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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
EGYPT.

Mrs. Gerald Coombs visited her sister,
Mrs. F q. Scammon, last week.
Among recent arrivals at "Tugwas' Q
Tepee" are Miss Bennett and MIR. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Savage motored to Winter
Harbor Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Mitchell o, Portland is
visiting her sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Luella
Butler, ct Buffers Point.
Mrs. Edith Crane, with daughter
Pauline, OF Winter Harbor, has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Maria Savage.
Master Lester Bragdon has returned
from Waltham, where he has been visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
will Jordan.
AuR, 20. b.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Rose Steele is visiting her daughter
in Surry.
Miss Daisy johnson OF New York is the
guest Of Miss Alice Eaton.
Miss Frances Johnson, who has been
visiting in Sedgwick, has returned home.
Cecil, little son OF Omar Eaton, had his
elbow dislocated recently by being hit By
an automobile.
Miss Ruth Simpson, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis in the
hospital at Belfast, is doing we'll.
Mrs. William Cation and daughter, OF
Providence, K. l., who have been visiting
at Alex Briggs, have returned home.
Aug. Is. a
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS: Al . probate court held st
Ellsworth. in and for said county OF Hancock:
on The seventh day OF August, In the year Q!
our Lord one thousand nine hundred ana
ON the foregoing petition ordered. that mo-
ssted. by causing : copy OF said petition and
shis order thereon 70 be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth AmeIi-
csn : newspaper published ct Ellsworth. In
ssi3 countv. that they may appear Ut pro-
rate court 10 be acid at Ellsworth, In and for
said county. on the fourth day q ssptsmo ~
.how ranse il any they have. why the prayer
of Inc petitioner should not be granted.
BERTRAND 3. CLARK. Judge 81 Probate bate
true copy OF the original petiuon WIN
ordar 81 court thereon. -
Attest RoY q. HAIsRs. Register.
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ARMY CAMPS SHOWN IN MAP
Interesting Folder Issued by the South
ern Railway.

The Southern Railway company
through its passenger traffic depart
ment has just issued big folder map
showing the exact location of the can
tonments. camps and training stations
east Of st. Louis for the army. navy
and marine corps
Besides the folder map. there are four
teen smaller maps showing the can
tonments. camps and training stations
at points along the Southern railwa.
system, each showing the relative po-
sition Of these camps to the cities and
towns near by. The folder is most
comprehensive and useful for all in
terested in the mobilization Of troops
for the regular or national army.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

Your country calls. You dare not be less
brave
Than those heroic dead who gladly died
Struggling to give her BIRTH Whate'er
betide.
Through calm and storm. the heritage
they gave
Must still live on. till freedoms flag shall
wave
Ger all the earth. till the onsweiling
tide
OF tyranny be stemmed. till peace abide
Ger bloodstained field and unknown hero's
grave.
Ours Is the task to speed the siadsoms
day
OF which the prophets sang. when war
shall be
No more. when through the darkness Of
the night
Shall come the dawn, when panoplied
array
Shall vanish meath the sun Of liberty
As the power OF might through the TIL
umph OF right.
Mile Cowen in Chicago Tribune.
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LssaI Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
To the Honorable. the Judge OF the Probate
Court in and for the County OF Hancock:
ID RESPECTFULLY represents Edwina
IN Booth 6rossman OF Eden, in said
county, that she has heretofore been known
by the name OF EdwinA Booth Grossmann,
and that she desires TO change her name ia
reasons, viz: The husband Of the petitioner
IL proceeding to have his name changed to
"Crossman." For this cause and for the
reasons set forth In her husbands petition,
hled In this court, she desires the change OF
name herein prayed for Wherefore she
prays that the name OF Edwina Booth Cross
mann be changed in accordance with the
above expressed desire.
Dated this sixth day OF August. .. d. 1917.
EDwiSA BoorH GRossMANN.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

A.. o. Clark is ct home from Aroostook
county.
Wesley Clark and family. Of Brewer, Wis
tied here last week.
Lloyd DunhAm visited mis- parents at
Hampden last week.
Mics Beatrice Coombs is ct home from
Bar Harbor for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Orcutt were week.
end guests Of relatives at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Fred Gray and children Of Bar
Harbor are visiting her parents.
DR.. DeBeck and family attended the Or
cutt reunion At Eddington last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. BeIen spencer OF Holden is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Clark.
Edward Bunker and family OF Brewer
were recent guests OF John Dyer and
family.
Mrs. Gerald Coombs and two children
spent few days last week at Egypt with
her sister, Mrs. Floyd Scammon.
Mrs. Henry West and two children and
Mrs. Vests mother, who are here from
Worcester, Mass, were recent guests OF J.
II. Clark and family.
Clarence Morse, who recently sold his
place here, has purchased the lease OF
feed stable in Bangor. His many friends
here are glad to learn OF his improvement
in health.
P. w. DeBeck, L. A. Shuman and 8. 8.
Clark, with their families, motored to
East Bluehill Sunday. Miss Olive DeBeck
remained for visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Fred Cousins.
Miss Carrie Grindle OF Bucksport is here
for an extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Grindle. She was accompanied by
her brother Arthur, who will remain for
short visit.
In spite Of the threatening weather,
about fifty members OF the Stratton fam
lily gathe ed at Hardison's Point for their
annual reunion Friday. After dinner, q
business meeting was held. Alfred Crab
tree, who has been president for 80 many
years, presided. He was reelected for the
ensuing year. Other officers elected On
program, Chester stratton; treasurer, Nell
son Stratton; secretary, Stella Stratton.
Aug. 20. ECHO.
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AsHvILLE.

Miss Thelma Martin has employment at
Sorrento.
Mrs. Harry Hill and daughter Leonice
returned Saturday from = weeks visit at
Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. E. =. Bragdon has returned from
swans Island, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Alden Stanley. Mrs.
Stanley and young son Fremont returned
home with Mrs. Bragdon.
Aug. Is. PHUBr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

HAVING contracted with the City Of Elis-
ma. ma worth TO support and care for those VINO
Eng Jan. !, 1915, and sre legal residents @
81 nsworth, forbid all persona trnsting tnem
~ my account, ~ there 10 plenty Of room ana
Recommendations 70 care for them - the my
fsrm house. Anrnun B. AITcHkLL.
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Fell Four Stories; Lives.

Doctors say two-year-old girl Of New
York is first to tumble four stories
touching nothing on way down, and
live. But they can't explain how II
happened.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

No pockets. belts or cuffs ON next
springs suits. men will have to carry
belongings In wrist bags or knapsack
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

After marrying BOAT couples West
Virginia marrying parson" got IL JAN
for failing to marry himself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

IAs merchant vAo does not Advertise N
q d1u season wakes u more profitable feS
taose rho do advsvsSss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
bEErHAm' s
Pills

a proven women's remedy.
which assists in regulating the
organs, and re-establishing
healthy conditions. Beecham's
Pills contain no habit-forming
drug leave no disagreeable
after-efects. They are
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
Natures aid
> better Health

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The evening current., 1917-10-30
BUYS IL CARS BEANS
HIGH As TEN CENTS.

Roy, n. NJ, Oct. PC. l.. Wcnscll
of the Roy Trading company secured
contract last week which enabled
him to buy up IL ear loads Of beans
ut . - and 10 cents per pound. This
chance opportunity was eagerly grab
bel Dy the bean raisers of THIS vicin-
ity who expect the Hoover price to
be below that figure when it is estab-
lishcd. II is conservatively estimated
that this mesa will have 80 carloads
of beans to spare this fall.
Fred Fluhmann delivered load OF
beans to the Roy Trading company
and took home check for S5O6.O9
for it, That was some load Of beans,
says the Spanish American, and he
will haul in many more ldaolsfT
will haul in many more loads like 1t
before he is through
A number of Red Cross ladies drove
out to the w. II. Guthman farm in
their cars and pulled the five acres
of beans which Mr.. Guthman gcncr-
ously donated to the Red Cross cause.
The Folcrsheim Mercantile company
closed deal with the Wilson com
pany Of Mills, by which they gain pos
session Of the new grain elevator in
Roy. This will result in II wonderful
improvement in handling the balance
Of the wheat crop Many cars have
been loaded already with scoop sho-
vcls, hard andw astcful method.
Hereafter the dump at the elevator
will he used for handling wheat and
beans.
The evening current., 1917-10-30
THE WHITMAN ROuP REMEDY

My chickens seems To exhibit some
OF the symptoms Of roup, watcry eye,
and few of them puired u little bc.
low one eye. VIII you kindly print
the remedy given lrst year ny an Old
gentleman whose name | have forgot
ten? | used it las, year am 1t wa
fine il used in mc,Ml., T.. NJ, Dun,
bar, Minn,
Go to the drug store and pgr.hIs
eight ounces of sweet oil (o.Iyc u.D
and pu, into it ten cents worth ot
camphor gum. II in a hurry set thp
oil where il will be about l30 degree
Fahrenheit in order that the campho
may melt quickly; then add eighty
drops Of carholic acid to the mNturn
and il will be ready for use. For roup
put this oil over and unaer the eye
and between the wattlcs, and in very
bad cases take "a glass and rubber
medicine dropper and inject little
of the remedy in the slit in the roof
of the mouth Do this at night, Mr.,
Whitman says. and in bad cases for a
day or two, MS well AS once or twice
each day.
The evening current., 1917-10-30
SENATOR JONES Nr WORk.

The following is u copy uf the hi'l
io'rodured by Senator \. \, Jones
for the classification Of lands, NJ,
Jones has also secured the passage Of
s. J. Res. rs: "ro suspend the re-
quircmcnts of annual assessment
work on mining claims during the
years l9l7-i9ls approved Oct. 9th,
1917.
65th Congress, LIST. Session, $. 277d,
In the Senate Of the unitsd
States, August II, 1917.
Mr.. Jones, of New Mexico, introdu'-
ed the following bill; which was read
twice and referred to the COMMITTEES
- public lands
A bill providing for the classifica-
ton of lands under the stock
grazing homestead act in certain
states, and for other purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate and
Mouse OF Representatives Of the Uni;-
Cd States Of America in Congress as
sembled. that the Secretary Of the in
terror 10 hereby authorized and direct
I'd to complete the classification or
1esignaton Of lands within the States
The evening current., 1917-10-30
SANTA FE DESIRES TO FURNISH
SUFFICIENT CARS.

Amarillo, Ten. Oct. 27.-"Thc San
Ia fc is trying its utmost to supply
all It's patrons with cars said X. J.
Parker. general manager Of western
lines Of the system. today when dis
cussing the ear situation and what is
being done to move the products and
merchandise along the Santa Fc lines.
Cars are distributed over the en-
tire system ut once when available
without any partalty TO communi-
ties or individuals.
"Thc Santa Fe is business Insti-
tuition very closely identified with all
local interests along its lines and
therefore must and does keep in close
touch with local conditions at all
times. This is absolutely necessary
that we may know what traffic is in
sight and provide for it's movement
But war conditions for which no
one was prepared. has upset every
thing. and not least the transporta-
tion business. Traffic has increased
ahnormally and has also to some ex-
tent been turned away from normal
lines Of movement, The government
has added enormously to the volume
of traffic which ira c must be NOV
ed promptly to help win the war,
"Thc American railroads have merg-
ed their interests and among other
things placed the distribution of emp.
" cars, irrespective of ownership, in
the hands Of car service commits
sion, This has helped wonderfully, in
four months reducing the car shortage
70 pcr cont. Yet in spite of this,
there is still shortage of cars in
some classes. Months ago the Santa
Fc orr'orc 500 freight cars for ear
" delivery and but few Of these
h0vr honn received. In consequence
the Santa Fc is compelled to crowd
it' present uQu umcn'
"Ihc shlpncrs' Nr. Parker con-
/ tinucd "can assist very much at this
'imo I'm rclioviur tho cor shortage.
Fvr~v Aav cor stands idle. waitin-
20 ho 'nHdcd or un'oadol. oAiR TO the
alo.'H-c Evr~" ra~ should be- load
Di go ''s ra0HH.t" or uvrr. \ cnr
rotcd ~ 10000 pounds should not.
mc'"lv carry tho minimum
"Thr Santa No NIX the fullest 'D-
oucrnton of 49, untrorr in lo0iine
cars 'o capacity and loading and ur-
'ooliur cars without delay. Many
shippers are already giving hearty
cooperation in thc CAMPAIGN to
make one car do the work Of two.
II The maximum amount of transpor-
taton service is to be obtained, care
Ful corporation on the part Of the
shipping and travelling public and all
railway employees is absolutely essen
tial." A. VI. HOVE.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

On account Of the fact that the
proposed amendments to the constitu-
tion are all possible Of being taken
care of by the legislature, il is gen
orally safe to vote against them and
especially the tax amendment which
is in itself very unwise proposition
for il essays to force all the precincts
and school Il stricts of the state to do
one and the same thing which Ia to
restrict the use Of more than , per
cent without the consent OF the state
tax commission.
II is possible we need more judi
cial districts hut II the proposed n.
mcndmcnt was defeated the lcgisla.
turc could cnsily handle the situation,
Such elections as will bc held next
Tuesday are "A farce and humbug and
unnecessary. The constitution is good
enough and generally speaking should
hr let alone.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

defects may be cured in the same
manner, to the same etent. and with
like effect as provided In the forego-
ing section for the curing Of defects
in applications for original entries OF
lands under said act.
Section 2. That hereafter no forest
reservation shall be created. nor shall
any additions be made TO one hereto
fore created. within the limits of the
states Of New Mexico and Arizona,
except by act Of congress.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

The County Agent attended a con-
ference and school for county agents
Of the state in Tucumcari, last week,
October 22nd to cath, inclusive.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

Mark Coad was a passenger south
this morning as Ear as he ranches.
j. j. Kircher came up from the
Coad ranch Sunday with Ben Dickson.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

stockgraziny bon,os,aaJ nv, =" ."e
in which annlication "a w esss
b.en r,d. ,p -. | n.le'oIo.r
act. within siv mor,hs ", .ha sa''
mept OF this not. md H., IA.
rctary of the in,.r;or !, hor,',,,
tborized and diro,,oJ a., -
Classification mr. desi,ra,io ns vi.
within the aforosa;d statas " ,,I.i aus
ed in the stock .gra,;nos ho,,as, p,y
in cases in wb;rh anri;,a,is. ",s
hereafter n. nado ,n pn,as ivy
der said me-, With, s;v r,a,,L 81, w
date of tho ding ~ ,nn,,.a,,o,, go
for. Provided fur,hrr ,ha, ~.
sccretarv ~ The ir,o,;. tm sn
TO so classify mr. d.si,,na,o a.
lands within tho t;ro as l;rao,5 y,
the forogoi,, nro,iso ,hon S ~
such event s,,cb I.nds shati J., -
cd nrim. f,cie ,lassico, q, a.
nor .nd !, ,ho &C., s,t,',,,,i ~ W" ""
,.I An -, o u.s. w VIZ.
III III "pPne"',vhs io' enIr! OF
u''. IT, 'a,'1 p ~ unutr 'nu provisions oil
II go -'' 'O'"' Nno"h
Wv o'v-a'lv nonleSteah "c'i mere
- ~ al'' Wi 'i"'c !" tne Sla'es
"A, ,N'''' H''"u"a, '"Iorauo'
w.sh;. .,s' ",r"n'' Nor.h p"hota,
San,t, s'V", H 'owr"uo' oregon ana
-" , ''Nut"' ""''n contain u, SUI
tv ,,t' .''''u a'".V"''i, ny lne ap-
P,',"u'' "rl"porateu ny the a'huaVits
", W. u'N'l',''N'eu I"ItIes' ihat sa,d
',"l' wv NY 'o"'',h iherchahtaoic
..'""'' sulta"it tor iumoer purposes
"'. Nv. sus'eP''n'e oi irrigation from
"' n"O"n a""''' vi M"''r supply
"" u'' s""'"i" any Wn"rholc OF o'ner
.sous w M"'o' nc'ue" ny the puoiic
'pi wn'cr'ne PURPOSES that tho 'ahd Is
."''ss E"'u"o'' 'or graz * or rals.
ing forage crops, are hercpy directed
10 ur received, other"lse regular.
ny 'n' respective lahu onlclals ana
pN,h thr same iore' ana cHcct as u
Sueh hhdS cmorneeh witnln such ap-
pnca.ioh haa .pech class'hed py tne
s'','"'! VI '"c ','''''"r as ahus SUI
Jre' 10 'ntry unner Saln ACT PRIOR TO
.nc d"te OF the nilhH of such applca-
t'oh' Tro''ueo, however, that thc nj
'hg oi any such applicatl"n shali be
ohIE prIna iacie eviu'h'e OF the iacss
'h'Ir'n stated ana that an lndiV'duai
or the government may withln one
year al"r the allowance on sueh ap,
p,Ja,,pm pat as.'.''u ,"n'esa ag"'hs. .hs,
s"oh Sp' San,' "s" s,., .p1n ~, s',una ,,, ,mai
- 60 ,"''" ., "a Nv. n'"u, ",a
aPo" ~ o, ,"n.es, s"'n "Ppsa'
,h",, ,J ~ @ III o." i,,; mor ~"
nJ an "" on " ',,L;aL 80 , s"" apptula",,
' "mu Guy e"',s M,'.m 'nay nay, W "'.om," INV,
"p'' 80 "bP s,.,h , ,ha, W ."su'-
,Ii,.,;,, 'hon har ,",'. ~ 80 - c., os |p ~
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The evening current., 1917-10-30

J. b. Boyle and wife. Of Deming,
are guests of the Palace hotel a few
days this week.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

Tomorrow will bc Halloween, SO.
called, because II falls on the vigil
of All Snints Day which has holy
dav of obligation of the Church for
mnnN rrnturlos.
The evening current., 1917-10-30

Talh about food conservation just
take side squin, al ,hc big gar
some % our cu'prpd and Mos .au
friynds burn up.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

nemenigbeos) nomtpiiteIi9e folfefir-
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fla ct 6ornonoerifab, nnoer 6uilfet
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@iteretsOom, ban oog ielo bar uprct
ntc0 til At iremfaIoe.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

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uin8en ite1cu meo y @PilI.. nen-
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