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anh1tisrmruts.
For Dyspepsia.
anhuttseulsut&.
You Risk Nothing by Try.
ing This Remedy.

we want every one troubled with in
digestion and dyspepsia to come to our
'.ote and obtain box OF Rexall Dyspep-
sia Tablets. They contain Bismuth-sub-
nitrate and Pepsin prepared by process
which develops their greatest power to
overcome digestive disturbance.
hexan Dyspepsia Tablets are very pleas
ant TO take. They soothe the irritable,
weak stomach, strengthen and invigorste
.ne digestive organs, relieve nausea and
Indigestion, promote nutrition and bring
about feeling Of comfort.
II you give RexalI Dyspepsia Tablets .
reasonable trial, We viii return your
money, II You are not satisfied with the
result. Three sizes, % cents, 80 cents and
ana N.o. Remember, you can obtain
ne1an Remedies in Ellsworth only ct our
s'ore-The Rexan Store. e. @. moore.
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SURRY

Charlena Smith is visiting in town.
LIZZIE Gray is teaching in East brook.
Jay Galsison and wife are in Augusta.
William Conary is employed in Bar Har-
Dor.
Will Carlisle lef, for Bar Harbor Mon
day.
Bessie Treworgy is working for S. A.
McGraw.
Lemuel Fowler was called here last
week by the illness of his father.
Little Lucy Gray is spending an indefi-
mite time with her grandmother. Mrs.
Mary Ella Gray.
George Clark and Linwood Curtis left
Monday for Northeast Harbor, where they
have employment.
Mrs. j. 5 Horton, with three children,
Of Bar Hsrbor, is visiting her parents,
George Sperry and wife.
Mrs. Bessie Billings has returned to her
home in Southwest Harbor, after visiting
her mother for several weeks.
Schools commenced Monday with the
following teachers: East Surry, Mrs. W.
B. Tracy North Surry, Ella Jarvis; West
Surry, first district, Alton Carter, second
alstrleJ, MyrA Ellington; Rich's corner,
Mabene Cars tsubstitutel; village gram
mar, Winfred Clark; primary, Lena
Sperry.
April %. ANON.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLuEHIIL.

Mr.. Mills has been IN town rev days.
charles Greene and family are living in
Frankfort
Fred Graves has removed his family to
Winterport.
r.a ladies' Congregational circle will
r,set April g in the Wesley.
IT, Harbour. who bought the Slower
.o,,sge last year, Was here recently.
n. BROOKS and Miss Eleanor Brooks
80 spending short time at their cottage.
The annual meeting Of the ladies'
,,h-.,v association will be held May Q in
the library.
rss ladies' Baptist circle was enter
,.ined April u in the chapel by several
young ladies.
BENJAMIN Curtis is having considers BILE
xork done on the grounds around his
.rmmer nome, 6 landscape gardener being
in charge OF the worS.
good game Of base ball was played at
Mountain park April 3, between Bucks-
,,o-t seminary team and the academy
boys. The visitors won the game by a
scors Of "a. Townsend, who has played
Arst base on the academy team, is doing
coed WORK as pitcher this year.
There was large attendance of Re-
bekahs and odd Fellows at the morning
service in the Baptist church Sunday,
when Rev. Charles Hsrgrove gave an able
and appropriate address The decorations
were tastciully made. At the back Of the
mint were the letters If. o. O. FL with
the dates '.isi9-laio''. and Just below
three links. These were all in green.
Pink and green were selected for the floral
oolors. The music was well rendered, and
the whole service not only enjoyable and
interesting, but helpful and encouraging.
April %. Nj.
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Eastern Steamship Company

Steamer ..BooshhAy leaves Bar Harhor 10
. n. Mondays and Thursdays for Seal Hzrhcs.
Northeast Hsres-. ..So1Eawezs Earhas. M2Hses,
Sson,zxrsa. ::SorsalHA ard Rcekiz1d. coz
nscs.rx viss steamer for Boston.
Lszve=gBsr Hzrco- u % noou, Tuesday and
FrsaAy fer Ssor;nEson. North Haven and Rock.
An6
Steamer Catherine Issves Blnehin iaes q n.
Mondays and Thursdays for South Blgeh.n.
Brooklin, Seixvsck. Deer Isle. sargenfviIle,
SsufA Brcoksvtlls. DARK HAroo- and Roekant.
ooanec<inx u.ss steamer for Boston.
LearesgBiassu is-ao roos. Tuesday and FIJI
CAY for Dee- Isle. sAryensville and Roekland.
RETURNING
Leaves Boston S p y. Norday Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday for RockiAnd-
Leaves Rcekiasd SIS Il. or on arrival OF
steamer from Boston. Tuesday. Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday for Bar Harear, Bluehill.
and inserusedtase hrdtngs-
Z. L. sxITH..Agenf. Bar HArbor.
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TRAMP.
sARGENTvuLE.

Joseph Ray. of Bangor, was in town ass
week.
Samuel T. Leach is smployed By Rusl r
Dority.
Elmer E. Cummings is in Portland On
business.
Mrs. Betsey Billings is visiting Mrs
Willis White.
Miss Jane c. II. Parker has returned to
her school in Gardiner.
Mrs. Frank Billings has been the guest
OF friends at South Bluehill
Mrs. Minnie BlaisdeIl spent part Of last
week with her mother, Mrs P 3. Billings
Mrs. Ganeeilo Herrick, who mas been
visiting relatives here, returned home last
week.
George V. Berrio. of Chariestoxn, Mass.
has been the guest of Eben Hinckley and
wife.
Mrs. E. o. Thwaites and Mrs. Josephine
Bunker spent part Of last week with rsla-
tives at South Brooksville.
April Is. SIN.
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HANCOCK sat- = probate court held at
Ellsworth. in and for said county Of Hancock,
OF the fifth day OF April. In the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
ten.
4 CERTAIN Instrument Purporsilg to be-
"A 8 copy es the last viii and testament Of
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. late Of the CITY
OF NEW YORK,
in the county Of New York. and State of New
York, deceased. and Of the probate thereof in
said county Of New York. daily theuticAsed,
having been presented TO the judge of pro-
bate for our said county Of Hancock tor the
purpose Of being allowed. filed and recorded
u the probate court OF our said county Of
Hanccck.
Ordered. That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein. by publishing
; copy OF this order three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed NJ Ellsworth. in said county OF
Hancock, prior TO the third day Of May,
- d. 1910. that they may appear NJ .
probate court then TO be held Al Ellsworth.
IN and for said county OF Hancock, At ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. and show cause, il
any they have. against the same
EDWARD &. CHASE, Judge Of Probate.
A true copy ot the original order.
Attest--T- F. AAHoxxY. Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EANcocx Ss--Ar : PROBATE eeu-S held st
Ellsworth, in zni fer said county ot Hancock.
On the fifth day Of April. il the year
o. cur Lord one thousand nine hundred snd
ten
4 CERTAIN instrument pnrporElns 70 be
"A a copy CT the Lass VIII and testament
and codici Of
ALICE OGSTON HARRISON, late Of ST.
NARYsS BEANBER.
in the county Of SaSssx. England. Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland, deceased. &nG Of
the proasse thereof in the probsts division Of
the High Court Of Justice of said England.
duly authenticated. having been presented to
the Judge Of probate for cur said county Of
Hancock for the purpose Of being allowed.
fled zrd recorded in the prohsts cours Of our
said county Of HANCOCK
Ordered, That notice thereof De given to
all persons interested therein, by puhiishins
3 copy Of this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Ellsworth American. s newspaper
printed 3. Ellsworth. IN said county o. Han
cock, prior to the third day OF Msy,
s. q. 1916, that they uSy sppsSr Sc pro-
bate eonrt then 10 be held ~ Ellsworth.
in and for said county Of Hancock. 81 ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II
any they have. against the same
EDWARD E. CHASE. Judge O. PROBATE.
A true copy o. the original order.
Artes.s-T- 2. MAEosxY, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE


EAxcocx sS~--Coz-e % c0zn.y CoEz5z-
siozsrx. 0s-roter Tern A. y. .ssa-
Upon the foregoing petition Tie er-Eis-
sscae-s being satisfied saxs the petitioners
Are responsible that Al zq0iry Iz-o tke
1a=rf-< Is sxp@szisz-. and sk4s TIE Ye-fziczsrs
c1xaz 20 Dc hard sozc1.lx the matter SET
torss IN ttesr petition.
C-x<~-Ta4- the cozzsy commissioners meet
~ The Eorzh line cs LAID q Eezhs1 HEseAi1s
On Wednesday. the Issa day os June. L. D.
.s-s, II ? n ofc1ock A. NJ And thence proceed 20
visw the route mentioned in sid petition
Immediately AFTER weicA view. hearing az
the rsar15ss 2z8 witnesses VIII ae AS6 ~ some
eserweasers place IN the vicinity. and s1ea
osAer Measures txksr IN thu premises As the
commissioners shall i1Sge rroP<r- And L Is
further
O--se-sl-TAAs notice Of the tine. place AID
2rr1cze Ct tie Cczz.sssc1erx' Meeting zsere-
said De xirez 20 Al persons and corporations
interested er serving Al ss-ezsed ecry cf me
petition and this order thereon. uPc1 tie
clerk OF the town Of Bzckzpcrs. 3 ike COPY
zpo1 2 p Saith o1s Of ths reci-Ss2srs.
And sy posting up ssses-ec copies -
aforesaid 1. three P1elic places N SAID scvz
seir-y 54ys ~ least before sse tine
appointed fer said Tieu. And BY rze-
lshi-S .he petition And order thereon
three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth
Arerica1- newspaper P1hfsnsd ~ Ell<-
worth. in the county Of Hancock. the frs:
Pzelicszica to DC thirty 62ys ., least before
the tine Of said visw. sa2z al persons And
ecrPc-xtsces interested cay attend And ee
heard they think ia
Asssss--Iozy ? KyovLrox. Clerk
A tine copy Of the petition and order tAersaa
Assess-@Josx 2 kSovIrox- Geek
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EAST SURRY.

Josephine Harding, who has spent the
past two months at VI. ID. Chattois, Will
return to her home at Corinna this week.
Hollis Saunders and wife, Of West
Surry. visited their son Frank here last
week. They were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Willsns-
Charles "a. Scribner, of Charleston was
in town last week TO look over the pros
poets for artesian wells Hiram Trewo-gy
and II. D. Chatto talk of having wells
bored,
April Is. c.
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EASTBROOK.

Mrs. Harold Kingman is very i'll Of
lung fever.
Ralph Jordan and wife, Of Ellsworth.
spent Sunday in town.
Jasper Wilbur has lately bought a
potato and orchard sprayer.
Mass, the past winter, Is home.
Mrs. Elmirs Jellison and daughter
Elsie, who have spent the winter in
Dorchester, Mass, are expected house this
week.
Mrs. Robert Gotr and her dsughter-in-
law, Mrs. Julia Colt, of Southwest Har-
Dor, made weekend visit with Mrs.
Robert Colts son, c. Mortimer.
April %. GEM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-27

TIE subscribers. SA=Cei ". Bates .. Bes-
Il ten. Sz1oik cclnsy. Ccz-ocwsAtte Ct
Massachusetts,. And Frank c. Bates. Of Brock
line. Norfolk corn-y. in szis ColzcawsAlsk.
hereby give notice that tier have been daily
appointed administrators with the Will AZ
aeIsG Of the estate ot
CHARLES 7. HOW, iase Of EDEN.
II the county Of Hancock, SsAse Of Maine. de-
ceased And given co2G< Is tie Law directs
Nos being residents Of the State ot Maine ~s
have appointed Lae-s B. Dssxy. os Eden.
Hancock county, State Of Maine. whose post
ot7cs address Is Bar Exr6or. Maine, IS our
agent and attorney for the purposes sp<ci-
fed in Section A. Chapter 81 OF the Be-
ylsei Statutes Of Maine. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased Are desired TO prsse1: the same Ter
settlement, and 81 indebted thereto are re-
srsx-e-i 10 make payment immediately
SANCgL w SArES-
April Is. lsts. FRANK C BATES
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SOUTH sURgY.


Miss Frances Ann Young s in very poor
health.
r. II. Harden, who has been sassrinx
with bad cold. is much better.
Mrs. Laura Colby, of Nj. Desert Ferry.
spent few days with her tashsr. Eazzr
Treworgy, recently.
osiiey Gray has contracted TO take the
pupils from this district to Rieass cuxnes.
school began this morning.
Mr.. Wilder was here . .sx dzy. lxss
week. He has sent a pair of ine horses
for the use of his family the coming sea-
son.
Howard Cunningham has employment
at Bar Harbor, and is boarding with VIII
ham Thorn and wife, who moved there
from surry recently.
Fred Coggins and Lyman Curtis,
with Ralph Collins and John II. Cur
tbs, OF Surry, left las, Tuesday 10 Joan the
yacht Emerald in Boston.
April .. n.xp.
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1sszI yssarn

70 the Eeasr=ste Cs1rs AZ fezn-y Cesszss-
sisssrs tss~ tao Csxztx e Essz-scs- neTs 30 BE-
Aossssz &c Ezlsaro~zar IN sssd Coxasy- tie
s~rs.z Tuesday ~ As-iz. A d 1916
ESFECFFCLLY represents Frzzk r.
III SEl1n- Richard P Hartman krG EsUasn
Sf-r<rs. <-iec<-ez Ct shs texa Ct Backs
Port. Il said eszzsyc
Ths. 50 -1cA OF the scuntF road. fsa.1irx
frcr ssis S1EkSrors SO Orriag-sz- ev Land %
Nathan Atxecss. As lies between the Sasersec-
ssoa Il tzss rcx1 And she road froz Backs
port through s1e Hexey ss-zzel41s near lSz<s
ee NKtexn Atwood and the zorsh lire as ksn<s
q Eezo<z Hutrt<z<- i raz o< corzzcc cor
vsrie1ce md necessity
TAS- TIE f1zseisxz-s ee sad S1ek<rcrs. n
thssr rerE1s- Annual meeting hs3S en- the
seventh 1xy 81 M&rcz- l. D Fs-9- zrle- q
vrcr~r x-s5G1s in their warrant voss.S xAxs the
ssIsex zez az said -c~r BE "a essrizsG to S4-
Gz<rezrIzzs saz- 5crzaez q sxiz read as Is
eseSssz TIE E1-srs@<trcG 1e tins road and Ire
r11e leading trcz 5zexspo-4 ter0xxa the
EeWsT settlement near Ix76 Ct SSzhaz AZ
seed ard he -c-re lizs 0t A11 o. Eszesz
Ez1eniEs
Wks-sfc-e roar petitioners ask 1hx. IA,
gsz-sle1 st SAID road IS - described 7cove e
1fscr zzSnzsd.
D2sss1 a. Backxpors tass swsEzy-z izfa Gay
&C Mxrch. A D -sEA
FF Sxr-z-
Z ?. HARTMAN,
z Z SEMg$oS.
Ssier-Es1 g BCExsvo---
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"John, John, /" whispered Mrs Gidgeley,
nudging her husband "Wha. IS III" ne
sleepily asked. ssThere's burglar in the
house. y "What do you want me toco-get
up and run the risk Of being killeds" No,
but if you find in the morning that some
body has gone Throughout pockets, don't
blame me.n
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Daniel Friend is very low.
Mrs. Abram Dutfee is out again after an
illness.
Austin Chatto is working at the Point
for r. o. Cnatto.
Mrs. Otis Candage Is working for the
Friend Brothers.
Ross Colson will not return to Bluehill
Falls this season. but will remain in Mas
sachusetts through the summer
April Is. CRCABs-
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Bah HARBoR TO BANGOR

Trains leaving Ellsworth Al rs = = and .
, u, Ard arriving 81 Ellsworth ffI4r = =. 10 =
p "a connect EisA Washington Co ~.
-S-ors OF signal 30 conductor.
eSsopx ouly &c Leave passengers trca points
eSx- Ct W&StSzg-c1 Junction
Stops 10 leave BAT nos 70 take passengers
Tnss~s-sias connect 81 RzzEo- vita sA-ough
trains On A&5z Line. &c and from Portland,
Boston and s. Johz-
Passengers are earnestly reszsS-ly 70 pro-
cure tickets before entering the trains and
especially Ellsworth 70 Falls sl5 Falls TO
EltSxcr-A.
? e BoOTHBY.
GSnS-Al Passenger Agent
NORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice Prs<i6ez. & General Manager.
Portland. Ne
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POOR, FOOLISH WOMAN,

She IL trying to improve her complexion hy
using face cream when the trou Die il IN the
blood II she does not read this, tell hsr,
some one, that Lanes Tea, the great laxative
and regulator, moves the bowels each day.
driving out ali Impurities from the blood and
making clear and beautiful skin Druggists
and dealers sell Lanes Tea Sc package
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WHAT BAcKAcHE MEANS.

Generally backache means that the kidneys
are diseased. II they are, do not waste mo-
Kidnets, the greatest Of kidney and b.ekache
remedies. Delay may mean fatai ending. %
Al not DELAY Druggists and dealers sell
Kionets At SOC . box, and guarantee salts
factor. results.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-27

THE subscriber HEREBY gives notice thai
i he has been daily appointed executor
OF the last will and testament Of
MARY A. FRANKLIN, late u SULLIVAN,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and given
bonds As the law directs AL per-
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired 20 present the
same for settlement, and all indebted thereto
ANsRosE SIMFsoS.
Srrf
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Sss<sex oxsess u per-ormsace to ssr,
posae 81 p~esssse IN tie advertisements
Of TEE AMERICAN.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice thst
i she has been daily appointed AdninissrS-
frix Of the estate Of
JOHN DIX, late Of SOUTHWEST HARB0R.
in the county of Hancock. deceased. and given
bonds IS the Law directs AL persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired 10 present the same for settlement.
and all indebted thereto are requested to
make payment Immediately.
VIENNA 5. LAwLzR-
So1fhwest Harbor. April "A. Isia-
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TEE subscriber hereby gives notice that
j. he has been duly appointed admin
iszrs,or % the estate of
JOSEPH : EMERSON, late Of PENoB-
SCOT.
in the county of Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds ~ the law directs AL persons
having demands sszins. the estate of said de-
ceased are desired TO present the same for
settlement, and all indebted sherrto are re-
eressed to make payment Immediately.
FORREST 3. Snow.
Blueeill. April Il. 1916.
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- ac 9As oSS1 o14s sFPoA1tS0 SdlniaAS-
traitor Of the estate OF
EMMA CARTER. late OF ELLSWORTH.
in the county Of Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds As the Law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased are desired 10 present the same for
settlement. and sll indebted thereto are re
Quested to make payment iEnediAtely.
VINCENT N. CARrxz.
Nicolin. Me-, April Ii. lsla
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THas mild soothing liquid. q. u. d.
Prsscrl ptlon- ssers the gxfrI itch With
the 6rsr druys- A prescription Of &c
knevle<txsc vaEze
Get . trial o-oexfe ST &c L viii take
awxy the itch rlxas away. ard roc viii
ske~r =Czndiy- We assxrx yaz perscnAfiy
Of the merits Of tnis r~zs<y: fox We
KNOW. E G. NoozE-
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help Of an assistant, WHO'S sxpexssa sAis
week.
April Is.
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TUE subscriber, George h Poor. Of Az
i dover. in the Commonwealth az Masss-
chEs-sss, hereby gives public notice thS- ne
las been duly appointed executor OF the l2sz
viil and testament Of
SAMUEL NJ DOWNS. late Of ANDOyER.
in The county o, Essex and CcunonvesIth ct
Massachusetts deceased, and given bonds As
the Law directs, sl6 kxs appointed George R.
Fuller. ESQ., Of Southwest Hsrbor. in the
county Of Hancock. and State of Maine,
his zEer. the Law directs AL persons
having demands against the estate of said
deceased zrs desired 10 present the same for
settlement and all indebted thereto Are re-
guessed TO make payment immediately.
April ) Isfe- GEozSx q. Pook-
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1sntaxzrzrA
MID uauD CURES EczHM-

skin Sufzkrers. Drop Greasy Saives
and Nasty Medicines
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THE subscriber, Erssrus :. Redusn. Of
Il Boston, Mass, hereby gives notice that
he has been duly appointed executor Of the
lSs. viii and Testament and coGIcii Of
JOHN g. REDNAN. late of ELLSWORTH.
in the eounty Of Hancock. deceased, no bonds
being repaired By Ehe terms Of said will sad
ttSz he has appointed John H BEesnshAn. Of
Ellsworth. Maine. bis agent in the STATE
Of Marie. s. required By Law. AL persons
having demands ssaiRss the estate OF said
deceased are desired 70 present the same for
settlement. and ali indebted thereto are re-
sEesse6 10 make payment Immediately.
Ar-il :. Isl0. ERssTCs 2. RzoNAS.
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Therapion may now be had in taste
Iess form
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Bishop and Clergy.

The Bishop was assisted by the fol
lowing clergymen: Rev. Canon Ault,
Rev. Canon osborne. Rev. Canon Simp-
son, Rev. W. Z. Potwine, Rev. \. L.
Hall Rev. w II. Fenton Smith, Rev.
d. Douglas Wallace, Rev. Leopold
Knoll, Rev. H. II. BIoor, Rev 7. f.
Saylor, Rev. Kong Yen Tet,~ Rev. Woo
zee Boo, Rev. Shin YIN Chin, Rev.
w. 5. Short.
Following the reading of the service
of the lesson taken out Of the epistle
to the Corinthians, and the singing of
the hymn, "Jesus lives. Thy terrors
now can no longer, Death, appaIl
US, Bishop Restarick delivered the
following address:
Here in these Islands, almost the
antipodes Of Britain, we men of many
nations are gathered in solemn memo
rial service for England 5 King. l
see before me men whose ancestors
were among the early settlers in Nir-
ginia, and men who are descendants
Of Puritans, who were among the Pill
grims in New England. | see men whose
birthplace was England, Ireland, Scot
land, Canada. Australia and the islands
of the Pacific. as we'll as those who are
sons of China and Nippon. Here where
is recognized as nowhere else. the fact
that God made Of one blood all nations
Of men to dwell on the face OF the
whole earth. we have come together
because the ruler Of the greatest En-
pre the world has ever seen has
been gathered unto his fathers.
We have assembled here to express
our sympathy with the Mother Coun-
try Of the English race in the loss
which has come to the British Empire
We Americans with English speech,
that solvent which makes of divers
peoples a united nation-we Americans
and Britains. with ideas and ideals
which come from a common language
and common literature: we citizens
Of two great nations who should, and
please God will, stand together for
righteousness. liberty and peace,-we
assemble to bear witness Of the sym
pathy which we feel for the Mother
land in the loss which has come to the
British Empire.
But further we assemble as men Of
many nations and many tongues to ex-
press our sympathy As men to fellow
men, as nation to nation to bear wit
ness of our sense Of loss which King
Edward : death is to the whole world.
When a man has strIyen rs ne has
for peace and good VIII among the ma
uonS; when by kindness and tact and
craftsmanship he has done 50 much to
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uFtSs' me VH!Hese representatives, Ia e
nov Eet received IL d uesisn lor d con-
9'laI 'tl-I u H. ne cols..lo- Ie,'i g ei',
'''I'e9 wore CIV man a''lie'
o1aclal Guests.
Seated opposite the lectern were Gov
ernor Frear and staff, Colonel Jones and
Surgeon-ueneru {. b. Cooper, National
Guard Of Hawaii: Chief Justice Hart
well. Justice Perry. United States
Judge \. q. N. Robertson, Under the
! lectrrn were seated HIS Britannia Ma
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They R0h0rD0SD2cIeB 0Dh, LID.
HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA.


HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection bills of exchange, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts :
general banking business.
The Bank receives Local Deposits
and Head Office Deposits for fixed pc
RODS.
Local Deposits $25 and upwards TO,
one year at rate of 40 per annum.
Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and up
wards for one-half year, one year, two
years or three years at rate of AN
per annum.
Particulars to be obtained on appli
cation
Honolulu Office-Bethel and Mer.
chant Streets.
NJ. TOKIEDA, Manager.
P o. Box 1853
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LOCAL SERVICES
FUR ROYAL DEAD

Confined from Page Omen
dress, the Chinese representatives have
not yet received design for a con
sular uniform, The consular represen-
tatiNes More civilian attire.