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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

orleans, sept. 16'-cotton
 '.1ervant v. a rapid wild see '1 tap eaIly trading to'1aS' l she % opening the most active ins lnst 'P 1s@26 poin's under IsIljug lin. by traders who were ;aenan1 a,n1 5 'i,,l7 ar the refusal of Llverpool I tSe Iv advance on this side e late ivy ,D Fresh buying in laise las, s,,o+ ebe decline and half an 'ftpr lpr' the opening prices were 'l'ol ncints up from the. bottom, .nto1,ab l ,$orping and at one time ne t the ne h.ss luo a a net loss of 22W2 70 Toy Toward su noon a partial rscoyo . ,raht prices back to within lo pu' of yesterdays close.
 |;d.tien 9i was still in evidence 'aatl aftsrnoon and at 1::So prlees |1SlS points uader yesyefoas 5 |,,, clos;d steady at a decline
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

POSTPONE BLUE SERGE COAT, between 1900 West Barraqu9 ana 2S00 West pullen on BIrraquc or Pull n stre ts. Finder will please return same to 1900 West Barraques street and rec i've liberal reward.
 9-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
sit. I.Ouis Produce.

St. Louis, Sept. 16.-Pounry-Un- changed; chickens, 1101l3c; springs, 14c
 Butt tr-Unchanged
 Eggs-Unchangei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
''eets.lt'' for cerns,
 SURE as Sunrise !
Any Corn, With "Gats-1t' on It, Is ar
 Absolute "Gonerw

Yes, it's the simplest thing in the world to get rid of a corn,--when you use "Gets-It," the worlds greatest corn-rldder. Really, it's almost a pleasure to have corns just to see
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
Y 0 k 5 4. l. E

FOR sALE-sTANBARD TWEN lleth Century CumputlHS Scales, cost new $1lO.00; used SIX mon,h5
 Will sell aJ bargain. Gall Iso, Coca Cola BlGliinS Co. 3-l'b'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

LOANS @WANTED--IF YOU WANI
 borrow money, buy or sell proper
 ty, see or phone Aollis Real Estate Go, 1237a West Fad Ave. pho1les NCM and H.. e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
St. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, Sept. 6.-Wheat-No. 2 red, no trading: Nc. hard, no trad ing.
 Corn--No. ,, 74c; No. ? white, 140 II 1-2c.
 Oats-No. }, 34M34 1-2c; No. ? white. nominal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR SALE~-MODEiaN COTTAGE,
 four rooms and bath, almost flew, i'll good gAborhoou, near CotLoL
 Dell shops. Bargain oA terms. See
 or phone Rolls iieal Estate O., < phones NOS. 'Z and liz u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
w A N T t D .

WNNTED+TIMBER CUTTERS TO
 nak kc h,aGing bolts at Watson, Ark, good tinb I, stevdy york T port for work t0 Duff X. Hctzler, Watson, Ark 9-1f-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

BROOM FACTORY FOR SALE-ON account ol bus nuaa Interests Ill Oklahoma, Will sell broom factory, stock anu machinery, With q SooI esta blished business. Phone lOoS 7zl Hickory street. Laton X Peal Son. 9-ll-0I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
New M0rk Spot Cotton.

York Sept. 16.-Spot cotton mldallng uplands, 10.S0c; 1900 bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR Rt,NI-ROCMS FOR LIGHT h0usck cping or single room for rent. Apply T0G West Third avenue.
 9-13-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
CLASSIE HE'D WA N \ x" = = Bfi1g Resulis---lry Onp

TAKEN UP-ONE SHEEP, OWNER
 can have. sane by paying for this ad and feed. Apply to L. Lindsey, 21S Linden street. 9Y-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

Habit Is lnternd Principle.
 Habit is an internal principle which leads us to do easily, naturally. and with growing certainty, what we do cftou.-Webster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT-ONE SUITE LARGE, | cool downstairs rooms, with all modern cCnyeni5 noes. Apply I'll
 w. Fifth avenue, or phone lbo5.
 9-14-3W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT--TWO NICELY FUR nlshed rooms, with board; all mod e1n conveniences, and terms reas-
 enable. Apply Mrs. w. F. Dickey, : SIS West Fifth avenue, telephone bob. 9-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM fer man and wife or two gentlemen, and on Oc.ober will have two double r. ems ami one single room for rent; all modern e0nye nienccs and close to city, board if desired. Phone 15S5 or call at 219 W st Fifth street 9l6-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RlNT-FIVE ROOM COTTAGE With all modern cCnVeuI1 1nCeS, locateI at Thirteenth and Pine, en- quire at Mrs. Seymours reaid nee, Thirteenth and Pine strl cts, or k. , w. seymour, at 213 West Barraque.
 9-14-6,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
F D k k E N [ |.

FOR RENT - MODERN SECOND floor apartment, Sixteenth and Main streets, all convcnlences, !. front nd back porches, on paved street and car l.ne, rent reasonable
 Phone 14S1. 9-11-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT-ROOMG FURNISHED or unfurnished for light houseAecp-
 ing. Close in. Phone 2O23. Ayp.y 316 West Pullen. 8-2t-1Jn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR SALE--A FIVE PASSENGER White Gas car, 5Os horse power, Ill good shape, ncW tlfe5, will taht 9-Oo
 If sold Ill next ten days, Woulu make fine delivery car; Wlli dem- onslrate; car can De setn any time at la02 East SlXln avenue, or phone 1ljU. o-lJl0l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT-FOl'R ROOMS FOR rent with gas wajer and lights
 Newly pap red anl ill good resi- d. nee location. Close in, 1Go w st BarraquC street. 916-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED
 for light Housekeeping. Every con
 venience. S23 Pine street. Phone a 1926 or 1493. 9-S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RE..T-AT 6o9 WEST BAR
 raque street two completely fur nlshed rooms, electric lights, gas ! and water, on beautiful street. Also : pleasant rooms on Beech street,
 furnished or unfurnished. Phone
 1864. 7-11.tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

F9R RENT-TWO OR THREE FUR
 Dlshe0 rooms for light housekeep- ing. 509 West Sixth avenue. 8-27-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED front bedroom, with all modern
 conveniences. Close in; 316 West Fifth avenue. Phone S1o. 9-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

them come off With ''Gets-Tt.' It 5uss ioospns tho corn from the true Ec5h easily. and then makes it conc "clean off," 4S hours ends coTns for keeps. It makes the use of tape, corn-saueo.- ing bandages, irritating stlvcs, knives, scissors, end razors really look ridiculous. Get rid of those corns quickly, surely, painlessly,-just easily,-w:th "Gets- It." For warts and bunious too. It's tho 20th century way.
 "Gets-It" is sold by all druggists, 25c a bottle, br sent direct by '. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

FOUND-A DIAMOND: OWNER CAN
 have same by i'd ntifying a4ld pay
 ing fer ad. S-o BaldrlJge, at RlchGy'S Grocery. 3-17-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

PUP, ABOUT TWO
 F. l.. Dilley, 1l05 West Fifth ave-
 nue 9-17-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17

You can make your choice ill the quiet oA your hune or otIlce, by hay Ing Graphic classified" ads brlns applicants and applications to you. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

In the United States District Court for the Western Division of the Eastern District of Arkansas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
Roldantiat ISpitrlanhltr
Gin nod inuger, aber lehf midtiaer
Siutia nuirea Wrheimoteniits

Spgar iibnmsritauil4t @elt6rte
felbtr srtldreu, oob is nisnaIs ioldw
10pisrei Ariitel geiebtn bdttsn, pit
Der amt.itdnii6s 6orIhtr 0r. 6as
rabee Ft auf isintr lebttn Expedition
tn bic Wilbnihe oes unbelannlen
Peru lei gonebos 5ubiauern gtfanon
bat. es fn0 pa5re Wumotrperte
bieier aunit barunter 10 ;. 9. Rrts
&c BON fait 4 Sub 6o6e uno iiber
4 Sub Deits uno babel auffateno
0iinn MIR eiuen fleiuen 9ruhs
tell BON einem 3oa bid, man6e tleis
mere Ino 10 ounn r6ie gapier = unb
nit iebr f96nen 0etoratiouen. llnb
bas o1es lit ausI9lisBlid Sanbars
belt, - ni9t eiumal elm 96pfersRab
mirO bon ben Gingeborenen babel
beuubt!
9as finb, tp%o6lgemertt, beutige
&unfperte, nf9t etlpa lleberbieibieI
elmer gldn3en0en 8pr3eit. Or. Bdras
bee erlangte 100 proben FOLDER 9lrs
titel, BON Oenen man ni1t ipeib, gu
peldem 3ped iie BON ben Snbtanern
angefertigt per0en. Gs 1T 1@obe, baB
feline Expedition infolge oes @eIts
trieges, nel4er bic grdnsports unb
bic @elope9slungs= 8erbdltniTe Su
f9piertg geitoIte.e, bor Der 3ett a6<
9ebro9en tperoen mtBte; tie birfte
aber inter giinItigeren @erbdIfnifIen
fpieber duFgeuommen nerben. Merts
pirbi9erneiie tDnnen Die Gonebos =
Elm nod 10 gut pie unbetamter
6tamm, Der etfpd $500 MeiIen ppr
Der Miinoung oes 4ma5onensSt ros
mes le6t auBer Ote1en eritouRtz
den aunItperten ni9ts BON irgenbs
pel8er 8eoeutung fhaffen: es 1T ibr
ein3iger 8eitras CUR aultur. Die
8riige geben betm ani4lageu etnen
metaQif4en &lang. nidt IeIteu einen
melobiI3en.
9Qs III dtbarf tie @rubenur>
gIid Der leBten 20 Sabre mar has
BON Gourrieres, Bel benz 1900 Mens
iGen ums 2eben getpmmen iinb.
Die 9aPpel ndaf f4nea; Elm
bei R0nigspufter1auien ite9enber
gappelbaim, Der crit I'm Sabre 1848
gepflon3t purbe, bat ieBt bereit5 et.pa
18 SUB Stdmmumfang,
9oS mort Mustate tommt aus
Dem Stdlienif6en MoTdetto. cine Nrt
tleiner Sabt4t. 9as 8ort 6u1ar
aus BEN llngarif9en bus3, NEEDLES 20
bebeutet, dlio cine feline Sruppe.
II Sen Slim r9ons @erftene
torn" (eiue @erberrli6ung Oes 8iers)
aus ben 8ilOert6eoterH gu entferneu,
bo6en bic qrobibitiDniiten $4,000
geboten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13

Sn 9 @ntpuio, Seg.
tpurbe Der aDpeubGnbtger, Rapitdn
9arrp CARING, Der .MlilIsr 8rOtbers
Sbop4 angeb1renb, tuslAs bort 9ors
ItelIungen gibt, beren &einertrng fir
bic GrbbebsnsG otIeibenbsn in Stalien
beItimmt lit. BON einem iungen Coz
men on9egriffsn unb tpdre jeoenfaIIs
5erriffen pOrOen, tDern man Tim nidt
reht5eitig battle 81 Ollie tOmmen tOns
ner.
SIN 4Iter ppn so Sobren
BAT IiG SenrD MeBers i'm 6aule Ieis
mes GoAnes in Qee9 Corners BEL
GresnbilIe, pa. eri9oIIen. Ct bate
NIT Der Jnnilis bos NbenbeEfen Elm.
ssuommen unb ging bann in fem
Shlaf5immer, no er fih aits nubes
tunntsm Grun6e bos Qebsn nabnl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13

Sn Der berii6mten 5ingalss6 6bIe
auf elmer Der 5ebribens SnIeIn trtDnt
bauernb cine melpoiIde M}uiit, ipabrs
IGeinlid berurfo9t 0ur9 Srupfen,
bic BON Der gofaItbede nieoerfallen
ins Meer, ober our9 2uftpeaen, bic
BON Der Meere5betpegurg in S9ipins
guilgen berieBt tperben.
Darts erbdlt fein SrintpaFer
aus Der 5erne our9 Die 2e%itungen,
BON oenen etrle 173 ailometer lang
III.
Dos dItste beutfde Rir6ens
Iteo, bas mir nod beiiben. ltammt
aus Dem 9. Sabrbunoert unb 1T Dem
beiIigeu 9etrus sepiOmet.
Qtg6ere rpBe &rieg oasgebroden
mar, gingen ben amerifanifdeu Rel
ienben $4,000 Stiid @epdd in
DeutIdldub Derloren, bic fe aber
faIt ale 3uriider6ielten.
Die RataDbpbnen oientsn
in Oft Wlerito als S9sioemiinse;
100 5tiid BON linen batten ettpd ben
Wert DON 70 Gents. SH man9en
5eilen BON G%pItarico erleBen Iie nod
bsuts Die tIstnsn aupfermln5su.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13

500
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Aas trg W
N N4
tH W
A
HHf
a8 faa'M N
Yes
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iaa
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gen
tai y i la
NiHW tf tef m w
Ai aaH
f1ff siiiftti HW Hl0t
anut etiNfalgi Nin hta AHf
q zafiFfH AIi
eH1e iaN 'N et
flott ult tiiftanaalM alflm th
im tufm agletiew1msssg iia
alal q atn HsA sftl afplw pllligt.
at sitmlat m%flIuispia aamaltus
bl MaN EH Tee ttls fN HlmW
Aanaf iim SlthsH nfl Mal Alnsnch
Nfhft absftlAisi. va tft aueSfm Nts
msm MlanulllA bpH 4itbtn aslabs
tn ipttttA 1n CsHtiffih eial q
fih aanit Nsltf pom W%taimtuluH.
bic tatH l%oasaannltn .4aatsnhanb'
tfiieta. B. y. tintn eanh. BET BE
Vauit aaf tiasn ltihM AnFrtu oas
4iuBithi. Vs geudbgi tHsn lonbtEbas
rem Anblid. iptnn nas Wlaftt1tps
zines otrdrii8sn Regiments anmars
lhitri iommi nnb iuenu mitien pdrin
Osr bruus 0unb siirig sisttup pabtt
i%roitei. binltr ftp Den n~itbrigsn. bier.
edig.u Vautmlarren, anI oem 0is
gtobs ErommsI rubt biz Ger paus
tenidldger trdftis tearbtlist. 9ei
pieIsn onsrrsthiias Rsgimentsmus
ffen iriti an bic SieLt bes 6unoea
eth POM.
Ilan ioats Is titt sIoubtn, ober
% tit tatid6Iih pabr: ou6 bic
AaBe biIbet einen gsitdnOteII Des
6eeres, unb 3luur oeS = beutldenl
5reilid 5iebt lie nidt nit ms Gelo,
aber fir Die 5uttermagd5ine Der gnrs
n%iipnen 1T oos 9prbanosniein elmer
aaBe DorgeIdriebeu, Die Elm 9olsbann
nit ben 9u4itaben 81. Ml. g. tfdst.
poour4 ie als antlide pa0nisIids
Maga3in : Sage" getenn3ei9net lift.
9a 5id iiberal oa, no grGBere 55uts
terDOrrdte ldgern, erfabruugsgemdB
Ratten unO Mduie einuiItsn, 10 ir
our9 bas 9aiten oIsier aase benz
ueberRanoneRnlen oleier Aager Dorges
beugt fperoen. SIN 9alspalt oes
0eutifen 9eeres ttnO fir Die gefO>
ltlgung leoer DIeler ufdga5lntaBen
monat!t4 5psI Mart a~usgeipOrfen.
Dfan erternt aud aug oieiem tletz
llen 3uge, me turiorglt9 ole 9ses
resoerpaltung Ieoe gtn3elbeit threr
umtangreI9en Organization behans
oslt. SIN tran8oiilaen 9eere gtbt es
9let@fals EaBen, Ote 0sar nit n ote
S4laqt geAsn. Gs iiilo ~geip0bnltH
ote 2irtos, allo eltle afrltanl13e
3ruppe, be auf benz 5orntiter 5us
pellen cine Sage mit5ui9leppen pile
gen. BON Der ite glauoen. oaB ite
0luf brtnge. Dieter afrttaHti4e
A~ber9laube mag nod baber rubren,
boB Die Sage bet ben Qeg4ptern elm
belli9es Tier mar. 1870 plrben nod
3ablretde Surtps militant iRren Sat-
gen sefangen,
neber Elm nod Ion0erbares 9ier
berfiigt ole englif9e Marine, Mans
lid iiber peiBe Mduie. 9lu9 i6re
Saltunq unD 8fIeqe lit amtlia norQes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13


81 AHt
wih WA
Ni i
att veg
eie ta lHs nei
HiiNa hat C.
"At tHet sven etAi eHleht
tnipt
tHHs a'pHA hFfftiafAt tAn tffHstHe
t"m ptl aiief
@ts nf'lattN ti hAa fttH We
llsni,sis ssiieF pc htA
ftaN eihet bggAs eh0At GERMANY
Z QUA Know taa nc lis completely
hiisseu tat point 81 these authors
helf appear =" INC GERMAN Peopis.
Nas " Wahe upi tlat was tleF feAl
piea lney reared tliAt me oid spirit
q the beutsehs miehel mao again
s''ille upon the country of that tle
people might suHef tle common tate
ei prosperity and tuey sought 70
arouse the people from what they
ul9ueht 20 be leihafey ana luxury.
put u we SPEAK 81 bIutalitys
Isl US resall what authors 81 othef
countries nave SAID rave there been
no EMQIfshmeu who talked war and
advocated preparation. Lord Roberts
eouhseled an EnRlish army based
service, and ne was a respected
soldier ana citizen. Churchil had tor
ON tune avowcdly aimed at Ger
many IN his public utteranees, Lea,
an American, as tate as l9lz, IN a
book dedicated to Lord Roberts. an
nounced Il to Pc the hrst duty OF
Great britain 10 crush Germany, and
hitcnenefs reputation rests upon his
~ h@aa =
ny ngsl'ins eaNase' ~ y
aust a1ron' ~ hipins' lne posl. las
III oueeeSIee = Put'lls IN
49,. ~ loi, WIN .Ie
h',rdan an ~ - vi VIZ niat !
.eu - tliousit ~ ale
- - : 'ieS notuihs piu-
- ~ III spe ~ Mnieh ~
In,lp"'Gs ny Joy % seellg tne
9aiIe ~ 1i =
3hIu mas hdu no
Ne Wa' spn" - pieseit SliiIslsi y
sei nag -, galy yeais 5@voieu an
as'aSA upon oeIinany Nussld n@s
iaa ngl wal parry henasing 4
p0ace - NJ woiiui Gui eoul'liy nSu
naiiii4a 9. slanAii VINO oe9ieFeu ~ ldAr
ans niitoiy III uie puipose o.
pae@.it;s r~tsih1al'o anu lgstns oul
op1i',DH - ny Moilu' WI
~ 49, rndt liieie mas q
Wy hau = anu :
$500 I'M a. agiIietualE II az ~
IJtql VI paphe sgltillsht'
- - - W. "i.i sl1se 49, ana
~ - ny " ios' ~ phrases u mn
'aItsnL'
II Germany was strong m her own
army, let 1t be remembered that she
had not as large a percentage OF sol
diers TO her population as France;
and her appropriations per capita
were smaller. her appropriations tor
army and navy were not as large as
those OF Great Britain, and per cap
ia they were much smaller. They
were not as large as those OF Russia.
And above all, her army IS composed
her own citizens-the same citi-
Gems who have made her a nation Of
!Ist rahN ny every test OF high civil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
STOP SCALP ITCH
AND FALLING HAIR

People whose hair looks dull and
lifeless and who find it growing dry,
brittle, splitting at ends and coming
out fast at every combing need a gen.
uine scalp invigorxtOr and should geI
one without days delay A little
Partisan Sage rubbed briskly into the
scalp with the finger tips twice dan!
will work wonders for hair Of TINS
kind. Just a few days use and the
hair becomes glossy and healthy look
ing. dandruff vanishes. scalp stops
itching and hair stops falling out "a
rlsian Sage Is more than hair tonic.
It Is q scalp treatment and Its use
means strong, beautiful hair ana =
healthy scalp. G. A. Parcher ana
leading druggists everywhere sell ~
risian Sage. It is not expensive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
sEAWALL..

Miss Margaret Doiiiver 10 home from
Castine for the holidays
Mrs Grace Lurvey. OF Rockisnd. 10 vis-
ting her parents, Amos Doliiver and wife.
Miss Addie brown has finished her
school 1t fremont, ana IL with her mother,
Mrs. Media Brown
The community was saddened last
Thursday BY the death OF Elisha Biilings-
The family has the sympathy OF all
Rodney Newman and Peter Benson left
to-day for Boston. Dudley Dolliver ~iil
drive the ash cart during Mr.. Benson's
absence.
Dana DonaIdsoD, Of fremont, IL en-
ployed with r. E Newman.
Mrs. Media Harper has been Waiting her
sister, Mrs- Hubert Farnsworth, ct klis-
worth. Mr.. Farnsworth has recently
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
O., MY ~ w S
W EST GoULDsBoRo.

Mrs. Eliza Written. OF Sorrento, 10 Wis
ting 1t James A. Hills.
Mrs. J. A. Hill aud Mrs. Abbie Taft
were in bangor last week on business.
Mrs. Bernard Sinclair, OF Steuben, Wis.,
tied her mother, Mrs. Follest, last week.
Miss Pauline Kingsley, who is attend-
ing Sullivan high school, is home for two
weeks.
Miss Ruby N. Sargent, who has been
bookkeeper for Mr.. Wyman in MiIbridge,
is at home.
Mr.. Chandler and Hiss Dorothy Noyes
are home from Higgins classical institute
for two weeks
Lnwood Sargent and wife and Master
Elwin were guests OF Charles Sargent At
Sorrento Sunday.
Mrs. Frank 2. Moves and SON Chandler
attended the funeral OF Mr.. Noyes'
nephew, J. Hillard Gordon, at East
Franklin Sunday.
Dec 20. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
NORTH LAMOINE.


i'
Efroy Locosc. OF Skowhegsn, Vas re-
cent guest OF MA SUSIE warren
Roy smith, tho il employed in Somes-
vile, spent Saturday and Sunday ct
home.
nv Mcr.,,.,o ard ~;,. h.ve c,o,.s
,h.;, horn. r., IN. xin,e, ana ,on. 70
1880, Ne. wi,h ,hs;, a.uvh,.,
~. .,,,.a p.
inr non'e =. q sNs
VI Pae'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

A MERCILESS JUDGE
One Who Shows No Favor.

A merciless judge 10 Father Time. Be-
fore him the freak and the wanting got
the vail. Only the truth can stand. For
years the following statement from Ban
gor resident has withstood this sternsss
OF ali tests.
W. c. Haynes, d Dexter ST., Bangor,
Me-, says: II was annoyed for long
time by pains in my back, due, no doubt,
TO the failure OF my kidneys to perform
their work properly. Two boxes of Dosns
Kidney Pills made . complete and perms-
nent cure"
Over three yesrs later, Mr.. Rsynes
added: ~ take pleasure in again recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pulls. Nothing
has altered my high opinion OF them"
Price Soc. At all dealers. Don't simply
ask for . kidney remedy-get Deans Kid
ney Pills = the same that Mr.. Raynes
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Bunalo,
MY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
REACH.

Mrs. M. r. Eaton is very i'll.
p. King Annis is very i'll OF grip.
John Adams and family have gone to
Dorchester, Mass, to spend the winter.
Miss Anita Torrey ia home from Boston,
where she Is employed in millinery BUSH
ness.
Mira A. F. Holden has gone to Roxbury,
Mass, to spend Christmas with her son,
l. K. Allen.
Capt N. Z. Billings cut his hand badly
while saving his wood with . gasolene
saving machine Thursday.
Miss Eta Torrey, who is teaching at
Topshsm, will spend the Christmas va
cation with her parents, 8. F. Torrey and
wife.
Mrs- Lew knight, v no has been visiting
In Boston and vicinity, is home, sccom-
panied BY her daughter, Miss Matte,
who IL teaching in Derby, Vt.
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NEWS.
LAMoISE.

School 10 closed for Christmas week
Mise xsry Olson 10 at home fron Hebron
for the holidays
Eugene Convey is ., home froa Higgins
classical institute
Miss Pnosse Higgins, Of Laaee. . % 2.
L Hodgkins' during ser nr.1i0a-
Charles Hodxkins ID o. haz~ tru@ PazAa-
oelphis and Howard Hat<kzz t-rz
Hehron-
Mrs.. Charles Hodxklns az ssr Eac<r
have returned froz Ba<slz- so<rs &-c-r
has been f0r s1rzscA. trs&szxaL
A sho~er party wss Elv<a ., Mi8 SxszZ
Hodgkinx lasz Frz1ay rzxef - ins srr<
of her aunt Ms p = Ho1xklnA
Misses Barred ssz La Ansz-<a1- -
Rrocxtan, Mass and Me- gxrs " Msr-
Roberts, Of whs1z&z- Mss x-s - eaz,s.
called hy thu oe.xs o. ss<1- :k<szr. l<~s
A1derson-
war.sn Davis, Mzz vsaAa Dsrik. MI
George Gazss and MrsL Isaac R<yfr~ view
called bone 5y The se-scss zE1ex< II tse1,
mother, Mrx- Sa11sz pxr1& Nh usris
condition - suD~vna- improved A
trimmed arrse i with ss-
The DEATH Of L<w1k Anderson occurred
in LADoine On Saturday. Dee Il sr fst
age OF nftyfve pears Mr. Anoe<an wHs
. kind and loving huknxnc ana fEther.
and highly respected IN tse ounEunzsy
where he bad lived for f~eirs year, Ems
sudden death came a. grsss shock 10
everyone who knew him TIE oecss~ec
was twice mArriec- he 10 survived BY .
widow and seven ehiidrsn- fune-G ser
vices we're held .; The resioeocs In L.
moline on Monday. Dsc- 10 InierD<n, -
Brockton, Mass, the former home
Dec. Is. r h
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Eliza Rumiil spent part Of last
week with her son, l. w. Rumill.
Mrs. Nettie Rumill 10 having an addi-
ton built on her house for the postofdce.
Miss Mildred Young, Of Islesford, spent
the weekend with Leola and Marie Rum
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wentworth are re-
ceiv;ng congratulations on the birth OF .
son. willis Dow.] Mrs. A. Balm, Mrs.
Went ~orth's mother, is with them. She
expects to 60 South later, to her home in
Florida.
Dec. Ii. THKLMA.
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MT. DEsERr FERRY.

MIA ivory Foss 10 H.
Mis- Dom Jeiiison 10 sp<nding Q no
days in HAococx-
School reopsnsd Monday; Mis- Gladys
Norwood. OF Bar Harbor. teacher.
waiter Jeliison 10 hons from PsttsSsid,
shers b hes been attending school
Mis Carrie Colby and Lvoois Phillips
spent fec days In Bangor last week.
Elizabeth JeIlisoh 10 hons from
Sorrento, WHARF sbs he's bssn tssching.
Mrs. Augustus Carter ID In TRENTON
With her daughter, Mrs- George Hopkins,
Who 10 ILL.,
Word ~as received here last week OF the
death Of John Cra ptree st the home Of his
son Ivory, in Montana He leaves three
ehildrsn,-Mn- Eva Gordon. OF sallivan;
Mrs. Inez Jellison, OF Sorrento, and Ivory,
of Montana
Dec 20. c.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

School commences to-day; Miss Sadie
Mullan, teacher.
Mrs. Almirs g. Clark will leave to-day
for Newton, Mass.
g. l. Stewart was . business visitor in
Bangor, last Thursday and Friday.
Leon Stewart. Hugh Joy, Celia Foss,
Christie Mckay and Madeline Sshans, are
home from Ellsworth high school.
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NORTHEAST aARBOR.

Among nominations for postmasters
sent TO the senate by President Wilson
last Thursday was that OF Joseph W..
Small, for the of1ce here.
Fred A. Foster, Of this piscs, died In
Bangor wednesday, agsd nfty-nvs ysars.
He had been III sincs last spring. Mr..
Foster leaves . widow and three daugh-
ters = Mrs. James Tracy, Misses Eleanor
and Mary Foster, all Of Northeast Harbor |;
also brother, Frank Foster, of Massa-
chusetts, and . sister. Miss Jessie Foster,
Of Bar Harbor. he had been engaged in
the painting business here for several
years, and had . wide circle OF friends
throughout the county.