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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27

Detroit tank clearings for Non
day were sie2s7.7s IS. Total clear
ingS for 1917 10 IA te are ftiS.gst 505.-
50 "a against sesE5s1.s saI7 for the
corresponding period In 1918
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27

II Not eply ara al Of the fruits and
1cn>1os Of Tho sropics srown ~
~ ~ the sosl r. snch thst
nnx - sh> pr01ncft % the temper
y ncns or~ grown ~ well
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27

Hstter--Extra creamery. acc 10. T.
creamery nrstH aec; dairy. 3Sc 10. I;
packing stock. 3tikc IN.
Exgs-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

Closs-wneat May down &c.
July and September unchanged. Corn:
MAY down &C. July down Nc Oats.
May down Ee. July down We Pro-
visions: Higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27

All butter sales a. 40c. decrease
az two cents from last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27

Quotations by Iforublowsr a wsekA
Feb. 20. Open High Low Close
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
NECK FILINGS.
Gay coiors and Collar.
iees Effects the Thing.

Just when It seemed that the whito
collar had become an obsolete feature
OF dresses It shows evidence Of revfv-
ing, and II may be said that the broad
collar Of satin or OF lingerie fabrics
viii be one Of the principal attractions
OF incoming fashions.
As things are at the present moment
many women look as IL they had dress
ed In hurry and omitted the impor-
tant item Of neckwear The French
designer who brought out TIE collar
less frock had In mind the eternally
young and piqrant type Of girl. AZ
this type ia limited, despite all efforts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
DRY FEEDING CATTLE.
Advantages Of This Method Of Handling
Over Pssturing the Animals.

Ruvauk93se OF MS 6etnod o. F19nditu3
Over Pasturing tho Animals.
At the recent meeting Of the Kanka-
kee County QllJ Pure Bred Cattle
Breeders association visitors were
given an opportunity OF comparing the
benefit Of the so called dry feeding
over that Of pasture for cattle. says
the Orange Judd Farmer.
E. N. Wright of Manteno exhibited
two herds. one which had been raised
on blue grass pasture after they were
large enough and another which had
been fed on silage. alfalfa. hay and
cotton seed and which had never run
on pasture In their lives. At the age of
twenty-five months the herd OF eleven
cattle which had been dry fed aver
aged l.4O0 pounds each, and at the
same age the herd Of cattle which had
run on good blue grass pasture aver
aged little less than /. 100 pounds each.
The following Is the diet Of the calf
until be Is large enough to eat the dry
feed; One pound OF red dog -four. one
pound OF soluble blood -four. one pound
OF ground homlny meal and one pound
OF linseed meal mixed together in one
gallon OF water for one feed. The dem
onstration showed that more cattle
could be raised by tiis method on few
er acres OF land than by the old pas
tnre method.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
STATE or MAINE.

saseoex ss.-At . proea;e coart held al
slssoftas 10 ard Tor xxsa eounsz cf Hancock
"a We tsss DAY OF Nay. in the year
Fsesie~n
A CERTAIN inssrsmens parpoytinx to be
= eoPy u tbs lass wiii Aad tssiAmer;
sswAlL A. biSsMoRE. late q soMER-
VILE, IN the eosniy Of xsDDLEsEx.
Asc eorano wealth Of MAsSAcHU.
sErTs-
tstsAsea. aaA at sh< probate thereof In
Nd eomnosweaith Of Nas.Ac nsetts.
.ssif sAsA& aiixAtsa. having bsfa presented TO
-, ~ IaHxr o. PROBATE fer ear ssss county Of
sslASee<x ios the pargoss Of being ~i.owed,
~ ssa rseSsasd in tbs preease eQsri VI eGs
no ~. eoasiy of ..Aseesk. together wtth pc
n :. fos probate ca said siii Ia said county
= aAscoes ana rrxyssg tor letters iessa-
..fy 10 tssae to Harriet h. Dtnsncrs. ts<
bead
ava. that notice thereof be given to All
rneas isiesxssed therein, BY Publishing .
~! 81 ihss Greer thrse weeks saec~ssiyeiy
ihs kiis~ossh American. . newspaper
rt1'ec a. Ellsworth. In sAid eoanty OF Han
~ Prior 70 he eflh day OF Jane, u g.
a. a., ,sss tsty may app pear ~ probate eoar,
= y hsid a. ELLSWORTH in and for sAss
49, 0t asneccs. ~ tea e'cicck Ia The fore
ss.iraha stos cause. any tasy nave,
aas, ,n T. CLARK. Jadss Of Probate,
A.ssst--Rer C. HArsxs. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
Ass..- .xs..rz


HANCOCK ss--At q probate court held at
Ellsworth. In and for said county OF Hancock
on the eighth CAY of May, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hunered and
seventeen. Being an adjourned session Of the
May ~ o. 1911 term OF said court.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
"A copy Of the Lass will and testament
and eodicii thereto Of
FANNY p. WRIGHT, late OF PHILADEL-
PHfA. In the county Of PHILADELPHIA.
and common wealth Of PESNSYL-
WANNA,
deceased. and Of the probate thereof In said
commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. duly authen-
taeated. having been presented to the Judge
OF probate Ter our said county OF Hancock
Tor the parpose Of being allowed. hIed and
recorded In the probate court of our said
county Of Hancock. together with . petition
for probate OF said will and codicii in said
county OF Hancock. and praying for letters
Parliamentary 10 issue TO sydney l. Wright,
executor named in said will and codicii.
Ordered. That notice thereof be given to All
persons interested therein, by Publishing q
copy Of this order three weeks saccessively In
the Ellsworth American . newspaper printed
81 Ellsworth. 10 said county OF Hancock, prior
20 the fth day OF Jane. a. q. 1917, tha.
they MAY appear At probate court shen to be
held ai Eilssorth. ia and Tor said county Of
Hancock. ~ ten O'Clock m the forenoon, and
ssos cause. any they have sgainsS the
sane.
BERTRAND e CLARK Judge Of Probate.
true ecpy.
Ait<st:-RoY C. HAtxxs. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
AiARIAFlLLE.

Emery Morrison, who has been away
two weeks, is a, home
George A. Frost. " ho has been seriously
i'll. il slowly improving. though still con-
fined TO the house.
Frank Grant, who has been employed
al the home Of Charles silsby tie gas.
year. has left town. AIdl- Hssisn is
working for Mr.. Ssisoy.
Mrs Mary Marsh. who has been visiting
be, daughter, Mrs Shirley Gray, in Ellis
worth q few weeks, Is al home She is in
poof health Mr.. and Mrs. Gray spent
Sunday here
NAV d T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
STATE OF MAINE.

To the Honorable. fhs Jndse Of the Probate
Court In and for the County Of Hancock
ID EsPECTFuLLY represents Nellie NJ.
III Grirfie Of sedxwick, guardian OF John
w orsndle. that said ward IL The owner OF
certain real estate. situated TX seds wsck and
btz~ntt4. IN AAsd county. AID described A.
follows. viz: On the northwest BY land Of
lothian staples. on the northeast By land Of
Porter Cray on the southeast By kke Highway
leading from Tie West secgsies road to the
Kingdom road. the southwest By land
formerly ewnec by Crawford Gray, together
vita 50 mach OF the lane coz meeting the
aeose lot win home pastrre as lies on the
to1tneAss side 81 Camp stream Also lots
Numbered J. and In q deed FROM Lewis
GrinG!e 10 said John w. Gfiadle. dated May
", . O. issa. and recorded in Hancock registry
Of deeds. book sss, page ~
TsAt there Is not sifsess NJ personal estate
tor The support OF said ~Arc-
Whetrfere yoaf petitioner prays that ste
nsy be licensed TO veil and conFcy n private
sale, said real estate for the Purposes Afore-
said.
psied At seagwiek this third day OF April
q. q. 1871.
NElLIx NJ GHrspEx
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
Negotiable instrument

-wha. are yOa studying thereF'
Law
DRY. amt it:'
mot when you Ike IL Just now
am learning all about negotiable In
suuuerts.r
4 dunno much about law.- said bis
rooup.ate. but do know zen are q.
fered mighty little when you Try to
sell a mandolin Pittsburgh Post
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30


Abeautiful complexion is handsome
woman's chief glory and the envy Of her
less fortunate rivals. Yet soft, clear
glowing with health lis only tie
natural result Of pure Blood.
81 was troubled for a considerable
7ime with very unpleasant. disfgs,isg
RasA, which covered my face and for
which / used applications and remedies
without relief. After using "Fruit-a-
xives" for one week, the rash Is com.
pletely gone. am deeply thankful for
1he relief and in the future, will not be
without " Fruit-a-tivesn.
NORAH WATSON.
Zoe. q box, 6 for 80, trial size, 25c.
AT dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ogdensburg, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
COUNTY NEWS
SEAL HARBOR.

Mrs. Nina Reed Of Camden is in town.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hervey Corners May Is.
sympathy is extended to Nrs. Frank
Pinkham in the death Of her mother at
her home AZ Town Hill.
Congratulations are extended to Hiss
Doris Liscomb and Howard Hodgdon,
who were married Saturday evening.
The pupils Of the Norwood gramrs1
school presented "Evangeline" at Neigh
borhooc hall Friday evening. Proceeds
we're for the grad uation expenses.
Miss Katharine Haskell. who has been
employed in Massachusetts through the
winter, returned home last week. She
was accompanied by Miss Annie Andrews
OF Boston, ~ho will visit her here.
May - r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HAxcocx 80; At . probate court held ~
Ellsworth. Ia and Tor said cosnty OF Hancock,
on the trss day of Nay. IN the year OF
oar Lord ons ihoasazd stae hzzdre1 ard
seventeen
On the foregoing petition ordered. that 30
tte~ thereof be given TO all r~sscAS fat&s-
essec, BY causing eopy OF ssil ss-.iioz acd
seeks successfully IA she Ellsworth Arsri-
can newspzPer pshstshsc AZ Ests~ests. In
Sad ec1Esy, that Lacy Eey kprea. NJ pro-
s~ia county. on tae era aAy az Jane.
= d. tsi-. a. ten o'esoet lie The forenoon. and
sno. case, any they hare. Say the prayer
Of ihe pwsi;tonsr sSoztt Rot be xrAzt<s.
BERTRAND T. CLARK. Jacge of ProoA.s.
A ssrs espy.
Ats<st:--RnY O. HAIxxs, asxisssr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
LITTLE THINGS.

Life Is made 20 Of little things
words, acts, duties, pleasures
They come 10 us one after an
other. leave an impress On our
spirit. ard cur characters are
made or r1zrred BY their inhg-
enee-ls~ry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

THE subscriber hereby gises notice that
l. ne las been daily Appointed fIeczfoy
Of ;ae iAss vii ks-r testament OF
ELLEN 7. DAVIS, late Of ELLSWORTH.
II iAs sssnss II axss5sE. Deceased. and xiv
ing a--cs As re Law directs Az person. aAs-
fas demands against tie estate Of sad de-
ceased are desired 20 prese7i sEe sA12< for sci
tismerz. Ane AL indebted thereto are res7ces-ec
TO aAxe p2ynert lEne6iA-eay-
Mas a. 1917 HOLLIS E. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
------''-s--a--.-Al-----A
lftSaI Natifra


STATE OF MAINE.
Io tne Honorable, the Judge OF the Prab..~
oouss IN and for the County OF Hancock:
RhSfECTFULLY represents Edmond i
- walsh OF Ellsworth, admiuistrafo, ~
tne estate OF Ezra J. Bishop, lAte.of Ellsworth
~ saaa eoanty, deceased, testate. that said
Ezra J. Bishop At the time Of hts decease 80
the owner Of certain real estate siteasea Il,
ELLSWORTH, county Of Hancock, state os Maine
on Toe east side OF Union river and the saus
Eara!cutsriy described in deed from Gavin
10, - A VIZ 70 MIC w King. dated July 10,
istry Of deeds, TO which deed reference il here
made. Meaning simply TO release In iris
eonveyance the same tltle aud interest which
! Arns ~. King acquired by said deed from
That the debts Of the deceased. IS
asw, - can be Ascertained.
And the expenses OF sale. and Of I'D.
hatnistrstion. to "a "A
A$smeas.ias 10 AUTO san %
That the vsiae Of the personal estate
fs 49,
That the personal estate Ia. there
iore. insumcieut TO pay the debts
OF the deceased, and expenses Of
sale and Of admtnistration, and Il
is necessary for that purpose 10 sell
the Whole OF the real estate TO raise
ne sam Of st3i 10
preciAted BY ~ sale Of any portion
wherefore your petitioner prays that he
may pc licensed TO sell and convey the whole
q SAID real estate 1t private or public sale for
the payment OF said debts and expenses OF
sale and Of Standardization
Dated 1T Ellsworth, Maine this dryt dav Of
May .. a. 1917.
Epnosp j. WALSH. administrator Of
Ezra J. Bishop estate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

To all persons interested in either OF the CO.
tates Hereinafter named:
Al probate court held al Ellsworth, In and
Tor the cunnty Of Hancock. on the twenty.
second day OF May, In the year Of oar
LORD one thousand nine hundred and seven
teen. In vacation
THE following matters having been pre-
i scented Tor the action theTeupor herein-
after Indicated. u IL hsreby ordered: That
notice thereof Be given to ali persons Inter
essed. BY causing . copy OF tnis order to be
Published three weeks snccessasesy In the
Eiisuosth American, newspaper Published
1T Ellsworth. In said county. tina. they may
appear at probate court TO be held at EiIs-
worth. on the twelfth day Of June, s. d. 1917,
~ ten Of the clock Ia the fore noon. and be
heard tAefeou IL they see cause.
George A. PArchey, late OF Ellsworth. in
said coansy, deceased. certain Instrument
parporttng 70 be The last will and testament
OF said deceased. together with petition for
probate thefeot and for the appointment OF
Lacy H Pafcher, eIeeatrix. without giviag
bond, presented oy Arthur H. Parcaer, a son
OF said deceased.
Ben samtn Franklin Perkias. late OF Castiae
In said co2nty. decreased A certain ir#tru-
r7ebt pnrPortiug 10 be the last will Anc iesta-
meni Of sai3 deceased. together with petition
for probate thereof. presented by Matte A.
Perkins, exscatrtx therein named.
wttness BERTRAND Z. CLARK. Jsdxe Of
sxsd Coarf ~ Ellsworth, this t<suty- second
day OF NAY. In the year OF our Lord one
thousand aies h9rdred and seventeen.
RoS c. HAtsKs. Register.
true copy.
AI,ests-Ror @. E.rxK.. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

TEE szasrrissr. Na-y Tysos ccEiiEA- % -ez-
L tsre szsssx eoanky- ssE-x q D~2A~A-e.
s<rs1 w gives soGars Saa< sac has sssn c1g
&rzcentasS ersE1E-2x Ct z1e iKSz Val A11 tfxSA-
erSzt u
,s.r<x<<a xzs xzExz sszes ~ sa< 40 s.-~r1a.
-. aaat sz< sas kp@ozzs<S aeaEy NJ } All u
Ezswarxa~ N tAe e111RF ct hA1Gc<x- sa4
az Mare. asr Aze1s rest9<Es N sAs1 -&41s %
MAne- Al psrsszs ezs1zx @eMzz1s AF&aHss
snx esaAxe ax ease kzest are eesr<s6 ~ Pre-
sxzs EAx S2zz< fsr <sz 5sz<a<- k.i Al Less esszz
teexs<e are requested - azAke SAFHszS In
aae zz4< r.
Asy =. tSET- AAzE ETsoS S<<-fssN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
FOR Tes-YEaR- oLDS.

servicea5ls Frock That 10 Also Smart
style.
Flesh colored linen cut kilt skirt.
vile belt. holero and patch pockets,
always a childish delight. give this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

II suffered habitusily from constipation.
Dcan's ReEulets relieved and strengthened
the bowels, so that they have been regular
ever si1ee."-A- T. Davis, grocer. Sulphur
u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

rAuPak NorfcE-

HAvTyG ee4srsesfd vita sas c1sg ~ - -
wa~tA 10 "a vetz szz care s4- i1aas< 80
-. 80 -sxl.xeae~ -szrfzg i've FeAFs e~sFn-
80 ia i. EszA CO., are s@s14 s-s.eeA.s =
Fs-s~o-ca. 4 forssf ss1 r@rsozs tr4=- aS -
- - 1880 sssszrs - p4ezrf - rr.sN -
- - --,~sxrsr,a.rss cxrr taF tz<z ~ E.s -l-s
49, go = - =. Asrsra 3 sEres@EG-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
STATE OF MAINE.

Hsscocx sat a probate court held a.
Ellsworth. in and for said county OF Hancock.
on The eighth dag o. May, in the year OF
oar Lord one Thousand zine hundred Ana
seventeen Being an ad yoarued session Of the
May a. d. 1877 term Of said eoart-
A CERTAIN SnssrEn=nt purportinx TO be
"A copy Of the las, will and testament q.
CARRIE wINIgRED WILKINS. late Of
OUTAGE CITY. Commonwealth Of
MASSACHUSETTS,,
deceased, and Of the probate thereof In said
Commonwealth Of AsssAeaasests- daily AG-
thsrsicAsed. having been presented 10 the
iadxe OF probate for oar said cognty Of Han
cock for the pnrpose Of being allowed, Sled
ana recorded ia the probate court Of cur
said county OF HAncock, together vita . Pc
sittoR for probate OF said viii in said
cousty Of Hancock. and praying for letters
test&ne ntary 10 tssse to Richard NJ Wlkizs.
executor nz1ed in said will.
Ordered. That notice thereof be given 10
ali persons Interested taeretz. by pa 5lishing
. copy Of this order three seeks excessively
in tEe Ellsworth AEz-EicsE. asSspAy-r
psiattd A. Ellsworth. in said coanty of Han
cock, prior 10 Ihs sfth dAy Of glEs,
- d. isss. that they may appear A. . pFoo2te
coart then TO be held At Ellsworth. in and for
said eoaB&y OF Hancock. at ten o'cioek in the
forenoon, and show eAuse. Asy they hare,
kxAinss the same.
BERTRAND Z. CLARK. JGdge Of Probate.
tres copy
Attest: EoY C. HArxzs. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

Thousan1s Of Nosh~r- wary
when tire children err IL .heaf ste&p. zfs
peszish snd CONSTR gated sz6 Ia xe eDs1 EASILY.
Mozher f5rayss sweet PS~1ers tss Chtltrsn
ksIe for tnirsy years be<n . srzst@& r~s1$dy IN
=ang tEo4ssnE e0res They f7seceEtsy
freak 80 casss ia a hesrs- raeTs = M seg1izss
The so~e.s 2Ae destroy sofMs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

rTvHE saascrs@<r asr<ay gives 1azSSe ta&t
II ae aas been azly ssg1Sztes2 - llAas-
SsAtar at she estate ~
FRANK c. PERKINS hAss Il oRLASD,
in sae eozasy k HsaeSck, se< e4s d. Asd
s3xea ncaes - tze Avs q ecT% Al
1r-xzus hassrx 1ez&E18 Against sse estate
81 sd s<c~a~ez are e<ztrec - sres@ns Ehk
.anss sor srex a<nzeax~ AID All infsas ed sa@reta
xrw rxu<snxs1 to Ea.ske 2SFw&zG - Ze Gts Z y
Nh sn- AEsxx1 w. PuKEA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
Revolution Gould Not Have
Succeeded Without Money.
CASH CARRIES TRENCHES

HGuI-
In WINS tonight out between Tho din
lomatic agents Of the newly formed
commonwealth and the bankers of
France and Holland.
II was comparatiye,v easv IN Get men
who wsre wt,,,n, .na III. - $50
80. q. ~. al. e. -, D.. !.
80.
~ a ' .-aioaD
oan AeiS see .iie siea' i1'uie Vi a uo-eh
ior'orn eoioihes ensased upon the nope
less task OF defeating the mighty Brit
fsh empire.
Conditions In the year 1881 we're not
different from those In the year 1917.
Napoleon remarked that war was a
question Of money. money and more
money That was true when Wash
ngton guided his men against York
Town. IL Is sun true wnen the allied
powers are trying 10 ceieat the Prus-
sian idea OF Worid DOMINATION Inc
soioen buless OF america WIN ueHloi-
ish tne hniiehDure hiie anu VIII uiti-
hIa.eiy e@teat tue submarine
NUM- .ai an" in"Hes ais" Tar
'''S -
rive american Patriots.
There are five American patriots
whose lives and letters make interest
IN. reading these days OF the liberty
iean. TAeg are Franklin. Adams, Lee,
Norris aud LiFingston. who fought
the "'1F Tor America independence on
--af''! can Sol. They were brave light
eEs. tLese I'VE. oftess they did not
hase c4i1aGa eash Ia their POCKETS 10
pay sae.F own board bil. But they
kept hG1iiA2- Ana saey nnany obtain
Ell the Foreign loans Which carried the
American Revolution to successful
END ana put the weak eoionies hrIniy
upon fheir teet as an independent and
sovereign nation.
1t was John Adams. In lfsp. who
began the negotiations for the first
- 60, -. 80 -, O. -, c,s1,
Tho, 9, ~, ! ,..,,,,,, o. a.. bi,ls ., av-
ohar,a a., .,o,ar u,b,cb had M. re,
beoa ot,,,,,.s I, u.s ,af, . ,ba,-
commissioners in Furons 70 end the
pec.S~arv fprsS The ,-a,,so, - a..
roFa a,,d ,b. ..ar,,,,rs ~, 49,, 1are,y, Gov
gresa,or.aI r,isstoTarv ,oye,ber vi,b
,f,a ,l,,..o,.a,- - al, he ,,,.,.-.-.,,.r
e., So, ,,,. -, "a. T-,i..,.. .,t,.- -,
- -. So, r.,-,.-,... 49,; -,
~. rn,.h f,,,.,.as~v we-v ss.ar,,t.,.I
49,, -, ,.,,sr,,,.,<. .,,.,....' :, -, A..
60 ,-.,.s-5.,o, 7r,,1 s-,--a,t@. :,
60 =.
49, -. 49,. -. =. ,,,.s-.,-
= -
-. -.
- .
80 -. -
-. - 80
90 ~ -. - - . - s
49,, - -. -
- sto-a. -, -. -. ~ - ,,e.snatn. =, 49,.
pa-oIr-.t-..
Total Of Eleven LsAns-
During the following years other
Dutch loans followed each other WIN
out interruption In lfsi- wnen the
American congress was Wiling 70 Fay
almost any premium to maintain the
credit Of the new nation. another Han
OF 10000 g'uiiders al per cent was
placed with several Amsterdam nahz-
ing firms In lfsf the shiro ioah ioi-
lowed Then Ii rapsi Succession eai'e
the loans o. ife@ ifsl Aarcn' ser
ternoer and De-eetnoer OF ne rear .'sA
the loans OF l'S-' 1888 anu i'@f- ise
loans indeed became an annual elll'
and greater par Oh tlle f1Aa-h
pehSes OF tNe Hs~ 1n1
sresslo-Ai sos sfilieA. pa, III
WIFE De'en money AN n as ae'a' q
salen :''aLs. ~ "a "a : ilis eeA -
"'' ana s.'''N" each, Sele i.1@. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30

To all refsous interested 10 either Of the e.-
tAtes hereinafter named:
AT . probate eo9rt held .. Ellsworth In Ar6
Tor the eoaniy OF HNncnek GA the e.
teenth dzy Of Nay. in the year OF ear Lord
one thousand riEs handrct and segerteer-
And By scso1rsn<zt from tie erss day Of
said Nag,
THE ie5Iowinx matters having s<ea pre-
L s@nlee for tas action thsrsa psn hereaa-
alter indicated. ~ 70 Esrxcy orcsrecs TEA
police thereof be given TO II persons later
psslished three xsss. saceessssely in ma
Ellsworth AEsrssan, ness2AP~E pseiksssd
a. Ellsworth. in said county. 1aas tn<y 0AS
AaysAr A.s prooA,s eo0s ~. e as.s sss
1917. ss len 81 the clock II tAs fcr~.o3n- Aae
be heard thereon II they zee caste
Loaisa 3. s~A1sy. late ef s-eaSpSrt- Ia said
county. eeceAsrd- A certain i1str1 n "a. par
Uortinx to De the last vs;i aa- tes2zReat Of
said deceased, together ~ith rstfiiea for pro
bate tkerfof Ard ftr tas AppcSzsrenx al
AagrssA :. eskrS-er. sa.c.isisxsszrsr -ita s1r
ssii .nEers.A prsssatsd - AHsassa : Gard
zgr. riec< u said csessss6- SAD cece&zes-
assiag omitted 10 ~ Posns an sIsesiSs !. ser
sas< ss4.
vyrea 3 gusssli a E4~n. in -xsa eOansT-
lta&l scee9Es ct % ieaG b. 5rtSsrs ssAfssA&.
Sid fo1 seff szzezr.
Witness. BERTRAND e CLARK seeSs e
said Court 81 Esssorte, sas 1fSs-2Ss
dxx a. NAY IN TIE ye2r - Ger ESsd o1e
ihossaAd sias has erss s,a $500 80.
true ccpy.
Asessts-Rer O Hams. seglss<rs
rSAs saI scrlb<r s<reAy gives asssf<e lnA<
Il sae azz bees E2ly kPpnaase2 sxs-.21fAA
Of The Lass wsil asa t<szszeE- ca
TIA 7. GMNDLE- late o. BLus gill
in the eousty ~ H2aeSsx, c<seassr~ Ase . az Z.
casen frcz xisizs seA6s 60 =.
"a 20, A. rer-zzs sA~&@x e<GaA=a-s
.easnE she estate 81 Vs. c-esNs<1
rre axss~rc 70 yses<as sac saza~ fss 49, :.
asenl smd All tnAeoKS1 t1<r~.1 SO
Is n - say meat in ze1ssseiy- -
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1T1Hs ,ns~xr4oer Esrery gives xceaee II A. he
sAs se~a daily aFP'osas~a Aazsa-ssrAsor
OF tse estate q
JENNIE & SaAS. ala a soc LDs5oEo
In he co2zty ef anzcock- 1ereAse,- a11
wfx~z beads ~ ,hs az elrec<s~ Al yer
scos saS1ax 1Ar-AzEs Axst1s4 Use
sxrze FOR sesssezne5E. as al 2rGeSke3 tEefssa
a. r~rreszeSa % =aake pxxEezz srszeessikz<iy-
wxrf So IzTEsG T. EEDosALp-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-05-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK S. Al . probate court held 1t
Ellsworth in and for sAsd county OF Hancock,
ON the frst day OF May. In the year Of
our Lord one thousand nine hu nd red And sew.
enteen.
On the foregoing petition ordered. tina,
notice thereof be given to all persons inter.
this order thereon 10 be pubiisbed three
weeks successively In the Ellsworth Ameri.
can Newspaper published Al Ellsworth. in
sAid county, that they nay appear At . pro-
satd coanty. on the nfth day OF June q.
d. fsi7, ~ ten o'clock In toe forenoon, Anc
show cause. II any they have. why the prayer
OF the petitioner shcald not be granted.
bEhIkASD u. CLARK, Judge Of Probate
true copy.
Attess:-RoY C. HA.srs. Register.