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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-17
MORE FLOCKS OF "3's"
DUE ON THE SANTA FE

With the establishment 81 the spe-
cial rata on the Santa Re another
flock Of extra California limiicds will
Announcement iH made that six
No. So are due here March 3, four on
March 4. three on March 5 and five
on March 10. On other days two
sections will be run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-17
MORTUARY.
Wick Harvey.

Vick Harvey. 20 Gears old. died at
his home 90 Wosi Iron avenue yes
terday. lie game here last fan from
california. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Harvey. who WIS with him at
the time of death. Mr. Harvey fol-
lowed the theatrical profession. Flu
neral services were held at . o'clock
this afternoon at G. r. Frenoh's
chapel The Rev. Il. r. schueler con-
Quoted them. Burial was In Fairylew
cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-17
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-17
Tclcsforo Varens.

Telesforo. ne six months old son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Vargas. died
this morning at the Vargas residence.
1910 North Twelfth street. The m-
neral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at ? o'clock at Crollott's chapel.
Burial viii be Ia santa Barbara.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-17

al south First ~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
IMPROVING MICHIGAN ROADS.


II Is strange fact ths; the state Of
Michigan. Ia which Enre than y fef
eeat Of the worlds antonsolfles are
manufactured. has SOME Of the poorest
roads In the waole cvnntry. The fact
tlas large gssgstan II the state ss Is~
Tying and that another large portsoa ss
IL Is sandy accounts for this to a large
extent
THE country Ia which MlehlSan's me
tropssis, Detroit, Is situated had until
ueceatiy VIGOROUSLY had roads. ThE,
was due to the swAE1py nafure Of tl4s
~estsea- which. biologists tell u. was
formerly the t-sl 81 4 great iEaaana sea
Ttgse after nase appeals we're made
10 The automobile manufacturers 70 al8
IN tie good rssa4s movements In vari
eus SECTORS. bEf Elcss OF them have
been tzpurei for two reasons--kirsf. a
ratsrMi Dissatisfaction to Eszy ouf thesI
swa EDoney for the sescsal goSa even
th9agA 1t xss conceded that the auto
aaolssle rrests very largely By good
roads. and @ecta3. tsS-Anse the auto
Ezo5lse manufactures maintained thai
their sggp~srx Tor good se4tls really
~eryed 70 preggiise The farmers abe
are In fact. the greatest t,egieaie iariss---
against tEe movement
soar cd time farmer was liable ta
jump 70 the conclusion that IL IL tene
BIS spgze ease es~e il must necessarily
insEre his2. 50 In his early hatred oil
tie automobile he es1asiesnnel any good
roads nasresueat
OF isse t1s farmer has been the nsost
enthusiastic user ~ the automobile and
also u the S.ssicr truck EnclsIentally
he has fes.nd that a strip Of good road
from hss farm 20 the city not ezaIy en-
assssa him TO transport bis farm prod
ssee % the market ~ great saving OF
tins. bgf means great saving Of equip.
Eseas--horses. Wagons. harness. etc
III IL difficult 10 realize now thar the
farmer dlsn't appreciate the trepen
dous expense he Incurred by hauiins
heavy r0ssls over rufty. rocky. muddy
roads, He were his horses our In halt
their normal life. and his wagon aud
harness equipment lasted even less
than that ismgth of time; also he has
to use much heavier equipment than
h necessary on coed roads. with the
consequent greater deterioration OF
horsefiesh.
With the building Of few sections
OF good roads around Detroit came an
appreciation OF them on the part of
farmers as well as motorists. and now
there i an insistens demand for more
of them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23


Earle h. Tanker- manager for the
Phoenix Film corporation IN Maine. 10 Of
fering Installation OF ..EvsngeIine''
y hich was produced 70. them at the An
nspolis valley, ard Fort Anne, the lceHle
of the great poem. Prohwtly no poem in
American history bias 70 taken with
people OF all waiks OF lite.
Mr.. Tinker has aaadsvits from the
rector OF ~. Lakes stating tsss every
scene IL authentic. Mr.. Howe, the rector.
goes On to state: II Witnessed ;ne
cngrehyard. scenes, played and hlned in
the old graveyard there, being moved TO
tears by the realistic acting Of the women
and ehiidrtn.n
Tine play ~ produced requires shout one
and three quarters hours for its presenta-
ton, and II rs doE btfui IL more impressive
scenes have ever been enacted before .
camera Forty players and directors so
journed in the Annapolis valley for six
story. The nearest estimate OF the origi-
nal cost has been given ont a. $4,000,
but that amount IL not excessive in this
day OF big things in the dim world
.Eyangeiinen has had an extended run
in all the large cities, and to date has
played one engagement Ia Maine--fhss
In the city OF Portland, where tao days
Is the time usually allotted TO one sttrsc-
tion, but ~here ..Evangeiiner played =,
the CAsco theatre To crowded houses for
twelve days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
Processes Rad Work IN ohio.

Over 100000 WIFI I've spent durfne
the coming season In Cuyahoga and
adjacent counties ia the northern por
zion Of Ohio. according to recent re
ports.
New road work In Cuyahoga county
win be undertaken TO the amount Of
more than sI.o0o.0ao. it Is stated. while
the cost OF repair jobs VIII amount to
over $4,000. Lake county Is to build
eighteen niles NJ concrete road on the
highway between Buffalo and Cleve-
land and eight niles OF brick road he
tween gainesville and wiIIoughby.
Lorain county is to expend about s12.-
200 for the construction of something
less than a mile OF concrete roadway
and $4,000 for the repair OF two miles
Of the La Grange Elyria- Akron road
Medina county wifi undertake the con-
sruetion OF thirty miles Of concrete
ard water bound macadam pixies with
state aid Geauca ceanty viii com
mence the work grading twenty
miles OF the Cleveland Youngstown
road Mt cost of $4,000 The present
plan Is TO pave the road with brick
next year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
EAsTgRoog.

Mrs. Austin. OF Eiis<orth. is Waiting
her son Bert.
Matte JelIison has gone to bar Hsrbor
for the snrnnDer.
Anon Googins ard Frank Lowrse have
gene 20 East Bl1ehiil to work.
Mrs George Sewey, who has been sisit-
ing her mother, Mrs. CAiists Wilbur, has
returned to winterport.
John C. Wilbur spent a few days re-
GENTLY in Southwest Harbo- with his
daughter. Mrs c. NJ. Gots.
Miss Lbbse Wilbur. " ho has been work
Tag IN Bangor, spent the weekend with
her parenss. She viii work in Ellsworth
this summer.
June n. GEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

SEAwALI-. June 2 especially 60 Lightning
played many FRANKS and did eonssc@rx ode
oasnags al seaxall sunday Toe house Of
Guy Yoang vas struck The telspboDe
was completely torn TO pasees- the wIn-
oo~s shattered and other damage dome
Mr. Young sas sitting ~ the wtndo~
reading. Her paper vas rsd6isd, bst she
~as D1s injured.
Ths aoEse Of Mrs. Sanasl Moore wxs
also visited by ths lightning. whien
stopped toe eAcex. shattered the clock
door took III back OF m4rror and did
OF her minor damages No one was in the
house ii the time
The lightning entered the house Of e. z.
Newman by the teiephoHe. blowing the
fuse box TO pieces and breaking . foor
board where il passed out.
Mrs Rose Metcalf was thrown to the
floor By the shock Of bolt which passed
through the house, in one window and
out another. A bslm-of- giIiesd tree was
stripped OF Irs..ba and the ground ripped
up in several places Every telephone on
the line was put out Of commission.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Within historic, Independence ball
AZ Philadelphia last Thursday. or the
anniversary OF the battle of Bunker
Hii. there was formed an organixs-
ton whose object 1t will be to create
the League OF Nations, with view TO
preventing wars, or al least to lessen
the possibilities OF armed conflict.
The name adopted by the organiza-
tion after some debate was "League
to Enforce Peace, American Branch.
Former President Taft wRs elected
permanent president.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Arnasnx the faznuszs pastries cf tee
worsd b that e< SsBc~n Mary at Wans-
cor. THIS PANTRY cssrass<kses rwo roozss
y 20 great silzsezwskp1s. bar Il asarxizs
treasures I'm the serza Ut Psate and
nuuseho3d articles thar xrw vsgns-5 at
gasre shan raIll5yn pczsMts sterling
Many q these Possess Asssarsc iass->
est Far example. there b q ssznsEarsi-
COS exhiEst sn the f@r1s If tRhse 81
solid slsver Tht< = Beariy yara in
lezSsh. and It's top. wish an area o.
several sauax~ feet. hears the regal
arms ami exq1isIfeiy CHASED designs
81 the synahsogh- rpee. thistle. harp. etc.
E,vesy rrs<z sinee that Of E1sxanssh
has eoztrshuse5 10 this table design
~ sossae ~o-t-
TIE rnnss hagssssnS a al the dax-
King zrrSy q pisse Il the 80 called
gasi xin0rr serzhce for occasions OF
the highest state
The walls 81 the TWO IRONS IL tAis
royal pantry. the larger Of whfch - -
By 10 fret asssl the smaller square
~ sixteen feet. are lined With cases OF
piate glass and mahogany. and ia
these and similar cases oceupyiax the
censer ~ each rcoxa are some OF the
n0st extraordinary examples OF art In
gsas. silver ana rree4oGss stcgses that
the wss-sd has ever sesn-
Ts4ere ARE tsu- graceful eperxnes-
each ~ whlch would TAX the strength
az tyre Ren t. lift. there are dishes
In gold ard silver any ooe of which
would be too heavy 10 run away with;
dainty tasles services In gold and sill
vrr. candslabra. communion services.
fagous. vases. punch bowls. wine ceol
ers, fountains and fenfx. In silver.
wrought In designs Of great beauty by
the most skilsful Of arttsts.-w Washing
ton Post
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
SOUTH nAycoK.

Ira cos~sli sss goae to Marlboro to
wark.
Mrs. s. h. Mitchell has returned from .
sisss ia Ss~ Brunxwick.
Harvard Coiweit. graduate Of H. C. l.,
has bees visiting his srcsh hers few days.
Mrs y. l. MccrFlis., Of Norway, has
ecne TO live with her daughter, Mrs G. 8.
Coiweil.
Mrs Eassline Jarvis. OF Ssw York, and
Mr. r. j. Hocgkins, Of Chicago, arr
guests OF Mrs. Y. VI. Watson.
Mrs. C.. s. Coiweil and G. Is. Colwell &C.
oomp~ntsd Czps. @. W. Coixeii and wife
TO chsrseston Thursday. to attend the
graduation.
Ausssa Young took his two boys, Daniel
snd Milton. 10 bis horse at GonidSborc,
after tae death Of their grsndmot her,
Mrs. Della Kelley.
june Il. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
GouLDsBoRo.

Miss Florence Tracy, who has been III, is
improving.
A son Was born. June Is. to Vernon
Moore and wife.
Miss Gladys kolfe left this morning for
Chatham, Mass, where she will JOHN her
parents
Mrs. Irving Mcdonald spent Last week
in Gardiner, returning Saturday accom-
panied by her father. Mr.. Hunt.
Mrs- Emma Kidder and daughter Raby
who are living in North Sullivan this
suinmer. spent Saturday and sunday here.
Mrs. Phoebe Squirting and grsnddaagh-
ter, Clara Bsulisr. nave spent a few days
in Bangor, the guests Of Mrs Spuriing's
daughter, Mrs. George BsaIier.
June n. JEx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23


AArass'1le, ana - n&4r
.on- kaneu k1"@ee hh
fofk- oaeo sss10enas Mennst s1a =
nss = 1 ~
y 80 .s0<n .s@ls "h-fss
~ sessc< ~ se1se 7"
ssa ~
AZ
kzAs~ursss soanx frun hsre TO Boston
and isssr 20 Ses YORK. ShFrs ne
BE hsc h~cc TIE greater p~st OF hss hts.
and sssis 20 large ezsiness - d<sisr IN
mssons saPpsse~-
he sesned the f~enfy-ssrond rrx.m*rs.
Sstiensi Guard Of Nes York. in ise1. In
APRIL ls6ls Be hscsDs m<nssr OF the
sevsnfh rssa1~ns ssd n<rved wan sae
rsxsHsnt when II wss called 20 fh$ sro1s.
nrsS IN "Asasnzscr asa teen IA Virginia.
and oaaily ~hea the ressioess ~ss
stationed nj freosssrx sarsng tne Csstys-
oofx @ mp&sxa-
Gen smith also serv~d nth the Ssv~nth
waen q rns recalled TO Yes YORK TO qaeii
tse ssH rsoSs- Hs ~ss pronsos~a 70 ns
arss sergeant o. Co IN i"a, . SECOND
is~uisHans 10 lsos. nrss ii~ssssans IN
isess captain 70 iSss- n,s,os IN $50 snc
= i's0senanf colonel IN ISL.
IN iA~ be Was commissioned nrixafisr
general OF tAs FROST brigade aud later OF
tbs first brigade when the FRA vent oai
OF service In IsD be resolved the hrevrf
OF major general sos has continuous ser
VICE OF fhtrsy-eagns ysArs- he resigned
mas commission on Dec u. I'LL, sftes
nfsy year, ssrvics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
AZ the strand.

A live baby is TO be given away at the
Strand next Friday eyening- The only
requirement 10 that the person drawing
the baby will adopt it q his or her own.
Mrs. PettengiII, manager Of the Strand,
gives assurance that the baby is OF good
family, and that the person drawing it
need have no hesitancy in accepting it as
. gift, nor fear that the parents will ever
come to claim 1t.
1t is hoped there viii be representa-
tive audience next Friday evening, ~ 1t is
iesfted to place the baby in good home.
II ths person drawing the baby does not
want it, Mrs. Pettengiii announces that
she will keep 1t herself until such time a.
shs can me suita bio home for ii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

The Tracy 4 Bunker block vas de-
stroyed by fire early Thursday morning
In this block were the pcstoffice. teIe-
phone exchange. the lodge room occupied
by the MasoBs, Eastern Star and Odd
Fellows. the barber shop OF AIvah Leigh
ton, @. w. Tracyis pool-room and station
err and druggists of ]. N. Gernsh.
Nothing was saved but the mail and
imsilbags. scales and safe from the post
ONCE. Surrounding buildings were
threatened. and the furnishings OF several
were moved TO place OF safety. By
strenuous efforts OF the hose company
and volunteer cifixens, the fire was con-
fined to the block The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

That the leading progressives OF
Maine are rapidly renewing allegiance
with the republican party was made
apparent at the second district re-
publican rally in Auburn last week.
Leading progressives from various
parts OF the district announced that
they were back in the republican
party TO stay, and more effectively to
work for some OF the progressive
ideals not already realized. A letter,
received too late to be read at the
meeting, came from Alton c..
Wheeler, OF South Paris, progressive
candidate for congressman hast year,
who announced that he was back with
the republican party. and will work
with ii in the next campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
COOP ROADS pay.


The kssdlzg of . good roads
day IN wA1ch rzs-xi ard urban
sztizens shall S0&n fu the con-
ssrvx tAen or Inp-eveEaeaf 81 q
psece Of the pEbsic highway Is a
useans - reE epsy SECURING q
rsece o. srnFsruvei ruza but the
Observance q Such = dzy can BE
used 10 stimulate izteTesr IN
road vgrk and also TO secure a
rnore cordial understanding be-
tween rhe inhabitants Of the
esountry and the city II we11d
not he sisascsls 10 offer oh5ec-
ts0sss AS 10 the p-o~sassls efzirserscy
as good rssasfs day rs means
Of co1struciir< OF improving
rezds. hsaf gzsh an orcRss<sa can
I've fasEy jssssiaed provided cas1-
siderable attention IN giveE 10
xr0nSiax zcre Interest," ia the
roads and To an Interchange Of
rfews on hGEhway problems h~-
tween the Different classes ot
people who use the roads The
experience IN Sue sSrh at
sern9ss Ans ne-sa that there was
. surprising r~ztiness ia coop
crate = such pablic improve
meEts In npt few instances
efry chsn4se-s q cprnrn~rc~ and
city sstonaosiie esnts hare made
very substantial contributions
for the Improvement 81 the
earth ROADS leading se the cities
IN Wiki these organizations
hzd their headgsa-Verx--Irs o.
Baker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
sEAwALl..

John Ward, IT,. 10 now quartermsster
on the steamer Rangeiey.
William Webb and wife, Of New York,
visited Mrs webb's mother, Mrs. Nellie
Benson. recently
l. r. Newman has returned from Bos-
ton. He has purchased . horse and
wagon. and will deal in produce from
Hoods farm.
w. P. Kent, wife aud Two children,
Wallace and Sheldon. made ths trip from
the Cuckclds light station, Newagen, la
their power boat last week.
June q. 7. z. ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
GEN.
PRETTY MARsH.

Master Lewis Smsilidge spent last week
with Madison Davis. OF Trenton.
Miss Hiida Brown. OF Mount Desc IT,
spent the weekend with Miss Adelaide
Smaiiicgc-
Mrs. Winston Ne~eil viii Close her
house here this week and leave for Mount
Desert where she is employed for the sum
mer.
Mrs. yaiorrs Grsy, OF North Penobscot,
who Is to be housekeeper at the Freeman
house this Summer. arrived Saturday with
her two daughters.
June q. @.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

From Oregon alone more than $50
carloads OF horses have been shipped
TO the European war zone. II 10 es-
timated that these sales brought into
Oregon more than a million dollars
Such report, coming from the state
farthest from the scene of confict,
indicates the extent to which sales of
horses and other war supplies have
helped turn the balance OF trade in
our favor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

The breaking up of a water bound
maeadam road under motor vehicle
traffic can be readily overcome by the
application Of bituminous wearing
surface, and. with 50 many opportuni-
ties to make use Of the macadam road
10 at least local advantage, the time
has not arrived when that method Of
constructing public highways can be
cast aside or relegated to the rear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
OTIS.

j. Herriek and wife, Of East Eddington,
were guests Sunday OF z. l. Grover and
wife,
Mrs Daniel Young and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Periey Frost. visited their
father, Frank Frost, at Marisviile. last
week.
Charles o. Garland, OF Lakewood. il
satisfactorily acting ~ sub-carrier for the
r. P. ID. route here. lie made his hrst
trip June 10.
June n. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

THE PFopysctors 81 the Aoani Desert
i Bridge CorporsfSaa hereby nottEea
tAst the annual nnestisx N amsa corpssra.s@n
will De hsad Al It's Toll hsuse ia TreEsna. on
the seeosS Monday Of sssy aeat al . oFeloek
p IN, for the toilowtag parpo~es. viz
F4Ssr- To choose osHcxrs Tor said eerpe.
ration for tk~ year.
SECOND. To uhat azt Ion shall De txksr
10 rvpsir the eFiage-
TnfHps To transact suxh o. her suxiEsss a.
snsy legally eonr before sasd rss~tirg.
A. J. sosns, Cissk
Boston. Mass. June 1. fssS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that eAnnot be cured by
Halls CatArrh Cure.
p. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
We, the nndersigned, have known r. r.
Cheney for this last rs years. and believe him
perfectly honorable In ali business trAnsac-
lions and hnanciaiiy able 10 carry out any
obligations made by his urn.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE,
To edo. o.
Halls Cakarrh Cure IL taken interuaiIx
acting directly upon the blood aud % ucous
surfaces Of the System. Testsmsnisls seuf
free Price - cents per bottle Sold By ali
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for copstipssion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
This weeks edition of TIE
American Is 400 copies


In spite OF the reduced cost OF Rv-
ing promised oy the democrats, STA
tistics OF their own gathering show
that the retail prices for 1914 averaged
per cent higher than In 1919
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
sfnia. NG..n


THE AnnaAt raeettax ot he sff< hcidsrs 81
the sersVrto gsaity NcEspsey will Se
held 81 the asfre tf Hsie Hsmiir. Nsfn
street. k5lswcsth. Assrr. os tas nrsa Msaezy
ta wit. the afth dsy ef {aly. A. A. lsfA at $
a'eso<k In the afs~fnaSs. 10 ses aasa thr tel !
4swtng srsacisA. III To sao1se pfpSer ossesrs
cshsr eussax~s wbteh mAy properly xonss be-
fore sasA rarefing. REray VI Hat
Clerk Of s0rseHfn Realty campxry
Dated shts i@easy laird dAy o. Jase, a. d.
isiA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
Green Mountain Pomona !.

An interesting session Of Greeg Noun
tain Pomona grange was held with
Greenwood grange, at Eastbrook, satur-
day. Among important business matters
was the election OF Martin A. Garland, Of
Lakewood. as lecturer. In place Of Roy c.
Haines, resigned- Ora Frost, of Maria
Vile. was elected steward in place of Mr..
Garland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
wALTHAM.

The Foresters are planning for cele-
bration Of the Fourth, with q dance and
supper 1t Fox's hall. Monaghsn's cr-
chestra.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
LAMoISE.
School closes this week.

School closes this week.
Miss Mary Olson 10 at home from
Hebron.
L r. Hodgkins, Of waltham, Mass, 10
visiting here.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife sre visit-
ing in Southwest Harbor.
June q R.H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
A NOVEL INTRODUCTION.
DR.. Howard Co. Makes a speei"
Price.

DR.. Howard Co. Makes spsei"
Price.
The DIR. Howard Company have snse's'
into an arrangement with @. A. PAreh'''
drug store, by which q special insroa'9'
tory offer will be made OF IS cents on Wv
50 cent sixe OF their celebrated spec'he ."
the cure Of constipation and dyspepsia
so remarkably successful has DR.. h0'
ards specific been in curing eonstips'''''
dyspepsia and all forms of liver foa0'''
that G. A. Parener will return The pf'''
paid in every case where it does mol CAV
relief.
q. A. Psrcher has been able to ses'''
only limited supply, 80 everyone
wishes to BE- cured Of dyspepsia or co'''
patton shouid call upon him st ones
send him Is cents by maid. and ss'
doses OF the best medicine ever maae'
this special half price Introductory oH'''
with his personal guarantee to REFUND
money i: the specific does not cure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
susza.

rTSnE WIS. gDk. OF 5eAa Me&zs<r plscx. 60
Il Gates. ca sAs esss SIDE -afrs Road. 10
E1ss~srtA. Nstrx. censistans 81 sesrs 1fseee
acres ~ txn< as& xSsad dwelling hcEs< azd
rssAusAdsnxw. For particulars seqvtre 81
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