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Hetween Boards-2O II. c. & S. Co.,

Between Boards-2O II. c. & S. Co.,
26.25.
Sugar Quotations-S8 deg. Analysis
beets, 9s I'D parity S.S9c; 80 deg.
Centrifugals, 3.5Sc:
Dividends July Is, 19131-Haw.
Sug. Co., zoe; o. r. & L. Co., 65c;
Pepeekeo, ST.
Session sales-1O Oahu Sug. Co.,
1900; so. r. 81. Co., 1000; 5 A. R..
& l.. Co. 1000. s.
Notice Beginning July 81, 1913, the
dividends of c. Brewer e Co., is re-
duced from s1.50 to 81 per month.
Latest sugar quotation, $3.50, or
S71.6o per ton.
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knife sticking in Farrell's side The
weapon was removed by Captain Jonn
Hartman Of Engine CO. No. 3.
The negro boy was chased by pas
sengers Of the car. but escaped IN
the Twelfth street railroad yards. Far
reil was taken to the city dispensary,
where it was found the wound was
superficial Farrell told the police he
had never seen the boy before.
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pound wherever L
go. 1t has done me
so much good at
Change of Life, ard
it has alsoheIpedmy
daughter. 1t is one
of the grandest
medicines for wo-
men that can b e
bought. / shall try
to induce others to
try it. Mrs. J. H.
CAMPBELL, 2C6 n.
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NEW TODAY
CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Mrs Robert
Hcapi1i Baker take tais opportunity
OF expressing their thanks to those
who so kindly assisted them in their
late bereavement; also. for the many
beautiful fIcraI offerings.
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BOY SLABS MAN ON CAR:
LEAVES KNIFE IN HIM
nv I.atcst MaflI

ST. When riding on the
back, platform Of a Market street car
last evening. William S. Farrell, 30
years old. ,of 1925 Hickory street. vas
stabbed in the left hip by a negro boy.
who boarded the car between Thir-
teenfh and Fourteenth streets. The
nov jumped from the car. leaving the
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DIED

GEAR =. In Oakland, Cal. july !
1918, Mrs. c. V Gear mother OF A,
. V. Gear. of Honolulu, aged ii years,
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THREE WOMEN
f. j. TESTIFY
To the Merit Of LydiaE. Pink.
hams Vegetable Com
pound during Change
of Life.

Streator, I'll. - shall always praise,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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FOR RENT
TAILOR
ROOM AND BOARD.

Nicely furnished rooms with board,
20S0 Nuuanu Ave. above Bates st.
Beautiful shady grounds. Pleasant
surroundings; cool breezes; within
walking district of town. Cars pass
the doa. For particulars telephone
1924 5597-2w
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BORN.

R0DRIGUES-In Honolulu. July ID,
1913, to Air. and Mrs. NJ. P. Ridri-
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T8uA1nmwEnc
65s sG|5 IEslI ls0lE2g
W@ANI-EAZO
WANTED.
FOR SALE

Household furniture;, almost new. hp-
ply Mr.. Miller,2 18th Ave. and Waia-
lac road. 5597-ti
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

TUESDAY, july Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
91UGiG .mfI,s
WHY uE DOES IT.

Druggist Pareher Gives Reasons Tor
selling at HAif-PFice-
ut lent otten thtt Aaee faith enough
in The medicines pu, u2 by other people 10
b. willing TO OFF, 10 retuad the money
II ii doss not cure said dru sgist O. A
Parcher to one of his sGany customers. s'hut
/ am glad to sell DR.. Ho~ss1's specific
for the cure OF cons Ipstlon and dyspepsia
on that pan.
'.rhe Dr. Howard Co, in order 20 get a
quick Introduce DRY sale. authorized me to
sell the regular fiuy-eent hottie OF their
specific for half price. p cents, and al
thourb / hsve sold lot OF II. and guar
snised every package, NOT one has been
brought hack as unsatisfactory.
II am still settling shs sp@ride ct bali
price. although ! csnnd tall hos lnnZ
sbsli be able to do 81. Any persor wno
rs sanjsct TO cprsti patton. sick headache
Dizziness, liver trouble. indigestion or a
general pls, ed-out condition, ought To
take advantage of tbs opportunity. II
the specific does not cure gbsn. they can
come right hack 10 nv store, and ! wIil
chetrfuliv refund their money"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

taFsFFh Thai I'm atm NrTvnrT
as mercury will snFeiv DESTROY the sen&e ~
smell AID eSnbtrteiy 'rfaaEe tar wbnae
SYSTEM when entering Is ~ uaRh thc mucous
sartaces. s9ch articles should ue0ef be
used except on prescriptions from reputa6
physiGians. as the damage thsy wi 30 i ten
fsid to ne xoVd you cas- psssih4y derive frNru
them. Hairs CatAFFh cure, mauufart D rcd by
r. J. Cheney & thu.. rutedu. O.. contains re
mercury, ana Is tsEru internally, artinx
directly aboH the blood snd mucous suFt Co.'S
~ the system. Ia buying Halls NataFfh
rage se sure vau ge: thc e*0pirS = 8. take"
infSFHA+tt aud a4sdE H. Kalcta, AA5s. - = :.
GhrueY g Ca. TNSiimunSais tree.
S-t9d hy al Druggists, 80 per hwtile
TAke Fall's fsfaHy Fa4s TT cnastls patton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
what tmnro,r rn,.,n varietir.

"peveiopfnsut Of improved potato va
n ties IN tbe United states has not kept
up san tbv progress made in leading
kafoP~an coantrie-," ssysa bulletin just
issued D. the bureaa at pa@at industry OF
ths depart uieal of agriculture. In this
COUNTRY there 10 srsst room Tor breeding a
po.sto 9Th greater starch eoateat be-
cause Amerioan varis;ies are lower than
TIE German potatoes by from { 10 S per
cent"
C,tmttig cDnfitioas. tbs batlstin says.
Ere - dixsrssasd "a thss country tbst
specsai saristivs 90 gosa'ous should DO
drtsioped tnst ~iil tbrive in special local
ties. A hsal-rssssting strain pari ieularly
Is sdvoeatsd TO resist the high summer
tsmqerSiuFes.
Disease resistance - smother qaaiii =
thaI shosld b. developed. Il Is isektns
In Ansricsn pcs staes - that IL 10 neces-
sary 50 qaarantine sgain-t ccr' sin iorsign
types thst mtghi introaurs foreign die
cAsss.
GSyeraussut, state and private iaspee-
tton 70 advoestsa to oetain eis-ase-free
sssd IN this e.uatry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
rusERcuLos,s SERMONS.
Sharply Criticised by Correspondent
of a Rocklsnd paper.

A correspondent OF the Roekland Cur
rier- Gasette, signing himself or herself
common SENSE, sharply criticixes the
sermons sni school lectures on tuborcu-
iosis, which are being delivered in the
campaign against he white plague. The
writer does not question the worthy mo-
t.ves back OF the campaign, but does
question the methods. The commuBica-
tons follows:
Efitor Of the Courier -Csasssts:
Ia year issue Of Nov. ~ there appeared an
announcement Of Proposed sermons and los
tores on tuberculosis daFins the early part
q December. while The object Of this cam
paiEn IL doubtless worthy one. {, is never
thelsxs true that large number Of weil.in-
formed people are convinced that the effect
of the lectures IS 70 create an aeaormal fear
ard dread 20 the minds Of thousands. thus
eondenning them 10 years Of useless mental
sufertag and physical dosing, aad IN come
Instances bringing on the very disease Itself,
since many of the best phssiclaDs nnw recok.
nire fear 20 be the procuring cause of much
sick meas aud suffering
That bad results follow such Hectares In the
public schools was illustrated AZ one school
where several 81 the pnpi.s were very much
Affected during q le1ture on tHberenlpsia.
one tainted aaa had - be taken home aud
given medical as,eatioo. Also, IL should be
remembered that fussher than % recommend
proper sasitatioh, etc, very ilttle Of any real
valss can be eIercd; taete s. nc standard
medicine or renesy kaowa 20 Hsetieal prac-
tltioaers for the cure Of t1hereagosl.. Nta
much that 81 aew recommended will bs d.
oatded a. worthless ia a teW taFs. just a. has
beea the case Ia the pAat w3ta vasious medt.
eiaes which were pseserlBed but t5aa4 70 be
useless.
Is IL notable taet that many people ana
themselves very 5ssls affected sitter having
heard thP symptoms q, disease described, ana
~ Is fe.aAt q ,ble that 50 sooa AZ a uew disease
l. discovered ADD described taers is very
rapid sprca. Of the disease. Paysictans aA ve
learned b. Sperienes thai It is Rxneraliy bet
ter not 20 ss. : 5,u, sae y, a,' as Of disesss
to tbeir paaebss, aaa oftea y strF not TO ~
their paties;s tn uaae II ne ditease
with which ,hay srr tgisese ~ ~ 70 preveut
then frum b-eomtns na3aiy excited sal
fearful. lacy se.t koaw that eAeSrI4i aud
hopeful asp sta Goa siiiaa l. . goat ala sn
Ell citing cure
Tie efoFa. q rnz'8 seen saat = - .aesprrad
di4eaAslon - sac ssapt ssny and effects 81
tuberculosis alsht sssk against the very
purpose Tor which this campaign Is belRg
va Red. sY axiag 10 the ultnas ~ thessa ads Of
children audi adult. afeAaia, and vivid pic
snres Of the terrors Of the dissnse. sensi.
tive children should rot bs coIpuJle1 to re-
main & school during such lretages. aaA II -
very probably that not many adults este par
ticnlafIy to hear sermons on shts sobjest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

Congressman Peters has been put
into the harness with vengeance,
having on Wednesday last been
elected to two important committees
the committee on tnsular affairs ard
tho commit ee on claims. This ear v
recognition of ability IN especially
gratifying to Congressman Peters
Maine constituents. II Is unusual for
a new member to rec Give So impor-
tant a committee assignment as that
OF insulsr affairs, and Mr.. Peters is
being congratulated by friends at
W ashiugton and at home. The COM
mittee on claims does not rank 30
high in Importance, tut there is big
bunch OF work attached 10 it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

4 correspondent from Sash island
writes; Every issue Of your paper
brings Interesting stems % captures Of
moose snd oth'r large game. Here j.
hunting story, Bot on a smaller scale.
Card Holt, Of Nash island. aged eleven. on
Doe. 8, took hss xas and water spsuioi.
'Canry, fourteen n0atns-oid pup, aud
went oug 20 look for water birds. They
returned shortly, each san an ola sqaa~.
IL ~as Cari's arst game, and COns -
second feat ssa hird dog "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

No one can walk the length of Main
street, Ellsworth, without being
struck by the attractiveness OF the
holiday window displays by merchants
and marketmen. Ellsworth has some
self taught artists in the window
decorating line, and a friendly COM
petition seems to have stimulated
them this holiday season TO more
than the usual effort, with de-
cidediy pleasing result. We venture
the assertion that no city in Maine
the size OF Ellsworth, or many times lis
size, offers holiday display OF more
universal excellence. All of which
leads US TO urge-.io your shopping
In Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

john 4. Warren, aged tour. of
Otis. employed for SEEMS time past as an
-tvciric car m0tarman Ia Boston, dropped
acs0 white on tl- csr yesterday.
air. Warren y a. the scn OF sfrs. George
W. Warren. ~ Olis, and was unmarried
ts ieavv~ hesiaes hts mother, one bros Der
--Eben {. Warm. OF Otis, and four sas-
t~rs Mary W. and Isshei, Of Bangor;
Mrs. RoiaBo >. Salisbury, Of Otis, ana
Mrs.. Charts Gale. Of Cslgsry. Alberta,
Csa.
The hasg ~as Brought here te-a~y end
ttssn 10 D. hen,e =, OTIS, s. herr the to
n~rai all % reta Friasy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

na~coVG sat- afosage coart ss.s 81
site~es'a'- 10 AID iag said county II u
oa' Lord one thousand Mae hHadfe nd
thigrrt.
EsrA!V Instrument purposua. r.
~ 0Ps he last vljl sEd tusI Duo .. ~
~ILLIAa Fos rEK APrHoAP. At q
NSHA@
to thr coa u Es+rA sd eutaHltE a,gaj p
8 As~ '.tsss ett.. .'st' Ssvc aJ . ret
bet ere ID sud sosuIy 10 Eeres aay
hs 'cs.'d, .'tas be, - yseseb'ed 10 Lac
tIsEv 80 G. staNfe Be- orr sAid taan's r. t5t
80. = to. tA- patss ~ of hting Ag4o4td SEED
80 e".Aeu "a ne pr05Alt csn's 81 NaT 'A'4
coupFy { eARsoH
0rstrsd 10 At 40 scc torseoi he e.,-4 IL
- TTs"as ttu sSFt thrrriu. - pub"sA x
toF 81" thls ofaer thre ~r~is sHr-r''
sivrit ta thr ttis~t.fth America. r'f.t-
pr . ss'~d - F.ttssnrtr. 40 sad c'4..'
o 81 rsg-k fytoe T.. the s.8ta uay o. fua-
80, = e.. ssts, I'll tte ussy appsaf
pt"hsit o'safi, tart ~ c h. - . t4-F''
20 i''r ss'c fou"tf o. ,tAuc - a.
'ci~rk "a tee tors npoi,. aid b"~ chHs--
AsIt .Hty naNe. sEsth~i tie
JnhoaE u KNOWLES. Judge q; PROBATE
\ tFse copy o. ttr ttIsi Al tffter.
At,ssi:-r =. MArOSEV. kesis'r''
'I'Ht sansgune' h-rrty xis~s uouee ta,i
l shs tAs beer ault @pgutetsa eHsc8 -
Of ths last wiu aud esiSae ~
0EuAG% l.. PARMER, late of vERDNA'
"a the eouufA 80 ftabcsscE tt.CssseI. no J'sH'
neing f'gniFtd ~ TIE terms e. sal viii, =
frfp"ut htttNE rnNAf4f~ @s.Alt - tAc . h'@' r
SAD deceased are desired "a prs nt tn sam,
Tor sstti. ineul. And AL Ind, bted tbete-n are
F~qurstra 20 make CAV meat tmH'etistrb
ArDir bLAscRx FAnsEE
Verona. Dec, &C. ISIS
I'VE ~4evcriurf .v4usS slNss asstI-. ehS'
~ has nern igly AuF@iateH ADAM
tfAof = Hs -
ilENERf T.. DAN -. 1t. ~ kLL1Voh ! NJ
- ths suanty ~ NAncocs. G-cessed' s@'
gfveu as,f.ls ~ ta& hf~ci.- Al FsI
sssus hastnu deats' Asa'nst ne e%'att "
: std asps2sro .sfF desired ~ trvsrn4 ar saeS
ffr % ttisa,sut. ssst a. iaas islsd thfFttH '''
GNaEas 3 DsVls.
Ellssettb Pal =. lee. 70. l. q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

c'iisctor's Advsrtissra~st Of safe 4 Laa "a n
NoH- Resifssf Osasrs.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated 10 - town o,
Castine, in the unt. OF Haneoes, for he
ser Isls
iNHE following list OF ta1ea on real estate
of non resident owHrrs IN ikr io1u OF
Q 'stinr, tor the year 1874. cor,mittsd 20 me
% collection Tor said trsn on I hs niartseath
q Of May. remstnx aupaid. aud auties 10
heFeoS given that " said taxss. interest and
charges @te not prev Easily nNtI, - mueh 81
ta~ rssi estate tsxei as u saficlent 20 pa ths
Hmounl due therefor, 1 .eludlnz Interest as,a
sbAfsss, will 90 sod q, pabiie aaeiiaB a ths
town hell on thr nfst Mon sy ~ FebraArK.
Is1s' a, so'eioVk 10 thu forenoon.
Name OF oxueF. description Of Amt
properly. tax dae
DoinanakS estate %, one lot ~ parcel
OF LAND 81 uated IA North CssAn~
Ga the east eide OF the hlghwAy
cahtsi ing ~ acre. a'afe o. lrsx an
DSusnsky esta e a.. one LOT " d re-
~ tAHd sltaa Ia Nafth lssitsa
GA tfe well SIDE 81 the higkaas
coatatntng D res. u orr Or lsns
wien buildings thsfcon, q IS
Ca.tine. ~ sine De IS Isis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

Shipping on the Great Likes has
learned the lesson o. the wireless, u
AT terrible eos ia lives and properly.
OF the uineteen American vessels lost
IN The Storm thN swept the lakes last
month. not nn@ WIS equipped with
wire apparatus. Those With wire
Ices received warning au4 reached
safe'y. Fifty vessels on the lakes a'e
now installing wirstss-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

Governor Haines has gone on
record as favoring a federal Law for
the protection OF holsters, in much
he same way al has been done for
the protection OF song aud gan Q
birds. Lack OF uniformity In tie
lobster laws in the different coast
states works an injustice to the lobster
fishermen in those states that, like
Maine, have passed laws 10 conserve
The OTIS er industry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
NORTH ELtswoRrn.

Fr~e anoss. 81 res hafhor, ~ss Ia tos a
iss DAYS iasS sees
a teispaone = teis< pl4aes Ga @. n.
Fsfas~ aft as Fsslassss.
Ms Asnnsa Wsat.srss sf~ut . few
es3- at SEX wstA her a.szhis Mrs,
bss f,ss
I've srunroieerg riuh assg ~ith Mrs.
a~Fss 4. tsssN iesi EaaF~asF rrs asa
rn~egla9 sul - ~Hh MFs. ~. q. 4 rs.v :
-on Wednesday. All $40 ars intsEsstsa
are 4aeiss1 10 sttssa s9s aaestluSs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

ar - IN nnAr ken reclrl ~ Avn
q q paid FOR forty yeas, gbe Nr~
YIN, View IiaveH 4 Hartford raj rosd
LES vots 20 pass ~ dividend TIE
,.a-sirg Of hs dividend on siST ,o0a. >
or " stock means The wi,haalsii !,
from cncu.a' % q large ssu Of
money, whieh viii hs severely tet
throughout New beg aud. where
mach ~ the 9, ca Is Owned Bot
better thir honest, " hs-r,sif, pcitcy
THAI the pay .ng % iurrre-- ON a'F-
raw.d money 10 pay eivid-uds Or 49,
. -. y "a. stsr ~ ~ The prle~ ~ tie
.so.K un tn. m irk@f. Il u - -
l,ope ~ essi - al bic tuFmoii "
railr~ al affairs. the great rsirsas.s Of
New England will eEFEse % a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

sounder basis than before, and the
temporary losses now felt by invest
ors viii be more than Offset by re-
newed prosperity, renewed conf
dence and the betterment of New
England rs a whole through real pub
lie service by he(great railroad cor
porations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

Mrs. Kate n. Ellis, OF Fairfield, no Is
sent oat by the State beard OF health to
lecture on health. will come into Haacock
county the third week ot January, snr u
scheduled TO speak al Lamoine lau. 10.
Btyside, Ellsworth, Jan. %, SURF.
Jan 2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

The question OF tue constitution
atty OF the in c1me tax law is now up
10 The Uuited States supreme court.
Judge L,ndss, OF the United staIes
district court at Chicago, 10 which a
les, ca-s vas brought, hiss dismissed
the ,se on tn. grpuud that Il was
beyond his jurisdiction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

Electricity grner4ted a. Teddy pond
will so1u light S.sr~pori. The Psnobscot
Bay Electric Co, Who's power station Is
al Totiy pond, b,s boaSat out the Sears
post Electric Light Co., aud viii tap it's
present trunk line to Belfast wi;h
branch line q one and oas-haif miles to
connect wiih The Searsaart system
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
<uaal Mites.


rTHHg arnaBl Htvctt oi Ice s8eet elders 81
4 tas tuteo River Telephone 60. wilt be
held ~ tire afGre o. z r. ciegk ia Aar ~
MaRssy Jan. "a. fst4 ~ O'clock ,. M, Tor the
par oSe 0t ttesting hoarG 81 dtfsesots Tor
ih~ sBEafbg YEA nnd tfApsacIfns aWt akhef
bastness Witch may las ally come before said
suyeftnx. " HGsnv, Jerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

THk A1ERICdA's aas~rt,Asys az.
letting do1a ne PTiee-bass iHts sac Assa
Of barqatas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17

Aarerf-sss - fhE AnEsat,AA a,
eaagArta. gAs trade
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
~TArA ~ MAINE.

CpiiY ei..r's Aaysrfiaerasaf - afs af laaas n
Nas go. ezs
Uupaih lave. "s lands sjiaA 81 81 'ss tossn q
a%An's lai sad, az tas CSsUay 4 nAn@ock,
tHr se&t lsfE
ffFH b foltossHE ilst II tAsas re. 49, ate -
4 Boa fss4d ~ -sNasfs ta shs an 81
S4au's ts3sBA sos vsttts FOR a. pa
committed 10 nse t.sf Vu4ts ctiau Tor said tsN
"a ee hRtB df-t dGy q A&y. 1913 fpns iu-
UNPAID: anl nNttee ts hrfehy given u al u
sd taxes ~tth tutrgez and ehAfses Hss 40.
gtevto 4siA lstt. mBth q, thr rva. rsistr
tastF a. - .afficts 81 % pay re am0unt sue
tnrfs TOT, tpciststn@ 4nEEftst aEJ en- BEts, al
ht se}d - tHtsBt "a tftr 10 vic Al put. a.
anction a. tsFw yth hslt so said towR. on The
AS GoI4ay Ia FsofaAfy. tStL q oeise x
n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-17
Name Of owner. fsssfi psioa %
property.


" & d Cram, " state ~. 0 ssloo.
Mas. Land boupoeg} an y hy pei.
waite WAY - : K {-tAtk. J. b and
81 4 altis Roger. = and W og
ian oi T. J naFSsa. = acre of
laus, saigsttcn. ssNb. tottsEe.
" 81.
Hrt4k q " D tsowes. 4s Federal u.
Bex on. Mass, CITE amaiYidra n4ii
OF 81 acfes. tsoaudsss Oh y BY saad
ui u &C STAB ~ d ~ shore, = By
iaud 0t lso4 lwtF. " - izHH ct
JuaH AoaFe, v4&astioa. IA sEs,
Leafs \ Voc tsagiBt 9, thitsde pEia-
~. tAua soup4tss na y as iArd Il
bHsu X VI Ihuss. 4 b. SHORE. 8 by
land q siAasrY aud Gissssdasn. ~
. iara 4 Ho@srt kAskhn. sfes,
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b. snt OF "rnyy tstKus. = ey
lard % A A. re-. > sBu Nrs. -
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Ian vasee. 80. cottage salae.
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5rv sais

DoAT LUMBER Cedar y n "A. oak
ID gsein aud timber also house dnish.
door and window iraeles, aud castings. PissHa
aBisa ~ efdes. Telephone connection. r.. Y.
BRNT, BsSsgtiE. Me.
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~rArn az MAIN.

cui,tcioy's koises Fl Sale n Laads ~ ysn.
Essi3ea oaessrt.
Cupata ttras on lands titaatsd in tho town q
Soa hstst H&reor, in The coantY IT tao.
81. fof the YEAR 1913.
ifha to.tpstnR liss Of taxs8 on feAA estate
81 aon-ftst scent swWegk In thN tasn -
Sauth sect HzFbetr aforesaid. 'of sav year tgiA.
committed 80 uae ios ent3sssson gaf satd sosp
ca the Rst nty urst CAY " MAy. t84a, fsmatR#
uups d. ga 90 zee s. hsfsag EtEra tFs&t Il
Ertd Esxss with ta-stsSs AID CD fses are rot
previously pttd. SO mueh 81 the real eats e
tsxsa - - snt ets et aaa nsuTe asy to pas she
smoani dae GsxFpioE, iBeiuHing Interest al
eusrzes, all b. sold ~ panlic auettor az Ma
sgnic bail In said tow o. on h. afst MoBday
"a February. ss.s, - ' o'<lotk a. n.
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for kent.
Lost

A.ANTS8s PASS BOOK No 80 ssas hy
- the saving d. paftgn"nt Of the Narrilt
Aitnmzi hank a. El&swor b, Maine Fssdsr
RssE. Ellsworth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-29
DOCCIE BREAKS
UP SUCH A DEAR
PANAMA PARTY

NEWPORT. Aug. 29-(Spl.) -
Did you ever give an honest.to-
goodness pup party We'll don't
until dogs learn better manners.
Mrs. Raymond Belmont tried Il
yesterday Mt her seaside home In
Keansburg. n. ]. II was a party
In honor OF Toxic, her Pekinese
spaniel. and 20 aristocratic canine
guests gathered.
Mrs. Belmont. In pink pajamas.
and her cottage mate. Mrs. Flor
ence Sangree. In pink kimono. as.
signed the guests TO their places
Whether Toxic. the guest OF
honor. overheard the little white
French poodle belonging TO Mrs. j.
Duane Whitney OF Brooklyn crit
icising his mistress nearSoptem-
her-Morn attire. or the poodle was
bolting his food. IS not known, but
suddenly Toxic Jumped across the
table and IN n few minutes the
poodle had lost all interest In the
banquet.
About the time truce was
patched up bull pup insulted n
junior Great Dane.
Goodnight. bull pup'
Then Il seemed all the other
dogs began fighting. The table
was overturned. and growls and
yelps brought squad OF men look.
ing through the shrubbery at the
unique social affair and az the
pink paJamas, so they came In
handy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-29
BOOKER IS SORE

"Git off here. and right quick"
said the con.
What's yo' hurry. man?" de.
manded Russell II. Booker. You
don't know who | am"
And Booker expanded his chest.
Il am the porter. tho Pullman
porter OF this here train. that's who
| am he proudly announced.
Hut pride comoth before n fall.
The conductor refused To believe
him, called a regular cop az the
town OF Sprague. and Booker was
jerked Off the train and into the
jug. where he stayed for "a hours.
Now Booker wants the Northern
Pacific 20 pay 1880 for suffering.
injuries, damages. and humiliation.
lie filed the suit today in tho su-
perior court.