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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27

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To tbe acso,ssle. she ysdxe q sbe Psebsts
IL Blske. ii noont 0ssert. Hsssocl
county. Nxfns, guardian Of Dorothy y. bracys
minor y sstd MepDa Desert. shss -
s3tustee In ssft MoEnt Des<a In sAad
coButy. and dsecrip~e - followed, yixs
ons-kss IN COMMON and spolsidee u the
Five certain Lots Or p&sceis VI land. together
with 81 bu1se3bss th+seon, situated ID eAsd
Meant Desert. sDo bounded and described =
Ios 10. i: One usds.icsd fourth pss - :
certain lot Or parcel Of iare situstec o. the
essf SIDE u eonaes's SQUAD. married and es-
No. VI. eoaasissng nisetysiE acres. more ~
Los no. 2. One quarter y.st p 'ot naaesy.
ninety one 10 on the east side 81 5emes's SQUAD
an SAID Mount Desert.
Lot No o. Bexfnplsy ~ stake set In the
gsoptd one and one. hsif roes fSorr the oeBt<s
n the towx resd lesCsng through ths Hppnd
e3stTAcf- 81 the poffbNsef &efnG ~ }s<1d
sgfnsssF osssed - III Y 5sAes< And rep-
buncr-9 srsd sizff hssHess ~ STAKE set in
tSe ygeppes sheDcs Dafs 9, xfses e4st.
sTsnss ~. ts.t y "a q r = ~ = sfssn4t
ssxiy Ore frss 70 corner ssss 81 sale fenc<s
thenc< spnsn sin degrees west nss aud one-
ensrter feet 70 the placs % beginning, c0c~
t>%@esNs N--@tf ~P~S <N+<Nt+ ~ 1880 @~@Ns 80
feea, rsore or 3ess.
Lof No 4. Bsxinrinx NJ the northern lime
Of the SIDNEY y. bsacy homestead 2ot - =
Team ro&c lesc5ng from the shore 3&S6iux
nsef ha-eeus3s Cove or the eastern see "
Eoness sound 70 the se-csJiee Southwest
Valley; theDcs following the sOufheas sesiy
side 81 sxsd Southwest Valley foac generally
n0fthrastergy 10 the western line u y lot ~
En-, L aonsFsso 2 sadney = sssey ps gn s..s
registry 0f aesck In book 5xz, page bzt; the nce
sonthsflf oy the western line Of sAsc Ffexiex
los 20 me northern Zine d fhs srscF home.
s.eas lps. thence westerly ~ ss3t line " said
Homestead les 10 the Aforementioned bonu6.
containing tSe and sSe- hss scses, more or
Lot No s. All thss part Of LOT numbered
VI on feserf's plan Of Nj Desert made 10 lsvT.
snc sitnsieo the eastern side Of sosaes's
s sosns' syipy ssrsh.sssly q NM sss1s :
Br cy 3Ene ~ psrtft on between fnsis
paris Of and appur.ensps 70 sale lot, 80 witt
bsS 'nnfnx ~ Ins Tiaais q Lns pfoox rnD-
wsses of ssic sound. and following the brook
Generosity easse1s petveen sss1 s1tEsns's
oss,Ahg p4sof sno fnsL - ssie sfseF g .
erp DsIak VI tne brook: thence by the shortest
Lire sSni nesly 80 sal6 bound; thence south
az ~ sssi, is-nty -ionr fons - sion+ eonnn
mort nefly from aud in . dfreetsor IT right
.ngiss WIFI sns southern szEs 81 SAG lot Nc.
sDc fw~n.y =. ZEN sDc oss sssf res IorthsrIy
iron s&sc souEnerp 1i1e VI }et Nc. Vi, 70 -nk
eastern boundary " ss8c sos No. D.
one isis Is common apc sncis1s1p u al ana
tns s&rns premises descrfDet - conveyed by
Atses N. Bsses 70 George II Brscy and Doso.
seeoraeo & fbe Hsneenx county. Nssns,
reg stry VI csers. Dock ~, psse blE
Tina toe foregoing property AereRr sDeve
DeToEns 4 sr.ey. msncrs. il snD;srs 70 5
mortgage gwen before sale conveyance ~
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COUNTY NEWS


MS Alus bartlett lie Waiting her aunt
IN ykrme1in'
- n M. Joyce IL Visiting Mr. Lrrie
u.-ni,ton OF South Elurhth.
Ms Isars York last week visited her
,--,ssr MI. Mathews, at Thomssson-
~. frrpe wells went to Ls~istcn
- 70 resume her studies NJ Batter
college.
- sbelesr. xho has been Visiting
- two weeks, rssurDed to Meirose
ssisrSsF-
o.m N.A. Flye cssxnt shark in bis
- Ia; week; ii Dcs<ured eight and q
bail feel long.
xuuau, Kane end wits are receiving
.---..,,ss,,ons ON ths hsrfh OF . daugh-
,,.. t.o-n septic.
William StsrteSsnt. woo has been m
.,v. rsmp Daring the GUNNER. has joinsd
~ asuehsr at Hs~en-
a n Dodge and famiiy have cioeed
49,, surryer home ri Haven and returned
20 wasasswsan- q. L.
Dr. Hs-hers smsth sDd sisier. Who have
,,a.r nj t.ss @Maxies' this summer, ieft for
TwssAiz aga ca. u T., Friday.
NJ e. NJ. l.csrnis, ehsef Of the pure
.,s,s su.ssctscn of can ned ash visited the
..Sarsss kr ihis srcfson last Friday.
Miss Fsc-cnce Fcrf. who wss operated
-, txa yeek. aco IT the hospital u;
Rsprtr. resursedi Aors Tenrsdsy. much
srprsved IN heaisA-
Mr.. Snha r. Staples want TO Bangor
vopasv 10 enter the hospital Cor treat
usr. she unoer~ens an ogerntser Tpcs-
dsy, arc 81 Lass rp<nrss rss onaae veil
OIL fire sss snnse6 ihs nent~rs OF
Casnsas efspser. ot Srdgwsck, and
lookags Cssps1r, q this pAsr- to h,s
suusrsa- baseA. .-Lookout,r tW Fritsy
sssniaK. -sEx- -
ssse-&- UxE FEMME
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RHEUMATISM
PHYSICIANS Believe . Genuine
Kennedy for tAle Disease kss
H6en Found.

nnsnrs- <bt wonderful rnenmz1zzu
snscy solt by EseN- u k,Hrcnsr snc ali
gaziEs Efvsx gnscazcr nc more lasting
, .s.lel suzn uEh1r relusxisse cz~sknx zn&rs
nnes ~ msus.s..
s.siyu 1zzsS the bowels and GlnDcys.
seA WHICH they asx quickly EtaroSE 81
= hs2rzsl. bsAitny Way.
80 *txt . xrFsui&x1is ysnyeseaAn snys
x1tsenmks - hHss ussos . m1sg
s. 1li anrssEa<xEipr mi tbs fsrmnis End
- $3.50 N Tins mAnusncEnrs 81 EfssssEzzA,
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LA. -1ls shtsalr give knF sufl1rsr from rfep-
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CALI, a@easzs ssGuf shs sa1Ezes hsr1,
vss'ia .s- rayass ~s-serx- Mr. Fna4ap
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Feye i- SO sSsnrv gsc~er. 91 ~enos
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tsa %n t~s *wwn- and &tiR loves
'sss rscras hs~Es- - ~xsp ksn smsA than
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Ilrr L. McKsr was no@x iss. TnnzsHsE
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Ma. En-. auuue. par Of szss wssk- Mr..
xanng saBumrEnas1 hsr "a bangor srnsrs
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russss OF Mrx- J. & nznnzxs saturday
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ao ~ " sl<suf Ete ssssaz - ssAAEssy hsa-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-05
HAJJBER THEATRE.

Today-A new form of grating swindle has appeared among the wealthy and influential citizens, which is termed by the police, as the photo graphic badger game" As the vic tins shun publicity and refuse to ap- pear against the swindlers. it is diff ficult to obtain conviction of the gang. Mayor Harding learns about the operations of these grafters, and in the 18th episode of Graft" en- titled "The Photo-Badger Game" is shown rounding up the gangs, which have been financed by Stone. But Stone escapes. In "Broncho Billy Evens Matters, G. M. Anderson has part that fits him to perfection.
 Today-In the village of Hazelton lives Myra Walton, an old maid; Bessie, her niece, a little girl of five years; Priscilla Watts, leader of the church sewing society. and prime gos- sip of the neighborhood.
 "Think, Mother" is the name of a fine photoplay in which a mother makes her daughter unhappy for life by forcing her into a marriage With man whom she despises.
 Received. from fool there was, $100 for a photograph" was mocking letter, he received from his suppos- ed sweetheart, after he had fought a death duel for her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-05
L o c A L.

Our Monday Specials are very much sought after. Next Monday a Mating Box for $1.75. Reap & Craw- ford. If
 Anyone wishing to buy or sell Jefferson county script, call on Chas.
 Veil Supply Co. If
 White Mountain Refrigerators, ''The Chest With Chill In It," sold by Reap & Crawford only. If
 Why encounter fatigue and disap- pointments hunting your wants in person, when The Graphic Classified" ads will do the work better. If
 Monday special, 8 worth for $1.75. A Mating Box. Reap & Craw- ford. If
 You can make your choice in the quiet of your home or office. by hav- ing Graphic classified" ads bring ap- plicants and applications to you. If
 Let us wash your blankets-we know how. American Excelsior Laun- dry Co, phone 146. If. ( Just received a nice line of Hall Rugs. Buy your Rugs now while you can get them at the old price from Reap & Crawford. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS. All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Today-The incomparable Jack Barrymore has played many roles on the screen, but he has never before played crook. This remarkable characterization he has reserved for his latest picture, "The Lost Bride groom.'' Of course, Barrymore is not bona fide crook in the picture He has been hit on the head by two thugs while returning from his bachelor dinner on the eve of his wedding to Dorothy Hardin, and has completely lost his memory as a result of the blow.
 "The Lost Bridegroom" has more real thrills than any picture in which Barrymore has ever appeared, but is by no means lacking in humor, for which he has become justly celebrat- ed. Katherin Harris, Ida Darling, June Dale, Hardie Kirkland, Edward Sturgis and others of equal merit are in support of Barrymore.
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VT Is Impossible to witness the nm
 drama 1.-The Birth of Nation"
 now being shown at the Liberty
 Theater, and not want to say some thing about 1t.
 Every one who has seen it is saying something about it. When one has seen crowded upon, pressed down and run over it is against nature not to make some kind of an outcry. That is the way one feels when con- ing out of the Liberty Theater. The Nothing like it has ever before been put upon the stage.
 Tho tension of the performance is hut single feature of it, but it is that which ono feels most poignantly after three straight hours. It begins ill an easy way, but commences soon to finl It's muscle and goes on to the end, pounding upon ol,e's senses with blows that come heavier and heavier, more and more rapid,
 It is not apparent what are the grounds of the objections urged against |: nor what is the animus of those who ere schcming to have the exhibition pvohibited.
 The natonal board of censorship has approved it and realfrmed it's ap- rroval. Tho popular indorsement which the play has since received by the thousands who are seeing it daily will require more than small prejudices or moral eccentricities to disturb. In the meantime efforts to suppress it are thus far successful in nothing so much as in giving it wider and more remu- nerative publicity.
 The intimate familiarity which Da- vid w. Griffith has shown with the events of tine reconstruction periOal along with the detailed scholarly study which he has made of the wider territory of eventswhich the play GOV CTS renders the production one of sur prising educational value to those who were either young children still or even unborn in the stirring years of 1860 to 1870. A boy can learn more true his tory and get more of the atmosphere of the period by sitting down for three hours before the film which MT. Grif- fifth has produced with such artistic skill than by weeks and months of study in the classroom.
 This drama is a telling illustration of the possibilities of motion pictures as an instrument of instruction in his. tory.
 
 The criticism that it exhibits the ne- gro in an unfortunate light and that 1t is calculated to engender racial ami mostly Is fully met by the considera- ton that it represents the negro, not as he is now. at all, but as he was in
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MAY MANDAMUS OFFICIAL.

Little Rock, May 3-Within the next few days mandamus proceedings will be started against State Treasurer McDaniels and Auditor of State DicR- inson to compel them to honor voLch- CTS drawn upon some of the various funds tied up by their decision not to pay warrants out of them because they had not been specifically ai,- propriated by the legislature.
 The stake game commission wi!, meet Friday, and Secretary Miles says they will start the suit if no one else has done so, and should it be deemed necessary. Other departments arc considering beginning the suit.
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OIL COMPANY APPROVED.

Little Rock, May 3.-The material development of the state continues at a rapid pace, as indicated by the re- cords of interpretations at the offices in the state house. The Clear Creek Oil & Gas company of Fort Smith has been authorized by the blue sky de- partment of the banking commission, to sell $15,O0O of it's capital stock. It is capitalized at $5O,000, and the stock sells at the rate Of $500 for each $100 share.
 The Clear Creek company is the one that brought in. and owns the first Kibler gas we'll in the Alma field. It has two producing wells with daily output of 4O,O0O,000 cubic feet.
 The George Washington Mining company of Buffalo, Marion county. has been incorporated with capital stock of $1O,000. The officers are F. R. Millhouse president, George L.. Vogt vice president, and z. J. Schiller secretary-treasurer.
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By REV. DR. CHARLES H. PARKHUR5T

the days when he had just lud ;he
 chains broken from him and when he
 was rioting in the delciousness of
 liberty so new and unrieI that ne
 had not yet learned to understand it
 and was as ignorant as q baby of tle
 way to usc it. It is in ,his respco.+ oX-
 actly true to history. and if it rehests
 upon the negro as he was then lr IS
 q compliment to the black man of to-
 day. An exhibition of lawcSsneSs
 might not have been proper thirty or
 forty years ago. such proprieties
 change with the passing of time. The battle scenes which Mir. GriaitE
 has depicted are of su.Nassi2: Dow+: and realism. Every lover of peace
 must experience q certain painful gr't | ification that just at this time t'..-
 ghastly horrors of carnage can ..s.
 brought so closely home to tho eve. it is ono thing to read ahout the trenchc |. the killinS and the coIpscs. tt is quite
 another thin. to have them noG;:y
 pressed before the eye. with all! lie
 demoniac fury that marks conhict Ut close range. A well written dcsc,;p- tion of a battlefield allows the l,larc and the occasion to he invested with features of maGniticence, with the hero-
 ism of the contestants and the glory If the victors. On Gritiith's screen we see the real thing. There is no mag. niticence. no glory, but horror. brutal- ity and stark butchcry. It sicllens
 x>f
 man. IL makes War despicablc and devilish. It conveys an indelible les son to all who have been bewitchcd
 by those who have dccked out the naked hideousness of war with tinsel drapery. There are also scenes of surnassiny dignity and beauty done by q master artists hand-the signing by the pres ident of the proclamation for volun- teers which marked the end of the old regime, the surrender of Lee to Grant and the assassination of the president in F0rd's theater.
 The tender affection in which Mir.
 Lincoln is held was manifested in the way the great audience received the scene of heartbroken southern moth- CT pleading with him for her son, sen fenced to death as guerrilla. Every eye was dim with tears in the stran- gling hush that fell on the theater.
 What might not our country have been saved had the problem of reconstruc- tion been left to the great heart-the one man who compassed within him. self the resources of the intelligence, experience, breadth and sympathy of Abraham Lincoln!
 '"The Birth of Nation" has my un- qualified approval.
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Sure Way To Get
 Rid Of Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruf completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it en- tirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon i; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 By morning, most if not all, of your dandruf will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dis solve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have.
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly. and your hair will be fluffy, 1ustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel hundred times better.
 You can get liquid arvon at any drug store It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fail.