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NOTES or FoREcLosURE:.

notice. or FORECLOsuRE
vxyHEREAs James A. Thomson. o,,.,
w anon. in the cuuntt 81 York, and ssss.
gage d. ed dated the 18Th day 81 ssn,. mort
.. d. 1905, and recorded in the n xfss ~ ~ @
for the county q HANCOCK, and state Seeo y
undersignesi, the fremont ssv,nsss s "a 70 the
Tremons. In the county Of Hsnvock. and star
Of Maine. = corporstion existing under the The
ness In said town Of fremont, ! ser.si Su 81.
or parcel Of lAnd together with fhe dw.i4.iot
house and other buildings thereon. situ ~, ag
said Tremons ana bounded and described ~
Beginning on the northern side Of the h,.s
wcy ieadine from West fremont 70 the h ssar
. line parallel with the western sill 81 I'm IN
Aforesaid dwelling house and afteen feet
westerly therefrom, % n. more or less. i ioes
west corner OF small lot conveyed To Jsma.
dated April u, 1871; thence following I II.
vsyed. but messurinG from the above ns von,
stone bound. ~ feet to the Aforesaid hi.Su
way; thence following said highway south.
the junction Of said highway with the nn Jyss
road leading to the 30 called Benson wharf.
thence ~es!erly by ssid highway iN feet 10
Of An acre. more or less, and IL herein desiy.
Also another lot situated in said rremon,
0tin& WV 0&ct<sN mil VI TIE &ulOlulug
Nos ane 8 and described in the deed 81 iV n
3. Benson to said Baldwin, dated Jan, q. isss
and IN the deed OF Arno Wiswell to said Rem
son dated Dec. 10. 1870. or thereabout. contain.
Ing sevta and one-half Oral acres. more or
less, and herein designated As loi b. VI
Also another lot IN said fremont, bounded
and described ~ follows: One sixteenth
II 49, Of the land 10 called Mitchell Marsh
containing forty acres more or less being
part Of said marsh conveyed to said Baidwin
BY the deed Of Rhoda Mitchell, recorded in
Hancock registry Of deeds, book ia, mage 9ai
said one. sixteenth ~ iotted out and occu uied
contains about one acre, more or less Ia,
e.her. also, with lis o< ire Marsh aats saia
march iands are herein designa.ed as Iot G.
Also smother lot Of land In said Fremont
being the lot nrst described in the deed ~
RhodA Mitchell 70 said Baldwin, toxether
siso with the second lot described in the same
decd and recorded in Hancock registry 81
deeds. vol ~. page 2l5. both Of said lots con-
tanning nve and seven-tweifths sores, more or
less. and herein designated "a lots ID. ID, To-
gsther with right Of way from said lots over
the premises lately owned BY the late Rhoda
Mitchell. TO the highway or county road. AZ
named In said Mitchell deed; and whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been ana is
breach Of condition thereof the said fremont
Savings Bank Of fremont claims q foreclos-
ure Of said mortgage and givea this notice for
shat purpose.
Dated November =, q d. 1903.
TRKM0nr HAvINos BANK or TKExosr
BY Chas- h. Wood. its attorney,
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The readers OF this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there 10 1t least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able TO cure in all
Of its stagcx, and that In CAtarrh. Haii's Ca
tarrh Cure 10 the only positive cure known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being \ con-
stitutional disease. requires . constitutional
treatment. Hali's Catarrh Cure to taken In
ternsl1y. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. thereby de-
stroying the fop ndation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
log its work The proprietors have 40 much
faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that IL
fails to cure. Send for list oftestimoniais.
Address: r. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Take Halle Family pills for constipation.
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c. G. HOMER DEAD.

Prominent Bucksport Man Died
Wednesday, Nov. "a.
G. Cleveland Homer, one Of Buckport'a
most prominent citixens, died Wednesday
afternoon Nov. ~, after an illness Of three
weeks from paralytic shock.
Mr.. Homer was hfty-nine, years OF age.
He had been closely identified with the
business and social life OF the town ali his
life. He had been in the grocery business
since 1874.
He was one Of the leading democrats Of
his town and county, serving 1t various
time on town, county and State commit
tees, and being delegate to one Of the
national conventions which nominated
Grover Cleveland. He was elected to the
Legislature in 1879, and was postmaster
from 1925 TO 1900.
He was . member OF Fort Knox lodge,
I. y. O. F., the N. e. o. r.. and A. o. u.
w. He was president OF the Bucksport
loan and building association. He was .
man Of strict integrity, and Of compan-
ionable disposition.
He leaves . widow, one son-Morton L.,
= sophomore in the U. OF NJ, and . daugh-
ter-Mrs. 0uida Stevens, OF New York.
OF his fathers family, two brothers and
two sisters survive George p, J. Albert,
Mrs. Cynthia Fish and Miss Jennie
Homer. all Of Bucksport. Another
brother, Leslie q. Homer, died last July.
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Interest is now centred in the con

] Interest is now centred in the con-
|yening Of Congress next Monday,
Dec 8, and the recommendations Of
the President in his first annual meg
sage which 10 expected to outline the
policies Of his administration. Mr..
Taft will undoubtedly suggest many
more measures than viii be given at
tenuion at the coming session. In
deed it is doubted If more than one OF
two important bills will be considered
md carried through in addition to the
appropriation bills.
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sTONINGTON.

Fred Torrey and wife are in Massachu-
sets for few weeks.
Mrs. R. c. Gardner is visiting relatives
1t Stockton Springs.
Samuel Cold, who has been employed at
thousand Islands, is home.
DR.. B. L. Noyes, who has been in
Portland on business, il home.
Rev. J. P. simonton spent Thanksgiving
week with friends in Rockport.
Clayton Gilley and wife, who have been
visiting at Southwest Harbor, are home.
Ralph Thurlow, who has spent . week
ct home, has returned to Boston univer-
city.
Schools will open Dec. 8. Miss Vida
Stewart resigned from the primary; MISS
Minnie Thurlow takes her place.
Capt. Will WEIGH wnile trying to board
the scow from the wharf fell and was hurt
across the back. He was taken to his
home, where he is now seriously ill.
Miss Irene Marks, who recently gradual
cd from the Bangor commercial college,
has taken position - typewriter and
stenographer in Millinocket.
The funeral OF Alvin 8. Hamblen, who
was drowned Nov. IA, was held at his
homo on Wednesday. He was buried at
West 6toninxton. Mr.. Hamblen leaves q
wife. daughter, mother, sister and two
brothers. He will be much missed.
The funeral Of Mrs. Arthur Waite was
Paul T. Small and wife. Mrs. Waite had
been in failing health since the death OF
her little son. Tho husband and parents
have the deepest sympathy of the com
munity.
There was drowning at the steamboat
via II Saturday night Mr.. Torrey heard
; ~. and running down found man
lljngins to the ply. He called to
Ia to hold or ntil he got boat,
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The incoming insurgents threaten
MI sorts Of dire things, but are very
careful not to make any specific state
ments. Their purpose seems to be
simply general opposition and OBJ
Gtruction. They will first try to Dust
Speaker Cannon, and, finding them
selves unsuccessful In that, will at
tempt change In the rules, and after
that holding mp Of anything ad-
vocated by the President and the ma
jcrity.
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l...hrsss.. Petition for Dl.eh.rx..

r.s; ss !; s,s.;as.. !. ss"sr-p'e..
To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge Of the Dis
.rie, Court Of the United States for the Dis
EsRsD q. BIcKfoRD. o, aoaldsboro,
OF Maine. In said district. respectfully rep.
resents. that on the slh day OF October.
last past. he wss duly adiudged bankrupt I'M
rupscy: that be has duly surrendered all his
property and rights Of property. and has fully
complied With all the requirements Of said
acta and OF the orders o. court touching his
bankruptcy.
wherefore he pays that he may be de-
creed BY the court to have full discharge
under said bankruptcy acts. except such debts
~ are excepted by Law from such discharge.
Dated this isth day Of November, a. d. 1909.
FRgD G. BIcKroRp,
Bankrupt.
DisTaic1 OF MsIss -.
On this nth day OF November. a. d. 1907 on
osred e Is ,1r sss esar sSs, hearing be
bad upon the same or the i',h day Of
December. =. d. 1909. before said court
s a. Portland; In said district "a, =, zen
tice thereof be published In the Ellsworth
American. . newspaper printen in said dis
trict. and that all known creditors. and other
persons In interest, may appear A. the said
lime and place. and show cause, II any they
have. why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted
And II Ia further ordered by the court. that
the clerk shall send uy mail TO all known
creditors copies Of said petition and this or
der. addressed to them al their places OF resi-
dence - stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
Judge Of the sAid Court, and the seal thereof:
a Portland. In said district, on the a7sh day OF
November. .. d. 1909
IL. 81 JAMES Z. HEwEy, Clerk.
true copy Of petition and order thereon.
Aftest:-JAMxa Z. HKwsY, Clerk.
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Devereux Hanson is home from. Oront
for short stay.
Miss Lila Dunbar has gone to East Mil.
inocket to work.
Eugene Webster and wife have returne d
from visit in Brewer.
Miss Una Grey is home from her schoo
in penobscot for two weeks.
Mrs. Wilbert E. Ordway is in Portland
visiting her sister, Mrs. =. L. Bates.
Elijah Heath, who has been employed
on the tug boat Brittania, is home for the
winter.
John 8. Snow, hoping q change would
prove beneficial to his health, has gone to
Fitchburg, Mass, to visit his son Ralph.
Miss Belle Butler has closed profitable
term of school in the chapel district and
has gone to her home in Bluehiil.
Misses Eliza and Adele Wescott were in
Bucksport last week to attend the we'd
ding OF their niece, Miss Charlotte Fol-
som.
Mrs. Merry Tenney, aged seventy-three
years, died at the home of her nephew, H.
c. Perry, Friday, after an illness OF two
weeks. She leaves q sister, Mrs. Joseph
Perry, who has the sympathy OF friends.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. E. A. Carter Saturday afternoon.
1 The sudden death Of Evelyn, wife OF
Harris Leach, at her home in the Perkins
district. Thursday night, came with
crushing effect upon her husband and
relatives. In q bereavement like this,
when a mother, scarcely twenty-one years
OF age, is called to leave her two little
ones-one babs but three weeks old - il
is hard to lad words OF comfort for those
SO sorely bereft. Not only in the home il
her early death deplored, but also by the
entire community. Although her years
were few, yet her sunny nature had
brought so much cheer and sunshine into
the lives Of others that she will live long
in the memory OF her associates Anc
friends. Besides her husband and chill
dren she is survived by her father
William Wsrdwell, and two sisters Low
ena Wardwell and Mrs. Nellie Perkins
who have the sincere sympathy OF all
The funeral was held . the home Satur-
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. E. A
Carter, and was largely attended. Sh'
was laid to rest in the family buryinl
ground beside her mother, whose destk
occurred but few months ago.
| Nov. %. l..
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Charlotte NJ, wife OF George H. Brooks,
died Sunday, In this seventy-third year OF
her age. Mrs. Brooks had been in failing
health for some time.
She leaves . husband and six children
Charles NJ, now in Wyoming; George H.,
IT,, OF New Bedford, Mass; Mrs. Qphelia
Butler, OF Boston; william g., of Auburn.
Everett O., OF Whitman, Mass, and
Walter, OF Ellsworth.
All the children except Charles were ct
home to attend the funeral, which was
held at the home yesterday forenoon, Rev.
8. w. Sutton ofIiciating.
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DEDHAM.

Joseph Lyman and wife, of Brewer, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. R. Black.
Mrs. G. E. johnson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Jellison, OF Gardiner
J. E. Turner, wife and son Ernest were
guests OF F. w. Fogg and wife last week.
Mrs. Wallace Black has returned from q
visit to her sister, Mrs. n. P. Libby, OF
Bangor.
Harold BurriIl, OF Augusta, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, H. p.
Burrill and wife, who also entertained
Miss vesta McAlister, Of Pittshed, Miss
Bertha Dcrr, Of Bucksport, and Miss Ethel
Rowe, Of Augusta.
Nov. 70. B.
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wALTHAM.

Schools have closed after profitable
terms.
Earl Jordan is in the woods working
for Stephen Jordan
Miss Isabel Jordan, who has been
teaching in Amherst, is home.
Harvard Haslem and Austin Giles, who
are employed in Bangor, spent few days
at their homes here.
The students who are home for Thanks
giving recess are Bessie and Erma Jordan,
from Bucksport; Marion Jordan, from
Pittsheid; Miss Ada Jordan, fp6m Castine,
Mo- n
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VXyHEREAs Martha L. Bodg Gins, o. La "a,
w moline. Hancock county. Maine, oy nsi
mortgage deed dated March 10. lss. anu ~, ~.
cosde. In the registry OF deeds for hsneo9 =
county. vol. So. page 36S. conveyed 70 N, T.
Mxioney, Of Ellsworth. Hancock count n
Maine, . certain parcel Of land si'uasu a.
said Lamoine. st the intersection OF the IN
moline an Marlboro roads. containing to.Sd s
acres. more o. less. and bounded by SAID eosas
and land Of Berry. and . fence; and wn ,s ne
SAID Maloney assigned said mortgage ana ' hs
mote thereby q CURED 70 the undersigned 81
her assignment dated November II, iss s aiS.
recorded in said registry. vol. 80 p ase s,s
and whereas the condtt ons Of sAid ss son
OF the breach Of the condition Thereon w
CuAnLRs II. CURTIS,
J. n. HIGGINS. -.
Al CHARLES H. CURTIS q w.
Ellsworth. Me-. Dec. I, 1909.
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EAsTBRoOK.

Guy Butler is i'll.
Mrs. Julia Butler Is slowly improving.
Miss Mildred Butler Is suffering with
erysipelas in her foot.
George Newey and wife are visiting
Mrs. Newey's mother, Mrs. Calista VIII
bur.
John Morrison, OF Lewiston, 10 visiting
His brother William, who is preaching
here.
Schools will close this week, except the
Mill school, which will continue . week
longer.
Miss Matte Jellison, who has bee n
working in Ellsworth, is home while her
mother, Mrs. Elmira Jellison, ia Visiting
her son Herbert in Massachusetts,.
Nov. q. GEM,
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died in 1875. In 1900 he went with his
daughter to Winchester, retiring from his
business in the West. He leaves daugh-
ter-Mrs. John +. Emery, and three
grandchildren Hiram w. Emery, I'd,
Rachel and Margery Sullivan Emery.
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but when he returned the man was gone.
The BODY was recovered Sunday morning.
to the settlement, and found his name to
be Eugenio Levy, supposed to belong in
Switzerland. The manager at the quarry
says Levy had acted strangely for several
weeks, and thought It . case OF suicide
from insanity. The dead man belonged to
the union, and probably will be buried by
that body.
Nov. %. MINI.
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Rufus Bridges has moved into the house
he recently purchased.
Omar Eaton and wife, OF South Bluehill,
are visiting relatives here.
Ahira Bridges, who has been employed
on the steamer Pemaquid,is home.
Frank Bridges has moved his family
from White island, where they spent the
summer.
Mrs. L. B. Bridges and daughter have
moved from Seayille, where they spent the
season, Mr.. Bridges having . fish trap
there.
Nov. %. B,
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH CASTING.

Jay Dodge is recovering from typhoid
| fever.
Miss Leah Perkins, who has been very
| ill, is improving.
Frank Perkins is working for Howard
Lowell on the Hooper farm.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach has gone to Castine
to visit Mrs. Charles Devereux.
Mrs. Frances Devereux is with Mrs.
Julia Littlefield for few weeks.
Mrs. Ira varnum, of Castine, was . re-
cent guest OF Mrs. Alma Perkins.
Daniel Web-te who has had his houSe
clapboerded, is painting it.
Frank Webster, fireman OF the steamer
Anna Belle, is home for the winter.
A missionary concert was given by the
Sunday school at Bethany chapel Sunday
evening.
G. Z. Ludlow, who has completed the
foundation for his new house, is now
erecting the frame.
Mrs. Joseph Laid has returned to South
BrooksviIle after visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Everett Redmsn.
Misses Annie l.. Dunbar and Annie b.
Conner are at home from their schools in
Penobscot for two weeks vacation.
Miss Posey wardwen is spending the
high school vacation with her parents,
Fred F. Wardwell and wife.
Greyson Webster is in the trapping
business. He caught i've skunks one
night last week, which he sold for five
dollars.
The school in the Dunbar district,
taught by Miss Hattie Dunbar, closed
Friday. Interesting exercises were much
enjoyed by several visitors. Mrs. Mar
garet Hutchins, aged seventy five years,
was one OF the visitors, who owing to i'll
health had not been in the schoolhouse
for ten years.
Nov. y. L.
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Mrs. Mary DeMeyer, who has been visit
ing relatives in Ellsworth, is home.
Miss Flossie Bragdon Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harvey Bunker. Beechland.
A party OF twenty-one young people
spent Friday evening, Nov. Is, at De Mey-
er's camp. Those present were: Garlic
Woodwork. Earle Giles, Leslie Wilbur,
Clara Wilbur, Elsie Jeilison, MARY
Dyer, Muriel Wilbur, Madge Moon,
Lizzie De Meyer, Walter Murch,
Elwood DeMeyer, Fred Joy, Efiie King
man, Aldisde Williams, Pearl Wilbur,
Irving Dinsmore, Morris Kingman, Wal
ter Dyer, Ralph Joy, Lyman and Alvin
Wilbur. &a
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Looks Like Murder .

The body OF Alphonse Cyr, Of Grand
Falls, N. b., was found Monday in the
woods In PiscAtaquis county, where bc
was employed in the lumber campo. He
had been shot through the breast. Cir
cumstances suggest murder. A rife,
money and tobacco which he was known
to have had with him. were missing.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Moulton Cooper 10 in Rockland
visiting relatives.
Miss Lettie Carter, who has been teach
ing at Penobscot, 10 Ut home.
Roland Carter, who has been in Port
land hospital for treatment, is home.
Maurice Lufkin, of North Brooksviile, ID
visiting his grandparents, D. A. Bridges
and wife.
Nov. q. B.
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VVyBE subscriber, Edward r. Willcutt ne' an.
Il gfves notice that he has been au ,ss *
pointed executor Of the last VIII anu
ment Of ,ou.csET
LYMAN d. wILLCuTT. late Of Cob A ls,h n
in the county Of Norfolk. CommonTn, o a as
the law directs. Not being . resident o. sA +
81 ste Of N inc, he has appoin,.d Msine.
Parker, whose address 10 Bloehlli' re"aired
his agent In said state Of Maine, as s;'s de-
mands against the estate Of said deee.,Isment
desired Z present the sane Tor ssass,ed to
and all indebted thereto are
make pay ment Immediately. ExR.
EDwAaD r. WILLcurI'
i Hovemb Der a 1909.
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Baskrupt's Petition for Discharge.
In the matter OF

L : e s S;s:; is & s..s,-'''
To the Hon. Clarence Hate. Judge OF the Dis
trtct court Of the United States for the Dis
GHARLEs HOYr EMERY, Of Eden, in
~ the county Of Hancock, and State OF
.. nts. that on the 3ath day q August. las.
past,he was duly adjudged bankrupt under me
Acts Of Congress- relating ~ bankruptcy that
,. hs asiy 2, IN MS R,oP son
piled with all the requirements Of saia acts
and Of the ordersof court touching his BANK
Wherefore be prsys that be may be de.
creed BY the court 10 have : full discharge
from all debts provable against bis estate
under said bankruptcy acts, excep saen aso''
cnAxLxs Horn EMEnY,
Bankrupt.
DIsTRicr OF MAINE -. ,
On this a7th day Of November. a. d. iSs' on
reading the foregoing petition. II is
upon the same on the i7th day Of December,
. d. 1909. before said court ~ Portland, ~ salo
district. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon; and thAl
notice thereof be published IN the Eilswo ~,
American, newspaper printed in sara ais
trict- and that all known creditors, and otnsi
persons In interest. may appear at the SAL. sala
time and place. and show cause ., II any ,o mia
not be granted
And II 10 further ordered by the court. thai
the clerk shsil send by mail 10 az kn NOV,
creditors copies Of said petition and this oraei,
Addressed ~ them at their places OF residence
- stated. -.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale
Judge Of the ssid Court, and the seal thereon,
at Portland. in said district. on the 27th das
Of November. . d. 1909. c,.r
II. 81 JAMES e. HEwgy, Clerk.
true copy OF petition and order the1 ,oh
Attest:-JAMgs e. HswEY, Clerh.
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~ th4 will Of Charles 7. How, the hand
Sune tn{ct Of land commonly known -
l1e.D 1ark has been left to the town OF
Tor public park. The park has had
bubble use for many years, by the
- Aess Of Mr.. How, having been ssSf
aDstl Ramee and other gatherianent1-
- ws that it is to bone.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

John Montgomery, of Bucksport, the
yu1sfan marine engineer, for nearly fifty
baxs employed ON Penobscot river tow
sts, died Sunday, .eged ssventy-six
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Bank Statement.
Bank Stattment.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Union TRUST COMPANY.

ELLSWORTH. NOVEMBER s, 1900.
JoHH A. Peters. President.
HRHBy W. CUsHMAN. Vice president
LEONARD NJ. Moons. Treasurer.
HENRY 81. HiGGISs, Asst. Treas.
DIREcToRs: L. A. Emery, A. W. King, J.
Q. Whitney, B. b. Havey, b. 81. Gray. w. r.
Campbell. 3. p. Lawrence, F. L. Hodg kins.
4. p. Spofford, w. A. HAvey, L. B. Hoimes .,
J. B. Graham, Eugene Hale. J.. A. Peters, n.
0allert. n. W. G ushman. =. G. Nash. 2. A.
Chandler, B. ~. Pike. n. w. Sargent, e. G..
Merrill. A. 3. CrAbtree, A. e. Mace.
EXECUTIVE BoAnD: L. A. Emery. A. w.
King, J. y Whitney, ia. Peters, u. 0sllsrt,
II. w. Cushman.
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10 In.

! TN East Starry. have 10 let for very low
| l. rent. small cottage house furnished. I
| wish TO let same TO . small family: tenant may
use the wood and coal In woodshed free OF
| charge. HAaay L. CRAsrRsK, Ellsworth.
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JHantfn.

GHanten.
>-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~.~-N-0- N-N-~~NAN.N-N.~-N
TlAMILY wAsHINGs. Apply 10 Mas. W.
y n. HoPEINs. Liberty ST.. Ellsworth.
EARMERs and children to cut baisam Or
T. tvtgs. For particulars address PINE
PILLOW Co.. Wood building. New York, N. Y.
MAN around 50 to look After our business
Nx In unoccupied territory. Special In.
ducement, permanent @. h. Bun8 4 Co.,
Nurserymen. Manchester. Conn.
DALsAM FIR TwIGs-we pay ei.oo per
ID hundred weight for large quAutities.
We use the new growth, end pieces, with buds
ON. Send -four or 6ve pieces Of the kind you
will cut for dolla-. by hrst mail, 70 BALKAN
PrLLow Co.. New York. n. Y.
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Go TO Dunstan's, Laurium, for baby
and doll cutters, low prices. 80