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The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
I0yTON COPPER LETTERS.

imported for The Times by Hayden
80 - CO.. March d.
ntferedl selling in the Boston cop
shares mas made for a Somewhat
&<er tone. Elthough the activity has
m cou1ned TO only. few issues
1I1y has been the worst loser. sell !
~ an. decline OF I "; Cal a.
- <nold AZ 472., which. IL four points
- ana = new low record price on
1novement North Butte was
NJ quite freely al 7sif., where con-
Bile sfock a. wanted Utah Cons
&een = feature OF strength. selling
a. IN advance OF a on rumors
v0rahl> properfy developments In
11o1triaf list Ann Agr1 Chemical
b1eu IN active feature and shows
1er&bIe rcsistance 10 the Eene<9s
rncy. selling AZ b7K. gain OF q
"a the home Investment issues.
- (ractionsily lower. are In a fair
.oorfed for The Times by Paine.
<nr}k Co. March =
n1on metal market opening easy.
e . ga a. on . Sd; futures Ssi
- cerDers opened quiet and
11rler today Calumet q HecIa
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
To Reply To Pr. ssrIseh.

John spsrso. Of New York. win
give lecture on Socialism" In Turn.
or hall. Thursday evening. March o.
Local Socialists announce that Mr..
6pargo will make a reply to the Rev.
NJ. l. Stritch."
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03

man so interested IN his work
that his pipe goes out. Is a man who
will succeed.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
LIVE STOCK.
FAST BUFFALo-openin
Dam ming A sfsv.ns, IT.. Sso-.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. March a.
Cattle: Receipts, cars: market,
slow; prime steers, S65O@675; butch.
er grades. S350@625
sheep and Lambs: Receipts, so cars:
market slow; choice lambs. $3.50
6.35; heavy, s5.25 q $50: yearlings. 800
s.59: wethers. s4509i75: ewes. $40
Hogs: Receipts. 20 cars. lower:
heavy, 81: workers., $7.50aT55; pigs,
s750mT60
Calves: S5GIO75 ~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03

God and doctor we adore on the
brink of danger-not before. The
danger gone. both are reouited: God
Is forgot the doctor sliRhted
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
EAST BUFFALo-C,o...

0EAST' BUFFALO, n. Y. March s.
Cattle: Receipts, ESQ head; market.
fairly active and steady: prime steers
Calves: Receipts 100 head markst
active and steady; Gull to choice. ssff
1885. Sheep and lambs: Receipts. I'D.
goo head: market. active and steady:
s5n6; yeariings. s5@5.50; sheep, s3m
t.S5. Hogs: Receipts, 800 head: ms r.
ket. fairly active: workers., sTS0d7.55.
PIGS N;SS; mixed. s74oa7l5 heavy,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03

Jes Printing Done ssiskt. Times
Printing Co, No. rs John Rest Cal
nAin liza ar City assk.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03

CHICAIIO, March S-Grafn Opening:
Wheat: May. unchanged: July. down
nc. May corn down &c; July down
y Q. May oats down &c; July unchang-
ed. Provisions unchanged
Noon: May and July wheat up &c
May and July corn unchanged. May
oats down NC; July down &c. Pro-
visions higher.
Close: May wheat up &c; July up
&c May corn down &c: July un-
changed. May and July oats down u c.
Provisions higher.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
NOTICE

sToCKHoLDERs' MEETING OF .DEL-
RAY CONNECTING RAILROAD Co.,"
Notice Is hereby given that the aa.
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Delray connectins railroad Com
pany- for the election OF directors and
the transaction OF such other business
as may come up before the annual
meeting. will be held At the office OF
the company In the City or Detroit,
at ! o'clock y. m.
BY order Of the directors OF the com.
J. ID. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the produce market at
the week end seems 10 be decided
showing up In the demand for poultry.
Receipts have at no time been large
and on this account dealers have been
past two days have seen an almost
complete loss or the demand. Butter
continues weak I'm tone. and receipts
OF eggs were large enough to make
the market a little shaky. Strawber-
ries are coming from Eouislana now
in 24-pint cases and the trade 10 look
ing for lower prices very soon.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03

From the prospectus Of the Michi-
gan Fruit company it would seem
that the company intended to grow
money trees instead Of fruit trees. II
I'VE could only put faith in the
'roseate estimates of dividends aud
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
ElBk[T ASSUMES
sTEADIER TONE
1vsring Of Shorts After First Few
Minutes Of Trxding Starts
An Upturn.


Amer Agri Chem s7z, Am Beet sug
-. ANAL Cop 81. Am q y 5s%, Am
90 on seA Am Ice s5h "a Am q, s mel
Am Wool ssiL. do pf s4ls. .Atch 1oIA,
HAN. Cen Leath so, Ches & o III a.. z
q 0f .Westr 81 y, C. N & 81 Paul li3Ss,
con- y lt uas i GSi Bei 4 Il fss 20 Den
~ Il 32, Dis Sec Cor 50. Erie 2sh. do
.t pf ~ 81 az 1rs "a * 6sn c ease Isi
4 Nash ils&, NJ. X s. L s2y. Leh Val
81 Nat Lead 5s%. N Y G 1865 \,
IsS%. Peo q q c 1os%. Press st Car
(. 7sisnd 20. do pf. SIS, South Pae l14A.
euth Ry ss, % Df ssh; Tenn tSoepe 81,
rom s25x, II Steel 75 81. do pr 11s%.
|U s Bonds los, vir-car Chem 6sh
Utah Cop ~, Wabash II. do pr s7h.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The tone
WAS nervous and unsettled at the
opening OF the stock market today
Union Pacific advanced half n point
hut lost this gain under renewed
liQuidation. st. Paul. Amalgamatec
and Smelling also advanced fraction
Ally but receded later. Missouri Pa
cl1c rose ", and Steel common was
1rmly held.
nj q. m.-After the first few min
utcs the market assumed ,steadier
tone and covering OF shorts started a
moderate upturn.
Governments unchanged; other
bOnds Irregular. ~s.r 80, $500
Noon-In the last half OF the fore
room, the market developed a weaker
toney and where price changes oc'
carred. they were in nearly all cases
~ the shape OF losses. ,. s..
3 p sms--The market continued nerv-
+ ous and unsettled with the trading
element puzzled as to what position TO
take. -
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
ket, slow: mixed and butchers ssss9
heavy, ss7o9s.so: light. ss.soas nv 20;
piss $40 LIS: Cattle: Receipts, 1000
and heifers s2.7ods: stoessrs and
feeders, 10000; Texans, st4oGf5sO:
calves. sI0925 sheep: Receipts. TO-,
600; market. steady: native. $3G4sO:
western. $5.2S@635
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. @, March a.--Hoas.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TULEDU, o, March J.-Wheat: Cash
sic; May. s2c; July. 903sc: Sept. s9hc
Sept. SIC. Oats: Cash, 32hc; May
33Ac; July, SAGE; Sept, 32c. Rye: No
2. S5c: No. 3, SEC. Cloverseed: Cash
SO. 20: March. $s.15; April. ss.65; Oct
$7721s. Alsike. prime and March
March, $40. Timothy: $50 Butter
eggs and haY unchanged
The Detroit times., 1911-03-03
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
none q Co.. 116,Ils Griswold ST.:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

Hall Quarry Needs Paving Cutters.
HALL QUARRY, May ! especially The
quarry workers in this little hamlet are
all interested in the new paving blocks
and in the dine grained granite. Men are
at work clearing OF and quarrying, and
fifty paving-cutters could find employ
ment at Hall Quarry to-day.
The local pavinR-cutters like the new
blocks better every day. II outside paw
ing cutters knew the character OF the
stone there would Be no lack OF cutters
here. 1t 10 hoped that there will b. an in
fux Of these workmen soon. Those that
come are earning good wages.
The people here hops to zee lots OF old
faces back again, and are pleased to zee
some coming in now. There are i've dii-
ferent concerns all in need Of paving
cutters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

Maine Congressman Earring Well.
A Washington despatch says that it is
practically settled that Senator johnson
will be made member of the COMMITTEES
on finance. In receiving this appointment
Senator johnson is . beneficiary of the
streak Of good luck which has followed
the three Maine democrats ever since they
went to Washington.
His associates, Representatives McGilli-
euddy and Gould, were given good COM
mittee assignments. Mr.. Gould was put
on the committee on interstate and for
eign commerce. one of the most important
committees in the House, while Mr.. Nc
Giilicuddy drew position on the COM
mittee on the judiciary, something all the
lawyers in the Honse covet.
As member Of the finance COMMITTEES
Senator johnson will find himself work.
ing with the ablest and most powerful
men OF both parties in the Senate. All
taSri6 legislation is considered BY that
committee. 1t will pass upon the Canad-
dam reciprocity bill, the free list bill and
the wool and cotton bills, the only meas-
ures OF real importance likely to receive
consideration at this session.
Mr.. johnson will find the duties of the
finance committee to be arduous, but there
- hardly . senator who would not be
willing to do any amount of work for the
sake of being ON that committee.
It IL very rare, indeed, that new soma
tors are given place on on the commit
toe, ~ there are always senator's of long
service who consider themselves entitled
to the appointment when vacancy occurs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
NORTH CAsTINE.

Mrs. Devereux Hanson 10 visiting her
husband in Orono.
Mrs. Ruth Marks is critically i'll at her
home in West Penobscot.
Greyson Webster has gone to Islesboro
to work for Leslie Smith.
Mrs. Fred Dunbar and son Carl arrived
Friday from Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Helen McMasters and son George
have returned to Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Ada F. Conner is at her home here,
after several months in Castine.
Mrs. Herbert Mixer, OF Stockton
Springs, is visiting at Manfred Mixers.
Ralph 9. wardwell, of Castine, visited
his parents Sunday. He left day for
Fair Haven, Mass, to join the yacht Top
sey as assistant engineer.
Arthur P. Guilford IL spending some
time with his family here. He Is putting
his fishing boat in first-class condition
before returning to Owls Head to resume
work.
Alfred Mixer, Of Concord, N. a., q q
the home Of his mother, Mra. Lucy Mixer.
He was called here by the serious illness
of his aunt, Mrs. Eliza Young, with
whom he made his home many years.
The veazie house, owned BY Warren
Hooper, OF Castine, and occupied by Win
fred Lufkin, foreman OF Halls mill, was
destroyed by fire Friday afternoon. Ow-
ing to lack OF help ct the beginning, 1t was
impossible to save the house. The IRE
started in straw used for banking. The
barn was saved with but slight damage.
By persistent effort the grass fires, fence
fires and smart blaze ct the edge OF the
woods were kept under control. Tho
household goods were mostly removed.
has moved into the John Snow house.
May l. L.
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WEDNESDAY MAY 8, 1911.
No-License Movement.


A no license movement has been
launched in Maine. The purpose OF
the organization is to oppose the re-
peal OF the prohibitory amendment to
the Maine constitution, in the cam
paign OF the coming summer.
The movement originated in a con-
ference held in Augusta last Decem-
Der. 1t was voted that State COM
mittee be appointed, to consist OF one
member from each county, and that
the conduct of the campaign for the
retention of the prohibitory amend
ment be given in charge Of this COM
mittee.
The Hancock county member Of
this committee is DR.. R. L. Grindle,
of Mt. Desert. Hancock county men
named on the State advisory commit
tee are Albert F. Richardson, Cas-
tine; Henry W. Sargent, Sedgwick;
Forrest B. Snow, Bluehill; Elmer P.
Spofford, Deer Isle; Parker Spofford,
Bucksport.
The organization is known officially
as the no license movement. 1t is
nom partizan, non sectarian, and has
no connection with any other organi-
cation having similar purposes in
view
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
The Bangor Fire.

The frightful loss caused by the Gre
at Bangor last Sunday is to large ex-
tent tempered by the splendid spirit
manifested by her citizens in their
publicly expressed assurance that
they will stand their own Losses, re-
build as soon as possible, and do it on
lines that will make their always
beautiful city still more beautiful, aud
better in other respects also.
It is small wonder that offers of as
sistance poured in to her on Monday
from every direction, for when other
communities have been similarly
stricken, Bangor has been conspicu-
Gus for the aid 1t has offered.
Out of it all is bound to come forth
. bigger, better Iii possible) and
buster Bangor, justifiably proud Of her
past, brave in the midst Of her mis-
fortune, with unbounded faith in her
future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03


fetition OF oeofRe . SWEET ana twenty
nine otners tor cnanse IN iocation OF
street hRnt on water street rom In 'front.'
OF the Maioney building to point In 'front.'
OF the biaisoeii homestead, WAS referred
70 committee OF electric hgnts.
capt. John y. kief appeared before the
board IN relation TO location OF the Ham
COCK street near Dean street, which
ne claimed was on property owned oy
him, and Tor which he was taxed. A few
years ago capt. Aiei onerso the city title
to the LAND ana 70, II II would put
crushed rock on II. Inc oner was not
accepted. de now wants title TO the road
settled. The matter was referred~to COM
mittee on streets.
). A. Mceown' Tor the special COMMITTEES
on city accounts, reported progress made
In examining books, and asked further
time, which was granted.
4. -. walsh appeared before the board
to argue bis claim for salary a. city treas.
urer from March ID to March II, when he
made final settlement with the finance
committee. Mr. walsh was elected TO NIL
the vacancy caused BY the death OF City
treasurer l. N. Moore. M Moores es-
tate received pay for his salary pro rata
up to the time OF his death. The balance
OF the yearly salary OF t2oO was paid to Mr..
Walsh March 10, the date OF annual
settlement. His successor to the once
was not qualified until the latter part Of
the month, and the accounts were not
turned over to him until March 81.
Mr.. Walsh claims he il entitled to pay
from March Ii to 81 inclusive; that he was
not elected for the balance OF . municipal
year, bat to all q vacancy, which diff
ferentiates his case from the usual order.
Mayor Leland quoted from city reports
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clude car. Of municipal court room and
board Of trade room.

clude care Of municipal court room and
board Of trade room.
SALARIES RATsKp.
Aid. Eldridev moved that the street
commissioner be allowed extra compensa-
ton OF IS cents . day, beginning May !,
with the same conditions as provided in
the vote fixing his salary.
The motion was seconded by Aid. Aus
tin, and lively discussion followed
Mayor Leland, quoting from the street
commissioner's rolls Just passed, showed
that men employed on the roads were get
ting ti.75 . day, with II additional for
horse, while the street commissioners him
self received only t1.75 . day for himsi II
and horse.
Aid. Austin said he did not consider II
enough. The street commissioner had to
furnish . bond, and had all the care and
responsibility.
Aid. Maddocks said when a man could
be found to do II for the same salary 1t
was enough.
Aid. Austin, directing his remarks to
Aid. Maddocks. said: "You have been
there. You didn't take it for s1.I5 day,
and would have thought 1t an insult II
they had offered you that"
Aid. Maddocks not take all the
officers and raise their sslsrIesf When
you can get smother man to take the job
at the price, why make the street comTis-
sioner present."
a A.v . =
present. think he 10 earning his money"
Aid. Maddocks -" at don't make any
difference what the job IL worth; It is
what you can get man to take it for"
Aid. Smith-"I shall vote in favor oil
the extra compensation. l think he Is
earning it,"
The ayes and nays being called for, the
motion was carried by the following vote
Aid. Smith, Eldridgc and Austin, yes;
Aid. Maddocks and Brady, no.
The vote being announced Aid. Brady
remarked, ~ think we had better start in
now and raise all the salaries" To which
suggestion Aid. Smith promptly replied
by moving that the city marshal be allowed
extra compensation OF 20 . month. be-
ginning May !, he TO serve full time as day
policeman. The motion was carried after
. short discussion, all voting in favor ex-
cept Aid. Brady.
FIRK-cRAcKERs AND AUTOS.
The board voted to prohibit the sale and
use in the city Of fre-crsckers over three
inches in length. The city marshal was in
structed to see that this Law was enforced.
He was also Instructed TO enforce the
twelve miles-an- hour speed limit foi
automobiles on the city streets.
Aid. Msddocks suggested the advisa-
bility OF having . man appointed,
centrally located In the best timbered sec
tion OF the city, to act in the capacity Of
forest fire warden. Webster NJ. Higgins
was appointed Is third assistant chief oil
fire department, to serve in the capacity
OF fire warden, without compensation ex-
cept for actual service in case OF Are.
John A. Stuart was elected consta blc-at-
large, gave . bond and qualified.
Adjourned.
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xsga: NS:,rm
STATE. OF MAINE

HANCOCK ~.
To tAs Sheriff Of o~, respective Counties or
eisAer Of their Dspsties on anvioonstab!so Of
any City. Tows ov Pta~sasio~ IN the Coan's
Of Hancock: GREETING.
WYE command you to attach the goods aud
morant u Boston. SUFFOLK county. Common
wealth Of Massachusetts. TO the value o. one
hundred dollsrs; and summon the SAID de-
appear before re- our S sass Of .Ss o Ham
cock municipal court. within and for said
county Of Hancock. 70 be holden at the ma,
county on Sos 4. q sSc Ta..a.y q 2sy 1911
then sud there in our said court TO answer
unto Warren W. 0oogins. Of Bucksport, Ham
In plea q the case for that the said de-
fsndAnf, at said Bucksport. ON the twenty
fourth day Of Nay. = a 1910. by his pr9m.l Is,
: sss. e a.. s: y"
the plaintiff 70 pay him or his order, the sum
Of sixty-dvs dollars sig months after GATE
with interest a per sent. and plaintiff AYERS
Yet the said defendant though Often re.
quested: has not paid tbs same-to the dam
os: O. The s:id Rs,nsts e; he :sy ss . snd
there b made 10 appear. with other due dam
And have you .hsr. tAis writ. with your do
Witness. Forrest B, SNOW. esq. our aid aid
Judge OF our said court, st Bucksport this 20
DAY Of March In the yesr. OF our LORD one
thousand nine hundred and eleven.
FoRRksr b. 9sow. Judge
Upon the foregoing the court orders, ths'
the plaintiff cause the above named HAIRY Il
Berry to be notified OF the pendency OF this
suit. By publishing three weeks successiveiy
In the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed In Ellsworth. In the county OF Han
and this order Of court thereon, the last pe up.
lication to be thirty days. ct least. before tne
term Of said court, 70 be holden at Castine, ..
he may then and there In said court appear
and show cause. II any be has, why fudgIen'
should not be rendered against him, and eh-
ecution issue accordinGly.
PonR1sr b. Snow, Judge
Abstract Of the writ and declaration ana
order Of court thereon.
Attest:-FoRREsT B. Stow, Judge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
Postnssters to Meet.

The Hancock county league of post
masters Of the fourth class arc to hold .
0eeting ct the hall OF the Y. M. G. A.,
Mar Harbor, Wednesday, May II. The
meeting will be called to order at 1880
q m
The president of the State league will be
present. All postmasters are cordially in
wtted.
C. A. Penney, OF Hancock Point, il the
Secretary Of the Hancock county league.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
CITY MEETING.
EXTRA COMPENSATION VOTED
TO STREET COMMISSIONER.
CITY MARSHAL AND DAY POLICEMAN
ALSO GETS A RAlsR-AUToMoBfLEs
AND FIREWORKS.

The regular May meeting OF the city
government was held Monday evening.
Full board present; mayor in the chair. A
lively discussion over a motion to allow
the street commissioner extra compensa-
ton OF rs cents day added spice to the
meeting. The motion was carried. The
city marshal also got little raise, extra
compensation OF go a month being voted
to him, which brings his total compensa-
ton up to CAS- month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
anuutt&msniA
anuuttSemsutA
G. A. PARCHER'S SUCCESS.
Great Popularity Of Plan to Sell
Medicine at Half Price and
Guarantee y Cure.
RS SUCCESS.

Guarantee y Cure.
@. A. Parcher, the enterprising druggist,
rather than await the ordinary methods of
introduction, urged the DR.. Howard Co.
to secure quick sale for their celebrated
specific for the cure OF constipation and
dyspepsia by offering the regular Soc. bot
tie at half-price.
The wonderful success Of this plan wss
great surprise even to Mr.. Psrcher, and
to-day there are scores Of people here in
Ellsworth who are using and praising this
remarkable remedy.
In addition to selling Soc. bottle of LII.
Howard's specific for 25c., Mr.. PArcher
has so much faith in the remedy that be
will refund the money to anyone whom II
does not cure.
When your head aches, your stomach
does not digest food easily and naturally
when there u constipation, specks before
the eyes, tired feeling, giddiness, bad
taste in the mouth, coated tongue, heart
burn, sour stomach, roaring or ringing in
the ears, melancholy and liver troubles
DR.. Howard's specific ~in cure you. II it
does not, 1t will not cost you cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

Gov. Plaisted will be generally COM
mended for his action in reappointing
Hon. Albert r. Savage a. associate
justice of the supreme judicial court
of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

who will be eighty-seven years old July 4,
has sawed and split his frewood at the
door this spring = twelve and one half
cords
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

Highland grange North Penobscot has
fixed the date for its annual fair-Wed-
nesday, Oct. 4.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

The ice is out OF the ponds in Hancock
county.
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yAantso.

-4~--.-ONJ~@~tS~0~-el~- r0~ArS~oSez-.
CALEsMEN--we desire to engage a vonr.
- man who has he'd selling expsrisnes -
organize our business on the monthly n.s'
meni pla3, In Ellsworth and adjoining terri.
tory. This means . steady. permanent In.
come on collections. which would amount "a
from ESQ to ESQ . month. We require frs.
class references. and bond TO cover coller.
tons Address P!crosikI REvrnw Co. Bes.
con ST.. Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

nNE Of the largest New England mana,,c.
" tuFers OF women's dress goods hns I.
position open for local Representative
Liberal compensation. Rapid sdsancsrnen,
after ability IL proven. Write, giving present
occupation ard past experience, soa Lapham
Bldg, Providence. r. I.
VVoMAN-To do housework In family. Ma
w heavy washing required Apply 10
r. II. MAcoAsea. Seal Hafbor. Me.
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~-~<~~~Ae--S~>~~-~~~
noG-Full biocded Scotch collie. Answs,.
IL 10 name Of Teddy. strap around nsss
Will Under notify Mas. ALpRs H.srSx
waithsm, Me- n
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20 l.t.

- N~~~>~~-~~~~>~~>~~-er> S>~~><~-~vN
OFFICES over Mocre's drug store ins,
~ Gated BY b. T. Sowle: hot wa,ar ha,, Va. "a,
toilet. Inquire OF 3. q. MooRg, EIlswo,,ha a
ISouR ROOM co,tage--Yi,, Cos,
II day or week. Enquire Of Mas. NJ ,sx sle
srINsos, East surry, Me. >,
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Sprsial Notista

CARD or THANKS.
TN the absence Of the owner. wish to ex.
Il preas my gratitude and appreciation for
the splendid work done by the esemsB. ci,i.
fess and students In protecting the property
OF Mrs. Douald sage MAckay when threat
ened by nre on last Friday.
EMnA JEAS MeHowELL.
Bluehiil, Nay I. tsif.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
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