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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

GROUP CONQUERED

Every Mother should Read aad Re-
member This.
In any home where child has q
tendency to Group. . bottle Of HY-
OME1 pronounce 1t High-o-me)
should be kept constantly on hand
A sudden attack Of crdnp with diff
cult breathing and extreme distress II
apt to come on ut any time.
The course. to be pursued Is plain.
Send for your doctor at once, and In
the meantime drop 30 drops Of HY.
OMEI into q bowl of boiling water,
and hold the child's head over it,
cover with . towel or cloth, 80 that
only the air filled with Hyomei vapor
Is breAthed.
This method Of treatment has saved
many . child's life. and mothers Of,
croupy. children should see TO it that
HYOMEI is always on hand. Full in
structions for prompt relief Of Group
10 in each package.
A soc bottle OF HYoMEI is all you
need In treating Group. This Is known
in all drug stores as Extra Bottle
Hyomei Inhalent. G. A. Psrcher and
druggists everywhere sell it. Breath
HYOMEI. 1t Is guaranteed to cure
catarrh, Group, sore throat, bronchitis,
coughs and colds. or money back.
To break up cold in few minutes,
try this: Pour . teaspoonful Of Hy-
omei into bowl Of boiling water, put
towel over head and bowl, and breathe
the soothing. healing vapor that
arises. 1t makes your head feel clear
in two minutes. It Is pleasant to use.
Free trial sample Of HYOMEI can be
obtained by writing Booths Hyomei
Co., Buffalo. N, Y.
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lsusI 11sliern


NVlhV8s
A meeting Of The local bos,d os A..,,
a Of the town o. sofrsnto, Hancock conn.
~, Maiae, held ct Sorrsnto on Monday, Ami,
.. 1911. 81 which meeting the fall board -.
present AMI acted, u was una nimousIy vo.ed
70 make and adopt for said town Of Sorrento
the BY laws hereinafter eel forth In article.
numbered from one TO nine inclusive.
It vas also unanimously resolved BY ss,d
board that said bylaws are necs ssary and
proper for the preservation Of lie and health
and the successful operation Of The health
laws Of the state Of Maine.
ARTICLE l.. No person shall depcsi, AM
any waste. offAl or garbage or any Mind pso or
the shore, beaches or bars, or 10 the wate,s -
the harbos between Doan.s Point and JssS :.
sons Point. tn said town Of Sorrento.
AKricLs d The proprietors OF hotels. ax,-
ers or tenants OF markets, shops or s,ores
ard all hou.ehoders within the village =,
o,rsnsS s % sssP a. s.:s s,ss
materiAl.sas follows: One can or barrel ~.
ashes and dry refuse - are not decaysur. Ana
81 .sd which can
which shall be vatsr-tight. for vegetsble
meat, fsh or any decA Ping matter Such yny,
ssss s once Two asy n. ?, a.
small houses occupied by few persons. tha
local board Of health may grant special Der.
mih Ior femosai OF same ~ longer Intervals.
ARTICLE .. All conveyaucea for transport
ing gAr6sse IN tnc iofm o. swill, decayed
meats, hsh: vegetables, or other decaying
matter shall be water tight. and have covered
tops. and said barrels or cans must be kept
clean ana IN sanitary manner. such teams
must not stop In the streets for other pur-
poses than the collection Of garbage, and no
longer than 70 necessary 20 collect the sane.
The hcurx Tor the collection and transapor,n-
tton OF garbage ahali pc - ioiiowG froms
esc =; m n snu " oc,cek 2. m.
BE- under lhe direcsicu and controi ~ ths IL
cal board Of health. and an contracts Tor srcn
disposai shall be made BY suoh board
AnricLu g. No person shall pile. de posit n,
keep manure, oi3ai or earbare cree nj In sarh
places a. may BE- dssirneted by the iossi
board Of health. This bylaw shsfi not aunly
however, 10 garbage accumulsled by thr &c,
cupauts Of . sinsie buiidipe tempornrily d..
posted in come covered receptacle AWAITING
removal.
AnricLs No person shall transport mill
in any couveyaucS in which IL coutained
svili rarbage oral, table REFUSE, mnnure q,
decaying matter Of any kind, and ali convey.
ances In which 10 transported milk shsjl 6e
ept in . cIsau and sapitary condition ns,i.
factory 70 the local board Of hsnlth
Anriclz 4 No De son shail ksrp mir. mo,
his premises withou, licemss from Axe larni
beard Of health, and no persons without ssid
lice a. ahnil heep he ma duck a. sr~ss A, In.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19
CAsTINE.

Harry Dodge arrived Saturday from
Boston, where he spent the winter.
Two new autos arrived Saturday, one for
Il. d. Crie and one for Roy Tspiey, Of
West Brooksvills.
Mrs. Flora McNabb, who has spent two
weeks With her sister, Mrs.. Arthur Morey,
returned to Bucksport Monday.
Easter services were held ct the
churches Sunday. At the Congregational
church in the evening there was IN Easter
concert.
April Il. @.
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OTTER CREEK.

Hillard Walls Is i'll OF the grip.
Herbert Newman spent the weekend
here.
Cora Davis spent. the weekend at Bar
Harbor.
Ephraim Walls, Of vinalhaven, arrived
Saturday.
A son was born to .. M. Walls and wife
last week.
Mrs. Belle Bunker will leave California
for home April 70.
Roger Davis, who has been home on .
vacation, returned to Bangor Saturday, 10
attend school.
The funeral OF Daniel Walls, who died
in the Bar Harbor hospital, was held al
the church Sunday afternoon.
April II. g.
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OCEANvILLE.

Winfield Joyce, OF Deer Isle, has en-
ployment in the clam factory.
The clam factory opened April 3, with .
large crew, and 10 receiving plenty Of
clans.
y
Mrs.. c. L. Webb and daughter Dorothy
visited Mrs.. r. w. Cousins in Stonington
last week.
Burpee Gardner and family, OF Stoning-
ton, are here to spend the summer with
Mrs. Gardeners parents, c. N. Gross and
wife.
April IL. F..
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uHo n0ol00D8s
A young Philadelphia lawyer, employed
BY the woman defendsnt In recent d.
vorce suit, was examining the libeIIant
when the case was brought to trial.
"You say you want to divorce your wife
because she drinksf" be asked.
The husband Rrumblsd out . surlsy ~
sent.
sand may ask II you drink yoursslff'
continued the Iawysr, politely.
The discontinued husband flDhed an
angry and smbarrasssd red, and glarsd as
his questioner.
'sThat's none Of your sfiair, young isl-
low" he suffered. That's my business. .
The attorney smilsd, with perfect
suavity.
"Ah," be mumursd, land have you any
othsf businsesf"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19
BEECH HILL.

Harry Tracy has moved his family here
from Portland.
Mrs. Rudolph Hanna, Of Portland, 10
whiting her parents, Ambross Blanchard
and wife.
Mrs. Otis Walls and son Granville, Mrs..
Nancy Freeman and little SON Junior Wis
tied Mrs. Nell Richardson recently.
April II. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19
NEWS
CRANBERRY ISLES.

wilford Trussen and wife are visiting
in Boston.
Lloyd Rice is going in the schooner Kate
Pray this season.
Mrs. Eaton. Of Trenton. 10 with Ernest
Squirting and wife.
wilbert Rice and wife spent the week
end with relatives here.
Ezra Lurvey and wife have returned
from visit in Isiesford.
Jimmie Stanley 10 having extensive re-
pairs made on his wharf.
Miss vincie Bunker Is attending high
school at Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Nettie Murch, OF Ellsworth, ID
visiting Eber Squirting and wife.
Mrs. John Bunker, who is in . hospital
in Massachusetts,, is doing nicely.
Mrs. John B. Steele, IT,, has sold her
new bungalow to Arthur A. Joy, and he
will occupy it about May l.
Rev. A. p. Macdonald and his engineer,
Roy Stuart, are putting the Morning Star
in readiness for the summer.
Schooner Kate Pray, Capt. Loring Rice,
made her first trip here for the season this
week, with freight from Portland.
The book system of the different schools
has been revised BY 6upt. Leslie r.
Bunker. The new books are . great inn
provement.
A fine Easter sermon was delivered
BY the pastor. Through ths generosity Of
the school league, pinks were Furnished
for the church. A special Easter carol
wac beautifully rendered BY Miss Allies
BufRer and Mrs. Fred Birism. After the
service the flowers were givsn to Master
Lyle Stanley, who has been Ill all winter.
April II. ROONEY.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Mrs. G. D. Carter 10 i'll of grip.
David Bridges, who has spent few days
In Portland, 10 home.
Miss Edith Torrey, Of North sedgvick,
visited friends here last week.
L. B. Bridges Ia on Long Island getting
his weir ready for the summer.
Mrs. Omar Eaton and little daughter
Muriel, Of South Bluehill, are visiting
friends and relatives here.
April II. b.
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CHANCE FOR THE ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN READERS.

Coupon Worth 25c. II Presented at
G. A. Parcher's store.
In order to test the Ellsworth Ameri-
cans great ejaculation and its superior
advertising value, we have made arfpnge-
msnts with @. A. Parcher, the popular
druggist, to oiser one Of his best selling
medicines at half price to anyone who
viii cut out the following coupon and pre-
sent it u his store:
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Special n otir,a

Notice ts HancorR Point wstes- Takers.
THE Hancock Water, Light Power Co.
i announces that water will Be turned on
~ Hancock Point May 10, 1871. CQt.agers and
patrons wanting water before tbs date will
please notify Z. 8. CHssTxa, president, Han
cock Point. Me.
Hancock Point. April 4, 1911.
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WREA.

COREA.
Capt. A. G. Lufkin il very III. Mrs.
Walter Young il improving; also Mrs..
Henry DAVIS.
Niss Nauds Stewart has gone to South
Gouldsboro, whore shs il employ cd in the
family Of Calvin Hammond.
Roy Scoheld and wife have moved to
Bunker's Harbor, where he il employed
by e. A. Over to attend his lobster pound.
School begins April II. Miss sarah
whitney, Of Kenduskeag, teaches the
grammar and Miss Susie Weymouth the
primary.
Rev. @. r. Jenkins delivered beautiful
Easter sermon Sunday. He was assisted
In the services by ksv. A. P. Macdonald,
ssacoass missionary. The choir sang Some
beautiful selections.
Mis- Bessie Young, Of this place, and
Harry Morrison, Of Winter Harbor, were
married Saturday evening ct the brides
home, BY Rev. A. P. Macdonald. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
April II. 8.
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improvements at Mt. Desert Ferry.
The Maine Central Railroad Co. has 9
crew Ut work on the wharf 1t the Mt.
Desert Ferry terminus. A triangular piece
II being built on the wharf, sixty feet
long and fourteen feet wide ct the widest
end, Strengthening the front Of the wharf.
This addition will give deeper water for
the boats at the front Of the wharf, and
cover . ledge which has heretofore
bothered the boats ct low tide.
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NOTICE OF rOREcLosUKs.


"HEREAs, Martin l. Peasiee, then Of
W. Sedgwtck. In Hancock county, BY his
nosts:es deed. dated Yseruary. I. isc,. re.
Mary i. warren. q csssins. csrssin real
estate described ~ follows In said mcrsage, to
A certain lot Of land situated in seds~ick
and bounded ~ follows;
sElnsl.e s Sn .ss hishs. Land Of 5sa N
the head Of his lot; thence In . northeAstefly
direction 70 land Of heirs Of JAmes G. Gray;
= thence y so T ss,y on Camp Stream 70
on said point; thence 70 the highway; thence
westerly on saia highway TO the nrst men.
toned bound.
Also pasture on the south side OF the high.
way beginning at corner bound near . lane
~ line OF Leonard Gray; thence by sz.d
sss aga o Lass.
thence sooths.s,svly ~ land Of said Gray to
y, Ai. q .isa; Of ..y -, se,oss aid arays land
Also one other tract Of land In said sedg-
s riss; being . part q the whitney 'o'' so
sssinnins Il = b s Ire. in the esstsriy
GO, ner Of the lct set % TO Solomon B. Gray
thence BY land cf Nathaniel Knowles about
s:ps.s IsS: 70 : n sa
west to the Hartman lot. % called. 70 . cedar
stake marked; thence BY said Hartman lot
s 20 !, s1ss 70 the .s:ssry corner OF ia
lot 70 the aTst mesttonsd b und. being one
fourth part Of the whitney lot. more o. less
M ss,a .sS We On 70
the First n stional Bank. o. Ellsworth, BY as
sig.ment Of thai date. recorded July %, 1909,
And .ssr. -. ..lG "a sor.s.s. ~. assigned
BY sAid First National Hask 70 the under
sisned. Union Trust Company Of Ellsworth.
"a IL box "a psss ~ .Sics ss:isnmsns in
each cas- also covered the debt secured BY
said mortgage;
formed.
ses: .sss:.e,. sy r:..e. 2, y. breach 70, .:
. iorsciosurs Of aid mortgage.
Ellsworth, Maine. April II. 1871.
Uniox Tnusf conPAny EILswoRrH,
~ John A: Peters. President.
By Henry b. HisgtnAL Treasurer.
Peters Knowlton. Attorneys.
THE subscriber hsfssy gives notice that
u she has been duly appointed admins
trstriz de- be~is non Of The estate Of
kBENEZER p. HILL, late Of SULLIVAN.
IN tie county Of Haaeoek. deceased, AND
sops having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired 70 present tEe
same for settlement, and ali Indebted thereto
sfs requested 70 make payment sm 1910
-steuben. Nc. April II, iSii.
i she has bsen duly appointed admin
tsatrix Of the estate Of
WILLIAM p. STANLEY, late Of SOUTH
WEST HARBoR
In the county Of Hancoek, deceased. AND
gtven bonds - the Law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF s:io
deceassd are desired % preeent the same ioI
settlement, aed all indebted thereto are re-
LUCINDA 8. JonnsoH.
8onthwest HaEbor. April u. lsll.
TaE subscriber HEREBY gives notice tnst
L she hes been duly appointed admins
trstrix Of the estate o.
PERCY 4. HAMO1. late Of EDEN :.
II the county Of Hancock, deceased, soo
given bonds ~ the law directs. All PER-
sons having demands against ne y
ta&s Of said deceased are desired "
debted thereto Are requested to nAke pay
ment tDmediA&ely. MAup l. bAnos-
Bsr Hasbor. April u, lsll.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

II you cannot call ct his store, cut out
the coupon and mail 1t with Is cents, and
5o-cent box Of the specific will be ssnt
you BY mail, charges paid. do not put II
Oh. 'Ons to-day il worth tvo to-mor-
rows"
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BRooKsvILLE,

L. o. Fowler has employment stone
cutting 1t South Brooksvills.
School in district No. 3 commenced to-
day, Miss 0racs Gray, OF eoath Brooks
vile, teacher.
Levi Hutchins, who has spent the win
ter with his sister, Mrs. May Grindle, has
returned to Orland.
April II. "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

Talk about your smart men! Hear this
from East Sullivan: "Miss Mary Good
win, who has passed her SEVENTEEN birth
day and lives alone in her little bungalow,
has sawed and split two and one-half
cords Of wood this spring."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

The nomination of Frank Z. Mace, OF
Great Pond, as State iish and game
commissioner, was made by Gov. Plaisted
Last week.
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ooULpsBoRo.
ToMmoN.

Rev. Mr.. Purdy, pastor Of the Asthodist
church, preached his last sermon here for
the conference year Easter Sunday.
W. W. sowle and Mrs. c. A. CAmpbell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

The bylaws set forth in Articles numbered
from one to MAE inclusive. adopted for the
town OF Sorrento, Hancock county. Maine, by
the local board Of health Of said town OF sor-
fento are hereby approved.
April s. 1911. LuciLius A. EMsnY,
Chfef-J usttse Of the euprsms Judicial Court.
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 10, 1911.
COUNTY GOSSIP.

J. Walter Weeks, OF Castine, has been
nominated by Gov. Plaisted as trustee Of
normal schools.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19
HALL QUARRY.

There viii be masqusrads ball hare
April a.
Mn. william Morris u visiting in
Rock1and.
Carnage Richardson died Sunday, April
n, of heart trouble.
A con was born to Llswellyn Merchant
And wifs April 4, and daughter to Chris
tophsr Rcd and wits April u.
ApRii II. BRIAN.
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20 ln.

~ ~~e~N>~~~~S~o~-~-~-> ~
nFFICEs-on Of the most desirable offices
" In the city; formerly occupied by the
late @. p. Dutton. later by +. Carroll Burrill.
Over Bureili national bank. Main st., Elis-
worth. Inquire OF &. G. BURRrLL-
OFFICES over Moore's drug store. inst Va.
" Gated by b. T. Sowle: hot water heat and
toilet. Inquire OF Il. q. Moons. Ellsworth.
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COUPON

This coupon entities the holder
to one Soc package OF DR.. Howard's
specific for the, cure OF constipa-
ton and dyspepsia at halt price,
&c. He will refund the money to
any dissatisfied customer.
g. A. Parchef.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

Sixty-six years ago Monday, Capt.
George h. Tapley, retired, Of Brooksville,
started ON his first sea voyage. This il
the way he tells of it: Boarding the
good schooner Napoleon, of the burden
OF sixty three tons, 1t Wasson's wharf, the
wind and tide being in our favor, we
hcisted the foresail, set the jib, let 20 the
stern-lines and proceeded down the
Penobscot bay" Thus modestly but
auspiciously began the sea-faring career
OF one OF the famous 'sTapley brothers'
OF Brooksvilie. Now, tied up in the COM
Portable berth of town clerk of Brooks
vile, CAPT. George looks back to that
April morning sixty-six years ago, - one
Of the most eventful Of his long career.
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1Lcst.


DOG-Pull biooded Scotch collie. Answers
H. 70 name OF Teddy. strap around neck.
viii Under notify MIS-. ALDEN HAsI.x.
Waltham, Met
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yNantfn.

-4~->-~eA~SN oJ~~-No~-0~ r~~1~~N-oe1s,N~~~
HORSE suitable for woman to drive. Adj
III dress, with particulars, w.. Boz ga. Els
worth, Ne.
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GET TOGETHER"

Address by John L. Sewall, OF worcester,
Mass. secretary Of the New England
association Of commercial executives, -
Waterville, March Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

Seeing the item in THE AMERICAN
concerning the cold spring of 1875, re-
minds our South Deer Isle correspondent
of an April snow storm of 1887, when the
roads were blocked SO that they were
impossible for more than week. One Of
her neighbors got out'his horse to try to
60 for doctor. The horse soon became
stalled in drifts. Finally, with yoke Of
oxen, going through fields and byways,
he broke his way through.
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fnr SALE.

~~>~~~>-~~~~~S~~~~ ~s~~ -~~~~~~s~-r<~
CAsoLINE LAUNCH "Quick ssep"-Eor-
" meriy owned BY o. W. TApley. Els
engine, for watd cabin. tools. anchor. rope and
ali lights etc., required by Eoverbment; ln
perfect condition, perfectly sound delivesed
at Ekgemoggin, Ne. Nothing TO 90 put 20 put
her 10 the water This boat has been 10 Port
land two OF three times In bad weather. Only
reason for selling IL that shall not 20 to k9-
gemoGgin this year. Also will let Or sell my
properly ~ EgeemoGEin. Will sell 81 = low
price for cash. JAMES II. HAYNES. Is Grove
st.. Bangor, Me.
IS09s-For Matching. Single comb Rhode
Ia Island Red eggs: first class stock; large.
brown eggs; rs c. per setting. o. ?. Torrance,
LAmoine, Me. p. O., Il r. ID. z. Ellsworth.
OHEAP- 10 acre fsrm in Seal Cove. Me-, on
~ main road to Southwest Harbor. Clear
It'll given. Inquire Of HERBERT l. sAwrsE'
Seal Cove.
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1,elu Sasutsn.

lelp Eaanttn.
~.N-~-~S~.~~~~sc~~Ocs
DCY-I have . permanent poaition for .
ID bright. energetic school boy. The right
boy can make from SOC. 10 % or more week,
without interfering with his other dutfes.
MAYNARD y. SfRorr. II Pine st., Ellsworth.
DRLIABLE AGENTS. local and travelling.
~ Steady empioymen The man who
likes outdoor life can make big money with
rs. Outet free. Pay weekly. Write for terms.
HoMEn N. CnAsH b Co. Auburn, Maine.
MAN AND WIFE - Man to work In my
Nx store and drive delivery team; wife 70
do housework. Can have lonv Job II salts
factory. r. n. MAconsHR. Seal Harbor. Ne.
VOUN0 wOMEN-In canning sActory for
III April and Nay. Good wages guaranteed.
Address H. 8. KASR, Addison. Ne.
UyOMAN 10 DO housekeeping In family OF
w two, 81 once. Write P. o. boz -.
Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

Some Of the papers Of Maine have
entered into friendly rivalry to discover
the oldest town clerk in the State in
point Of service. The latest claimant to
these honors the papers have found is
George g. Hatch, Of Wells, who has
served fifteen years consecutively, and
seven years additional before the break in
his term, making twenty-five years in all.
Hancock county has . town clerk whose
record 90 far exceeds that OF Mr.. Hatch
that it seems almost . pity to make the
comparison. Horace n. Dority, Of Sedg-
wick, was last month elected clerk OF his
town for his thirty-ninth consecutive
term!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

The copying Of the Waldo county deeds
recorded in Hancock county, which has
been going on for four years under the
direction of Hiram P. Farrow, is now
practically completed. The records are
typewritten and all eighteen large
volumes for which indexes are now being
made. The work covers the period from
1883 to 1877, when what is now Waldo
county was part OF Hancock county, ana
includes . few deeds that were recorded
here by mistake after 1897.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

last week,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-12-09

II you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle ef-
feet Of Chamberlain's Tablets makes
them especially suited to your case.
For sale by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-12-09

The Swift cotton c' r.t s.d
tlllzc~ ~ DDiumDd was -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-12-09

TALLY destroyed by fire Monday
night The oil mill ttself was not
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-12-09

Sumter needs that shoo factory
f0u ON I- .cpr-
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posed.
do not set forth in detail the terms
and sections Of statute which might
supply the constructive legislation per-
mitting and aiding the formation of
combinations Of capital into federal
corporations. They should 0e subject
to rigid rules as to their organization
and procedure, including effective pub
licity, and TO the closest supervision as
to the issue OF stock and bonds by an
executive bureau or commission Ia the
department Of commerce and labor. TO
which in times Of doubt they might
well submit their proposed plans for
future business. 1t must be distinctly
understood that Incorporation under n
federal Jaw could not exempt the COM
pany thus formed and its incorpol,tors
and managers from prosecution under
the antitrust law for subsequent H.
lega conduct. but the publicity of i.S
procedure and the opportunity for fle
quent consultation with the bureau or
commission In charge Of the incorpora-
ton as 10 the legitimate purpose Of It's
transactions would offer il as great se-
curity against successful prosecutions
Sumter needs that shoo factory