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WEST FREMONT.


Capt. William Hanna hss taken . trip to
Boston a. cook.
Donald Robbins left for Rockland this
week to get ready for scalioping.
Master Wilder L. Robbins is with Mrs..
Otis Ingalls, while his mother 10 away.
Cspt. w. b. Lunt and wife, who have
been employed at Bluehill, came home last
week.
F.W. Lunt and wife spent the week.
end in Bangor, Mrs. Lopaus keeping
house for them.
Raymond Dow, wife and sons Robert
and Raymond have been visiting MI.
Dow's parents, D. e. Dow and wife.
Capt. George W. Lunt left for Rockland
this week to have his boat and engine put
in order for winter scalloping. George
Colson is with him.
Mrs, Wilder b. Robbins has gone to Bar
Harbor to Join her husband, who Is
steward on the schooner Robert Snyder,
Capt. Tinker, who has load OF coal for
that place.
Capt. Charles Lunt has taken his wife
and daughter Muriel with him for trip
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COUNTY NEWS.


Mrs. Emery Morrison, who has been III,
is convalescent.
William Cross is again confined to his
house by lameness.
Wilbert Durham has sold fine yoke Of
oxen to Mr.. Bunker, of Eastbrook.
DR.. c. G. Morrison, Of Bar Harbor, was
ct his farm here over Sunday, accom-
panied BY his wife and daughter.
Eva Durham, who has hip trouble,
and who has been obliged to live out in
the open air for the past six months, is
now able to sit up and to move about .
little by the use Of crutches.
Oct. 16. 3.
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WEST suRRY.

Arson Cunningham is critically Ill.
8. @. Cunning ham has his house nearly
completed, and will soon move in.
F. q. Trundy was in Orlsnd Sunday to
visit his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Trundy.
Ed. Conary and wife, OF Lynn, Mass,
are in town visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eliza Lufkin has recovered from
her recent illness. All glad to see her ont.
Oct. IA. L.
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OBITUARY.


Tho death Of Mrs. Rose A. Elwell on
~, q though not unexpected, was
~ ~, blow to her family, tho church and
~ neigh borhood where she had lived for
.s,,,r-fiye years. For three years Mrs.
s,-.i, had been in failing health and for
=. r.st four months was confined to her
- With sciatic rheumatism, suffering ex-
.,.c;sting pain from which she obtained
s.,;., only whom under the influence Of
mates. Everything was done that love
,ould suggest, but without avail.
aer two daughters l., who came
,.,s from New York, and Mrs. Maud
smsllidge, who has been with her since the
a..,b OF her husband, Dea. Mark L..
rlvell. who died in 1905, united in giving
their mother the tspderest care to the last.
Mrs Elwell was . woman who had .
.sen interest In all the affairs of the town
that tended towards its advancement. She
-,s especially interested in the young
r.ople. working with them, helping. in
s-ery way that would add to their enjoy
rent and the cultivation OF all that was
Tor their highest good. In the church sh
was strong helper, . constant attendant,
holding up the pastors hands, encourage
ing By word and gift, all that she saw
vss for the interest Of the Masters king
don, and the best good OF the community.
She leaves two sons-Howard L., Of
wslla wslla, WASH; Harry s., OF New
York; two daughters-AbbieL L. and Mrs.
Edwin smallidge; two grandchildren
Maurice and Virginia Allen, children OF
her daughter, who died in January, 1909.
She will be greatly missed by her family,
for she was an ideal mother, and in the
church and eighborhood, IS faithful
member, true friend and neighbor.
REV. MRS. 8. w. TREwoRaY.
Canaan, Ne.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Everett Tracey has gone down the bay
on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Melissa Abbott has returned from
q visit in Harrington.
Arthur Varnum has the addition to his
house nearly completed.
Hervey Murch will move his family to
Bar Harbor this week, for the winter.
Meetings are being held at the school
house Thursday and Sunday evenings.
Oct. IS. T.
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GOULDsBORO.

William Farrah and wife have moved to
Corea.
A son was born to Melville johnson and
wife Friday, Oct. ID.
Enoch Newman and wife, who have been
keeping boarding house in Sullivan this
summer, have returned to Gouldsboro.
Cushman grange held its annual fair
Wednesday, Oct. II. Many out-of-town
people were present. There was dance
in the lower hall in the evening.
Oct. 16. JEN.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.
SPRAY.

Seth Rice returned from New York Sat-
urday.
Lester Rice is building an addition on
his home.
John Tinker and wife are the guests Of
Ezra Lurvey and wife.
Mrs. e. J. Bulger and daughter Alice left
Thursday for visit Of two weeks in Mass
achusetts.
Mrs. E. J. Stanley is away on an apple
trip with Mr.. Stanley, and is expected
home soon.
Mrs. Frank johnson returned from Som
erville Wednesday after spending three
weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Lucinda Stanley is spending q few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. George
Jordan, at Seal Harbor.
Miss Gregg Atwood spent a few days
last week among friends here, returning
to Winterport Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Bunker left this week for
Northeast Harbor, where she will be en-
pIoyed at DR.. Frank Ober's this winter.
Warren Squirting and wife, Leander
Bunker and wife, Mrs. Nettie Stanley and
Mrs. Charles Stanley were among those
who returned from their trip to Boston
Saturday.
Samuel Bulger returned home Wednes-
day, after being in hospital in Massa-
chusetts nine weeks. His many friends
are sorry to learn that his eyes are in 9
serious condition.
| Oct, 16, ROONEY.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. A. L. Hudson will close her cottage
to-day and 60 to Boston.
Mrs. T. w. Sibley leaves to-day to visit
her son Fred vt Medford, Mass.
Fred Candage has moved his family into
the Lowell Grindall house at Sedgwick.
Eugene Hamilton, who has spent the
weekend with his parents, F. A. Hamil-
ton and wife, leaves to-day for Boston.
Freeman Higgins and wife, who have
spent the weekend with .. 8. Hamilton
and wife, leaves to-day to spend the win
ter in Boston.
Oct. 16. SUB.
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HuLL's COVE.

hOAA0 Wv Gs
Miss Ella Hamor is visiting relatives in
Bangor.
Mrs. Cornelia Salisbury is visiting Mrs.
ANGELA Hamor.
Mrs. Susan NOVEL; is improving slowly,
after Q serious illness.
Mrs. ANGELA Hamor visited friends in
Salisbury Cove last week.
Marion Stanley, Of Rumford, spent .
short vacation here last week.
Frank Hamor and wife and Clarence
Brewer were in Bangor . few days last
week.
Mrs. Farmer, of Southwest Harbor, Wis
tied Mrs. Sussn NOVEL;, few days last
week.
Mrs. Mark Leland, OF Trenton, spent .
few days last week with her son, Shepard
Leland.
Mrs. Lucy viles, of Madison, is spend
ing few weeks with her parents, Wilbur
Salisbury and wife.
Miss Evadne salisbury, Of Massa-
chusetts, Is visiting her parents, M. f..
Salisbury and wife.
Miss Augusta Hamor, Mrs. Lucy Viles
and Marion Stanley visited Mrs. George
Nickerson at the Sound last week.
Oct. 10. ANNE.
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Don't trifie with cold is good advice
for prudent men and women. 1t may be
vital in case of q child. There is nothing
better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for coughs and colds in children. It is
safe and sure. Forisale by all dealers.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Gilbert Carter has his house ready to
plaster.
Merrill Richards and wife spent Sunday
in Bluehill.
Harold Seavey, who has been in Bangor
for medical treatment, is home.
Mrs. Mary Fogg is home from Deer isle,
where she has spent the summer.
Oct. IS. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH sEDawICK.

-, rhurston il in Ellsworth serving
an the grand jury.
o. p Alien and wife went TO Bangor
one day last Week.
~. Henry Clapp, Of Middleboro,
~, is visiting Mrs. Clara Clspp for q
few weeks.
v;ss Ella ThurstoD is spending the
~ With Mrs. Curtis Durgain in Bangor
ill attend the music festival.
victor Friend, Of Melrose, Mass, was in
- severaI days last week on business
..,.;ning to the canning factory.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. A. H. Coggins visited relatives in
Ellsworth Monday.
Miss Eunice Coggins attended the music
festival in Bangor, returning home Mon
day.
Roy Smith and Roy Linscott have gone
into the woods for the winter, about
twenty miles above Bangor.
Oct. 16. Y.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE.
w Bluehill, HANCOCK county, Maine. BY
Decembss, :. d. isSa, and recorded in asnSocr j.
e SETH CSs.: then q
said Biuehiil, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Said lots being particularly de.
scribed In . deed from James Chase TO said
add recorded in said re sistry. il vol lis, page
266, 70 which deed and record thereof refer
enoc u hereby expressly made for more par:
thereof being hereby made : part Of this
deed; and whereas the administrator Of the
estate Of said Seth K: Chase. BY his assign
corded in said registry in VOL s72. page iss, -.
signed said mortgage TO Austin T. Stevens, Of
said Bluehill; and whereas the condition Of
fore. BY reason Of the breach Of the condition
gage. AUSTIN T. STEVENS.
BY Edward E. Chase, his attorney.
Bluehill. October 10, q. d. 1911.
THE subscribers. Maria De Witt Jesup,
Il Thomas De Witt Ouyler, John e. Par
sons and Benjamin Strong, hereby give notice
that they have been duly appointed executors
cf the last will and testament and codicils
NORRIS K. JEsUP. late Of the CITY.
COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW YORK,
deceased. no bonds being required by the
terms Of said will.
The executors being residents without the
State Of Maine, have appointed Luere B.
Deasy, OF Eden, Hancock county. State Of
Maine, whose address is Bar Harbor, Maine,
their agent for all purposes specified in re-
vised statutes Of Maine, chap. 66, sec. 43. All
persons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested TO make payment Immediately.
MARIA De Writ JEsUP,
THOMAS DE WITT CUYLER,
JNo. e. PARSONS,
BENZ. STRONG.
Oct. Q, 1911,
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from Stockton to Boston. His mother,
Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt, i with her daughter,
Mrs. W. D. Walls, ct Seal Cove.
OCT. 10. THELMA.
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SUB.

Torturing eczema spreads its burning area
every day. Doan's Ointment quickly stops It's
spreading, instantly relieves the itching
cures it permanently. At any drug store
Adct.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NyHEREA6, Llewellyn II. Gray, OF Penob.
w scot, Hancock county, Maine. by his
mortgage deed dated the twenty third day Of
September, q. d. 1910, and recorded in Ham
cock registry OF deeds, books AZ, page A93.
conveyed to the Union Trust Company, OF
Ellsworth. corporation existing under the
laws of Maine and located at Ellsworth in
said county and state, all his right, title and
interest in and to a certain lot or parcel OF
land situated in South Penobscot, Hancoc
county, Maine, with all the buildings thereon :,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit:
Bounded on the north by the land Of john
son Bridges: on the east by the town road
leading to Brooksville; on the south by. the
homestead of the late Giles Wescott and on
the " est by the land Of said johnson Bridges
and containing two acres, more or less. 1t be-
ing the homestead Of the late Porter Staples.
The source OF my title being quit. claim deed
from Norris Grindle who I understand had
title under tax deed; and whereas, the con-
ditions Of said mortgage have been broken;
now therefore, by reason Of the breach Of the
conditions thereof, the said Union Trust Com
pany claims foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated at Ellsworth this second day OF Octo-
Der, .. d. 1911.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, OF ELLSWORTH,
By John A. Peters. President.
BY Henry H. Higgins, Treasurer.
49, Peters b KnOwlton, ATTORNEYS.
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49, - AnnrnR 49,
scusssnu~s -. Varss r~osJ

the pre-erf Fos.xa Eoaa~ sssa~ srs
caains Inio lssnn1ss5a trosH lssaSes
- "a bssE-- aHa oseE q csEcsslios-
Eossse al tbas-se c.a coshesssriy y
ieaik for~aFd ~ tine aay nag sons aI--
t.sni when she rases- are psi - hE-t-
class cond5tssn sbes wIl be rssnHlHs
D. Morlre-s fFom she -fsse cspss-si %
- hES.rs. iaT tsspns-sn - bal -
usIies distant irom thi- cliy
Nah the consp.ezIoH Il the kasn
so~ rouse. ~ vii sErsne Iuto prom
nenee ~ once and sax. whsle snGe
m a great wtIse we are able o
chronscie the etmlne from lsnveF
on h=hlns or plea-sEe trap 81 an
auto party OF two dunng year. we
vii then he uotEns them every ies
DAYS each ssmmar. A trip ever thIs
road vii shin the trlP tkroagh ths
Alps a CITY block.
Get the habit 81 taking shoss the
Raspbow route and shortly yos wSll
had yoarseli wildly boostsns for II
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30

Now is the time to spot the cottony
cottonwoods. the pistillate or female
trees, that at this season cover the
surrounding town lots with blanket
Of white. Unless you are very short
Of trees, they should be girdled. By
next spring they can be cut down
for dry kindling wood and stamenate
trees planted in their places. Other
Colorado towns are making a cam
paien against the pests, why not TAX e
up the matter in Gunnison? Ii is
particularly true that care with the
young trees can prevent the disagree
able feature becominc.greater. A.
soon as newly planted tree gives
evidence Of beng the cottony Kind
cut II down and replace. Why spend
thirty years Of care raising a
nuisance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30
Deha Css.ty Paeers Bssst

The Hotchkiss papers report that
at the recent meeting held there
committee of three was appointed
from each town in Delta county to
meet the state highway commission
ers and take them over the proposed
Black mesa road. The people of
Eotehkiss and Crawford are To- fur
nish teams TO take the crowd over
the mesa They will also set day
to 90 to the mesa and remove some
OF the rock now IN the road and give
1t the best appearance possible
The Hotchkiss Herald SAYS: The
benefits 10 be derived by the people
OF Delta county if this road is con-
structed are that we will gel the
tourist travel through our section.
When we take into consideration the
number who annually tsSe the CIR
Gle Trip" and those who will travel
to the west in 1915 the advertising
to this county will be worth ten times
what the road would cost. Those
who once see this country will tell of
II to others and the result is we will
get many new residents. Every new
settler is good for four or FIVE new
families. In this manner we can
populate the county with the very
best class Of people who are looking
for permanent home. We cannot
afford to let tins opportunity pass.
Delta Independent says: We can
build beautiful state highway, and
the hundreds Of transcontinental
tourists that will come this way, be-
ing attracted by the beautiful scenery
and the Western sloIe fruit lands,
who are now forced to travel the
dreary plains Of Wyoming the value
Of such road Is evident to the most
skeptical.
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eaus.s 49, ~ c. essk =
~ Csunly

Delta Tribune:
About Two hapdred representative
citizens from the various sections 81
Delta eoanty met at HiotchkIss Wed
nesday evening o. CONSIDER the mat
ter vi more and better highways for
this section, and particularly D. lay
plans to AID the State Highway com
mission IN its work 81 completing
the Delta county span IN the pro-
posed RAINBOW Route" across the
state
AT the recent session Of the leels-
lature Senator stephan secured sa
appropriation Of $4,000 for road
from fIotehkiss 90 Sapinero over
Black mesa, and while this amount
af money might not be sufficient for
the work IT was decijed at the meet
ing Wednesday night TO rush this
road through and the people Of
Delta county. regardless Of locality,
would he baJk of the movement To
the finish
Geo IL Duke presided at the
meeting and short talks were made
bv A. l.. Roberts, G.. G.. Hawkins.
Weldon Hammond, DIR. Hamilton,
Clarence Nelson, Fred Emry Of Pa
onla, Sen. stephan, B. p Smith,
John j Travis, Judge Welch, Geo.
G. Wilson and Geo c. Nickery Of
Delta, W. f. Steele of Eckert, VIM.
Foster and W. l.. Savage of Craw-
ford, Paul Wilson, Ross Wilmot,
Clair Hotchkiss and others of Hotch.
kiss
The meeting finally resolved itself
into the Delta County Good Roads
association and the organization WAS
perfected by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, A. l..
Roberts, Paonia; vice president, Sen
ator George Stephan, Delta; secretary,
Paul Wilson. Hotchkiss; treasurer,
W. l.. Savage, Crawford An exc
cutive committee was appointed com
posed of DR. Hamilton, +. q Emry,
c. c. Hawkins. Paonia; Roy l.. Emry,
|. c. Hall, b. Z Smith, Delta; George
Duke, Walter Thomas and f. NJ.
Duke, Hotchkiss; w. d. Gould, Jas
Teeslink, Fred Foster, Crawford
This association is to cooperate
with the county commissioners in
the ''all together" movement for
Delta county, and as may be seen
the organization is a strong one, Off
cered by men who do things. Never
has here been such harmony and
united determination of purpose by
the representatives of all sections of
the county as was shown at this
meeting and good results will soon
be in evidence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30
kOTfCE OF FINAL sE71LNkNT
AND BFyEkNIN4 of
HEIRsHIP

In the matter Of the estate Of Antoine Neager
decreased.
No. 22e
Notice IL hereby given, that on Monday. the
1sth day oi July. A. II. 1911. at the hour ui ~
A. NJ 81 said day, the saue being oi the
regular DAYS Of The June Term of the CouBty
Court ul Gunnison County, in the state oi
Colorado. |. Charles Neager Administrator
Of said estate, will appear before the Judge
Of said Court, present my final settlement Hs
such Administrators. pray the approval oi
the same. and viii then ask % be- discharged
as such Administrator At which time and
place any person in interest may appear aud
present objections 10 the same, q any there be
And further notice Is hereby given That I
hear proofs concerning the heirs of said de-
Charles Neager, claimant az heir at law of
for Judicial ascertaiBment and determina.
ton oi the heirship Of said estate. and from
hich Il appears that haries eager. Joseph
Aeaeer, John Aeager, Nietor Neager and
Emile Becker are heirs Of said deceased.
Now, therefore. any and all persons who
are or v ho claim to be heirs al law of said
Antoine y eager, deceased. are hereby required
10 be aud appear thereat. or abide the deter
miuation ui the Court thereon
Dated At ttunnisOn, Colorado, this l0th day
OF June, A. D. lsit
CHARLES NJ. YEAGER
Administrator Of the Estate Of Antoine
Neager, Deceased
B, u. wEGENER Attorney
Published June l6-July ~. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30

II. B. Wolfe and Reed Gwartnev
arrived Saturday from Denver, the
fourth party sent out by the Grub
stalking committee Of the Denver
Chamber Of Commerce 10 discover a
new bonanza mining camp. They
have gone over into the Cochetopa
hills to try their luck and here's
hoping they find another Creede or
Ohio City. Gunnison county has
an lmmease area Of usineralIzed
ground almost any section Of which
IS good prospecting Nr. Gwartnev
y an old prospectOr from the San
LUIS valley. Wolfe, Is a stusent at
the School Of Mines The plan of
tins prospecting Campaign is TO send
out parties, two and two. consisting
OF one experienced practical prospec-
tor and another. a more technical
man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30

We note by the daily press that
eleven miles Of new cement sidewalk
have Just been completed al the town
of Florence, Colo. This cost the
taxpayers over $4,000, but no one
Is complaining, as it added far more
than that sum to the value of their
property. Everywhere the story is
the same. ID takes time for the
value OF tins improvement to soak in
at some points, but that time has
been allowed in Gunnison and the
town council are about ready to
move In earnest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30

kiad uiu. Iof ~ las CuIed hie.
Il know Of so many cases where we
men have been cured by .yslia h. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound that can
say TO every suffering woman If that
medicine does not help her. there is
nothing that will."-Mrs. yANETzKi.
1868 Arch ST.. Chicago, Ill.
This is the age Of substitution. and
women who want cure should insist
upon Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound just as this woman did. and
not accept something else on which the
druggist can make little more profit.
Women who are passing through this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing ills pc
euliar to their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years lydia
y. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy for fe-
male ills. In almost every community
You will find women who have been
restored To- health by lydia l.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30

Town problems are solved bv an
aroused public opinion focusing it.
self upon them I.on't overlook the
fact that cement sidewalk from La
Neta to the Normal is a vital need
THIS SUMMER Suppose we have
a snowy winter 1t will be serious
drawback to the success of our new
state school if no walks are provided.
Some other problems can wait. This
must be thought about and solved
NOW.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-30

The only ''flv" in the ointment Of
delightful weather in Gunnison is
the pest OF mosquitoes. This is a
proposition we must look into. Df-
ferent methods of handling irrigation
water, the running bitches, perhaps
use OF coal oil or something of that
sort may be studied out to abate the
nuisance To be sure they last but
a month, but are disagreeable while
they do last.