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COU NTY NEWS
SOUTHWEST HARsoR.

Mrs. II. b. Giliey has been enjoying a
visit of two weeks with Mrs. Maria Milan.
Mrs. McCsbe, of Palmyra, and Mrs.
Lindsay, OF Harrington, are guests Of Mrs.
Eliza Robbins.
Miss NJ. A. Carroll is spending few
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Louise Small
lidge, at Northeast Harbor.
Lowell Hodgkins, of Northeast Hsrbor,
with his wife and three children, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. venis
Hodgkins.
Mrs Eliza Robinson, who has been
seriously ill three weeks, has rallied in q
measure. and her friends hope to see her
about again. Her sister, Mrs. Julia Viii
son, is with her.
Mrs. Temperance Butler will spend the
winter with Mrs. Henry Tracy, who b IS
returned from her visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Lawton, in brunswick, little
improved in health.
For the first time since the new ball
field on the Robbins farm has been cleared
for practice, the home team, high school
foot ball, played the Northeast Harbor
team, and turned the score OF its defeat
two weeks ago at that place into victory
of 6too. large crowd witnessed the
interesting game. Director Davies, of the
Y. NJ. c. A., has started up basketball
play at Masonic hall, and practice games
are on the docket two or three times n
week.
Oct rs. SPRAY.
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EST FRANKLIN.

Eugene Butler has returned to light
ship73
Mrs. Pearl Day is visiting d. B. Smith
and wife.
Pearl Coombs has newly painted his
buildings.
Daniel w. Clark is on months trip in
western Hancock county.
John Coombs is at home from steamer
Norumbegs, on which he has been en-
ployed.
1t is reported that two COW moose and q
bull have been found dead in the vicinity
OF the sold heath.
Hiram Butler and wife have returned
home from Oxford county, where they
have been employed for two years.
Fred Mckenzie has done considerable
work on his stable. He will commence
on cistern of 1000 gallons capacity next
week.
Oct. 26. CHEER.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.
CHEER.



Whereas, The Great Spirit has spoken and
called to the Happy Hunting Grounds our
behaved and faithful sister, Medora A. Bun
ker, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That, we the entire membership
Of Navajo council, No. IS, do realize that we
have lost a worthy member, and extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved daughters
and son and other relatives OF the family,
and may He who doeth all things well, have
a watckful care over them and comfort them
in their hour of sorrow; and be it further
Resolved, That as a token Of respect. our
charter be draped in mourning for period
of thirty days, that copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the bereaved family, q copy
spread upon our records, and q copy sent to
THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
ALICE B. WATSON,
DELLA !. JELLIsos,
BERTHA BLAIsDELL,
Committee.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. F. E. Gray is quite i'll.
Mrs. s. E. Torrey is very i'll.
Mrs. Diana Hatch arrived from Camden
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Scott has been quite i'll the
past week.
Franklin Hardy is making repairs and
building an ell on his house.
Capt. Grover Small, wife and child went
to New York Thursday, to join his yacht
to go South this winter.
Schooner Wawenock, Capt. Ed Hutch
inson, arrived Saturday from Bangor,
bound for Sullivan to load for Philadel-
phia. Cecil Hardy goes as mate.
Oct 28. III.
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BLUEHILI.

Z. G. Williams is in Boston on business.
Mrs. o. t. Hinckley spent few days in
Bangor last week.
Mrs. Frank A. Davis and Mrs. Ruby
Stevens are in Belfast.
Miss Edith Chase has gone to Portland
and Boston on business.
James Bethel spent few days last week
in Portland on business.
A. F. Townsend, wife and son Ralph, and
Mrs. Sargent, were in Bangor last week.
L. c. Curtis has returned from Golden
Ridge, where he has been for short stay.
Mrs. Slaven and family have closed
"Borderlsnd", and will spend the winter
in their New York home.
Mrs. Guy Champlain has closed her cot
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SWANS ISLAND.

G. A. Burns is ill with typhoid symp-
toms.
Mrs. Jennie Duffee is visiting friends
and relatives here.
J. w. Stinson and others are putting q
moving picture machine in the ]. o. R. NJ.
hall.
Mrs. Martha Staples, OF Atlantic, is
visiting Mrs. Calvin Stock bridge and
Mrs. A. H. Barbour.
Capt. e. Fl. Smith came home from
Portland ILL. He expects to be able to re-
turn to his vessel next week.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Z. E. Googins visited friends In
Bangor and Brewer last week.
Hugh Joy was operated upon for ads-
noids Saturday, by DR.. Harvard Crsbtree
R. L. Stratton and wife, Of Bar Harbor
are guests OF Mrs. Florence Stratton.
Ellis Springer has gone to North Leeds
for brief visit with his sister, Mrs. Etts
Maddocks.
Mrs. Frances Hughes and daughter
Virginia, OF Springfield, Mass, and Miss
Margaret Nickerson, OF New York, are
guests OF Mrs. NJ. b. JOY.
Addie Grass and Willie Dow were
quietly married at the home of the brides
parents at Hermon Saturday, Oct. IL.
Friends here extend congratulations.
Oct. Is. ANON.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. r. B. Eaton is visiting in Edding-
ton.
Miss Mildred Eaton is visiting in Ellis
worth and Eddington.
Mrs. Harriet Cushing has gone to
Waltham, Mass, to enter the hospital for
treatment. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. M. H. Henderson, and Miss
Evelyn Hutchings.
Mrs. Mary Greenlaw, OF Deer Isle, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Colony, has returned home. Mrs.
Colomy's niece, Mrs. Lillian Day, OF
Brunswick, has also returned home.
Oct. 10. c.
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BEECH HILL.

Mrs. Orville Bartlett spent Saturday and
Sunday at Center.
Roland Carter has sold his place to
George Stebbins, of Seal Harbor, and pur-
chased farm in Lamoine. He will soon
move his family there. They will be
greatly missed by all their neighbors and
friends.
Oct. p. LEAF.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Joseph H. Grant died Friday after a
long illness of intestinal tuberculosis. He
Fred, OF this place, one daughter - Mrs.
Chester Ames, of Bangor, one brother and
three sisters - Elijah Grant, Mrs. Lucy
Moon and Mrs. Evelyn Dow, OF this place,
and Mrs. Brigham Gordon, OF North
Sullivan.
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HANCOCK.
OBITUARY.

Edith Jellison, widow of Joshua B..
Wilkinson, died at her home in Rockport,
Mass, Monday, Oct. %, after many weeks
OF suffering. Mrs. Wilkinson was born in
Hancock June z. 1S4S, on the place now
occupied by her only surviving brother,
Elwell s. Jeilison.
After her marriage she lived for several
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NORTH PENOBsCOT.

Vernon Montgomery shot q deer last
week.
Ralph Hatch is home from Wsterville on
q short visit.
George Bowden and family called on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Judkins, with little son
belmont, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Abby Hutchins.
Chandler Hutchins, with friend, Lor-
ing Young, spent Sunday with his par
ents, J. M. Hutchins and wife.
Carl Walker and wife recently made a
brief visit with her parents, George Leach
and wife. Mrs. Leach returned to New
Portland with them Monday.
Oct. Is. H..
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Your Fan Cola Needs Attention.

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checks your Cold and Soothes your Congh
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New Discovery and keep 1t in the house.
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ways helps
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Hollis Austin sprained his wrist badly
last week.
Robbie Norwood and family, of South
west Harbor, spent the weekend with
relatives here.
Oct. Is. Y.
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Oct. "a. 4

Torturing eczema spreads its burning area
every day. Doan's Ointment quickly stops
its spreading, instantly relieves the itching,
cures 1t permanently. At any drug store
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tage, "Moss LEDGE" aud left for her home
in Iackannvilla Ella.

in Jacksonville, Fla
Miss Abby Gross has returned to Boston,
after spending a few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Marcia T. Gross.
Mr.. and MrE. Henry A. Saunders are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF q
daughter, born Monday, Oct. %.
The Misses Parker have left for their
home in New Haven, Conn. Miss De-
light Weston accompanied them to spend
the winter in Dayton, o.
Oct 26. Ill.
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DR.. Holt, OF Rockland, was in town last
week.
Mrs. Alena A. Flye has been appointed
postmaster at Brooklin.
Warren Ford is spending a week with
his mother in Sedgwick.
Mrs. r. A. Fiye and Mrs. Il. E. Lurvey
were in Bangor last week.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Tuck, of Concord, N
H., are guests of 81. s. Kane and wife.
Mrs. G. F. Gott and Miss Amelia Gott
spent several days in Rockland last week
Little Dorothy Allen, who is spending
the winter at s. E. McFarlandis, is very
ill.
There was a dance at /. o. o. F. hall
Saturday evening. 1t was well attended
Music by Coles orchestra.
Rev. j. A. Mitchell, OF North Braintree,
Mass, preached in the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Lena Lyman, D. ID. G. M, of Bal
Hsrbor, made her official visit to Lookout
chapter, o. e. s., Monday evening.
Mrs. Edith Phillips and Emery Bracy
have returned from Portland, where they
attended the Rebekah assembly and grand
lodge OF Odd Fellows.
Miss Florence Haynes, former princi-
pal of the high school here, who is now
principal at South Brooksville, spent tbs
weekend at A. Fl. Mayo's.
Nine members of Lookout chapter visited
Columbia chapter, o. E. s., at Sedgwicl
Tuesday evening. One of the most pleas
ant evening of the year was enjoyed.
Oct. %. UNE FEMME.
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COUNTY n e w S
BROOKLYN.
GOLF IN BROOKLYN.

Brooklin, although a small country
town, can make claim of being up to date.
The golf links situated on side hill al
most in the center of the village are much
more accessible and therefore sure to be-
come more popular than many golf links
at summer resorts that are mile or two
away from the cottage colony, which has
been shown by the great success the first
year in club members, although the course
is far from being in first-clsss condition,
as few courses are the first year.
The links srelperhaps one of the most
picturesque courses in the country. They
overlooks Center Harbor, Eggemoggin
Reach, and many islands that dot the
ocean, nearly as far as the eye can reach.
While playing game last month, one
of the gentlemen, when reaching the
third tee, which is situated on a high
ledge, turned to the writer and said: SPAR
don me for pausing a minute to take in
this grand view. / leave on the afternoon
boat, and want to carry this beautiful
picture Of nature in my mind, il possible,
until return next summer"
Golf is a game suitable for the old as well
as the young man. l would like to see the
village people take an interest in it as we'll
as the summer visitors. There are many
men in BROOKLYN and Sedgwick whom the
summer people would be glad to have join
the Haven golf club. Knowing how to
swing an axe and hammer, they would
learn the strokes in golf in half the time
it takes a city man to learn. They should
not let the summer visitor have all the
sport to themselves.
A caddie is essential to good game of
golf, and the small boy of the village is
right on the job all the time. Most pro-
fessional golf players started as caddies.
They practice putting while waiting for
the players, and when they get that part
of the game down to perfection, nearly
one half Of the game is learned.
have no doubt but some OF these bright
lads in Brooklin will become expert
players, and may some day draw large
salaries as professionals. AT any rate, IL
they are attentive and honest they will
make some good friends among the club
members that will be worth having.
N. V. TIBBErTs.
Washington, d. c., Oct. q.
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FOLLANSBEE
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and were ready TO vote for the party
insures protection for the Amer
lean farmer, the American laborer.
and the American manufacturer.
The speakers OF the evening were
entertained at the home of Mr.. Will
lam Banfield at a 6 O'Clock dinner.
and were h e taken to the hall. Col.
Campbell arrived here early this after.
noon from Wheeling. and made a can.
Vass OF the town for the candidates
who are aspirants for Office this fall.
The Colonel is well known locally. and
his friends were glad to see him back
in the field.
Mr.. Follansbee got here early this
afternoon also. and spent the evening
visiting his plant and talking to his
managers preparatory TO the closing
down that takes effect next week. He
Informed the men hat he was not
able to continue the plant under pres
ent conditions. that the orders re.
ceived for the coming week were only
about one-fourth OF the number that
Is needed to continue the plant. His
talk In the evening was along the line
OF business propagation and business
stagnation.
Introductory Speech.
The meeting was opened promptly
at 1880 o'clock in the Eagles hall. and
was presided over by Mr.. William
Banheld. In his Introductory remarks
he called attention TO the conditions
that the mills were in. and why he
thought the Republican party should
be placed back into power. In open
ing he said.
Gentlemen and fellow citizens.
am stili a Republican. I am not a
Republican for the name Of being a
Republican. but for what the Republl.
can party stands am a Republican
for the reason OF the things thai that
party has done. what Il will do and
what Il can do.
~ feel that We are now entering
upon a winter that will excel. for the
privatiOns that u will carry with Il.
even M one Of the time Of the Cleve.
land administration. Next Tuesday
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.


conmtssionsr's sale
In ne Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
John ". Adams. a.
administrator OF the ss-
tate OF Maria s Pautseh.
Charles Kirchner. ct
an Defendant
Court OF Ohio County. rendered in the
above entitled cause ON the Sd day OF
oStoeer l9it, will on saturday. Now
the north front door OF the Court House
OF ohio County. offer at public sale the
CITY on w assST,eed o sssi c es,S,e IN v sas
Ntrginia. that il 10 say All OF the south-
cry I~Wcnty->even feet CID feet OF lot
.TrsarH tersd Ten Aio) In SQUARE nnmeersd
Chapfnc street between T~wenty-sfxth
and T~enty-sevcntk Streets in the said
virSinia. IN Joseph caISweIrs ssa,.,on
10 said city OF Wheeling. bounded as
follows to-wit: beginning in the south
veyed TO Frederick Marten by said first
parties by Deed dated February list.
1905. as OF record in the office OF the
County In Deed Book No. M ct PAGE
Sl2: thence southwardly binding on the
east line OF Chapline Street twenty
seven (2D feet TO the corner
OF said lot; thence eastwardly binding
on the south line of said lot One Hun
dred (100l feet TO the southeast corner
thereof. thence northwardly binding on
the west line OF Alley d. twenty-sevcn
ls) feet TO the southeast corner of said
Nlarten property: thence weStwarly
binding on south line of said Marten
property One Hundred (100) feet TO the
place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE@one-third of the
purchase money. and as much more as
the purchaser shall elect. to be paid in
cash on the day of sale. and the residue
thereof In two equal installments bear
ing interest from the day OF sale at six
per centum per annum and payable in
one and two years from the day OF sale.
for which deferred payments. the pur-
chaser shall give his negotiable promis-
sorry note bearing interest from the day
OF sale. and payable 10 the said special
commissioner. the title to the property
sold TO be retained until the payment
IN fun OF the said purchase money and
interest.
CLYDE r. AMOS.
Special Commissioner.
/ hereby certify hat bond and secur-
.ity has been given by the above named
special commissioner. as required by
law and said decree.
JORN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
~. West Virginia.
o-23-30-n-6-i3-2O
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FINANCIAL.
RIOTING
(costinusd From FIRST Par.)

-
Antonio Villareal. the chairman of the
convention. pounded in vain for or
der. Out of the boxes and galleries.
crowds of spectators started in a
panic for the doors. hoping to ESCAPE
before shooting began. General Obre-
gon and Colonel Hay and other prom
inent delegates. however. rushed TO
the platform. and standing by the flag.
succeeded in obtaining order out OF
the chaos.
During the hostile demonstration
Mr.. Soto y Cana stood impassiyely on
the rostrum, Indifferent to the cpl
thets OF the delegates on the floor. FL
nally. when quiet was restored. he re-
sumed his speech. explaining that IL
ne had been permitted to finish his
sentence il would have been seen that
he meant no affront TO the Mexican
nag. What he intended to say. he
declared. was that the flag had be-
come a rag which traitors TO real lib
erty a used as an emblem 10 OBJ
tain power. and hat the flag was COM
ing TO stand for in%dividualism rather
than a purely national emblem.
Ayaia Plan Endorsed.
Rogue Gonzales Cara. Of the villa
faction. then arose. defending Cana
and deploring the incident. With dra.
matte fervor he announced that all
Mexico clamored for the plan of Aga
la. One OF the delegates then asked
u the other generals of the division
OF the north held the same view. Led
by General Felipe Angeles. the gener.
ais OF the north DISC to a man and
signihed their approval. whereupon a
standing vote recorded the great ma.
jority as favOring the plan OF the Ia.
patistas.
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COPPER SHIPS
tconanusa From r.rst Pare.,

permitted to continue their voyage.
according to the view Of British Of
hcials here. unless some other cir
cumstances in connection with the
activities Of the ships not yet report
ed develops.
u b. not known vet whether Sweden
and Greece have declared embareoes
on tho expectation Of cotton.
incidentally the British ambassador
revealed that negotiations were we'll
under way between Great Britain and
all the neutral countries ~ Europe
whereby the neutral government In
each case would act bel the c~onsirnee
OF al products classcd ~ conditional
c~ontraband. The machinery Of this
a-rrangoment has not yct been per
fected but o. intended 10 place tho
guarantee Of each neutral government
behind shipments 20 o. TO insure
against re-cxporiaUon.
uitimat. Distinction 20 Guide.
In the case ~ copper already en-
route 10 Italy or sweden or Greece
the British government will BE- guided
by tho ultimate destination Of each
cargo. offering 10 buy copper believed
10 b." consigned indirectly to Krupps
ammunition works IN German and
Austrian factories
Tho ambassador made o. plain that
the least possible friction would On
% n shippers obtained from the
consulr 81 The countrie. 90 which they
CONSIGNED their csrrops a. certificate
soyinr tho neutral governments in
question would not permit re- exporta
ton.
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