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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

A few loads Of lucerne hay wanted
ut this Office on subscription.
One lot Of School Caps, Is cents,
at EIiason's.
VIM. d. Hope was found not guilty
Yesterday by the jury in the case
against him.
From all appearances the Wilson
Music company will make a decide d
hit with their puzzle sale. Particu.
lars page 8.
Mrs. Mabel Holiday Blackburn of
salt Lake, a teacher here for man,
years, was seen In town this week
visiting old time friends.
VIM. M. Howell has new customer
TO furnish clothes for. A ten.pound
boy arrived at his home on Tuesday
Mother and child are getting along
| nicely.
little eighteen.months-old girl of
N. A. Larsen OF the Sixth ward died
Thursday evening from cancer of the
stomach. The funeral will be held
Sunday at 2 p. m. in the above ward
The Utah Stationery Company's
closing Out Sale-The lease, together
WIN All fixtures and stationery, for
safe cheap. All information obtain.
aole at the store, corner Main and
Center%treets, Logan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

has drifted In his efforts to save the
husband OF the woman he loves from
the disgrace which Is but his just
due. This scene Is true picture Of
the wild frontier life with which the
author has made himself familiar 10
his own more youthful days; and this
he limns with free, cattle and thrill
lingly accurate pen. The plot teens
with an interest that holds one as in
a spell, and the second and third acts
particularly present crisis and climax
that are as strong as any that have
been shown on the modern stage. 1t
Is the realistic Characterization which
gives to the play its chief charm
There is no straining for effect. 1t /!
a simple, beautiful story, graphically
told In rational manner The sup
porting company Is made up Of actor
to themanner born with naturalnes
as their chief charm, and the "atmos
phere" OF a correct scenic enviromen
aidsin making this one OF the mus
attractive Of entertainments.
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CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.
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| Why not save 800 on that piano b.
working the puzzle on page 8.
Local view Postal Cards in grea
variety Ritter Brothers Drug Co.
Edison monographs, one dollar dow
and one dollar week. Wilson Musi
company.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hender
son OF Oneida fine son. Our towns
man Frank Benson is now'grand-pa.
Lyman r. MaItineau Jr. and Lloy {
Brooke OF Harvard 90 we're the guests
Of various Harvard men in town for .
few days this week.
After faculty meeting last Tuesday
at the A. G. the members OF the fac.
ulty were RECALLED with peaches from
the Ogden orchard OF Prof. j. W.
Jensen.
Joel Kicks and Joseph Tarbet OF
this city, with thirteen other men,
started last Saturday for Columbia In
South America 1t Is understood that
land purchases will be made in view
OF colonization.
Bargains In Suits, Hats, Coats
and a new line Of Dress Goods al
EliasOn's.
Roy Thatcher and wife left for Chi +.
cago Thursday morning after a visit
to Logan OF q few weeks duration.
Mr.. Thatcher is now studying law at
the University Of Chicago and expects
to flush Lis course next August.
LOST-Last Sunday evening, be-
tween the Fifth Ward store and the
tabernacle, brooch. OF opals with a
diamond. Finder will please return
to this office.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson was In Rich
mond Tuesday securing witnesses t
serve in the case OF fornication against
Alma Sorensen which comes to tria
before Justice Brangham Septembe
Is at 2.p.m. He was in Smithtelt
Monday getting witnesses in the cas-
OF the State VS.. Hope for naming
gentleman COW.
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Peaches SO cents per bushel. d.. N
Campbell, Providence
Door and window screens at Smitl
Bros. Lumber company.
Prof e. G. Peterson has started cas-
to attend the Cornell University TO
the coming three years.
A limited number OF pianos for rent
Wilson Music company.
Philip Quayle has recently complet
ed fine residence In Three Mile creel
In Box Elder county. The gentleman
Is one OF the high council Of that stake
Winter Coats and Suits have ar
rived at Mrs. 7. D. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Goodmundse Z
have leased the Earl property on the
corner OF First West and First North,
where they will reside In the future.
Sidney Stevens Implement company
are headquarters for even.spun high.
grade binding Irvine at the right price
Twenty-Five per cent discount on
all mems, youths aud boys fall and
winter clothing at II. G. Hayball's
Mercantile company.
One hundred and fifty copies latest
sheet music received weekly. Call
and hear them. Wilson Music com.
pany, l3 South Main, Logan.
House For Sale-Canyon road, -four
blocks east Of Main and one block east
Of temple, four rooms, shanty, barn,
ten rods front. Cheap for cash. Write
to box 2l3, Logan.
DIR. w. f. Waugh and wife left The
city yesterday. Mrs. Waugh will
spend the winter In Salt Lake, thu
doctor In Chicago. The couple expect
to return to Logan canyon next sum
mer
A grand Millinery Sale will be
Gin at EIiason Sisters today. Thu
slaughter made will astonish all
Come early and take your frs
choice.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-19

Foley Kidney Remedy will
cure any case of kidney or blad-
der trouble that is not beyond the
reach CT medicine. No medicine
can do more. Sold by Ritter Bros.
and all druggists.
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Elders Notice.

The Elders of Cache Stake will meet
In Mass Quorum Meeting in the
tabernacle at 10 a. NJ. on Sunday,
September 20. President N. W. Kim.
ball will give the lesson.
STAKE PRESIDENCY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

EL CLUB dc F. Kehrhahn 8 Go.
fegsla an rsloj de ORC "Waltham Hema'
nalmento entEe uuu Clientes la Ultima as'
mnna obtuvleron uno, don Manuel Torres
BoTgaB , don Juan APPELLANTS, noCiO ndme-
"a So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
On BRILLANT.E
asaItO'' en- BaYa-
mon.
Es eVegidO pIssidents deI Casino Is
pafOI 81 SefOr Ricardo VGIa.
RNGansRtlelOnus Duo tohOran scr t0nadas o.
eOnsIiOaCItn.
az nuestro eorresp0sasaE. }

Bayam6n, Enero 5 de 1908 Con eI
obieto de csIebEar Iou Reyes 90 di6 anoChe
nm 'asalto," en- el Casino de lR Colonia
Egpanola. Brillante y eEpl6ndido eltuyo
al festival, y no podfa menos en- donde pc
habfR dado CitR Carmen Eloiga Gim6nez
que para suE atEsCtivoB enCantoI, hRce que
ca d0nde este ellis, sSt6 tambi6n ID algeria
81 placer. JoBafna MadiavillR, Lolita
Colon, Mercedes Alvarez, Carmen y BE.
len Oieds, Laura MolingFo, RoBaTitO Sua.
req Rits Mediavilla, Las cu6leB hicieEon,
como otras muchRs que no FecordamosD
que aI salon del Casino 90 conviEties9 ga
nm hermoso jardiu, On tempo PEima-
veTal.
La Orquegta, la ''DominiCans, TOGO
acknowledgements, BaIiendo lR iuventud mug
satisfsCha no tan solo poE 10 bien tocado
del bailo, Bino por 10 Complasiente que
eatuyieron los mdsicoD, entire ello1 81 muy
popuIar pEestigioIo Joge Maria Santa
Do, que tantos afioI hacs viene t0Cand0 S
eata iuventud para que balls.
Rein6 lR mayor animation y @lsgrfa
hesta lau tres de Ia manRna que teEmin6 81
baiIs, ualiendo de 81 slgunoH j6vsnes Ca.
peados para otFo baile, 81 que indudable-
mente 1er6 tan bueno y lucido como 81 que
toTmina, empszando por loB j6vsneI CO.
pesdoB dignoB pundonoroBoI, todog inca
PAGES de deiar poE 81 guelo sus pEsstigiosoB
nombYes, InformaEemoE mafiRnR.
Aver qusd6 el0cta Il nueva diReCtiVa
del Casino, saIiendo como presidonta el
preBtigiouo comeTCiants don Ricardo Vela.
Vice pRodsidents, OI no menos prestigioso
don Jose del Llano. SecEotGEio, 81 senior
don Camille Taboa.
Son pu6V, tres elemontol que haEkn re-
vivir 81 espfrutu social = le dar6n vida ?
pEe1tigio al 6niCo Centric que hay ca ogta
ciudRd, en- donde Il iuventud puede pagRE
slegTeH rates.
Nos ocupaEemoB On 81 nuavo infoEme de
IoB usfioEs5 que Componen 10 DiTeCtiva del
Casino la hRremoa RlgunaB EeComGndR.
clones, muy dignas do que 81 sedoE Vela
las tenga On cuenta, para pTestigio del
Centro que preside y do Ia Bociedad.
PoF ahoFa faIicitamos LOS ssfoFeB de
Ia Directivs eIecta aver, , los dem68,
que eat6n de enhoEabuona por ser don Ri.
cRrdo VeIa, Presidsnte del Osntro.
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I'm psri6dico de hace mas de $500

Ell oEigen do los peri6dicoa eB muchO
mas remote de le que geusralmente 20
cree, Beg6n explioa Mr.. Henri Vuag-
naaux en- un eEudito GrtfcuIO muy doCu'
mentado, que pubIica On ''Le Temps"
En- tiempos de TEutm6s III, que rein6
en- Egipto 1850 amos antsg de lR era Crig.
tiana, habfa ys IN peri6dico Official que %
pubIicRba ca Menfs, Greer Lar agsvsrR.
cioneI del citado egcritor. En- tiempos dc
Amassig, deupu6B dc Il invasion del Egira
to poT NabuCodonouoF, apaEecfa 81 ''diario
de Ia CoEta" que divertfa mucho al p6bli-
co. Estaba iluAtEado con vifietaa I'm tan.
to libEeB Coataba muy caro-. Ain aBf
pareCs que 90 diuputAbSn loB eaCRSfsimoH
ejemplRFss.
En- Roma sxiStieTon 'LaB actaB diurnau
diRFio del ImperiO", desds 81 Rfio roma.
no de 694.
En- Francis d primer psEi6dico que
FsRlmente tisne ssmeianER con los sctualeE,
y que fu6 81 veFdadero oFigen del peIiodiD'
mo, era ls "Gazstte" dc TheophrastO Re.
nandot, que principle On Mayo de 1881 ,
90 public6 hasta 1892
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
El hombre de los dos corazones.

En- Salem, Oregon, acabs dc morir
George Upper, quisn por muohoB amos
no solo 90 exhibi6 en- MuHaoH de Curiosida'
deB , en- diveEsos ciFcoB, gino que durants
toda su vida, y ahoEs despu6G de su muer'
to, ha Bido el anombFo de 10 CienciR m6di.
CO. Upper tsnfa dos CorasOneg; uno gis
tuado al derecho y el otro 81 ladO isquier'
do de 10 Csvidad torfxiCa; ademSS estRbs
dotsdo de tres pieEna1 perfaCtamsnts dasa'
rrolladRu y de diez , SeiH dedoa en loB
pies.
DuRants les dor dltimas Hsmanas que
llev6 de vida, uno de loB dos CorazoneB
dej6 de funcionar , de acuerdo con Loo
facultativos que praCticaFon la RutopHia
del Cad6vor, u no hubiers aido poP 10 tu'
beFculoHiB que le oCagion6 la muerte, hR'
bria podido viviR poF varies sfiou Hin que
Ia paFaliSaci6n de uno de los 6rganeB car
diaCos afsCtas0 81 compaieEo
Este fsn6menO humane tsnfa 81 RfioE
de edad, hablabR CorreCtaments Cincn
idiomaa y considerable n6meEo de dialeC'
toR. A pssRr de las grsndes Bumas de di'
nero que gan6 sxhibi6ndoSe, muEio On ID
m6s completa miBeFiB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
PIANO PIlNOLA.

Cuando PaacuaA ARo Nuevo = Reyes
Bs aCerCnn. u nasyor paEte de los padres
dc tamiIta = anGUentTsn peFplejol, sin
RabsF que FegAIRFls suH fsmiliaFes.
III que tsngA poSibIeE, no puede decidiF.
ne poT naaA qna aventsje & un PIANO.
PlANOLA, unA PIANOLA, Hi ea que
va tiene an buen piano
La planola tEaA ID mdBioR al hogaF,
manteniendo 81 ospiritu siemprs Rleere.
AL miHmO tempo que de reCrsO, Uirve de
podeEOSo au1iIiAr para 81 Cultivo del guBt0
q la buoDa m6BicR.
Una Viaita 81 PARIS BAZAR, de
Pedro GiusH, una caFta dirigida al De-
psFtamentO Musical pondr6 Lar personaE
intsFesAdas en- poseai6n de los jatos que
BobEe 81 particular Hs dssean
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

I'm 'Ia CorreupOndsncia Dc PusEto
RiCo', Allan 64, hay do Vonta reClbol "a
lonRHioE para CobEo dc alquilral @ oa1aa'
6nnHal on mst6liCo , Cpn fEmaS, deCla Ea'
oionM do naCimiOnto, dsfunCi6n , CortHCa'
ef6n vasdfoA D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
lR GENERAL

.lII satls.. 49,. asapas
oe usVrse siennpre que los nilos estah
-oentc6n Proporciona ahvto nrnedissp
TEL produce sueno natural tranGu19
q angelic despierta muY vyo aiegE1
BE al paadar ealma al nino, ablaIda snt
bus Dolores haee 6ieies las tlndoneS 5A
gula los ntestnose Ss el mejoF reEaeoin
u diarrea va DroVenga esta de la dentleion 2
q otra eausa 16ngaae mueho cuidado en- Pesi&
n 66a calmanGs e 4 Se6nTs WinsloW"s - sSSnelS
q tGdna 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

LOLA MAS Professors de piano
ofrece Bus ssrviCios en- 50 casa OEuz 80, al
tOs San Juan p. r. 80 ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

PARA REGAEOs. ~ El aCreditado
cafe MORGAN, 81 nusvo cafe, FoEtalesa Il
aCaba de recibir mn magnf6cO GuEtido do
elegsptea CajitaS de esquisitoa de'S'es ,
6Omboneo pEopioB para Eegslos de este
y otra tempoTadR. Las mas aCrsdltGoA
marcas de chocolates ue enCuentran ALI los
eutuChes sOn do 10 mas aEtfatico dno'
Los hsladon de frutaB del pals FefreScos
siguen sisndo dc 10 mas esquiEito. RE
clos m6dicol uervicio r6pido y toda
hora. 81 chocolate "Baker" ofreCe atEa
vantaa>povedRdos.
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EI gran BazaI.

Ia exposition de juguetes que % W ca
laa "Novedadea" q de gran guato , arta.
Lon juguetas son de no4edad, baEatUTa y
osquisitR presentation. En- los otros OBJ
jeto1 de fSntas1a hay verPadsrO luiO y lor
aEtfculos japOneses son verdadersmente
RecomendableS. PoTtApafiu0los de BedA,
guantaB pafiueloH de finfsimos boTdadOs,
IombrillaB, abanicou, g., propioa para re-
galgs de Afo Nuevo, 90 enCuentran ca 81
gran Bazaar eucoier. GrandeI , bonita-
mu1ecRu veEtidaD, artfBtiCoG trsjes hacsn
les deliCiaB de IL gsnte menuda que vista
81 acreditado estableCimiento,
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American Railroad Company Of POrtO-BiO'

Daily DAILY Daily Daily
lDfarfolpiarioI IDiari0lDiari0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

IMPORTANTE. -DispOniendo de un
local C6atrico aopiO para cualquier ne
g,cio 30 necssita IN BoCio entendldo gus
sporte nm capital de uuoH 800 400 pesos
para estsblecer nm negOCiO dc Cat6, taoa'
cos, dulces, billar, &, &. InfoEmaEan j.
o. Box 1884, San Juan. TRmbi6n 80 CO.
derfp al local vsndi6adole eBtantaria y
mortradoreB de criStalas, luz el6ctEioA Gins
talRci6nl. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

LA RELOJERIk~y joyeria del sE.
Kshrhahn = 90. DO ha tTasladado la cS
lla da San Jose is frente 81 CorTeo, dondS
hsy ConStantsmente an buen Surtido Dc rs'
i1iou OtFas prandRs. p. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

BUENA OCAsION.-Por au1snfarBa
o. duefio se vende muy baEata en- Adiun
tas una magnffcs hsCienda de cafe , csflR
de az6eaE, con m6quinR hidT6ulicR, egta.
bIaCimientol Casas de vivienda. Para
informeS diEigirHs don Juan Bernard en-
Adiuntaa. 6Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de jose Ba'
s6n. Allen 81 st.-Hace operacloneS
sob1e alhajau. Dssde 100 dollars ca ACE
lsnta ell inteT6H Ber& conventional y no
sxceder6 del 80 mnSual. Compre ,
vende alhsjaB modernas y antiguaa, san
Imam. Pnnrtn Rien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

-ABRIGOS de aadR ? lana para aeno.
Yas ' nifos, Sombrsroa forma Japouesa 2
IpgieSR, Ultima moda de PaEfa; acA6Gn az
bscibirss en- el eBtsbleCimionto ''El IeIe'
rrafo" San Justo IL = vsnden preclos
gRrstisimos. 40 " D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

-se compran ABANIOOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no eaten ca busn sstadoo'
ooIlaEea Antiques de coral J PrendAa Antl'
gual.
Dirfisso & p. J. B. CriHto (altOs) San
Juan s al 8 calls AuroEa, PonCe. p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-05-27
cE OF FORI

As Rose Lu.
.y of Hancock,
A6e deed dated I
pa. d. 1896. and r,
ktry Of deeds. !
IN mortgage to
in said county,
/ described in sal
In lot or parce
thereon located !
wn as Norwood {
Ibed as follows:
corner OF the |
wood Cove to Sea
e said town roa
southeastern cor
rtheTly to . birch
kLily pond so-ca
y the county !
Z Harbor to Son
( thence followii
tve (5) rods to =
4 two acres more
assigned by Seti
b of the estate
10 Ellen Maria NJ
! dated May TIVE
hcock county rel
the conditions
broken and rem
Son OF the brea
tof. i claim a !
ind give this M
Southwest HI
b day OF May, g.
ELI
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scriber, Henry
lunolk county
Tits, hereby 81
lily appointed al
pses Hawkins, |
Of Hancock, al
and given bd
that he has
of said Sulliy|
OF Maine. al
p having dem
e said deceas|
same for sett|
teto are requd
Qiately. HI
tss., May 10, lsd
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beng q tract Of land lying in the
northwest part Of said township,
bounded and described rs follows:
Beginning on the south line Of
township No. Is. NJ. D., at point
about 40 rods east OF the northeast
corner Of T. No. 9. 8. D.; thence
south $50 rods, more or less, to the
northeast corner OF land said TO be
owned by A. Campbell q Co.;
thence west 400 rods, more or less,
to land said to be owned by Gideon
4. Joy, ct ais; thence north $50 rods,
more or less, to the south line Of T.
No. 10, IA. D.; thence east along the
south lire OF T. No. 16. M. D., 400
rods, more or less, to the point Of
beginning. Said tract ia reputed to
be owned by W. NJ. Nash and con-
tAins seven hundred acres, more or
South Division, part of,
tract Of land lying in the
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-. y 1880
Notice Of Fret M.eting Of Creditors.
the Hancock District Of Maine.
F F; = %s sss~ 81 In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors 0, Frank shaw. of Bar Har-
Dor, in the coanty OF Hancock and dis
trict Aforesaid, bankrupt:
~ day Of May. a. d. 1905. the said Frank I
shaw was duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and tina; the hrst meeting OF his credi-
In Ellsworth. Maine. on the Sd day Of June,
a. d. 1908. at O'Clock in the afternoon, ct
which time the said creditors may attend,
the bankrupt snd transact such other bust
ing. WILLIAM f. wHirISo
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth. Me-, May 20, 1905.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 he has been duly appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate OF
| FRED E. STRAW, late Of CAsTINE,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs; All per.
said deceased desired to present the
same TOR settlement. and all Indebted
thereto .stst are requested to make payment i'm
Castine. May Q, 1905
THE subscriber hereby gives notice tbas
4 he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate OF
MARY A. MACoMBER late OF Ellis
WORTH,
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-
aues'eo to make payment immedia,ely.
Ellsworth. May Is. 1908.
rNHE subscriber hereby gives notice thas
\ he has been duly appointed executos
OF the last will and testament Of
AUGUSTUS N. osGooD. late of BLUE-k
HILL, ~
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, no bond
being required by the terms Of said viii !,
All persons having demands against the stt
tate OF said deceased are desired to prese,s,
IN, ,he,s same Tor settlement. and ALI indebsib
me e1nAtiHS u ,oo. ERNEST L. OsGoo Two
~. ~ = ., Two. The
TINE subscriber hereby gives notice ! SO
a sne mas been duly appointed executfst
RHODA 2. N. TEL, late Of FRI
BORO, L
in the county Of Hancock, de !,
being required by the tern III
All persons having demands B.
tate OF said deceased are dea b
the same for settlement 4 10
thereto are requested to ms ,
mediateiy. SoPHa b
may 1
VNHE subscriber hereby "a,
Il he has been duly apI,o !.
| TRAITOR Of the estate Of /,
HERBERT NJ. GRAY, Late. 7
in the county OF Hancock
given bonds as the law direcSs
having demands against ~
deceased are desired to pres
settlement and all indebted7Y 4
quested to make payment insai
Bluehill. May 8. 1908.
VNHE subscriber hereby aiVe
4 he has been duly AppoInAs
tor OF the estate OF 49,
MARY J. STRAW, late a.
in the county Of Hancock
given bonds as the law diraea
sons having demands aRnins
OF said deceased are dSsired
the same for settlement, and
thereto are requested to maka
mediately. Joar
Castine. May 3, 1908.
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nrcel 4
s cou
Md as (
ii tree
ding q
tpad q
~ cor
nee mort
sny roc
" south
NntherlI
IL q iedl
0nging 4
use; then
thence
"a about III
gaining "
IS; being
occupied
Abe same
worth by +
ZEN By dee i
1 Hancock
! page 40. 1
korth TO m
in yoi. BY
the saia moi
I'd were ass
Hagerthy I'd
tren, by ms
~ ID, 1905. al
DDS for Hancd
b the conditio
fen, now therd
\ the conditioi
said mortgad
purpose.
| GEo|
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NHE subscriber hereby rive
\ he has been duly AppoIne1
tor OF the estate OF
MARY ]. STRAW, late d
in the county Of Hancock
given bonds as the law dirae
sons having demands aenin,
OF said deceased are dssire
the same for settlement, and
tnereto are requested to maka
mediately. Josr
Castine. May ., 1908.
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in the county Of Hancock, de
being required by the tern
All persons having demands
tate OF said deceased are de,
the same for settlement, !
thereto are requested to ma
mediately. soPHa
Frenchboro, May 6, 1905.
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THE subscriber hereby a,
\ he has been duly apis
TRAITOR Of the estate Of
HERBERT NJ. GRAY, late
In the county OF HANCOCK.
given bonds as the law direcSa
having demands against n
deceased are desired to pre06
settlement. and all ndebted /
quested to make payment inn
n,n.h;,, 49, 80. FRArI
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Il 1Totitsx
.oF MAINE.

sURER's OFFICE,
GusrA. March "a, 1908.
ing townships or tracts OF
Die to be taxed in any town
essments for county tax OF
the County Commissioners
W on the 10th of March, 1908:
COUNTY WILD LANDS.
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sect on IA, south half of section is,
and that part of the south half OF
section is lying west of the Nara
guagus river the east part of Sec
tion 20. al of section 81. and that
part OF the north half of section %
lying west of the Narragusgus
river. Said land is repuied to be
owned by Jasper Wyman and con-
tains two thousand seven hundred
four acres, more or less,
NO. l6, Middle Division. part of,
being section So in said township,
reputei 10 be owned by Jasper wy
man & Son and containing six hun
bred forty acres, more or less,
NO. Is. Middle Division. part of,
being that part of section SO lying
east of the Narraguagas river.
Said land is repu.eG to be owned by
W. NJ. Nash and contains five hun
dred forty acres, more or less,
NO. 16. Middle Division, part of,
being section 10, The west part of
section 20 and the south half of Sec
tion s5. Said land is reputed to be
owned by A. Campbell & Co. and
contains one thousand four hun
dred acres, more or less,
NO. Is, Middle Division, part Of,
being section in said township,
in common and undivided. Said
section is reputed to be owned by
the William Freeman estate, ct al,
and contains six hundred forty
acres, more or less,
NO. 16, Middle Division, part Of,
being the west part Of section Is in
said township, containing two hum
dred sixteen acres. more or less,
NO. is, Middle Division, psrt Of.
being q lot in section in said
as follows: On the north, east and
south BY land said to be owned by
A. Campbell & Co., ct ais; ON the
west by the east line of the town Of
Eastbrook. Said lot ia reputed to
be owned by J. D. Crimmins and
contains fifty acres, more or less,
NO. q, NJ. D.. part of, being a tract
of land in the northeast corner of
said township, bounded and de-
scribed IS follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner Of T. No. %, M.
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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-
Quested to make payment Immediately.
WILLIAM E. WHITING.
Ellsworth, May Is. 1908.