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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06

Xmas gifts. You can find the best
selected stock OF fire cut glass China.
and silyerware at caldwell's Jewelry
Store. 3i4
Mrs. Oliver McGee, after a few days
visit TO relatives in this city. left yes
terday tor CalYer; Junction to join her
husband. Mr.. Niece Is an operator
for the I. a G. \. and has recently
been transferred from sioneham 10
calvert Junction.
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son returned TO Hearne yesterday.
W. w. Warren was In the city TO.
day from his home near wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Astin returned
10 their home In the bottom this morn.
ing.
W. y. Connolly arrived from Austin
yesterday TO visit his daughter at villa
Maria.
Natter Dec. 10th we will make a
charge for engraving. ]. NJ. Caldwell.
3i4
Phone 2ce your December orders
Tor feed-prompt service Is our mot.
TO- 3is
For Sale or Rent-My residence.
Apply TO Mrs. W. r.. Johnson, Phone
81. ana
Capt. A. J. searcy left yesterday
for Waco to attend the Masonic Grand
lodge esu.
Miss. Leila Andrews OF Union nm
returned this afternoon from a visit
Ia Dallas.
Mrs. l. J. DeTden returned this after.
neon from an extended visit TO rela.
tiyes In Dallas.
We make speciality Of dry clean
ing ladies' made suits and skirts. Parks
a waldrop. 3I3
New shipment OF mems fancy vests
Just received for the holidays at
Parks a waldropls 3l3
Buy you one OF those fine Harvard
watches at Caldwells Jewelry Store.
They are Dingers" 3ii |
A. l. Smith Of smetana, was n
pleasant caller at the Eagle office
while In the city today.
Miss Cora Dulaney returned to her
home at Fountain yesterday after Wis
ting friends in this city.
Miss Hattie Haltom returned TO
Benchley Yesterday after visiting rel.
aiiyes here for few days
Mr and Mrs. } !. Potts and children
returned 10 Waco today after visit
lng Nr and Mrs Chas. Patterson.
Mt and Mrs " G. Boyett came In
from the College yesterday afternoon
to attend the Eiks memorial services.
G. p, Colep'an departed today for
bis 5ome s,cnnyon City. Colorado. n.
ter lS1dng Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~. collier
Afs D. W Crook arrived yesterday
from Mississippi 10 visit Or. and Mrs
r "a Harrison and Miss Maud Nicol
Fresh bread rolls and fancy Baking
ready every mo ni0g for breakfast
a. Mrs. Otto Boehme
Two first class aiiors. means you
geo your pressing. cleaning or repair.
ng when promised AZ Parks a Wal
Drops gls
Miss Marguerite Quinn returned 20
her home in San Antonio today after
i pleasant visit with Mrs T. X. Law
renee.
II YOU press your suit with your
.est rirl It's liable 20 cost you some.
hlng We only charge soc. Parks a
Naldrop si3 =
We have a large stock OF corn. meal,
hops. bulls and alfalfa on hand
Phone 2e6 your orders. Hunnicutt's
Feed Store. 3is
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RAiLRoAp TIME CARD.

d, d. Knox visited MIllIcan yester.
John Henry was in the city today
pm Edge.
John W. Wiley was in the city todsy
pm Tabor.
W. II. McMichael OF Tabor vas IN
wn today
". y. Elglish Of steep Hollow vas
the city today
,. a. Murray was IN today from bis
bmo az Reliance
Al. Cook and son OF steep Hollow
ere ln the city today.
SIS. Wade Cox returned yesterday
|fom q visit 90 Calvert.
We press your SAT- for Coo. Phone
aS. Parks Waldrop. 8is
August Thompson was In the clty
oday from the College.
J. p Royder OF Wellborn was In the
iiy between trains today.
Tom Gloss and Jas Wilson. Dr.. we're
b the city today from Edge
w. A. slngietary Of Tabor called on
he Eagle while In the city today.
c. \. shealey and G. c. Morgan OF
.eliance were IN the city today.
Mound City Paints may cost a tri.
IL more. but r. J. Jenkins. ~
Mrs. Matte Han returned today
rom a visit to her ester at Cuero.
I'M. and Mrs. Georfc Dunn and little
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A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRIST.
MAS PRESENTS.

A handsome set OF Haviland China
$500 and up.
Carlsbad China sets 500 to $3.50.
Berry set s5c TO $1,000.
Very handsome chatting dish s4so 70
$1,000.
Rochester Coffee Percolator and all
kinds Of toys Come early while cur
stock Is complete.
dswS iiasweIl's Book store.
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MT. DESERT.

Fred Smith, who has been away all sum-
mer, is home.
Mrs. Mary A. Leland has gone to North
east Harbor to visit her SISTERS.
Schooner John B. Norris, Capt. Holmes,
il here discharging freight for r. H. B.
Fernald and others.
DR.. r. L. Grindle and wife have been
called to Surry by the death Of Mrs.
Grindle's brother, w. Roland Milliken.
Mrs. Clifford Richardson, who has long
been an invalid, died Friday. Mr..
Richardson and family have the syrs-
pathy of their friends. ~
Mrs. Agnes Hill Bridges, ys,sao with her
little daughter Dorothaa, has spent the
summer with hc-,pArents here, has re-
turned to Ati;Ahtic, Mass.
john NJ. Somes is making extensive
repair on his saw mill. The largest and
81 spruce and pine logs to be found in
the county are sawed at this mill.
Nov. %. J.C.
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SUMAC.
SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Alta Emery has returned from an
extended visit in Charleston and Els
worth.
Mrs. Charles Bulger and children, Of
Bar Hsrbor, spent Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. Ceylon Emery.
Miss Edith Cunningham, OF Bar Harbor,
is spending her Thanksgiving vacation
with her aunt, Mrs. G. H. Hamor, at the
Ovens.
Mrs. Lorinda H. Wood has closed her
house and has gone to Hull's Cove to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. H. 8.
Mcfarland.
Miss Sadie Mcfarland, who has been
teaching at Smyrna Mills, has returned
home. She was accompanied by her
brother Irving, a student at Shaw's BUSH
ness college. Miss Mcfarland will return
for her second term OF school after the
holidays.
Nov. q. K.
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WEST HANCOCK.

School will open Monday, Nov. %, Mrs.
Irving Peaslee, teacher.
Miss Myra Young, who has been en-
ployed in Bangor, is at home.
Miss Almena Wakefield, Of Holden, 10
working for Mrs. Watson K. Springer.
Mrs. H. c. Milliken and son Fred re-
Gently made short visit to relatives in
Surry.
c. P. and Arthur Graves, David Lowell,
Walter Clark, OF this place, and E. Rowe
Of Ellsworth, have gone up country hunt
ing.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler went to Boston to
attend the wedding OF her daughter, Miss
Evelyn, Nov. 25, to Harris Taylor, OF New
York.
Mrs. Lorenzo Linscott, who has been
very ill, is improving. Her daughter, Mrs.
Alberta Holland, Of Carmel, has been car
ing for her.
Nov. q. SUMAc.
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scales u $50 pounds and few 1t 500
pounds, with number OF smaller ones.
Nov. "a. CH'EsEI.
BIRCH HARBoR.

Frank Wooster, Of Bar Harbor, visited
friends here last week.
=. L. Pettee and family are home from
Seal Harbor for week.
Saturday evening there was q quiet we'd
ding at the home Of b. r. Cow perthwaite,
when their youngest daughter, Ethel, and
Gilbert Gerrish, Of Winter Harbor, were
married in the presence Of the family and
intimate friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. &. 8. Drew. After con-
gratulations, refreshments wers served.
Nov. ~. C.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

The embroidery club met with Mrs. Eve
Scammon Wednesday.
Miss Halle Young spent Thanksgiving
with her parents at Surry.
Scion Long, OF BluehilI, was guest Of
P. w. DeBeck and wife last week.
DR.. q. T. Merriman is at Frank Brad
bury's where he has dental parlors.
Irwin Springer has returned from . sue
cessful hunting trip at Spec pond and
vicinity.
West franklin takes the lead OF the
town in big hogs, quite number tipping
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b
Josiah ssinson was injured quite
severely by his horse kicking him in the
face.
Mrs. Leander Allen received the sad in
telligence of the death OF her mother,
Mrs. Thompson, at Rogue Bluffs this week.
Mrs. Arthur Waite, Of Salem, Mass, who
has been at the home OF her parents, Paul
Small and wife, through the summer, il
very i'll.
Mrs. Carman and little daughter
Christie went to Boston Monday for .
weeks stay. Harold Carman is boarding
with Mrs. Howard PIERCE while his
mother is in Boston.
Miss Piasted, Of York, who il teaching
ct North Stonington, gave . little enter
tainment at the schoolhouse Thursday
night. Pupils and parents regret that she
will not come back for the winter. she
has Z school nearer home.
Nov. 22. II.
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aoRDoN-spRINoER.

r. home Of Theodore Bragdon and wife
~ ~ scene OF pretty Thanksgiving
wsd1fne, when his granddaughter, Miss
xAtn Ethiyn Gordon, became the bride Of
WExrsd Curtis Springer. Both young
uerpks are well known in the village, and
- derry Idly popular.
V house was tastefully decorated in
=, special attention being paid to the
y; in one corner of which was the
ander which the couple stood as they
tolned in wedlock. The bride was
I'D in a dress OF white batiste trimmed
land embroidery and valenciennes
1 Il ~ pianist Of the evening was Miss
- Bragdon, and to the strains of
grin, the party entered the psrlof.
ride was escorted by her grand
Mr.. Bragdon, who gave her away.
remony was witnessed only by
- and immediate friends, and was
ned by Rev. P. A. A, Killam, Of
nth, using the ring service.
the congratulations, refreshments
prved by Misses Floris Gordon, Meta
er. Marcia Gordon, and Gladys
b. As tokens of the esteem in
hey were held, many beautiful and
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AMERICAN has ssbscribevs al lot
~ post oNces IN Ha~cock cc~sty.
~ ether papers IN the Coxnty cow
~ mot reach 90 navy. THE AMERI-
Y not tAe only paper printed IN
s1k oos~ty, and has nsser claimed to
= = e ths only paper that car prop
- called a COUNTY paper; al the
~ msveiy local papers. The circxla-
THE AMERICAN, BARRING the Bar
Ut Record's summer tSst, - larger
ttat Of all the other papers 1 rsntsd
sscock county.
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Nov. 70.
NORTH HANCOCK.

Arthur Lounder, wife and daughter Les
sic visited at Chester Lounder's last week.
Misses Rena and Myra Springer will go
to Lamoine to-day to teach the former at
Lamoine Point; the latter at North La
moline.
Mrs. W. E. Tracy, Miss vernie Tracy
and Elfreda McGown, of Franklin, and
Mrs. Bertha Wilbur, OF Bar Harbor, were
recent guests o; Mrs. Charles Googins.
Nov. g. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-01

Light, heat and power in any quantity
endless and ct low cost without the ex.
penditure Of pound OF fuel OF any kind
BY merely touching button. Coal mines
may become exhausted, wood may become
priceless, natural gas may be used up
other artificial heat and power producers
may become extinct, rivers may run dry,
but this power will remain inexha usti Bile
- It has been from the beginning OF time.
FOR TIE TIDES HAVE BEEN HAIR
MESSED.
The dream OF centuries has come true,
and this giant force OF nature will be very
shortly doing mans bidding in thousand
activities At cost that wilt BE- weil-nigh
revolutionary.
The power thus created can be trans
ferred hundreds OF miles from the source
OF supply, furnishing heat, powcr or light.
Big railroads can be run with il or your
home can be heated or lighted.
II sounds like . fairy tale, Q dream OF
the night, but so did tho story Of the
telephone only . few years- ago. When
Marconi announced that he could send
kilograms across thousands Of miles Of ses,
with storms raging, without the use Of .
cable or wire or anything Of like nature,
he was merely laughed at.
Today Zeppelin dies his dirigible bal
loon for nearly thousand miles and the
Wrights with their heavier than cir aero
planes have solved the problem Of the
navigation OF tho air.
The apparently impossible has happened
20 many, many times that it h bold man
who to-day says: "That can't be done.n
And 90 In this also true OF the tidal
power. The tides are to DO made to do
whatever work man sets for them to do.
They have been harpessed 70 do mans
will
Power IL king. Without power industry
would stand still. This Company controls
the patents on power proposition which
controls the largest source Of power in the
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DORCHESTER LETTER.


a 'ne nome 81 S~pt. JON r 1-oooin'
- "oun' Au ourn street, esm-
1853 "-'s.' sao' ~ss, ON weonesoaJ
~ se'aome ~eooing' ~nen .neii
f2"s hVs ~, was married te
rrinRie, Oh EAST Sanrey' y. n, oy
w. Alien stockoAle' OF tne Union Con
gresationai cnarcn, BOSTON, MISS hoooins
- ~ei' nov ~ SCUM i'eer isie anu s'cin-
ity, ~nere sne spenos nef summers ~ net
oio nome' though ior quite NUMBER OF
ye.rs sne nAs resaueu IN ~" ol'aso' i'
riinsie, 700 !" ~eh known u south Deer
.'ie' - ne nA' spens ms summer sss~''o"
there iof several years. ana nss maze
".ny "sr" i'Nnos ing o.'ue ~.s
pecoinl.siy s"neo IN o.a'ui ris
gown "a iaoe over ~hse sAin' Aons
tnoSe present oes'oes sne Psse"es "ele
r.snN T. noooshs, ~A'e .nu wv en.iuien'
VI ni.sS' MISS E 'oy' - os.on'
anu 'liss o Al'o~, u ouse.
mere were many oesa.hw ana useiui
presents iroln most y .osins enu''
Mf. ana MRS fiineie ie" Boston in.nAs
kn.ns u.s ior 'ne'l non's ~ l'As' ssnies'
Anu WIZ w W housekeeping ~ onoe' -
tnelr nome u Az reaoy 'os tnem.
Mls' LARA D Fierce, ~so - IN mos.
pitai In noADory, 10 ginning rspioiy, s"o
ner many ifienos VIII oe gao 10 know
tnat tne surgical operseAoa sne nas i..ey
unoergone mas oeen sccess'uA. "s'
fierce oaogneer ano nusoAno' Sn.ries
smith ana VIE, VisiIee neI TINS week, =
ALSO mas ner sisser' Mhs. L. Va. Aoss9S'
mrs. NnesSer nopuioe spens Ans
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SWANS BLAND.

Harold Smith was home Thanksgiving
from Yarmouth academy.
Mrs. =. w. Greenlaw and son Keith
have gone to Portland for the winter.
Fay Stinson has returned from Rock
land, where he has been taking care Of
Raphia Smith.
HRS. D. e. Burns has been spending .
few days in Atlantic with ner daughter,
Mrs. s. w. Joyce.
Schooner Radiant has returned, after
having been engaged in trying to float
the Clark at Islesboro.
Nov. %. SPEC.
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INDI IN POINT.

Miss L. H. Pray is spending few weeks
with Mrs. j. y. Heath at Somesville.
Mrs. Mary Lurvey, Of Southwest Har-
Dor, is visiting Mrs. B. II. Higgins.
George Richards, who has been en-
ployed at Bar Harbor during the season,
is at home.
Miss Mollie Williams spent the week
end with Miss Henry, who is teaching
here. Miss Williams left for her home at
Dark Harbor Monday.
Nov. 2. II.
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seds OF Doan's Kinney Pills,
llsworth kidney sufferers,
made their local reputation.
= lies in the testimony of Ellsworth
VINO have been cured to stay cured.
kmr L. Frazier, OF Hancock st., ElIs-
Me-, says: .Since publicly recon-
|t6g Doan's Kidney Pills in 1905, l
- no occasion to uss a kidney rem
Time has proven the wonderful
~ derived from Doan's Kidney Pills
and ia all oCh-r cases where
Kidney Pills have been used on
characterization. relief mas followed.
Id a great deal from oackache, and
lard days work couid not sit ia
NJ any length OF ti'ns. The first
PANS Kidney Pills, procured from
|7rug store, gays a. relief, and l
taking ie rsnsty until all
Il Nv troable had disappeared.
" All teaier-. 'rar 30 cents.
Il IS [arn Co.. 8a fsio New York,
& a for the Unised 5tatas.
1ber the name-D ans IAN take
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CAPE RosgER.

Mrs. Thurston Blake, Of Belfast, is visit
ing friends.
Blanchard Gray has gone to New Haven
on business.
School begins Monday, Mrs. Wilfred
kedman teacher.
, s. d. Gray and wife spent Thanksgiving
in Castine with their son Ernest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford have gone to
Bethel, VT, to visit William Clifford.
Mrs. Fred Carver left for Pennsylvania
Saturday, to see her mother, who is criti-
cally i'll.
Eugene Redman and wife have returned
to New Haven, Conn.,, after . short visit
with friends here.
Nov. %. G.
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world, An insxhaustible supply, such - NO
other form Of power possesses.
With the tidal power no auxiliary steam
plant 10 needed, - the ocean never fails.
It Govern thEee- quarters Of the surface Of
the earth and its Irresistible rise and fall
has never and will never cease, and 20
long ~ the tiiss rise and fall twice every
twenty four hours, so long will this power
be available in endless quantity, 1t tho
lowest possible cost.
This Is the In sention In which You are
given an opportunity to become share
holder. 1t controls the greatest source Of
power in the world and one that no matter
how much it u used Ia mex haustihle and
renews itself foar times every twenty four
hours. Only . very limited amount Of
stock 10 offered Tor sais, snd subscrip tions
will be allotted in the order in which they
are received.
Send for literature describing in
technical detail tbs method. Patents al
ready secured in fifteen countries owned
by the parent company. We refer you to
any engineer OF repate. Can you afford to
delay?
We are Offering you limited number of
shares in the parent company at price
that brings 1t within the reach OF the
smallest investors. This matter OF Power
10 OF the greatest Importance. The power
question OF the world to-day has been
solved. The international Tidal Pow
er Company mot only brings into
being in tho United States 4 New
Source OF Power that 10 Cheap, Linn
itiess and Endless, but It does the same
thing All Over The World, wherever tide
rises and falls and the tidal basins result.
1t will take hundreds Of subsidiary compa-
MES to develop the power possibilities of
the SEQ coast OF tbs United States, and
each one OF these compani@s must pay
tribute to the stockholders OF the parent
company. II will take many hundred
companies to develop this tidal power of
the world, and each company 80 formed
will pay tribute 70 the parent company.
Every company licensed to use these pa
tents must swell tbs dividends OF the par
cnt company.
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HALL QUARRY.

Miss Annie Reed, who was in town .
few days last week, has returned to Bar
Harbor.
Charlie Grindie and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of daughter,
born Nov. q.
Mrs. John Mcdonald was in town last
week, to move her furniture to Camden,
where she will live this winter. William
Dandy has rented her house here and has
moved in.
Nov. p. BRIAR.
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DUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Spt. Edward Dyer lost . valua BILE COW
week.
-: L. G. Bragdon is spending . few
lin Bangor.
Jonas Bragdon and wife are in towr
the winter.
p. Matilda Pomeroy, OF Hancock, il
ling relatives here.
p. Phebe Havey is visiting her daueh-
Mrs. Esther Donneil.
Ssie, daughter Of Henry Bragdon and
\ 10 Ill of scarlet rash.
=. Albert Mclaughlin spent Thsnks-
% with her parents at Machias.
be Alta Blaisdell was ct home from
session during the Thanksgiving re-
fman Beal, who has been teaching ct
ield, is spending his vacation at
sport.
lncipal Foss, OF the high school, had
lanksgiving guests at the Relay house,
rife and yeung daughter.
. ladies' aid society will serve supper
z vestry Tuesday, after which will be
ture in the church by Rev. w. F.
~, Of Ellsworth. 4
IS Written, former assistant .x;oh
pl teacher here. now . st.srt -
%, spent the Thankse; ~ -sc...
her sister, the prese2t assistant.
= Della Bragdo.who ~. c,o..d !.
cnool = Scotland, left Saturday
acn ss Lag lange. Her sister, Miss
~ lied her to bangor.
mi affair Friday evening was the
bzise party to DR.. and Mrs. c. J. Wat
Who were presented with set Of
aees Cake and cocoa were served.
II. Mary A. Bragdon left for Hallow-
to care for her sister-in- law,
= kunice Crimmin, who is confined to
-. Miss Susie Swan accompanied
4 waterville.
~. Elvira Clark, . highly-respected
-, died Saturday morning after .
4 dlness, following months OF failing
~. Her only son Frank, with whom
HuDd, has been devoted in his care OF
! md the daughters, Mrs. Clough and
J. Dunbar, have been faithful in their
liGtrations. The funeral service was at
Mothodist church Monday afternoon,
/. q E. Bromley officiating.
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BRIAR.

Charles Grindle is in town from Hurri-
cane Island, where be has been employed,
on visit with his family. Charles and
the birth of a daughter, born Nov. 70
ruth May.
Nov. %. BRIAR.
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BRIAR,
BLUEHILL FALLS.

Allie Friend is home claiming for the
factory.
Pierce Candage has gone to Massachu-
sets for the winter.
Leon Chapman, of East Bluehill, is
working for A. Duffee.
Nov. q. CRUMBS.
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Mrs. s. Joyce, Claremont. N. H, writes:
about a yea. ago ! bought two bottles Of
Foley's Kidney Remedy. 1t cufeu me of
we're case Of kidney trouble OF several years
standing. 1t certainly is grand, good
medicine, and heartily recommend it," :.
pARcHRR
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SPEC

Dec. 7 and are the dates for the hold
ing OF the Christmas sale Of the ladies' aid
society.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Dec.
IA and ID, are the dates for the Concert Of
Nations, and interest in the event seems to
be undated. Owing to the limited seat
ing capacity Of the hall, the committee
has decided to give the entertainment two
nights. The next rehearsal will be held
Friday; Saturday at 8 .. M, the children's
rehearsal. The rest OF the day will be
given over to the principals.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-01

Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years.
No appetite. aud what lid eat distressed me
terri bly,. sardock Blood Bitters cured me-"
~ n, Walker, SunburysOhio--
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Anstin Chatto has sold his sloop to
Arthur Gray, OF Bluehill. Mr.. Chatto left
last week for the woods to work.
Nov. 70. CRUMBS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-01

Don't let the baby suffer 3rom eczema sores
or any itehins II the skin. sDoan's Ointment
gives inst ut lief. cures qsickly. Perfect y
safe for chruren. All drugghrs sell it.-Adpt.
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1h.... worth Rem- NIB rang

Whenever you have a cough or cold, just re-
mem Der that FoIey's Honey and Tar will cure
il. RENE Der the name, Foiey's Honey and
Tar, ana refuse substitutes. q. A. pAsnHsR.
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GENERAL OFFICE. 81 STATE ST. BOsTt
HOME OFFICE, All MAIN ST, ROCKLAND \

Weber,
s' - -' -.-"-
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Mep,eal.
Ids Not Words

rth People Have Abso-
Proof Of Deeds at Home.
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Advertisements.
International Tidal Power Co.
Capital $1.5oo,ooo, Consisting Of 1,5oo, 900 Shares
Pa Value $l.oo No Beads No Preferred Stock

Titles Patents from the United States Foreign
incorporated under the WI Of he Of Maine.
Stock full paid and n-asse
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/ words but deeds that prove true