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WREA.

Eugene Morton, who is employed at Bar
Harbor. is at home on account OF q
sprsined knee.
The girls gave baked bean supper at the
church Saturday evening. Proceeds, $50
towards Q bell for the church.
O. II. Stewart, with daughter Alma, has
gone to Swans Island to attend the fu-
neral Of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stewart.
Mrs. Ethel Noyes, Miss Geneva Young
and Miss Alma Stewart went to Mogadors
Sunday to attend services, and came back
in the missionary boat Morning Star.
There is no pastor here at present, Mr.
Jenkins having gone to South Penobscot
where he was engaged before coming here
The sea coastmissionary, Rev. A. p. Mac
Donald, preached an interesting sermon
here Sunday evening.
Mary Is. 8,
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FIRE wARDENs.

Appointments In Hancock and West
Part of Washington Counties.
State Forest Commissioner Frank e.
Mace has announced his appointments OF
chief and deputy wardens in Hancock and
| mart of Washington counties, as follows:
Chief warden Hancock county, Ezra N.
Williams, Great Pond.
Deputy wardens, NJ. B. Joy, North Han
cock, T. s.
Fred S. Bunker, Franklin, townships
Nos. 7, 9, 10 and is.
w. II. Farnsworth, South Beddington,
east half No. IS; east half No. "a.
Henry French, Eastbrook, I. Is; south
one-h and east one-half No. p.
Nahum Jordan, Aurora, north one half
No. %, west one half No. IS.
Simon Bunker, East Sullivan, township
Z and 10 south division.
Robert Laughlin, Great Pond, No. 80.
John Baker, Bradley, No. 80 and No. 2.
Charles Merritt, Deblois. east one-bali
No. %; east one half No. Is.
Walter Madden, Myra, No. 81.
Howard Fletcher, No. 5 plantation.
Rufus S. Page, Psssadumkeag, west part
OF Nos. IS and IL.
Hiram Corliss, Cherryfield, Lea noun
tain and surrounding territory.
W. l.. Robertson, Cherryfield, northeast
one fourth No. 10; southeast one-half No
IS.
Milford Small, Beddington, west one
half T. 35; west one-hsif %.
E. s. Tracy, CherryfieId, townships I, 8
10, 10.
John O. Whitney, Ellsworth Falls, gen
eral deputy.
Howard B. Moore, Ellsworth, genera
deputy.
A. e. Mace, Aurora, general deputy.
Fred A. Carver, Cape Rozier, all islands
in Maine forestry district in Hancock
county.
/ Watson l.. Mace, plantation No. q
north one half No. q; T. 81.
Edgar McIninch, Great Pond, T. "a.
William F. Campbell, Cherrytield, chic
warden Maine forestry district on Nara
| guagus waters.
Seldom Cakes, Beddington, townships
SO, 81, %, 40, 81, "a. IS and "a, Hancock
county.
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OBITUARY.
aEoRax y. ruLLERroS.


The death OF George e. Fullerton, which
occurred May Z, removes = we'll known
citizen from Bayside. A few years ago he
was badly injured In an accident, from
which he never recovered, and this,
coupled with heart trouble, resulted ia
tally.
Mr.. Fullerton was born in 1876 in the
home that he occupied all his life. In
1869 he married Miss Celia Smith, and the
union proved happy one. Six children
we're born to them. Of whom four survive
calvert, Clifford, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hodg-
kins, OF this city, and Mrs. +. l.. Hall. OF
Brewer. There are two sisters-Mrs. f. l..
Milliken, of Ellsworth, and Mrs. Alma
Alley, OF Kansas.
MIR. Fullerton was a man of fine dispo-
sition, genial to meet, and obliging as a
neighbor. His spirit OF ncighborliness
was finely reciprocated during his last
Illness by friends all around him, which
was much appreciated by the family.
Honest in his dealings, and OF kindly
heart, he Is a man whose death is a dis
tinct loss.
The funeral was held at the home last
Wednesday, and was largely attended.
Rev. 2. A. A. Killam ofliciated. The fact
that the son Clifford had sailed in the
schooner Lulu w. Epps just before his
father died, and could not be intercepted,
added to the sorrow of the bereaved family.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

= d. 1911.
WYE. the undersigned. having been duly
w appointed by the Honorable Jerome
n. Knowles, Judge OF probate within and for
said county. commissioners to receive and de.
eide upon the claims Of the creditors Of
MeivtnA A. Gray, late OF Penobseoi, in said
county. deceased. whose estate has been
represented insoivsut. hereby give pub
lie notice aKr~eably 70 the order Of The
said Judge OF probate. that six months iron
and after March IL. 1911. have been allowed
claima. and that We will attend TO the duty
assigned Us 81 the store OF A. G. Condon 4 Co.
on Saturday. May q, .. d. 1911, and on Thurs.
the afternoon Of each Of said days.
N. l.. 0RiSpKLL,
W. l.. PEkxiss.
Commi ssionerA
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To All persons interested in either n, -.
tates hereinafter named. es
At probate court held at Ellsworth IL
for the county Of Hancock. on the ss ~ sna
day OF May. o. d. 1911. Noaa
gINHE following matters having hear
i sented for the action thcreupon hs,pptse pre-
after indicated. 1t is hereby ordered ths, IN IN
,iee thereof be given 70 AL persons interested.
iished three weeks successfully in The KIT.
worth American. Newspaper puhiished :.
Ellsworth. in said county, that they NAV AZ -
pear at probate court to be held A. F1ip
worth. in said county, on the sixth a. :,
June, q. d. 1911. Mt ten Of the clooE rs ~
forenoon, and be heard thereon il thes s sss
cause ses
Elizabeth r. Sylvester. late OF ston,r....
in said county. deceased. a certain ins,.ll'
ment purportinr to be the last viii and tests.
ment Of said deceased. together with ns,,,ssr
for probate thereof. presented by Edwa,d =
sylvester, the executor therein name D.
Mary ID. Lowell. late OF Verona, In s.,s
per,ing to be the last win and testament sa !,
said deceased, together with petition for p,e ~
bate thereof. presented by George w KY.
sett, the executor therein named.
Luman Warren late Of Huckspnrt In s.,s
county. deceased. Petition that Emma W
Dean or some other suitable person he a.
pointed administrator Of the estate Of saId
aud next 81 kin Of said deceased "ef
Frank W. Gross. late OF orlana. In said
county, deceased Final account of Addison
~ with the will an
nexed, hied for settlement
Mary Ann Kench. late OF Buckspor; In sa,a
county, deceased. Second account Of Tbso
dorc II. Smith, administrator. aled for set,is.
ment
william w. Wilson. late Of Buckspor. .,
said county, deceased. second acconnt n,
Theodore II. smith. administrator. alsd Tor
settlement. S'
Martin o. Cunningham. late OF surry. in
said county, deceased. Petition nied Eiy,hs
l. Cnnninsham, widow, for an allowance out
Of the personal estate Of said deceased,
Anna Alexander. late Of Ellsworth. in sais
county, deceased. Petition fled BIZ William
A.. Alexander. administrator. for license 10
ssll certain real estate Of said deceased a.
described In said petition.
Eugene :. Bristol. late OF New Haven. state
John W. Bristol. one Of the executors Of ths
that the amount OF collateral inheritADe. lar
upon said estate be determined by the Judge
OF probate.
Sarah A. Cook, late OF Ellsworth, in said
county, deceased. PETITION that Harriet g.
Davis or somc other suitable person be an.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF ala
deceased, presented by Harriet @. DAVIS. one
of the heirs OF said deceased.
Matte Choate, Mary r Choate, Themes 4
Choste Annie L. Choatc and RUBY NJ Choa,e
minors. OF Brooklin. In said county. FIRST
account Of Laura h. Carter, guardian. died
TOT settlement.
JEROME II. KNOWLES. Judge OF said Cont.
true copy Of the original order.
Attests-T. Y. AAuoSKY. Register.
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GEN. CHARLES HAMLlN DEAD.
Son of Late Nfce-President Hannibal
Hamlin by First Marriage.

Hamlin by First Marriage.
General Charles Hamlin, one OF the old
est and most prominent members of the
Penobscot bar, former reporter OF de-
cisions OF the supreme court OF Maine, and
for some years United States commits
sioner, died at his home in Bangor Mon
day, after an illness OF several months.
General Hamlin, was born in Hsmpden,
Sept. Is, 1887, the son OF Hannibal and
Sarah Jane Emery Hsmlin, and was the
last surviving child Of the former vice.
president by his first marriage. He was
educated at Hampden, Bethel and Bridg-
ton academies, and Bowdoin college, from
which latter institution he was graduated
in 1857. After reading law with his father,
he was admitted to the bar in 1858, first
prscticing in Orland.
In 1852 he assisted in organizing the
18th Maine infantry, afterward reorgan-
lied as the LIST Maine Heavy artillery, in
which he served as major in the defenses
Of Washington until May, 1858, when he
resigned to accept appointment as assist
ant adjutant general on the stan Of Major
General Berry.
He remained with Berry's division un-
til February, 1854, taking part in many
battles, including Gettysburg. He con-
tinued in service as an inspector OF artil-
lery through the war, and resigned in
September, 1866, having been brevetted
brigadier-general Of volunteers, and re-
sumed the practice of law in Bangor.
He SERVED as icity solicitor, referee in
bankruptcy, reporter of decisions of the
supreme court and as member Of the leg
islature in 1888 and 1885, the last term as
speaker Of the House. He was q member
OF the Loyal Legion, Maine commandery.
He married Sarah P. Thompson, OF Tops-
ham, in 1880, who survives with four sons
Charles Eugene, of Brooklyn, N. Y, q
journalist; Addison, OF Bangor, broker;
Cyrus, of Brooklyn, physician, and Edwin
T., OF Lynn. There are two half brothers,
sons of Hannibal Hamlin by Q second
marriage to . sister OF his first wife Col.
Hannibal E., Of Ellsworth, and Frank, Of
Chicago, both lawyers.
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and | recommend that it be observed by the
people of our State in the planting of trees,
shrubs and vines, in the adornment of public
and private grounds, places ann ways, and in
such other efforts and undertakings as shall
be in harmony with the general character OF
the day.
One of the most valuable of our natural re-
sources is our great forest area, not only a
commercial product but one that greatly as
sists in conserving the waters of our rivers
and causing more even distribution
throughout the seasons. A large portion Of
the most valuable of these forests has been
cut of, and hills that were once the admira-
tion of all who looked upon them now show
great scars where the woodman's axe and saw
have done their work, and black patches
caused by fires stand out as blots on the
otherwise beautiful landscape.
We cannot correct the errors of the past,
but the present is ours, ana for the future we
are also responsible. We can teach the chill
dren to love the trees Of Maine.
Love for nature, for the shrubs, flowers and
trees should be inculcated in the youth of
our State, and thrust that in our schools the
teachers will on Arbor Day impress upon the
minds Of the boys and girls the many ways in
which they can do an important part in Civ
ing our State greater charm and making it
more dear to all its people. The planting Of
the tree and the sowing Of the seed should
be followed by exercises that will make the
day distinctive in the lesson that it teaches.
The homes and farms, the parks and high
ways Of our State, should bear evidence in
the years to come that their future beauty
and utility were kept in mind by those in
whom their stewardship had been placed.
This we owe to posterity. but we will not have
to wait beyond our own time for the reward.
Given at the Executive Chamber at Augusta,
this ninth day Of May, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred aud
eleven, and Of the Independence of the
United States Of America the one hundred
and thirty-ffth.
FREDERICK W. PLAIsrBp.
BY the Governor,
CYRUS w. DAVIS,
Secretary of State.
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Teachers, Institutes

L
State Superintendent OF Schools Paysor
Smith announces that the summer schools
for teachers for the present year will aim
directly to aid rural school teachers. The
work Of the several courses will be Ar
ranged with the direct purpose Of increas-
ing the efficiency OF country schools.
The opportunities for conference among
rural teachers are necessarily more limited
than among city and village teachers,
while the very fact of the existence in
Maine Of 2, 500 one-room country schools,
with an enrolment Of over $1,000 pupils,
is evidence of the important place held by
the country school in the State system.
The two weeks program of each of the
rural school summer institutes will be de-
voted exclusively to . study OF the COM
mon school branches with the methods Of
teaching them, together with q study Of
rural school management and administra-
ton.
In line with the recent policy OF utilz-
ing fully the State normal school facilities,
these rural school institutes win be held
at Gorhsm, Pennington, Castine and Ma
chias from July 10 to q and at Fort Kent
from July "a to August 4. At Presque
Isle regular ix-weeks' term Of normal
school, with credits toward graduation, is
to be held.
The only expense to teachers in connec-
tion with these institutes is for travel and
board.
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DEDHAM.

Miss Alta Black is recovering from
pneumonia.
Mrs. II. p. Burrill visited friends in
Brewer last week.
! Mrs. 8. A. Holmes has returned from .
two-weeks' visit with her daughter in
South Newburg.
The Babbidge farm has been purchased
BY Aonzo Gray for his mother, Mrs. Julia
Gray, who will live there.
Willie, the young son Of Mrs. D. y. Bur-
riil, Is i'll of pneumonia. The little daugh-
ter, velma, has dislocated her elbow.
May 15. B,
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BROOKSvILLE,

L. F. Gray, who is i'll, remain about the
same.
Congratulations are extended Hugh
Brown and wife on the birth Of . son,
May Is.
B. G. Grindle and Floyd Black leave to-
day for Brooklin to paint and repair Mrs.
L. T. Morris cottage.
Miss Jennie Jones, who has spent the
Writer at West Sedgwick with her aunt,
Mrs. Porter Gray, is home.
Miss Margaret Walker has gone to Bos-
ton to enter . hospital for medical treat
ment. Mrs. w. 8. Walker accompanied
her.
May Is. A.
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G. A. PARCHEK's SUCCESS.
Great Popularity of Plan to Sell
Medicine at Half Price and
Guarantee a Cure

Guarantee Cure.
g. 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
dyspspsia BY offering the regular Soc. bot
tie at half-price.
The wonderful success Of this plan was
. great surprise even to Mr.. Parcher, and
to-day there ere scores Of people here in
Ellsworth who are using and praising this
remarkable remedy.
In addition to selling Soc. bottle of Dr.
Howard's specific for &c., Mr.. Parcher
has 30 much faith in the remedy that be
viii refund the money to anyone whom il
does not cure.
When your head aches, your stomach
does not digest food easily and naturally
when there is 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.. Towards specific will cure you. II II
does not, it will not cost you cent.
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W. C. T. U. Convention

The annual convention OF Hancock
county w. G. T. U. will be held at the
Methodist church, Bar Hsrbor, May 25-2s.
Miss Anna A. Gordon, national and worlds
superintendent Of loyal temperance
legions, will assist in convention work
and give the Friday evening address.
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Noticesof First meeting.
In the District Court OF the United States TOT
the Hancock District Of Maine.
ANNIE d. MCKAY, " . ssf
Bankrupt
To the creditors Of Annie d. Mckay, OF Eden,
in the county Of Hancock and district Aiofe'
said. . bankrupt: ,..x
NOTICE 10 hereby given that on the lsts
IN day OF May, .. d. 1911. the say
Annie d. Mckay was duly adiudicsssss
bankrupt; and that the hrst Meeting Of nsi
creditors will be held ct my ONCE, In BIZ r.
worth, Me-, Nay -, 1911. 1T O'CLOCK az.
the afternoon. 1t which time the said efeu,,
tors may attend. prove their claims, aP po,ns
act such other business ~ may properly CONS
WILLIAM e. WHITING,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Dated Ellsworth, No., May 10, 1911.
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Notice Of First Meeting.
In the District Court OF the United States for
the Hancock District Of Maine.

yo - tss e s1., o. \. sensrxe.en
Bankrupt, w.
To the creditors Of Joseph @. Stanley, o! NJ.
Desert. in the county OF Hancock and dis
trict Aforesaid. . bankrupt:
NOTICE IL hereby given that on the iiis
N day OF April, .. d.. 1911. the sAid
Joseph G. Stanley was duly adiudicated hank.
rupt; and that the arst meeting OF ms
creditors win be held 1t my othee, ~
Ellsworth, Maine, May ~. 1911, y
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. a whien
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other orsi'
ness - may properly come before said meet
ing. wILLiAa 3. wHIrIso.
Referee In Bankruptcy
Dated Ellsworth. Ne. Nay IL, 1911.
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GOOD NEWS!

E. Q. Moore, leading druggist Of this town
Is enthusiastic over the new German remedy
Alder-i-ka. He reports that SINGLE DOSE
relieves ga on the stomach, sour stomach and
constipation almost INSTANTLY, and that
one dose week prevents appendicitis.
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Pryor = Do you run your householder
Frank-No, my wife runs that. Pryor
All, see; you run the oflice. Frank-No,
tho janitor runs that. Pryor - What in
thunder do you run? Frsnk-Well, run
back and forth.
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Partridge Cove, Lamoine. has beaten
that North Hancock egg. One Of Henry
Bartlett's hens last week laid an egg 81
inches in circumference the long way by
inches the smaller way. The North
Hancock egg was Sx6h.
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% 7rt.

~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~N~
nFFICES over Moore's drug store. last va
" Gated by b. T. sowie: hot water heat and
toilet. Inquire OF z. G. MooRK. Ellsworth.
I-SoUR ROOM cottage-"Hin Crest" by the
II day or week. Enquire OF MIS-. MARY 3.
srISsos, East surry, Ne.
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Sorrento is apparently taking q BUSH
ness boom this summer. The Misses
Tileston, Of Washington, d. c., who for
the past ten years have been identified
with the Dome-of- the Rock hotel at Cas-
tine, have leased for the coming summer
the Sorrento and Lookout cottages, which
they will open about June Is. They also
plan to have new hotel built during the
coming year which will contain 100 rooms,
and is to b ready for the season Of rs1z.
This will undoubtedly boom Sorrento pros
poets, which have been rather quiet since
the destruction Of Hotel Sorrento by lire
several years ago. Several of the cottages
there are already Let and negotiations are
under way for the lease of most Of the
others.
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At . special town meeting Saturday,
Bucksport voted to appropriate q 900 for
. modern power engine, and 1900 for the
purpose of Building new engine house.
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1t is doubtful il any other town in
Maine has two such smart old ladies' Is
Mrs. Zilphia D. Cole and Mrs. Amos T.
Small, of Sunset, says the Lewiston
Journal. Both are over eighty years of
age, each doing her family work and
each ss blithe and cheerful Is q young
woman of twenty. Many an interesting
tale OF seventy years ago they can tell
Their mental faculties are as keen Is they
ever were, and the young people are ever
welcome company to them.
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ORlAND.

Melville p. Hutchins, Of this town, died
Sunday at the hospital ct Bangor,
after IN operation for appendicitis. Mr..
Hutchins lived near the Penobscot line.
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Nflp SHautsn,

~-~~~~S~O~NNN~~N~S~S cS~N~~~~~.N~~-~s~~~~--
AHEN-to learn to drive and repair auto.
ANX mobiles. Thorough mechanical train
ing. Best spring positions will open soon.
We can double your salary. Particulars free.
HAMLix FosrER AFRO Co., "a ISL Fore
street, Portland. Me.
MAN AND wIPE-MAn 10 drive delivery
XSx team; wife TO keep house. Apply to y.
H. MAcoMREa, Seal Harbor. Me-
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Adssrttssrs 70 IKE lsarnlss to srtn
Hass oesfds"es, strike oct ssS yes VA
sssslu etn.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Governor Plaisted has issued his Arbor
Day proclamation, naming Friday, May
10, as the date.
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gAantfb.

= $3.50. Y ~ y " lN-'~0J~ N-N~O-N~n
CALEsMEN-we desire 10 ensAs. 80
- man who bias had selling experi. young
Organize cur business ON the mon,hse TO
msn' p!rni ~ Eilswortn and adjoining ts sry.
come ON collections, which would sn,ou IN.
from ESQ to ESQ month. We reovire s.io
class references. end bond to cove, c, n,st
con st.. Boston, Mass 'o bea-
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Nominated BY the Governor.

NUmIhWteu Dy inc G0V6rn0r.
Among nominations by Gov. Plaisted
recently annoApced are the following in
Hancock county:
Agent for the prosecution of cruelty to
children, Mrs. Julis A. Chatto, East
Surry.
Notary public, o. Il. Henry, Eden.
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BY the Governor.
4 PROCLAMATION.

The return of the season of seed time re-
minds that we may become co-laborers
with the Giver of every perfect gift in assist
ing Nature to adorn the earth and bring hap
piness into the lives of our fellowmen.
1, therefore. pursuant to the statutes of this
State. hereby designate
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CAUTION NOTICE.

CAUTION NOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife, Elda N. Romer, has
w left my bed and board without Just
cause, shall pay no bills OF her contracting
after this date. DANIEL 8. RoNxR.
Bernard, Me-, May II, 1911.
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noMssrEApl FOR SALE.

YINo settle estate, the homestead and furni-
l. ture OF the late Robert Alexander. st
Grants corner, are offered for sale. The
homestead consists Of liz story house with ell
and stable, with nearly 7acres OF land. Small
orchard. An ideal place to raise poultry and
small fruits; only one mile from postoffscc,
Also the furniture will be sold q, extra good
bargains. For further particulars inquire OF
WILLIAM A. ALEXANDER, administrator.
Ellsworth. Me-. May IL, 1911
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CAUTION NOTICE,

UHEREAs my wife. Luelia z. Davis, has
w LETT my bed and board without Just
cause. shsll pay no bills Of her contracting
after this date. yoHn g. DAVIS,
Surry, Maine. April %. 1911.
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for Salt.

GASOLINE LAUNCH quick Siep"--For.
NJ merly owned by O. W. Tspiey, Ellis
worth, Me. ~ #. long. horse. power. Knox
engine, forward cabin. tools, anchor, rope and
perfect condition. perfectly sound: delivered
at Eggemoggin, Me. Nothing TO do but TO put
her In the water. This boat has been to Port
land two or three times In bad weather. Only
reason for selling is that shall not 20 to Ex
gemoggtn this year. Also will let or sell my
property at Eggemogsin. Will sell at a low
price for cash. JAMES II. HAYNES, IS Grove
St, Bangor. Me.
DuGGY Second hand phseton top buggy;
ID in good condition. Address "BuoeY".
y. o. box 49,. Ellsworth.
CEED POTATOES Aroostook seed pota.
- tees. Inquire OF II. y. PHILLIPS. Ellis
worth. Ne.
"AY-About tons OF Hungarian hay. Ad-
Ii dress "A", care AMERICAN office. Ellis
worth.