently enjoyed quite a long cruise
In his new motor boat He went d.
rectly out some miles beyond Half
way Rock and during the trip caught
handsome string of cod. Mrs. Ger
trude Chaffee who has been a guest
OF her sister. Mrs. L. II. Scott during
august, has returned to her home in
Worcester.
The r. s. Davis Co. can satisfy
you on home furnishings.
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LITTLE DIAMOND ISLAND.

A few visitors consisting OF Miss
Florence Sawyer. Mr.. Harold Elder,
Mr.. Clarence French. Miss May Rob-
erts, MI. and Mrs. p. A. Batchelder,
all of Portland. also Miss Mabel Hill
ton OF Brooklyn and MIR. X. r.. Foss
OF Cambridge. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hill OF Portland as
chaperones form a jolly house party
at the Gould cottage here.
Two cottage lots have been recent.
~ purchased by Mr.. Harry Harwood.
the well-known actor. who Is a broth
er-in-law OF Mr.. J. e Moore. Mr..
Harwood already has plans drawn for
two handsome cottages to be erected
soon.
Mr.. George Hinton held a pretty
dancing party in the Casino Hall.
"Wednesday evening and the large at.
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter vose of
Emery street. Portland were week end
guests OF Mr.. and Hrs. Everett JOS
selyn.
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PEAKS ISLAND.
CONTINUED from Page ID

Kendall Co, Portland is also a guest
at the Perry cottage.
Mrs. Nellie b. Scruton has returned
TO her home in Lewiston, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. w. II. Kim
ball, at Torrington Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Day, guests for
the past month of Mrs. II. II. Forbes,
at ''Broadview," have recently re-
turned to their home in Charleroi.
Pa.
Mrs Henry Schell, OF Winthrop. is
the guest Of Mrs. II. II. Kicker, at
Ocean View"
The home furnishing emporium of
Portland is the r. S. Davis Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer r. Sterling
OF the Naples" have had as recent
guests, Mrs. James Hall and son Ed
ward Of Somerville, Mass, who return
ed last week.
Mr.. Edward G. Rohrs of New York
City. who has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred o. Eden at Torring.
ton Point. left the island Saturday aft
er pleasant stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MilIet OF Port.
land were week end visitors with Mr..
Millets mother. Mrs. Nathaniel Mil
let at her home on Pleasant avenue.
Camp Edgeworth" has had as a
guest the entire summer, Miss Hattie
Mason. one Of Boston's most noted
and talented entertainers. Miss Ma
son Is the guest of Mrs. Ira Adams.
who has been resident on the island
for fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Robinson
are again occupying PARKWAY" their
delightful summer home on the is
land.
Mr.. George ID. Welch, one of the
WEIGH estate owners. Is the guest Of
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to be one Of the largest paper mills
In the world. and Is noted for its fine
grade OF paper. The Harper, Munsey,
Youths Companion. and Golfers. are
a few OF the world-known MAGAZINES
that are consumers OF that companies
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Fuller. of
Bloomfield. y. j., have been registered
at the Cliff Cottage, for two weeks.
and were among the number who de-
parted on Saturday, for home.
Chas. w. Karcher and family of
Springfield. who have been among the
campers on the island, this summer.
have returned home.
The party. consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. II. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. b. Ferguson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Bingham OF ST. Adams, VT. Mrs.
A. ID. Brownell and son, Robert. of
Burlington. VT, and Perley Pitkin Of
Montpelier. have completed their out
ing at the John Pettingill cottage and
All returned to their Vermont homes.
last week.
Mr.. r. r. Hersey and family of
Newton. Mass. returned to their home
on Saturday last. For the greater
part OF August. they have been occu-
pants OF the Sunset View" which
has one Of the most superb views
on the island. and also well deserves
It's name. owing to the grandeur of
the sunset to be had here.
"Khamp Mysczery," where a large
number OF visitors have been enter.
tanned this summer. was broken mn
on Saturday The occupants. who
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lunt. with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Severy. OF somer.
vile. Mass. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. a. n. Orcutt. OF Monson. Me.
departed for their respective homes
Sunday. Mr.. n. r. Csusens and fam.
ily, who have been enjoying the sea
breezes at the Camp Cliff" cottage.
were among those who left the island.
after pleasant outing. They reside
at Somerville. Mass. and have a host
OF friends among the summer cot.
tagers
The home furnishing house OF Port.
land Is the r. 8. Davis Co-Adv.
Mr.. George Y. Chandler and wife.
OF Hopedsle, Mass. returned home on
Saturday morning. A number of Mr..
Chambers relatives are spending an
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ISLAND STEAMERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssssss
cAsco BAY q HARPsWELI LINES
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.
EFFECTIVE JUNE as,h. 1905.
Steamers Leave Custom House Wharf
Portland,


EFFECTIVE JUNE 2s,h. 1905.
Steamers Leave Custom House Wharf.
sS43. 645. go, $50. 600. lob. Ills a m.
l2l5. 1.20. 2.0o. 500. 40, $50. &C., $50,
500 $50 $50. cm19 p m Re,uIn-'6ls,
go. $50. a4-oo. $50. 6.s5. $50 $50. s1oi5,
fs. fss,hjas and as Sc ; 8 70 r.
turn-t;go. S@; $3.50. lo.45 a. m. 12.45.
80. 435, Gas, 900 p. m.
200, 800. i.so. $50. go. 500 p. m. Return n1
SIS $40. ioss q. . f2is. an ils 30 5SS
IS. 20, $50 p: N; Re,urnmLeaye GIea,
Diamond d Island Isl 10 'iS: $50; asss 10 70
For Tr.fethen's and Evergreen Landings
IA. ,sia Zoo 500 40 $50 s 60 ' Sc
F. n Re'uII-Leaye T.efethen's Landing
Leave fsersTssn LandDs Boo Es'u $40
e2S. 1910 a m. $3.50, isoo. 2s5. $50. $40.
s e4ss,Aas; lssSdi ssssC o as! I;'i iSso
xsio@ m. Mo-. x.215: 1880: 400.
Reisrnc:syo. 100. Sos. S.i5 loo o. .I 1. g.
1@ siiS. g ss So 10 s SS sS4'. s'oo'
$500. GAS. rs. 1000 q. m. i22o. .Sis.
$50. 800. bI;So, bs;so. $50. go p. m.
100. as5, MIS-. S2c ?. m S.'' "-' iiV'
1000 a m, 800. $50 ?: m. RetuTn-6.iS.
For r Ii;,ie eh eSea: s q m 1000 a. m
500; 40 iscop p, en-, N; Ks,urn-e.4o' 745. fe-4o
F.; ' Wess:5 1s and J, Central 9 Landing. eer...
60 2, m. Re,ufn-Lsaye Western Landing.
Leave Central Landing, eco, 9.25, lI.4O
For j Eastern :; Landing Great chsbs.sae,-
For ciii isiaa i'd SIS q $1,000 a. m
& $40 So Sis sio. E ssss p & 1855
$50 $50: 600 8 ::e;dS: :Io.aS :: m 1850 noon.
Island. Msske1ei Cove. 600. YoIE's Lsad fs
Cove Cove 40 So;k, n .ns siae' ae' Masse1sl
Return-Ieave souis H.spsSen. s'is. io.2s
a m, '12lo. sl245, 2.45, 400. '4.40, sI55
For orr's Island-s.oo. .e.4s, 5000 a n,
1910, .ii.45 a m, sis3o. DO. .4.iS. $50
For sebaseo,. cundy Harbor and Gurne,
Return-Lsaye Sebaseo. Gas p. m, Cundy
Hareor, CO p. m, Gurnet Bridge, cI5O
For Li,,lejohn's Island-9so a. m, $50.
go p. m RetuTn-5.oo. 80 a m, 2-1O
For Sunset Landing (Great Chebeague),
Cousins and Bibber's Islands, South Free
Centre-9-30 m, 40 p. N. Return-Leave
Sunset Landing. AS a 225 p. m.
Cousins Island, .-So a. m: 215 p. m. Bib
FIeeport, GAS a m. LIS 2. m. MAR Point.
Clio a. m, 1850 p. m, Birch Island, COS
a. IA, l245 p. n. Harpswell Centre, $50
g. n, $3.50 p. N.
e-Weather. permitting.
=, aaEor al the close OF the performance a,
the Gem Theatre.
x-Express.
f-Stops on signal.
DAILY except Sunday.
s-Sundays only.
c. w. T. COOLING, JORDAN,
Oen Mgr Supt.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03
LITTLE CHEBEAGuE
TO BE DEVELOPED.
ISLAND HELD AS PRIVATE NOW
TO BE OFFERED FOR COTTAGE
LOTS.

Rare Opportunity for Purchasers to
Get Valuable Locations for Build.
ing Summer Homes.
We are informed by Joseph b. Reed
OF Portland, who is the principal owner
OF Little Chebeague Island, that a few
cottage lots on this Island will be Of
Tered for sale the coming season.
This Island, one of the most desirable
and acceptable in Casco Bay. has
heretofore been held as private by the
original owners and no cottage lots
could be purchased there. This will
anord a rare opportunity to those who
desire to secure lots in this locality as
the land Will be sold only under de-
sirable restrictions for cottage pur-
poses, but the plan has been so made
That the lots can be sold I'm size to
suit any purchaser. The price. IL Is
understood. at which this land will be
offered will be no higher than that
which has been regularly paid for
much less desirable lots in that To-
cality
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03

One Of the pleasant features OF
me summer life at South HarpswelI.
this season. has been the Sunday
night meetings held at Mr.. r. o.
Watson's cottage on Hurricane Ridge
AZ these times, number OF visitor.
from the neishboring cottages came
together for the singing OF hymns and
songs. The gatherings have fur.
nished very pleasant feature OF the
vacation life and win probably be con
tinued next year,
MT. Joseph Harris of Cambridge.
VINO mas been summering at Harps.
Wen was so favorably impressed with
the attractions of the place and its
many charming features. that before
returning home. he purchased a lot.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03
Cliff Island

The past week, A. II. Southland OF
the Cliff cottage. has had many motor
parties, most Of which consisted of
guests at the Aucocisco House. Trips
to Orr's Island and Bailey are among
the most delightful, and usually a
picnic diner is enjoyed at their desti-
nation. The entire season, Mr.. South
ard has had the larger number of
motor parties made up OF island Yisi-
tors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hearn OF West
brook, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. VI. Cobb on Saturday. Mr.. Hearn
Is an engineer for the s. ID. Warren
Co. OF westbrook, which Is considered
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 8. Trefethen at
the cottage near Forest City Land
ing.
During the many baseball games of
the island team against the Chebea-
que Island nine there was much rival
~ and series of games has been
arranged for the remainder of the
season, the result Of which will de-
termine the championship Of Casco
Bay.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-09-03

losT-on Str. sebascodegan be-
tween Chebeague and Littlejohns Is
land, Friday. Aug. IL. a black bril-
Iiantine coat containing pair Of
gloves. Finder suitably rewarded.
Address Miss n. l.. waIlner. p. o.
box 1925, Boston, Mass.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-01-16
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. 15.-FloridA's
International midwinter exposition
opened it's gates to the public today
and the variety and excellence OF tie
exhibits give promise OF one Of tho
most successful fairs OF the kind ever
held in the south. In addition to the
complete display Of Florida products.
the national government and hundreds
OF manufacturing Arms in all parts OF
this country and In foreign lands have
sent exhibits. Many OF the elaborate
displays and concessions seen at the
jamestown exposition have been seut
here.
It is confidently expected by the
management that over n quarter mil
lion people will visit the exposition
during the three months It will remain
open. The tourist season Is now on In
full blast and thousands Of people
from the north and east are now flock
ing to Florida and will take advan.
tage OF the opportunity to visit Jack
sonville's big show. Great interest Is
also manifested In tho exposition by
the citizens OF Florida and surround
ing states.