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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-16

Schedule In effect npsrr .. 1915.
Leavs Byrd street Station. Richmond
rOV NORFOLK. $500 a. ~. $500 r. II.
1900 r. n
FOR LYNCHBURo AND THE WEST:
ss:ls A. n. 1850 A. NJ $500 r. NJ
1870 r. Il.
Arrive Richmond frona Norfolk: sll:se
the West: ss:se A. NJ. TAO p. IL. ti:Ss
r. N. ss:17 P. NJ. $500 p. H.
sDaiiy tDsiiy Ex. Sunday. Ssunday.
W. g. BEvILL w. c, SAUNDERS,
C IL BoSLE1. 3. r. A. kiosnss1. VI
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II. u. nARNnTr. HOUSE PAINTING,
ssss STREET. MADISON s74s

GRANITE MINERAL SPRINGS CO.
OFFICE 800 r.. MAIN STREET.
WILL FURNISH FIVE GALLONS OF
GOOD CHESTERFIELD LITHTA
WATER FOR IS CENTS, ALL BOT
Ties STERrLIZED. SANITARY
SPRINGS. PHONE RANDOLPH
1883.
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Wants


We Pay ESQ Ms.thsy ssaarv asA Eur-
nIsh rig and expenses TO introduce
guaranteed poultry ana stock pow
dsrs. BI0LHR Co. x-s7s. spring.
held. M
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AN INVESTMENT
That h. anfe. sure and sound.


That is safe. sure and sound
Y.at No. IL L OF an acre $500 cash
ana s2ao per month for Is months.
Let No. "a u of an acre. sl2,oo cash
and $3.50 per month for IS months.
Lot Ma. IS. I of an acre, s1S.oo cash
and $500 per month for 10 months
Lot No. 80. tcornerl u OF an acre.
$500 cash and s3.is per month for
lie months.
Lot No. 40 y OF an acre. $50. cash
and $42e per month for ~ months.
WHY A LTT.rLEs GET A LOTS. On
the Reading main line midway be-
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic City
lis miles from Camden. N. j. Land
level as q floor. high and dry. the
title guaranteed by TRUST CoMPA-
NY and an insurance clause In your
contract fnsuring you against loss
on account Of disability or death.
Full information on request.
j. w. Matheny.
1lsi Floyd Avenue.
Phone Blvd. 1851.
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" ants


oaps Cottage. ocean View - Three
minutes from postofiice ana all
amusements; on ear line: home COM
forts: sanitHy rooms reasonable
rates. sood board MRS. H. q.
mccoy, Prsprietress.
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PROFESSIONAL


salesnen--TAe easy seIiing stae Line
n 10 our los and ikc hasieEys said dtrAct
10 retail dealers at low prices end
III freirht paid. GooDONE HOS
Terry MILLS. Kansas City. No.
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Beividere Cottage. Ocean ysew--Good
board, SIC: comfortable rooms. bath,
hot and cold water, shade. porches.
seafood meals. Car stops Va Bay
Station.
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CHGSAPGAAG q OdlO M.
Gin, L'syiIls 4 West 1900 p. si1:oo y
Main Line Local s1A. TN. fS:is p
James River Line $1,000 =. f5:fs p.
Trains arrive from NIX. s1i:3e ..
sa.4S p, $3.50 p. N. News. 1855 q. ssn
From West $50 q, s1;Ao D.. fs.ss 4.
t1:3o p. sT.30p. Jas. Riv. fs:3sa-. s1:1Ep
sDaily- fExceDt Sunday.
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.,PECHAL NOTICE.

eHOES--9HOES--6nO
~ Another large HfSipmSKse ~SesEA-
fAsts Oxford samples TO sell ut 3a.co
ana 31x0.
BoWDEy.s SAMPLE SHOE STORE.
cas- q. Broad ST.. Near City Hall
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vvaaseA--Curpses - Dsst ard scenr ~
latest improved machinery. only u.
We also make over all kinds OF car
pets NEW YORK CARPET CLEAN
mo COMPANY. 10oi East Franklin
street Randolph 1ose.
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Ocean view---Tuckersn Cottage, On Cot
tage line. water front: IS and - per
week. MRS. ANNIE TUCKER. PRO-
prietresa.
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BUsINEse 0PRuRTUNrTr.
--~>>~~>e-e>->~<>s~@~@
Eseab11sne4 uann1neeuSsw Wnnu ptnte
unAnaesr. High. class article: should
pay 91o.ooo annually: 3to0 cApltal;
Pea are man ws want. Saiss Ma.
agsr. continsntal Building. D6lsi-
ne mvesan1nt WIN nrlng LArge NJ
turns. others have made fcrtuns
On GiHhflar investments a e. nrA0-
ford. LegaI Building. Warrington. y.
vVa6Aoa - Trnae eAaxsa ~ n&eek n
Hpod fe11 estatS Tar 4 single farm
II &6H6a md harneHeA AddrSna
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CHEsAPEAKE 3 ONO RY.

DCsrrtss baggAgs. ssHundays emily.
sDAlly e1csDt 0un0Ay.
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FOR SALE,

Fer sale, TAe Rest Coustry Home For
the price in Virginia; so acres. new
7-room house. plenty of outbuiidings.
100 fruit trees. acres strawberries
and zoe grape vines. all In hne con-
dition. on automobile road. about fs
minutes drive from city: right at
high school: one half of place In Gull
tfvation. Price, $f0c per acre. o.
X r., care virginian.
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MusCELLANEoUs.,
MAaIc STAIN REMovEn.

A Wenderful Inventfsn FER Reaaovsng
iron rust, ink stain. grass stain and
In fact any kind Of stain from white
o. colored gooda without injury to
the goods. Send 25c for large four
inch tube Agents wantsd Write
r, o. Box. Dept. 8. Kilmarnock. Va
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white Caps Cottage, Ocesa View. va.--
Waterfront, 800 yards from pavilion.
all conveniences; bathing, boating
and fishing; rates. IS to sf2 per week.
Special weekend rates. MRS. J. T..
GILLIM. Proprietress. Box lis. Ocean
View, Wa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

orosnS bsrIifbsn NIT BEN gemsrten, bab
ct islbIt biefe astte aetragen babe unO Fe
isinem Diirbigrren stbsn tonne ais sins
benbura.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
einbenbnra aee6rt.

Der 6tt5os bon altenbure BAT BEN Gss
ntrulfatbmaridaa b. 6irbenbura bic aette
sum @roBtrsa8 bes GrneFiniIdsn 6auss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

- Dor 100 5abren ma9teH bic Gran
soIsH msbr als elm 9ieriet bfr europ1is
I4en @robma4tsdngeb6rigen aus, itBt
II nod Elm 3ebhisI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

2luf Der strsde slpiTten gitoria
nn0 8ibunoi (Admerau) betrdgt bic
iabrliat RegenmtHae bdufis bis su IA
GeHtimeter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
when Did Governor Term End?


When did Governor Haines' term endg
This, in brief, is the question which the
laS court OF Maine is called upon TO
answer in proceedings brought by DIR. w.
S. Payson, OF Csstine, against DIR. Henry
Gilman, OF Portland, to determine whefh her
the formers appointment by Governor
Haines as member OF the State board Of
dental examiners should hold, or Gov
ernor Curtis appointment OF DR.. Gilman
to succeed him.
Upon the reorganization OF the board
one year or more ago, Gov. Haines APP
pointed DIR. Payson as q member for one
year to terminate January p, 1914. In
anticipation of the expiration OF the term,
Gov. Haines re-appointed DIR. Payson for
a term of five years. Holding that the
appointment OF DIR. Payson was not legal,
Gov. Curtis, upon assuming office, APP
pointed DIR. Gilman to the board for the
tive-yes term. With a view OF determin-
ing the issue proceedings were instituted
by DIR. Payson. To the minds OF many the
point is based upon whether or not the
term of Gov. Haines terminated December
81, or extended over until January 8, on
which day Gov. Curtis officially assumed
office.
1t is understood that all parties con-
cerned concede that il the law court de-
termines that Gov. Haines held office un-
til the official Inauguration of Gov. Curtis,
the appointment OF DIR. Payson will hold.
Scott Wilson, encouragement under
Gov. Haines, appears for DIR. Payson, and
Eben Winthrop Freeman, of Portland, APP
pears for DIR. Gilman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

Sorrcr or FORECLOSURES.

VvvHEREAs Agnes l.. Brown ard !. l..
w Brown. OF Bucksport. In the co1nty Ut
Hancock, and state of Maine. BY their most.
gage cecd given TO the Perobscot savings
Bank on the isth day Of May. isoa. and hy
their second mortgage given 70 Parker spcf-
ford. Oct. 5, iN7, recorded In The HANCOCK
coenty registry Of deeds. is vol. az, page Is,
and IN vol. ssa page 2es, and assigned to me
by John Y. Kpowlton. executor Of the estate OF
Parker spofsord, AID recorded In said regis
try in vol. sis, pages ieo and 49,, conveying
certain lot Of land. With the haiidtprs
thereon. stsas;ed IN said Backspors on the
nortserly side Of Middle street In said Bucks
port village nnd bounded and described AZ
follows. Beginning a; the southeastsfis
corner Of lot Of Isaac Morgan; thence by
Middle street essisriy Is s-ic feet 10 an iron
bolt. thence northerly on westerly Bne OF
Mechanics street prodncre iss fee; TO an ircn
bois ON road. thence westerly and parallel
with Middle street = fees to an Iron boil ~
ncrthessterly corner OF land Of Isaac Mot
gam thence BY land Of Isaac Morgan iss feet
10 the point % beginning. aud containing
a 40 rods. And whereas the conditions Of
said mortgage originally given a. above set
forth have no, been fulfilled bat have bee a
and are broken. row, therefore. by rea-
son of the breach Of the conditions thereof.
claim . foreclosure OF sAid mortgage.
ALHxnr A. Lo~xEI-
By VIM. ". waiting. his Atty.
Backspert- Nc. Jsiy %. isis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

While many of the lobster fisher
men chafe under the restrictions of
the lobster law enacted by the last
legislature, and which now becomes
effective, the effort to invoke the ref
erendum having failed, it Is the belief
OF those framing the law that ii viii
ultimately work to their advantage.
The object of the law was to pro-
vide means for the enforcement of
the law protecting short Holsters, and
TO this end larger jurisdiction was
given TO wardens, iobstermen are re-
quired TO secure license, and owners
of lobster smaeks doing business in
the State must deposit bond of $500
to be forfeited in case of violation of
the law. The out of the-state smacks
have always furnished an outlet for
short Holsters; the temptation was
great and the risk small for the fisher
men. II the law even partially puts
an end to this traffic in shorts and If
the greater protection of the small
Holsters results in conserving and in
creasing the supply, the fishermen
themselves will be the first to reap
the benefit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

The Maine law court has just
handed down decision in Hancock
county case involving the federal law
for protection of migratory birds,
holding that the federal law is I'M
constitutional. The same decis-
ion has been given in other states
where the law has been tested. The
full rescript in the Maine case, which
is by Associate Justice A. w. King, OF
this city, is printed on page 4.
While the sympathies of bird lovers
the country over are with the object
of the federal law, and some real good
has been accomplished in those states
that have changed their state laws to
conform to the provisions OF the fed
ersl law, there seems little doubt tina,
the law itself viii not stand the acid
test OF the law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
HISTORIANS AT CAsTINE.
Bangor and Piscataquis Societies
Have Interesting Field Days.

Bangor and Piscataquis Societies
Have Interesting Field Days.
The Bangor historical society, with the
Piscstaquis county historical society as
its guest, enjoyed two interesting days at
historic old Castine last week. The WISH
tors arrived Wednesday, listened to in
ieresting stories OF old Castine at meet
ing in Emerson hall in the evening, and
spent Thursday visiting the many places
of historical interest in the town.
AT Wednesday evenings meeting, Hon.
w. A. Walker delivered an address OF
welcome, which was responded to by don.
Henry Lord, for the Bangor society, and
Hon. John r. Sprsg1e, OF Dover, for the
Piscataqnis society.
Charles W. Noyes, OF New York, a native
OF Castine, delivered an interesting ad-
dress on fort Pentagoet and THE Early
Beginnings at Castine".
DIR. George A. Wheeler, of Castine. the
best living authority on Castine history,
summarized in brief address some of the
important happenings in Castine during
the Revolutionary period and in the war
OF 1872.
There was another meeting Thursday
evening at the Unitarian church. Prof. W.
X. Moorehead. OF the department OF
archaeology of Phillips Andoser academy,
told OF his exploration of ancient she'll
heaps near Castine. Mrs. Louise Wheeler
Bartlett delivered paper Of absorbing in
terest on 1.-THE Taverns, Stage Drivers and
Newspapers OF Early Castinen. Mr.. Noyes
delivered an address on "The Dutch at
Castine'
The meeting closed with q short speech
by Secretary Banding on the Maine 1870
movement.
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HAS MADE GOOD.
Former Ellsworth High school Boy
as Electric Road Expert.

Former EfisWortn Hfgn school hoy
as Electric Road Expert.
A former Ellsworth high school boy
who is making a name for himself in the
'.big business" world is Ray p. Stevens,
son of the late y. @. Stevens, formerly OF
BYooklin and Ellsworth. Though still 9
young man, having been born in Esstpcrt
in 1877, he has established q reputation -
an electric road promoeor and manager.
Mr.. Stevens studied Id Ellsworth high
school, Bucksport seminary aud the Uni-
sersity OF Maine, taking q course in cleo
trical engineering. A few years In Boston
with the Electrical Wiring 4 supply Co..
the Bell Telephone Co.. and the General
training in construction ard operation.
From Boston he went south, building
ana operating electric lighting and power
plants. but the southern climate did not
agree with him. and he returned to Bos-
ton to position with the Automatic Fire
Alarm Co., later taking charge Of its
Chicago branch.
Then be struck bis stride as an electric
road expert, in the state Of Washing
ton building an electric read. light and
power plant al Everett. Then be came to
Auburn, y. ". a. general superintendent
OF the Auburn 4 Northern Electric Rail-
road Co., and general manager Of the
skenesteles Lake Transportation Co.
In 1907 he was elected president OF the
Lehigh Valley Transit Co. in Pennsylvania,
insugnrating improvements that In six
years increased the gross earning 70 per
cent. and the net earnings from a. ESQ to
half million dollars In 1873
August, 1913, Mr.. Stevens resigned A.
president OF the Allentown Companies,
effective October /, 1913, to accept the po-
sition of president OF the Mahoning &
shenango Railway & Light Co. and Its
subsidiary companies, and entered upon
bis new duties in Youngstown, Ohio,
October /. 1913.
AT present Mr.. Stevens is president Of
the following companies: Mshoning 4
Shenango Railway & Light Co., Youngs-
town a Sharon Railway 4 Light Co.,
Sharon q New Castle Railway Co., Penn
sylyania Power Co., Pennsyivania Il Ma
honing Valley Railway Co., the Poland
street Railway Co., Zeiiencpse Light 4
Power Co., the Youngstown & sharon
Street Railway Co., shensngo Valley
Electric Light Co, shsrpsvilIe Electric
Light Co., Sharon Gas q Water Co, Sharon
& New Castle Railway Co., tie Youpgs-
town Park & Falls Street Railway CO.. the
New Castle Electric Co., the Mahouing
Valley & Sout hesstern Railway Co., Sew
Castle a. Lowell Realty Co., the New Castle
& Lowell Railway Co., the Mshoning VAL
ley Railway Co.
MIR. Stevens married in islesboro,
August 5, 1903, Miss Brina &. Pendle-
ton, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Fields {.
Pendleton. They have two children
Edwin p. Stevens, born July n, 1903. and
Alice +. Stevens, born October l6x 1911.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Helen King, of Nicolin, was the
guest of Asa Z. Flood and wife over Sun
day.
DIR. t. 8. Tapley and wife, of fremont,
were guests of z. A. Flood and wife Sun
day.
Mrs. Lucy Dillingham;, of Boston, has
peen visiting her father, Henry C..
Hastings.
Miss Dora Moore, of Bucksport, was
here last week visiting ner aunt, Mrs.
Oscar Staples.
LIeweilyn Franklin, wife and three
sons. OF Beverly. Mass, are visiting
Ernest franklin and wife,
Misses Cora Moore and Clara Lebou, OF
Waltham, Mass, were here over Sunday
night on their way home from visit at
Waltham.
Mrs. Frank A. Cottle and son George
have been at the Green Lake hatchery
aimee saturday, guests OF Mrs. Cottie's
PARENTS, r. e. Grace and wife.
Rev. J. d. Prignore and family, who
spent last week here renew ing their many
scuua intances, returned Saturday morn
inr to Isiesford, where MIR. Prigmors u
supplying for the summer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by
an famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this ube is iu-
famed you have q rumbIing sound or Inn
perect hearing. and when IL 10 entirely
closed. deafness is the result, aud unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this tube
restored TO its normal condition, bearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an iDfamed condition OF the mucous su Races.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh3 that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for stipstion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
Al the strand.

The program at the Strand Tor the re-
maindsr OF this week includes several
pleasing features.
Tonight, in addition to the serial
picture, sThe Black Box there will be
society drama and comedy.
Thursdays bill includes the three-reei
drama, 1.-THE Girl Who HAD a SOUL" in
which Mary Fuller has the leading part
There viii be illustrated songs by Mr.
Scott and Mr.. Royal. and dancing by
Bradley and Moran.
Friday the society drama, ''sased by q
Dream, viii be the feature. This win b.
gift night.
Saturday love story in four parts
"What a Woman VIII do" will be pre-
sented.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

HANCOCK sat- . probate cour; held
Ellsworth. in and for said county OF Hancoek =,
on the sixth day OF July. in the yeAi
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred ana
fifteen.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting 10 DC
"a copy Of the last will and testament o.
DEWITT CLINTON BLAIR, late Of BEL
VIDERE. Warren county, NEW JERsEf,
deceased. and Of the probate thereof ~
said New Jersey. duly Authenticated, hsy-
ing been presented TO the Judge Of pro
bate for our county Of Hancock Tor wy
purpose of being allowed, hied snd
recorded ~ the probate court OF our sAaa
county of Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given 20
all persons interested therein. by pubiishins
= copy Of this order three weeks snccesssyely
In the Ellsworth American. newspaper
printed ~ Ellsworth, in said county OF hah
cock, prior TO the third day Of August, n o.
1915, that they may appear - probate eoals
then TO be held at Ellsworth, in and for sela
county Of Hancock. At ten O'Clock In the Tore
noon, and shove cause, II any they nave
against the same.
BERTRAND T. CLARK, Judge Of Probate
A true copy OF the original order.
Attest.-E- y. CHAsn. Regis's''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

Robert, the thirteen-year-o son of
former Secretary OF State Byron Boyd, of
Augusta, was instantly killed yesterday
afternoon. The boy, with several COM
panions, was playing about a steel tower
carrying high tension wires, and had
climbed to the cross-arm, where he
grasped one of the live wires. Death was
instantaneous, the body falling to the
ground.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

81 have the utmost confidence in
the new tariff law. / am absolutely
confident that this law will reduce the
cost of living in the United States,
said Congressman now Senator
Underwood, in October, 1918. What
is the answer?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

THIS is TO certify that my wife, AursllA v
l. Green, has left my bed and board with.
out last cause therefore forbid ali person,
from harbortng or trusting her on my &C.
count as shall pay no bills OF her contract
log after this cate.
ALvAa G. GREEN.
North Brooksvills. July II. 1915.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
COUNTY GOSSIP.

And now q New York newspaper has
discovered German submarine base at
Castinei With German submarines hiding
in the Bsgsduce ON the west, and German
airshIps lowering above the molly bdenite
deposits on GATHERINGS hill ON the east,
Hancock county may expect German in
vasion at any moment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

Wordep, Eilsworth.l
The agents schedule for the coming
week is as follows:
July 22-Hancock; e NJ Young, W e
Foss, c { Strsttoh.
July 23-Haneock; S Mcfarland, G b
Bridges, L Linscott. Ellsworth; c L
Morang.
July 24-Eilsworth; A Stackpole, r B
Cushman. Surry; w E Gaspar, II L
Young.
July 26-Ellsworth; w II Phillips, l.
Burns, oscar Staples, NJ A Garland.
July q - Orland; Fl w White, Fl
Mumler. Bucksport; & r Homer, F w
Beal.
July 2s-Bucksport; Fl Buck. Oriand;
w L Brewster, H A Snow. Penobscot; w
III Lowell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
srArs or MAINE.

HsScocx sat- . PROBATE eoar held At
Ellsworth. In ard for sAid.counsy OF Hancock.
on The ssxsh DAY OF Jnsy. in The year o.
oar Lord one thousand zine hnndTed and az
teen
A CERTAIN instrument purporsirx TO be =
"A copy Of the last VIII and testament aud
codtcsi thsr~to Of
HORACE JAYNE, late OF TIE city and county
OF PHILADELPHIA, eommonweslth of
PENNSYLVANIA.
deceased, and 81 The probate thereof tn said
Pennsylvania, eujy authenticated. having
been presented 10 the tadgr OF probate for car
saia county OF Hsresek ter the purpose Of
being aiiow "a. flied and recorded is the pro-
hAss eonr, of our sa a county OF Hancock
Ordered. Thai bodice thereof be given 10 all
persons Interested theTeia. by Publishing .
copy Of This order ,hses weeks snccesssseiy In
the Ellsworth American. newspaper pfsussd
al Ellsworth. TO said eonasy OF Hancock. .
prior to the Third day Of August. .. d. 1919.
thAt they saay APPEAR II psnhaix SoeTst then
10 be held al Ellsworth. ia and Ncr said
county ~ Hancock. AZ ten o'clock in tes fore
nocn. and ssos cause. u any they hass.
against the sane.
BgRrRASD z. CLARK. Judge Of pseha.e.
true copy Of the original order.
Astsxts~-E. X, CHs&p, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

1fHE subscriber. The pvnnsyisansa gom-
Il yzsy tor tnsaraness on lAFes sna 9taat-
ing AsRastiss tcorpofstson1 cxistng under
the isus o. ths cagu uouaSAsth Of truusyi-
vAntA and having ft& established pt41s ~
business In the city 81 phtiAds} phlz, said
commonwealth, hereby gives sotirs that T. has
bxru daily appointed executor 81 the iaat will
And testament ADD cosiicfis THERETO. %
ANNE FRAZER CONRAD. late ct said
PHILADELPHIA.
deceased, 2ae given bonds as the law aifsess
mEd ihai u has appointed Ed@Rrd b. M.AFAs ct
~ Mnaut Desert street la the toss OF kac y.
county 81 Hancock and state 81 Maize. it,
axent ~3shin the said state 81 Aaiae. All
persons having demands against tho estate
OF sxid dsesssc9 desired to prssezt shs
same for settlement ara all Indebted thereto
arc requested 10 make payment 3mmedt.
aieiy.
TRK PKSxsYtyssia ccsr.sY roR
IssSsssrns ON LIgxs san
SEssrtsa ANNrfrtEs.
iAT Gk1E@. Vice President.
May IL 1914
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21
Wanted

The address OF every woman who would like
10 earn land easily cam beautiful pair of
bonande ss-oo shoes For particulars address
BAY STATE HosIEsY Co.. Lynn, Mass.
r. 5. There ~ no red tape to this offer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-21

CONTRACTORS wishing to submit figures
~ on grading and foundation for house to
be built by DIR. q. c. knowlton on Lincoln
street are requested to see andersigned for
plans HxRBERr X. FosrEa. Architect.