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Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05

RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures of
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded thewhole system.
To arrest rheumatism it io quite as i'm
portant to improve your general health as
to purify your blood, and the cod liver oil
inScott $ Emulsion is nature sgreat blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength,
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05
lrgal Notices.



County OF HANCOCK IS.
To the Honorable Justice OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, next to be holden at Ellis
worth. within and for said county Of Hancock
on the second muesday Of October. o. q. 1914.
ENTTA OWENS, OF Sullivan. Hancock
Owens, respectfully represents; that her
maiden name was Eta Smith; that she was
lawfully married to said Edward James
Owens at City hall in New York city, state
Of New York. on the sixth day OF Janu-
ary, a. d.. 1911, by James j. Smith. an
alderman Of the said city OF New York; that
they lived together as husband and wife at
said New York city and st said Sullivan I'M
that your libellant has been q resident OF
this county in good faith for one year prior 70
the commencement of this action, and still is
resident Of said Sullivan; that your libel!ant
said husband IS faithful. true and affection
ate wife, but that the said hbellee wholly re-
gardless OF his marriage VOWS and duties has
been guilty of extreme cruelty and Of cruel
wit, ever since their said marriage; the
said libellant further AYERS that the said
libellee on the first day of March, 1911, de-
serted your libeilant which desertion has
secutive years next prior to the filing OF this
libel; your libellant further AYERS that the
libellee's residence is not known. to your
libellant and cannot be ascertained by
reasonable diligence; that there is no collu-
sion between your libellant and the said
libellee to obtain divorce; wherefore she
prays that divorce may be decreed between
set forth. ETA OWENS
June "a, 1914.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
twenty-fourth day Of June, 1914.
Appointed by the Governor Of the State of
Maine to administer oaths and take ac-
acknowledgements Of deeds.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05
NO MORE FOOT AGONY
In Four Days Corns Come Out. Free
Box For Everybody.

Everybody knows that for sore, painful,
swollen feet there is nothing SO good as
Eco For Feet.
But now in every packag of Eco For
Feet, at druggists, is 10-cent.' package of
Eco For Corns, which is free. 1t costs
you nothing. Use it for three nights; on
the fourth night lif. out the corn and
throw it in the fire.
Eco For Corns, if purchased separately,
is dime; with 25-cent box of Eco For
Feet it is free.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05
THE FARM BUREAU.

Unless farmers are sufficiently
interested in farm bureau work
TO form an effective organization
which truly represents the farm
ing interests of the county there
Is small chance of the county
bureau meeting with great sue
cess. says the department of az.
rlculture. 1t Is not enough for
professional and business men to
interest themselves In the work:
the farmers must feel that the
bureau is theirs, that it is a
means by which they can all Co.
operate In securing for the COM
munity at large every possible
benefit and not an institution for
comforting benefits on them indi-
vidually. A county organization
imbued with this spirit is a nee
essary preliminary to successful
work by a county agent.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

NyHEREAS, Cora B. Hanna, of Sullivan,
w county Of Hancock State OF Maine, by
her mortgage deed dated the first day Of
November. a. d. 1909, and recorded in Han
cock registry of deeds, in book 4e5, page 800,
conveyed to Rachel E. Dyer Smith two lots
or parcels of land situated in said town of
Sullivan, and fully described in said mort
gage deed, to which reference is hereby made,
and whereas said Rachel e. Dyer Smith by
her deed of assignment dated the seventh
day of December g.. d. 1909, and recorded in
said Hancock county registry of deeds in
book 464, page 512, conveyed to me, the under
signed, the above described mortgage, the
notes and claim thereby secured. and whereas
the condition of said mortgage is broken and
still remains unperformed, now therefore, by
reason of the breach of the condition thereof,
the undersigned claims a foreclosure of said
mortgage deed, and gives this notice for that
purpose. VIM. w. BRAGDoN.
Franklin, Me-, July 20, 1914.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05
Fruit on Every Farm.

No tarm should be without fruit A
.armer who has taste for fruit grow
-. ana land suitable for it should
I've I've MS orchards of such fruits as his
S market calls for and of such va
ues as succeed best In his locality.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05

rTNHE subscriber, Fred P. Sholes, of Abing-
i ton, Plymouth county. commonwealth of
Massachusetts,, hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor of the last
will and testament of
MARY NJ. WARD, late of LYNN,
in the county of Essex, commonwealth of
Massachusetts,, deceased. and given bonds as
thd law directs. And the said Fred P. Sholes
residing out of the State of Maine, has ap-
pointed Wiley G. Conary, whose address is
BucksPort, Maine, his age mt in the said State
of Maine. All persons having demands
againts the estate OF said deceased are desired
to present the same for settlement, and all
indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. FRED P. SHoLEs, Ex'or.
July IA, 1914.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-05
STATE OF MAINE.

hANVoOhi So oupreut J uuICIHI CUurI.
In Vacation.
Ellsworth, July Z, a. d. 1914.
Upon the foregoing libel, Ordered: That
the libelant give notice to the said libelee to
appear before the justice OF our supreme ju-
dicial court, to be holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county OF Hancock, on the second
Tuesday of October, a. d. 1914, by publishing
an attested copy Of said libel and this order
worth American. newspaper printed in Els
worth in our county of Hancock, the last pub.
lication to be thirty days at least prior to the
second Tuesday Of October next, that he may
there and then in our said court appear and
answer to said libel. ARNo w. KING,
Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court
A true copy of the libel and order OF court
thereon.
Attest: JOHN E, BUNKER Clerk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
FORRES-ROBI1RTS0N, ei TO-DAY, SOON TO RETIRE.

s-The greatest Hamlet since Booth, Sir Jornstone Forbes s-Robertson. who. with his talented American wife. Ger trude Elliott, is now engaged in his farewell appearances in America. will rass his sixty-first milestone today The actor-knight is .. native of Lon don. and the eldest son of John lForbes- -Robertson. of Abefdeen, who was a noted journalist and art critic. After forty years on the stage, Sir johnston has annouzzeed his intention of retiring at the con nelusfon of his present ,engagements-
 Sir Johnston and Lady Forbes Robertson are the devoted parents, of two charming daughters, and one of the reasons given byatne eistthguish- ea actor for quitting the stage Is that he may have rsstifne to enjoy the society of his children. -.I am going back to my painting and playing with my children.'' he said not long ago, and tnis recalls that in his youth he vas an art student at the Royal Acad- eny School in London. and also stud led painting in France and Germany. That early passion. although ecIipsed by more powerful ambition to shine as ann actor, has never wholly died out. and Sir Johnston still finds painting his principal recreation
 At the conclusion of his New York engagement Sir Johnston will make a transcontinental tour. which will doubtless be a continual triumph. The English actor is fond of America ana Americans, and it was his success on this side during more than two years in '-rhe Passing of the Third Floor Baek,' that made his future financlallv secure.n Some of his ear Her AnsriSsS apnsaran anfsa however. were not so successful He first visit ed Arnsrfca in .1ss5 with Mary An derson on his second tour he play ed Buckingham to Irvfngs Henry VIII. After his return to England he secured the rnanakeTment of the Iy- ceum. and made a great hit as Ham let In 1906 he again returned to America with Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra, His American tours in sThe Light That Failed and ..Love and the Mani. were artistic successes but box-office failures. When Forbes Robsrtson first played .sHamlet'' in Washington he was greeted with a $500 house When he returned to that city in the saned rama the Standing Room Only sign. was dis played nearly every night
 Lady Forbes-Robertson. who IS farewe1fing with her husband, IS known on the stage as Gertrude FL lfotts-7 Like her sister. Maxine, also famous on the stage. she was born in Maine. the daughter Of Capt. Dernot, an Oakland. Cal. commander of sail- ing vessels The English actor and the Americans actress were married in 1900
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
STREET NAMES

An amusing incident at Wash ington that has attracted some notice is the change of name Of the stAvenue of the Presidents" back to its former title as simple sixteenth street."
 The pretentious name thus abandoned is an illustration of the tendency seen in so many places to use high sounding names The street referred to at Wash- ington, being located next to the White House, is worthy Of at least a dignified name. But how ridic- ulous 1t is when some little alley Is called an esavenuen' This name means in it's origin 8 street of breadth and exceptional dfstinc- ton, practically "boulevard." 1" Many real estate promoters, how ever, use 1t to make some little side street sound more important and attractive.
 So far as possible street names ought to be characteristics of the locality and the surrouIldings where they are placed. The his- tory of the town, state, and conn try, may well be drawn on for suitable names of men worthy of SsS14s1n1e e1noPatfORa. -4ssf sfgsg 4.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
MARRIAGE REX ORAf.

The first English organization hav- ing for Its purpose the legalization ct marriage with a deceased wife's sister was the Marriage Reform Law Asso- citation, founded sixty-three years ago to-day. This question. petty as it may seem to some, was for more than a half a century prominent issue in English politics, and it was not until a few years ago, and after many par liamentary defeats. that Englishmen at last gained the boon of being able to marry a. sister CT dead wife. Lyndhurst,s act passed in 1885, rem dered valid such marriages, but pro- hibited them in the future. Then began the propaganda against the law. which found expression in a great or ganization in 1851. Several bills Ie- galizing such matrimonial union were passed by the Commons, but reject ed by fhe Lords. Such marriages were made legal by the legislatures of Australia. New Zealand and Cana da between 1872 and 1880. During
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
TheD. N. Read Company.

At 6so-Boys' Rolling Collar $1.oo
 Sweaters. At se-Boxes writing Paper and En-
 velopes. At s1.9s-Extra good Clothes Wiring
 CTS. s sr At Sc-Good Whisx Broori1s. At 5Oc-Great variety in Working and
 Negligee Shirts for Men and Boys At scSpecdal for Saturday-Our best
 Germantown Yarn. Great variety
 Of co1orS. At 58c-Daisy Air Rifles. At sc-Several widths silk Ribbon. At 12hc-Good Linen Crash, white
 with red border. At sc-Men's, Women's and Children's A. ssc-Iaddes' Percaie wrappers. At sc-Shoe Brush with Danber- At 5ocHeavy and strong overalls At sc-Best kinds shoe Dressing. liquid
 or paste.
 henstitched ends. At S1.OO-Gem or Ever Ready Safety At sc-Big assortrent coIors Win
 dowphanie. Prices were up to 40c
 a yard-all go ct Sc. At 5Oc--EIandsome Leather Bags for
 Ladies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

ing mortgage eas be sold within a year to take up Centrars short term securities No sale ofathe bonds will be made this spring.
 Gustav Sutro and Charles B. Mac donald have been elected members of the Stock Exchan
 Decision of the New, York Railways directors to continue, at least for a time, to set l1p a reserve of per cent. of gross earnings for injuries to per- sons and property, and not to return to earnings for the last six months of 1918 for disbursement to the in come bondholders any of the une1- pended balance in the injuries account, may lead to a court interpretation of the terms of the indenture securing the adjustment income 5 per cent. bonds Some large holders of the bonds be- lieve the fndenture specifically pro- hibits the policy directors are follow ing and have expressed their intention of carrying the matter to the courts if, the directors declare less than the s3-S per cent. for the half year ended December 31 which would be necessary to make the full per cent. for the year. 4s
 An additional issue of St. Louis &
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

San F'ranciEcof6 per cent receiver-' certiiicates Is expected within thl next two weeks. Federal Judge 7n- born authorized the receivers to uc $3s06o, ,O00 certificates without fiirs slel application or these sSpeyer e tlo. took $1 ,O00, 900 and st.. Louis -sr- $55e, 900. This left $1s459. 900 to hH bid by the receivers. and as man y. Of faesa will be sold as the bankers thint win be absorbe ed. s
 During November, 1913 nesaspsaIzs 6 Ohio hauled 1,529, 9s6 to4E Of coal and 28, 535 tons of coke. as asainst I.- 265.6ss and 2z. .216 tons respectiTelv in the same period last year. L Yer thp five months ending November 30 7gl8. the road hauled z74S. .787 tons af osi and 147, ,91S tons Of coke, as combs ed with 6.s3s. .s64 tons of coal and li es tons of coke during the eorrespnnd 5-. five months of last year
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
DOCTORS CURE LEPER
 ON PENIKESE ISLAND

New Bedford, Mass, Jan. 16.-A re- markable cure of leprosy has been effected at the Penikese Island Leper hospital.
 Henry Chin Yen, a Chinese patient, Gas so completely recovered from the disease that he has been discharged from the hospital He has started for China to visit relatives
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

Rear Admiral Charles Dwight sigs- bee. who was the commander of the batt1eshtp Maine. wlieri,4it was blown up in Havanh al4drb6r. eFas born in Albany. N. Ys. sixty nine years ago teddy He was graduated from the Edited States Naval Academy in 1863, and participated in the battle of Mo bile bay and the attacks and final assault on Fort Fisher After the destruction of the Maine and the out break Of the spaHish-A1pertcar war he was commander of the St. Paul in Cuban and Porto Rican waters, and was advanced three numbers in rank for extraordinary heroism.' '- During his long career in the United states navy. which ended seven years ago today. Admiral Sigsbee introduc- cd numerous inventions and new methods in deep sea explorations, for which he received the decoration of the Red Eagle of Prussia from Elm pzrer william
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
DIVORCE COURT

The first divorce court in England was instituted nfty-slx years ago to- day. Prior to that time divorce de-
 crees were granted only by Parlia- rnerts and from the reformation to the inse1firtion .soE 5iaes divorce court there had been only s17 dfvorces by act of parliament in England. Dur ing the first year of the divorce court it passed ,on zss petitions, but grant ,sG 5aAg aldftysssven dissolutfons of rlaf45a gs3sl At first the divorce and
 natrinaonial causes court, which re- lseved the eccelesiastfcal court from jurisdiction regarding divorce, con- sisted of three judges. The first full court consisted of Lord Campbell. Sir Cresswen and Chief Baron Pollock. Since 1888 the divorce court has never been called upon to settle matrinon> faI grievances to any such extent as similar courts in the American States.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

the agitation in England the Prince Of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh,
 on one occasion, voted for a bill de- signed to do away with the prohibi-. ton of marriages with deceased wife's sister.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

After an eligible young bachelor has received as Christmas gifts seventeen snperhuous shaving sticks scented with sachet. he begins to see the ad- vantages of welded life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
Cbe Dm Read @ Est96kIshek x85v
ontinuation of the Furniture Sale

It must be remembered that all of the choice Furn- ture in immense warerooms is included in this sale We show you only the best Furniture the best of kind and the best is the most economical in the long run Not only can one buy the fine Suites of Mahogany Ccassan Walnut and Oak at generous reductions from original prices, but now is the time acquire the individual pieces, the unique and artistic things 50 dear the nea of who is collecting for home. The Colonial Src retary the Desk with pgeonho1es and drawers the Se atom Tea Table, the Mahogany Sewing Table the little Bookcase to hold ones ntimates the Highboy with it's roony cupboards and drawers which the housekeeper val ue the carved Pedestal thepece of Oriental Redwood the Cedar Chest, the Wing Chair, all of these
 with their marked discounts
 can be had in this clearance. Do notmiss the occasion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
Brload strgg.

At sc--Warm 1fittens for Children. At 58c-Undon Hardware Clamp At Sc-Good assortment large Blank At 25c-Men's Heavy Leather olo ss. At Sc--3 and foot lengths Gas Tlb
 ing.
 At 15c or 2 for 25c-(Instead Of 25e
 fb-Pound packages finest Note Pa
 per. Be sure to see this. At 8c-Spring Curtain Rods. At $1.25-New lot Bed ComfortabIer ssplendid heavy coTnfortablas ao
 this price.
 SPECIAL SALE BETWEEN Q AND 10 A. M. oNI7R At 21zc-Lot remnants Donaet E'lan-
 nels and many other goods, md stly 4 short Iengthss but Dig Val1es. At 3 sz c-Best Light Prints. biz new
 stock. At 3Ac-Yard Wide Cheese Cloth At M Mc-Best Dark Prints. At 5 5Mc-Specia1 lot Unb1eached Mus
 lin.
 At eMc-New Gingharns. best Amoa-
 keag's. At eszo-our special Lonsdale Gam At ss4c--Large new assortment Per
 ca1es. At IA lc-Aca Bed Tacizing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

While turkey might as claimed be raised and sold under scientific meth ods for Is cents a pound, it is much simpler to mark up the price of the bird.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
Yes, My Friends, One Who Has
 Erred May Be Forgiven, And Even
 Elected To Be Mayor Of Boston

Elected To Be Mayor Of Boston 3 1 mayor, first trial of non-partisan pri- jmary system. political machines Boston were newspapers, save two bitterly attacked him.
 hs epIsy sy h h in n examnation not to have proted by this another The got the ob and continues to
 While ourley was sti in jail bis and he elected by large plurality It may be be- either that the who @ 9 that circumstances n what he did saas.
 sJuries go sometimes guilt of of jury to consider elements, the consider and this has been deemed of the
 At any rate those who knew Gurley best fense Afterafd the elected hin to minor
 would clear case this point matter Boston had GoNDoNED it. they many times hereafer In event he had paid bis debt such as 1t to filled and faithfully the various public positions
 When therefore r Gurley became candidate for mayor the phistines the hoer than thou elements of beganto outrageous fortune, we stirred the hearts of Boston voters lively and exeusable sympathy for him
 It must have been well known in Boston that there were powerful political positions caa1ogued statesmen who would not under circumstances eopardze their precious bodies by taking civil service examination to
 must also have been well known very statesmen hesitate time to me handle great funds with which and acquire legislation thus igure aoapted quiet taking off of the denocratc form of government
 mi been well known that of the newspapers which eroey denounced Gurley for his paravely fully misdemeanor the very prop trumpet other support of those gentlemen statesmen lobbyists bankers and what not, whom have supposed to live in Boston.
 Boston, the shadow of the state house, equent the state house in Connec abat o eay o s New syss and that they used this money as to procure unanimously what was desired. #st z#s
 happened that system in Connecticut happened Ito mistake not And is axiom that1f Ike 1lfsD DToc dfrOm Y Ie1eced Mayor of Boston We aren't the ground But have and we are inclined o believe the of Boston did what n the whole must have lbeen moment, the best thing to do.
 sentence, thing, oughto be carefully tagged person wants public office it considered, and that again
 
 destroy decent reference o his doing especially when he has shown deeds eet for the repentant
 decline with the judgments of to the editorial Boston their they their business, distant editors will scarcel ablasto teach il to them
 This editorial expanaton It Is only to limited mainly try Republican form Great weight decisions the electorate ly recorded under oath, by deliberate ballot
 said the belief that ought to exhausted explain ity by of great American city those distant it them to be other than they the critics of it, would have reached Sssg z5sss* zE4
 here said that jail sentence ought to in it's bearing the character of the gentleman jail sentence showing bad Al would be district the roll of would be decreased By erasng DArc and others recent or reInote to ention Socrates or Paul
 RTT0I,M England the rTlaee I Wales o burgh,]
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

The New York fire department r- swered ss fire alarms in 24 h breaking the. record.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

vandals wrecked the HlghIsnd Lake dam in Ulster County N. 17ir- ing a $2o.Oo0 ice crop.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
w ales Goodyear RUBBERS
 AND ARCIICS
Fresh from the Factory Buy Them at the filling Rub Der Store and Save Money

Chiids' Goodyear Rubbers.s. 45<. Boys Goodyear Rubbers. COG Misses Goodyear Rubbers. 55c Women's Goodyear Rubbers. csc Mems Goodyear Rubbers- 9sc Mems Buckle Goodyear Arctics S1.eo Women's Buckle Goodyear
 ArcticS ...$1. % Mems 1 Buckle Goodyear Arctics s1.eo wonnen's 3 Buckle Goodyear
 Arctics Ss og
 We have other grades at lower prices. but you will find the Goodyear Brand the cheapest in the end
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
Curtains that Are Special


 Ecru Madras in pairs $169 for s1s9
 value $25O $175 value $350 for SAYS
 value g cts value IS cts for 121a cts RuffIed Muslns with colored borders effects in pink blue or yellow, value S1.5O for go.
 Tapestry Table Covers. Squares in pleasing designs, value S1.oo, for 59 cts H
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

February 2 is the date set for the Great Meadow. (N. Y.) prison graft trial at Hudson Falls ! < A four weeks old baby of. excellent lung power was found in q suitcase or. New York ferryboat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16

Alarm Clocks warranted for year, Aluminium Percolators, size for cups Coaster Sets. nickle rims, china, Sternau Coffee Machines, nickle and Sternau Chafng Dishes nickles and copper, sf Bathroom Fixture Sets, tuuabler holder 20 Bathroom Fixtures, 5 pieces, Mrs. Potts Irons, three, with stand and handle, Nickle Tea Kettles, size g. best quality, " ( Self-sealing Oil Cans, 2, and gallon, sf- Ina
 For Friday and Saturday only.