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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-10
Groceries.

3u6sr.-Bretie letter. RaffiHirter Gut
2odf 6.10r, pemeereb $40, CUBES 5.5Oe,
eranalateo 53oc. 6onfectioners n" 5.25e,
on ~" 5.O0-5.25c, Ueiser ertra g.
4s5--a.95e. egtra ..e" 4.75--a SOC, oreind.
Ter aeGber 4.55--4. Soc.
RoIaiies III itetia. Rem Orleans
Even Qettle 54-44c, Centrifugal l5-23c,
per GdlloHe. Sorabam 33-37e per 8d!Icne
Reis.-Rartt. siemIid) lebAaft unb itea
tiS. 2enifiana, Sanep Seab 6--6L<e, primo
4L-51Se. oroiHdrsr 851<-4hss. SapaH g.
4c per gfunh.
Tairp grobutte.
Butter. Rdrst rabia, greis itetio.
fsanep Greamerp 2s11Se, Grsamerp firits 27e,
%; ieeoaos 26e. fane9 Garig IsS. 70.
l3I<e per giunb.
QdIe. - Rartt fsetia. C6io Hat l6%e,
aorsweiteriiher l7--I711%e, aeu gcrf l71sc,
ehmeiser I955I<--201<c, aimburesr I8Le.
Bird loc per 8funo.
eier. anasbot sroB. Rartt itetis.
grtn,a frtiae Sabnereier lie, firfts l6e,
ieeonbs lac per Gso.. lie mad Huagitdt.
gefIaael. - Vadfraae au, seart,
fietia. syrtHa Citizens I5 -22e, 6ah.
ner 1876, Sdbne Sc, 5rutba6ner l9-2oc,
Guls SC, eHfen A--l7e, SAME Csc per
BfuHe.
Ebit uub GemGfe.
atyFsl.-Ganep Rem BORT s5 5o-s. 90,
eew6Bnlide s3.00-4 90 per 1bl.
eitro onen. - Rarft itetia. California
$3.25-3-5O, ReiiiEa s3.50-S.75 per Rife.
Eraneen.-R Rarst ruhts uno ftetis. -
eaiiiornia $2.25-2.75. Glorioa S2.O -
250 per aifte.
BreiBeibeeren. - 500 900 per
Dbl. nno S2 00-2 SO per Rite.
aarfoffeIn. - Mibiean 81. .60-i rs,
senispiIe sI.75-l 50, per Bbl. 9siHigGu
55-S0c per 8a. pom Store.
SabtartoffetH. - 6aHep sserieu
$500 - 3.25, seaispills $2.55 - 500 pes
gbI.
graut. - Martt itetis. 1anifb 75e---
SIO0 per Bbl. pom store.
SwtebeIu.--esetbeS2 .75-S 90 perBbI
uHb s4-l5fie per 8u.
Raben.-$l. .25--I.5O per Bbi.
Stedrlbea. - S1 .00--I.l5 per DbI.
pom Sfprs.
aobl. - 81 l.25-1.50 per Hbl.
aaRbsgrcbHfte.
9obaeH. - Rartt isstia. 9rima Rars
rcwfat S3.l5, sefisbte unb bel Sano ges
piIsifte Ramp S2 so per gu.
0eu. --Rarst rnbig. 10. I 1hintcthr
$ls.00-iS.25, 30. 9 6e. 9i810, 10. o DO.
$l4.60; Nles, geniif&tsr 10. e14.50, no. q
bo. 1880; aiee 10. $1,000. Me. q $3.50,
AIfaIia sl1.5D--l2.6 80 pss Ton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-10
Sertiuer Siloer.
Don gauI BON SsesspaHsti.
Der Qeutudnt ala Se@
hensDIrotgteit

He u IL y { !.
Berlin bat bic Itdrtite 9arniIon I'M
gsidmmtsn bsutiteR Reit, uHo uli~
beroem iinb fat beitdnoig siuige bum
tsrt Sfft3iers Had1 gerliu tomInans
eirt. gIIo Ssutnants in 5iias uno
5iilIe. aber, NO fteten Iis2 - Gin
9ddfifh aus 2uotptgsburg. Der bier.
sebn 5age In Berlin gu 9eiuh gstpe'su
mar, uHo ben th Dor Der abrsiie fr1sz
te, fpie ihm Berlin osfallen babe, er'
ipioeris mir entfhieoeu snttduiht:
Sang fdOn. aber man iiebt ia nitt
eiHmal einen 2sutnant!" Cine ge.
ertuns, bic pon gang urqenobnli6
fhorfer geobahtuHgsgabe ssugt. Rir
tdt Elm Sabr3ehnt binour4 uno ldns
GER st1pas In Der gbpfognomie gerliHs
sefehlt, ods tor friiber cine iebr ha.
rattsriftiIhs Rote CAB, phrs oab iGh
mir odruber fldr freroen tonnte, mas
eR eieentlid, mar. gtr 2uopigsbut>
ger gadfifd pubts Is nah pierseEH
1asen: Der Geutnant lit nerfhrpuna
osn.
Dor spdn3is unb hreiBig Sabrtn
bummeite sr llnter ben ainoeH, friih.
itiidte In ben Weinrsitaurants Der
5rieoriffaot, BITE ben NHf elmer guten
Giiae aEo zines Stummtiifss 5attea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-10

o.ts. gsass ans siilen In asp gsrf.


GBeIb ,pn enII@ mar wiIlis su 2H--22s%.
glrima 65si6dftspapiere runr6en sn A.
a1sR btsfontirt.
sterItugs 6dHge tit ftetig. --
Eid,t III 81 eBsk-4 .S611 Iuo 90 7age Si1i
Az S4.s3N-- 4.S3H.
gunbe II fpareH ftss
tia uno Ipurbsn ME folst guottrt:
Ger. Staatsn asiunotug 2% i0lH-
IoiZ, AZ regiftrirte tl925I il5s4--1l6LS,
Gouponsil5sz-iiB< 81 reaiffrtrte lo2z4
--lo3K, Coupons 1o2A-lo3h, gaHama
Gpupons 29 l0l aeb.
attie ienmarft - I'm 8crmittage mar
Der Ndrft ,iernlih Iebbaft uno Die gretIe
fsft. Begen Rittas ruuroeu Die Geiha'te
rubiaer nTo oie preiie itetis.
ssae5jtebenoe Rurie puroen Don Der 5trs
ma SriDin, Baiimdn & Co., Fo. 22S--252
Nalnut Strabe, beriAtet:
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Gbicaao, g. Wdr..

Riubpteb. Beeues S5.20-6 80,
Ieras Stiere 81 4.40--5.70, ueftlt6e Sttere
s4.70-5.SO, Srofers uuo Seeoers $500
5.s5. aiibe usO 5stfers 81 $3.50, &af5sr
$T.00-9OO Rartt itetie.
z 6weiue. - seihte S695-7.15, ges
Htitte s6.75-7i0, i6pere $6.55-7 90,
raube S6.55-6.75, quite bis auserIeiene
itwere s6.75--700, SerteG S6.50-7.00.
WGrtt laueiam uHo &c uieoriaer.
Q hafe uno Z 4dmmer.-Shafe: Gin.
beimiide %. .00-4 so, rpeiiLtche s.. .15--4. So
Sdbrlinge $4.75-575.
Gdmmer GtuheimiIde s. .00-6. 30
Ueftlde Sj.25-6.35. RGrtt ftefid.
3ufubr. Rinbuteb 5000, Stpsine
900, S9afe uuo Sdmruer Il, 900.
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Rep qlorf.9. mdra

3iaa mar rahie 5a S4l.50 - 42.30 unS
supfer fdu; Sate ~ sl6.62H-l2.s7I,
GEeetrcEptbic sn sl2.25 - 1880 unb Ga
fling su si2 .0o--l2.25. BIet mar Han su
a 40-4.5O nnb Spelter ebsufa4s gu $5 30
5.65. Giisn mar ftetig. 30. Sounorp
RoTtbern III Sl5.75 So 1875, Ro. 2 DO. Su
S15 .50--l6.O0, 30. soutberu uuo SO.
Soutbern loft su SI5.60-l6OO.
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8uttsr. = Rorft itetis. GreanterD 16
-26c, Datrn 15--2ic.
cisr. Rartt feft. Srti9e l6H--I
1715c per TuBsnb.
adie. -- Wartt .ftetis. Cream l3hz--14e
Der Qfnnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-10

giasr 8rdapipnnbe febr dbnli9 IN
cine 9Sroitbeule, ha biefefbe brsant,
iudt unb oft Te6r ent3iinoet 1T. Ct.
syatobs Cel tlfrirt, inber1 ss .Das5 5n6sa
beisitigt unb oe gntSiinpung enttsrnt.
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0iebmdrtte.

Gincinnatt, 9. Mdrs.
3afabr uno geriauot wabreno ben per-
Hofenen "a Stunoen pereIi6eH NIT ben
uorbergsbeneen Tdgeu, tuareu Dte fOlSt
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Bonn Welbmtarfte.



Gis DefdGfte waren bente Tn ben biehGen
Hanfen iebr rubig uHo sba bic Iettsret btns
IdngItcbe 5onbs an Sanb bnbens 10 sit 6eIo
10 ntsbrtgsH3 3insraten sa eTsungsn. won ben
Hanfsn ipurDen Darlebsf son ralA 81 4 ~
ausaeliehsn linbn5ei9 9d dffspnpiere mnrGet sn
6L - 81 bssEonttrf. Sns efsentn Rarfs
iUnrben Tdriebea on .eaa" 81 az - 4%
uno aui 3eit gu an plaeirt.
gssditl sss sasp Dsff.
pnen neminea su Zoe Tistonto per $1,000
spiitSen fnnten Tie eOunterrate betrdgt
Doc Bransie per 5000.
sssdia axi Gnssps.
iparen itetig. 5tute iiHb bic fcIqenbeu
Enoarunesn su beri6ten:
CONDOS, 3 Tnge Siht, "a S6s1-4.s 81 per C,
90 Inge eidbt, 50 ss11 A .832 per e; Paris
Taee Sidt, 5l211zz-5l5 1raneS per 500
90 Iass si6t, 5i71 $50 ,sranes per 500;
TN Gsiftf@Iash Gaee Sibt, Rarf S5l1<<e
op. 90 1aee Stht, 9411c.
TctaHentarp Btas aHf acnbcn wnrbea
tu "a E2L, auf Glassorp 80 O. .62L une
dnf Bslfaft sn s4.82 pertGuft.
gaHsss.Ettisaftsnsn
rMbis aHe itetis. Die gansen qaptiren rpie
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rer aufenthd!ts rsfintrt, liegt ihon abz
feits Der 2inben. unb bic taiierlihe
Sofhultung pf!egt erft NIT benz 9eainn
Der 6offeItlihfeiten nad Berlin perleqt
3u tperoen uno na9 ben srften if0nen
JriiblingstdesH tpieber in bag Bots
banner paldis iiber3ufieoslR. 2ln oieIen
erften fd1OHeu sSriiblingsta1en, an be-
nen Der aaiIsr in ben gprmittaqsTtuns
ben nit groBsr Suite pom Shlpb bic
Sinoeu binunter ndh benz 3hteraarten
reitet, ifeint ods alte 2eben in Der 6i=
itorifhen prahtfrdbs 8srtius pieber
3u errpahen aher biefer Sdce fiRD
iueaige. 1a fiebt man aud, pobl ben
2eutHant pieeer Inter ben QInoen
auFtau6en.
4ber er friibitiidt ntdt mehr Inter
ben 2inoen IN tletnen, alteH, perrGus
terten Netnftu6en nit alten, truutfes
ten Gr3eaeH5eu. Teuu bic fIeinen
Betnftuben finb berIhpunben, uno an
i9re Stelle iinb srpBe aeftaurants uHo
Sooteis setreteH, in oenen uur rei6e
aeute tdglth frabftiden t5nuen, aber
feline gr5ellen3en uHe feline 2eutnduts,
ooer tpengftens nur iol6s Seuts
nants, Die fi1 nit 9efpalt rutriren
fpollen. 8aSu tpmult, oaB bic Off.
sirtaiInos beute fshr bel rnebr 95ms
fort bieten uno febr ptei beFr Be-
.fpirthl4aftst peroen ais Dor brei6lg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

For Bald Heads.
A Treatment That Costs
Nothing IL it Fails.

We want you to try three large bottles
Of Rexall ''s3' Hair Tonic on our personal
guarantee that the trial will not cost you
apenny il 1t does not give you absolute
satisfaction. That's proof OF our faith in
THIS remedy, and It should indisputably
demonstrate that we know what we are
taking about when we say that Rexall
c' Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald
heads, except where badness has been OF
such long duration that the roots OF the
nair are entirely dead, the follicies closed
ana grown over, and the scalp Is glazed.
remember, we are basing our state
ments upon what has already been accom-
pushed by the use OF Rexall 1897 Hair
ionic, and we have the right to assume
'nat what it has done for thousands OF
DINERS 1t will do for you. In any event
you cannot lose anything by giving it Q
uai on our liberal guarantee. Two sizes,
oH. and 400. Remember, you can OBJ
"in Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store-The Rexall Store. E.
y. MOORE, cor. opp. postofiice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
KITrERY To CARIBOU.

Mrs. Mary Anthony, OF Esstport, died
last week, aged 100 years, seven months,
four days.
The farm buildings OF Frank Mitchell,
at Pownal, were burned last Wednesday
Loss, 5000.
Fred T. Seekins, Mattawamkesg, aged
fifty years, was killed Friday by the dis
charge OF rife in his own hands. The
shooting Is believed to have been acct
dental.
c. c. Brown, for some years general
passenger agent OF the Eastern Steamship
Co., has resigned to accept service with
another company, and H. II. Cudworth
has been appointed acting general pas
senger agent.
The Maine corn and fruit show will be
held in Portland. in November. Valuable
premiums will be offered on corn, apples
potatoes, fruit, oats, wheat and othei
grains. Correspondence regarding the
show should be addressed to J. Henry
Rines, Portland.
George 1. Goldthwaite, Of Biddeford
aged sixty five years, going to the shore
for load OF seaweed one day last week
took an old army mus<et along for pos
sible shot ct q wild goose. In putting the
musket in the wagon the hammer caught
in blanket and the gun was discharged
Mr.. Goldthwaite was killed instantly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
CAPE ROSTER.

Percy Clifford is building barn.
Maurice Gray brought q COW of W. H.
Slower last week.
John Blake is plastering his bungalow,
which he built last fall.
Bruce Gray, OF Penobscot, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Alvarado Gray.
Albert Gray and Wiifred Redman have
built weir at the Dyer shore.
Jesse Gray, who had severe attack OF
indigestion last week, is slowly recover
ing.
A favorable decision in regard to the
title Of the Roster mine was give inlElls-
worth last week.
Several weirs on the east side of the
cape have made good catches the past
week. Herring have been sellingi for 6Oc.
April %. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
NORTH pENoBscor.

The young folks are preparing to give a
drama soon.
This town is much exercised over the
question OF who is and who will be coll
lector. 1t Is well known that minor was
elected, and as yet has not been qualified.
The eligibility Of q minor to office is the
question to be determined.
Hiram Leach, one OF our oldest resi-
dents, aged eighty-three years, died April
"a. Until bis last illness his mental facul-
ties were clear, and he manifested his
usual interest in current events. He was
man OF original ideas, sincere, honest
and out-spoken; he was tender hearted,
loved children and was sympathetic to-
ward those in need. He leaves three chill
dren-Herbert W. and Grace Hartman, Of
Brockton, Mass, and George L., OF this
place. Funeral services were held in the
church, Rev. Mr.. Carter officiating.
May1. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Aldana Yorng has gone to Bangor for
two weeks.
w. A. Hale and wife visited Charles
Parker and family Sunday.
A man from Portland was here last
week looking up location for a sardine
factory.
William Willeke, native Of Holland,
and summer resident of this place, and
Victoria, daughter of Franz Kneisel, will
be married May %, at the BRIDES home
in New York city.
Early Tuesday evening, Fred Candage
discovered that the roof Of his house was
on fire, caused by q spark from his
chimney. Prompt and energetic action
on the part Of Mr.. Candsge and neigh
bors saved it from destruction.
May1. xENoPHoN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
DEER ISLE.

Mr.. Libby, OF Warren, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Edgar W. Haskell.
Whitney Lowe and wife, who have
spent the winter in Boston, are home.
Judge e. P. spofford and DR.. II. w.
Small went to Portland Monday to attend
the grand lodge, F. and A. NJ.
Henry E. Morey, who has been in the
Bangor hospital for surgical treatment, re-
turned home Saturday, somewhat i'm
proved in health.
Harbor View chapter, o. Z. s., has ac-
cepted an invitation to visit Columbia
chapter at Sedgwick May 8. About forty
have made arrangements to go.
George Joyce was taken to the Bangor
hospital Monday. He was accompanied
BY his father, NJ. d. Joyce, and Dr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

Sanitarium Doctor = SO Mrs. Pittsfield
was here while was away? Nurse Yes,
sir. She wanted to take her husband
home, out he said be preferred to stay
here. Doctor-l've suspected that case all
along, the man is not crazy at all.
"You know" said s'smart" young
man to girl, sssomeone has said that il
YOU would make . lasting pair Of boots,
eyes, replied the girl, land for the
uppers you ought to take the cheek OF the
man who said It,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
NORTH DEER ISLE,

Mrs. Celia Hardy has been quite i'll the
past week, but is better.
Ten men have come to repair 1.-THE Maine
Central steamboat wharf, which. was dam
aged by ice.
Eddie Rogers left last week toljoin his
yacht at Vinalhaven. Capt. Ralph Gray
and Harold Hardy will leave for Boston
this week.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Ellen Hayes next Thursday after
noon. They are working to buy some new
song books.
George H. Holden arrived home Sstur.
day, bringing word that his mother, Mrs
Hannah Holden, is no better. Mrs. Hol-
den went to Port Jefferson, N. Y, last fall
with her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Haskell
and has been ill all winter.
May l. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03


lp;.sociation OF Audubon Socfetiesi
Tho kiueiishers are q large, interesting
ID curious family OF birds, quite A. much
90 their relatives, the cuckoos. They
.,s distributed over the greater part Of
,hs giobe, and some Of the species will re-
~ special study on account OF their
r.ca,isrities or beauty OF plumagc.
Australia possesses very large species
~.;cb has such q loud and discordant
,o,e Ina, it is commonly known as the
alsurbing jackass". 1t is. sometimes
h,onght TO this country for exhibition in
Geological parks or travelling shows. The
common kinghsher OF Europe, with its
bIpe.green upper parts and its rich chest
nat breast, is an example Of striking and
attractive plumagc. Among the many
,ssepds connected with the kingfisher,
ons tells Us that originally all the mem
bers Of this family were clothed in dull
eolored plumsge, but the kingfisher that
vas liberated from Nosh's ark few to-
ward the setting sun, and on its back was
infected the sky, while its breast was
scorched by the rays Of the heat giving
orb. Another fable states that Alcyonc,
daughter Of lEolus, grieved so deeply for
her nus band, who was shipwrecked, that
she threw herself into the sea, and was
Immediately changed into kingfisher.
Piiny says: "Halcyons lay and sit about
midwin,er when daies be shortest: and
the time whites they are broodic Is called
the halcyon daies, for during that season
the sea is calm and navigsble.n Even now
the word hslcyon represents calm and
peaceful days devoted to pleasant outings
in the woods or fields, along the ocean
beaches, or padding up some quiet river,
all the while learning TO know the trees,
or wild flowers, and the songs and forms
Of the birds that arc everywhere seen
about Us.
Such are the re~tful days when the
school and work are thrown aside and the
tried brain and body drink In great
draughts of life and vixor. 1t is then
tha, we see our own belted kingfisher, a
bird about twelve inches long, perched on
some twig ovcrhanging the water. It sits
as motionless as though carved from stone
until its watchful eye secs . fish in the
water below it, when It dives for its prey,
disappearing entirely beneath the surface.
It rarely ever misses Its aim, and on re-
appearings wriggiing nsh IL seen held in
the birds powerful mandibles.
The feathered fisherman flies directly
back to his fsvorite perch, from which the
plunge was made, and, after beating
Its captive on the limb until 1t 10 dead,
swallows it head nrst. Sometimes before
the bird reaches the surface Of the water
the Ash has disappeared or h out Of reach.
when the kinghsher changes Its course
and with an upward sweep resumes its
former position. Again, during . flight
ter the stream the keen eye Of tho king
fisher discovers . nsh, whom it will
stop suddenly in Its course and hover
With extended wing over the spot for .
lev seconds, when it will dive with the
zane ease and accuracy - II did from the
limb.
Ringfshers are not sociable with their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
BIRD Neisbbors.

-, mi. head the ANHafcAs will from
W. time print short articles relating TO
un, IA especially their relation 70 asricai-
oife,' ,~,.rest., Most Of these articles will be
'n'. ..a,sa from leaflets Issued BY the bureau Of
iis'p,.s,c.l survey, department Ut agriculture,
o0 ~ The National Association Of Audubon
OF :, and will be authoritative. They
~, 4. 81 interest not only 70 bird lovers, but
s" '.nr.t,onsi value to farmers. TO whom the
o. .a Of many species Of birds 10 Of the
--latest Importance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS.

Their acrion controls your health. Read
what Foley Kidney Pills have done Tor your
neighbor o. /. Getchell, 19l Main st., Ban
gor. Me-, says LAST summer suffered with
q severe case OF kidney and bladder trouble:
had pains across my back and the action OF
INV kidpeys was attended with much pain.
read an adve rtisement OF Foley Kidney Pills
and began taking them according to direc-
tons. In few days there was q remarkable
change in my condition and to-day am cured
Of ali kidney and bladder trouble" For sale
by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
COUNTY NEWS.
CRANBERRY ISLES.


v., s..n,. .-..
Mass, to teach.
w;,,,. p,.,r . -. -,
Ior,s. 4 !, So, ara.,s-~
mn, . v.ch, ~ .a,n-. - 49,.
=,
Spslns 10 DuAolnk wnsr'
~. e' . opur'ins 'or nsnine pur-
81 naus "veN
-. ' u@n' IN Dar
800
- nooSE1'
The supper Tuesday evening by the
Busy Bees was well attended. Proceeds,
no.
Roy Salisbury and wife left Monday sor
Bar Hsrbor. where thew have emn,ov-
ment.
FRANK Johnson ana VIE nave returned
iioiii massachusetts, where tney spent tine
"'n'er'
Miss Ethel and Master Philip Bunker,
OF sutton, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home OF Leander Bunker.
Mrs. Perley Stanley and son Sherwin
will return this week. after amending two
months in Belfast with George Leayitt
and wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

The little son Of Mrs. o. b. Palmer, Little
Rock, Ark, had the measles. The result was
severe cough which grew worse and he
could not sleep. She says: "One bottle OF
Fdey's Honey and Tar Compound completely
cufed him and he has never been bothered
since" Group, whooping cough, measles
cough all yield to FoIey's Honey and Tar
Compound. The genuine is in yellow pack
age always. Refuse substitutes. For sale by
all druggists.
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SEAL COVE.

4 Capt. L. R. Sprague suffered a slight
paralytic stroke Thursday, but is now i'm
proving. His daughter, Mrs. Robbins, Of
Opeechee, is with him.
Mate Willard Norwood, Of schooner
Andrew Nebinger, visited his parents,
Capt. w. 8. Norwood and wife, while his
vessel was discharging at Northeast Har-
Dor.
May1 N.
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A touch OF rheumatism, or twinge OF
neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Cham
berlain's Liniment drives away the pain at
once and cures the complaint quickly.
Frat application gives relief. Sold by all
dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
BAYSIDE.

Capt. G. E. Wakefield has had tele-
phone installed in his home.
Road Commissioner Trim, with q crew,
is making repairs on the road.
Edward Doyle and wife spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Doyle's par
ents, Isaac IveDey and wife, at Northeast
Harbor.
Bayside had little fire excitement Fri
day afternoon. Burning brush set fire to
the grass, and soon got beyond control.
1t ran over field and pasture, burning Z
few rods OF fence, and had reached the
edge OF the woods when the men who
hastily gathered succeeded in stopping it.
May 1. II.
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ro,.,,. kidney Remedy Acted quickly.

Foley's Kidney Remedy Acted Quickly.
M. N. George, Irondale, Ala, was bothered
with kidney trouble for many years. ~ We.
persuaded 10 try Foley Kidney Remedy. And
beneficial effects. The pain left my back, my
Kidney action cleared up, and am 80 much
bette 1 do mot hesitate 70 recommend Foley
Kidpey Remedy" For sale bv all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03
May1.

The snob thinks most OF the treatment
he receives from the world; the gentle
man thinks first how he shall act
courteously to others.
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s. 8. Estey has begun on his place, the
Morrison farm, the construction OF an en-
iargement to his barn, which will be 80 by
4S feet, making the entire building los by
4s feet. The latest improvements will be
applied to make this structure an up-to-
date, sanitary building.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-03

AvIN9 contracted with the City OF Els
may need assistsncs durins tSs nsst sVe
io,h;a s n,d are legal residentS usworsh,
oonns Al persons trusting them on my ae-
o Citations 70 care ios them 4 The I CITY ~.
n. J. DRuMMuY
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WEST FREMONT.

Eol lhEMONI.
Will A. Clark, jr., has joined his father
at Seguin on government work.
Mrs. Jennie Dow, who has been at
Owls Head since December, is home, with
her two grandchildren.
Schools began April II. Miss Anna
M. Shea teaches the grammar and Miss
Eva N. bearing the primary.
April "a. THELMA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nyce are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son.
Nearly all OF the people who went to
Ro,kland and Owls Head the past winter,
have returned home.
The new pastor, Rev. E. l.. Bigelow,
came Wednesday morning and devoted
the remainder Of the week to calling on
the people.
Mrs. Eliza Rumill is with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Ida Gilley, OF Southwest
Harbor, who has recently welcomed a
baby girl.
Miss Sylvia Carver, OF Owls Head, has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. s. A.
Reed. Miss Carver intends to go to Colo
RADIO in June to visit her sister Evelyn.
May /. THELMA.
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Small. He was operated upon Tuesds
and 10 doing well ct this time.
May1. REX.
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Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the right
kind Of help TO neutralize and remove the
poisons that cause backache, headache, ner-
vousness, and other kidney and bladder all
ments. For sale by all druggists.