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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
Republican, Troops Battle
MOnarChiaI Forces.
CAPITAL PANIC STRICKEN
Trains Leaving City Are Filled With
Fleeing Chinese and Hotels Are
Crowded With Foreigners-Ameri-
can and Japanese Troops Hurrying
to the Scene.

Peking, July Fighting has begun
at Langfang, about thirty-five miles
southwest of Peking, between the
troops of General Chang Hsun, supper
ter of the monarchy, and forces of the
republicans.
The situation in the capital is seri-
Gus. Trains are filled with fleeing
Chinese going to Tientsin. The hotels
are full of foreigners.
Small American and japanese forces
are endeavoring to come from Tien-
tsn. but their arrival may be delayed
by the fighting at Langfang, where
5000 of the troops of General Chang
Hsun are opposing an advance guard
of 10000 republicans.
Tientsin, China, July Fifty thou
sand soldiers of the republican forces
are converging on Peking and the at
tempt to restore the Manchu dynasty
appears to be at the point of failure
Within twenty-four hours Tuan Chi
Jul, who has been appointed comman-
der.in-chief of the punitive expedition
is expected to have 10000 troops be
tween Tientsin and Peking.
Large forces are coming up from
the south Along the Hankow rail
way 1000 soldiers are advancing
General Chang Hsun, the dictator
who attempted to restore the mon
archy, has only some 5000 men.
Tuan Chi Jul has addressed an ulti
matum TO Chang Hsun's troops, prom
Using them more favorable treatment
| if they would lay down their arms
The northern military leaders do no
expect fighting They believe Chanl
Hsun will be deserted by his troops
when the strength Of the republican
| forces is realized.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
May EatyMuIes m Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg. Pa, July Goat, mule
and horse flesh have been added to
articles that may be sold in Pennsyl-
vania for food Governor Brumbaugh
approved an It bringing them under
the inspection of the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
Plot to XIII Wilson Charged.

Milwaukee. July 7. - Charged with
plotting to kill President Wilson, Carl
Wientopf is held by federal authori-
Ties and will be taken before the fed.
eral grand jury. He Is also said to
have tried to incite strikes at the
Casey manufacturing plant.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
AN INCREASE OF ONE-THlRD
Brewing of More Beer Permitted by
England.

London. July Andrew Bonar
Law, chancellor of the exchequer, an
nounced in the house of commons that
the government had decided to permit
the brewing in the quarter ending
Sept. 80, next. of an additional amount
of beer not exceeding S31s per cent of
the amount already allowed for that
quarter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
Another Gould weds Orphan.

Philadelphia, July 7-George J.
Gould, Jr., was married here to Miss
Laura Carter, an orphan of Ardena,
N. J. They gave the age Of each as
twenty-one years. Mr. Gould, young
est son of the railroad magnate, was
the only attendant at his brother
Kingdoms wedding In New York Mon
day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
Cigarettes Are Barred.

Great Lakes, ILL.,. July cigarettes
were barred from United States naval
training station here. 1t was said that
because OF the large number of youths
and young men in training on the
reservation Ii was deemed advisable
to restrict their smoking to other
forms OF tobacco.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
BOYS KILL FATHER WITH
BALL BAT.

st. ouis, July Z. William
Dennecker, fifty-eight, was
beaten to death here by his two
sons. Theodore, thirteen, and
Herman. twcntv-three The two
brothers took turns at hammer
ing their father with a base
bali bat
Herman told the police they
kil their father because of
his long continued cruelty.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
FIRST 47,oOo DRAFTED WILL
GO INTO REGULARS.

New York, July AT United
States army recruiting head
quarters here it was said that
the ranks Of the army, now
about AZ 900 men below war
strength, will be filled by con-
scription Such information
came from WASHINGTON, it was
asserted, and was indicated
that the drafting might begin
within ten days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-07
Judge Lands Hands Out Jolt
to Draft EvaderS.
III CASES DISPOSED OF
Two Escape With Thirty-day Sen
tences, One With Sixty and Another
With Ninety - Majority of Those
Convicted Are Aliens.

Freeport, H., July 7-Opponents of
military service who defied the federal
registration law here last month were
meted heavy punishment and scathing
rebukes here by Judge Kenesaw Noun
tain Lands in United States district
court
OF 121 men arrested in Rockford
in the anti-draft disturbances there,
III were sentenced to serve one year
and day in the Chicago house of cor
rection, two escaped with thirty-day
sentences, one with sixty days, and
another with ninety days.
Hard labor" was specified in pro
nouncing sentence. Court attaches
said it was because the prisoners
would live under more rigorous condi
tions i'm the Chicago corrective insti
tuition that they were sentenced there
rather than to a federal penitentiary.
Judge Landis interrupted the hear.
ing of the cases several times to ex-
press biting denunciation of the men
who refused to obey the nations laws
in time of peril.
Draws Wrath of Court.
Almost all of them are aliens and
for these. refugees In land OF free
dom, he had the severest condemna-
tion Socialism, too. drew sarcastic
comment from the jurist.
A Russian who said he had not reg
istered because he intended to return
to his native land, now that the czar
had been dethroned, brought down on
his head the wrath of the court in
vigorous fashion.
Don't you know Russia was freed
from autocracy by force of arms and
don't you know the United States
gained its independence in the same
way?" demanded the Judge. The pris
oner had no answer.
SO many of the prisoners said they
| did not register because they intend
ed going back TO Sweden. that il
| seemed as If the men of that nation
ality were unanimous in their defense
"Why didn't you go long ago; why
wait so long?" asked the judge with
asperity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. wsscott o. Aslden, Mass,
are guests 1t "Ashiawn.n
Miss Madeline Conroy Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, Il visiting her grandmofher, Mrs.
Sarah 3. Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hancock and
friends OF Hudson, Mass. spent last week
ct the Sargent house.
Percy q. Sargent Of st. Louis, NO., is
spending his vacation with his parents,
H. w. Sargent and wife.
Misses Amelia and Lillian Dresser and
Miss Grindle OF Bangor, and Mrs. Harold
Dunn and daughter Of Bath, are At the
Dresser cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. sampson and
SON Malcolm, Mr.. Hall Of Melrose, Mass.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Q. Sargent Of
Quincy, Mass, are In town.
Aug. n. SIM.
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GEN.
sxRaENryILLE.

0AhoENx 1LAAEs
Lawrence 4. Eaton has gone to Hudson,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence I. Chatto have re-
turned to Orono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard +. Sargent have
returned to Oak Park, III.
Mrs. Forrest Snow OF Bluehill was re-
cent guest OF Miss Milliken.
Miss Nellie Cornell OF Lincoln, Mass, is
the guest Of Miss Hattie Harding.
Mrs. Harry H. Bennett OF Philadelphia
has been the guest OF Mrs. John H. Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 8. Grindle Of
Westboro, Mass, are guests OF friends in
town.
Mrs. Leroy Chatto has returned to
Rockland accompanied by Miss Elsie
Chatto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward z. Snow OF Ban
gor are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II.
Sargent.
Miss Gertr ude 8. Cover, Ronald L.
Cover. Miss Eveline Robinson, Miss
Esther Lindstrom, Miss Ethel Gray and
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To all ssfsons interested 10 either Of the a..
Atss tertinafter named:
~ rsoeste oourt held 1t Ellsworth. in and
,or the conniy OF Hancock. on the vwenty.
fstoay OF Aueas In the year OF oar Lord
ose Thousand nine huedssd cad seventee n.
sna ~ Adjournment from the seventh day Of
'hk following matters havise been pre.
= sented for the sction thereu pon herein
aftef indicated. II 10 hereby ordered: That
no,iss hereof be given 10 ] persons inter-
e"ed. ~ esasiss . c"py Of THE order 70 BE-
Reoaished three ~esss suocessiveiy In the
shswo'th Amerfean, Newspaper published
~ ksissorth. IN said county. that They NAV
spp<Af ~ probate court 70 De held 81 Ellis.
worth. on the eleventh day Of september, q a.
WI. A. ten OF the cioch In the forenoon, and
be beard thereoa 10 they zee cause.
kdsssd A. Richardson. late Of Deer Is,e, in
said eoanty. deceased. A certain iustru me nj
parpottins TO be the last will and testame nj
OF aid deceased. together with petition for
pfoeAte thereof and tor the appointment Of
the snecutrir ~itbeut giving bond, presented
~ Jo-ephine NJ Richardson. the eaecutrix
therein named.
Witness BERTRAND y. CLARK, Judge Of
sid Court at Ellsworth. tais twenty nrst
day ~ August. In the year OF our Lord one
thousand niue bundred and seventeen.
true copy.
Aiissti-Ror C. aArsx., Register.
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H>seocx S. PRoBArE CocRr.
Norics OF ArpoIs1 Mgsrs OF ESEeUross, Ap-
MSIsrAAIoRa, GUARDIANS OF ADULTS AND
cossERyAross.
SorE-Such notices in estates on
Mount Desert IslAnu will be published
hereafter in the Bar Harbor Times; in
estates in Deer Isle and Stonington,
in the Deer Isle Messenger; in all other
estates In THE ELIswokra AAERicAS.l
IDUBLtC notice In hereby given under the
L provisions Of chspter is3 OF the public laws
OF the state Of Maine OF 1917. that the following
named persons have been appointed execu-
tofs, administrators. guardians OF adults AND
eonsefvASors, respectively. In the hereinafter
named estates.
Charles X. Chrome, late OF Ellsworth, In said
county. deceased. Marie E. Chrome OF Addi'
son, Washington county. appointed admins.
tFairix Of the estate Of said deceased: date OF
qaaiincation August !, o d. 1871
Ezra Z. Dodge, late Of Bluehili, In said
cointy, deceased. Austin T. Stevens OF Blue
MI, In said county. appointed administrators
q the estate Of said deceased; date OF quail
neation August Z. d d. 1917.
Newell @. Madison. late Of Eastbrook, In
s'onington. In SAID county, appointed AZ
ministrAtor Of the estate Of said deceased;
cate OF qualification August 7, a. d, 1917.
James l. McInnis. late OF Bucksport: In said
county, deceased. Charlotte W. McInnis OF
nacksport. In said county, appointed admins.
tratrix Of the estate OF said deceased; date Of
s1.iucstluu august 7, - a. isis.
george Robiuson, late OF Buc ksport. IN sAiu
county, deceased. Charles w. Gould Of Or
iington, Pcnobscot county. appointed admin.
istrstor Of the estate Of said deceased; date OF
qnaiincation August Z. D. d. 1877.
Oiver Robinson. late OF Ellsworth, IN sald
county, deceased. Arthur b. Mitchell OF Els
s d IL said 81 ..d
quahncatton August II, .. d. 1917.
Maynard b. sargent, late Of Sorrento, In
said county. deceased. Percy l; Aiken Of
sorrento. In said county, appointed admins.
traitor OF the estate Of said deceased; date OF
aaaiincation August II, D. d. 1917.
Louise 2. Marks, late OF OrlAnd, In saio
county. deceased. Oscar p. Cunningham 81
nucksport, in said coanty. appointed execu.
tor OF the last will aud testament OF said de-
1917.
Josiah II. Gordon, late OF sullivan. In said
county, deceased. Minnie J. Wentworth, o.
atsnkiin, In said county, appointed exeSuisN
VI the last will and testament OF SAID ds-
1911.
Edward F. Robinson. late Of Ellsworth, IN
faia county, deceased. Abby 8. Robinson OF
Ensworth. in said county, appointed exeSu-
'iix Of the last will and testament OF saio oe'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-05
EAST SULLIVAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Sawyer spent Satur-
day in Bar Harbor.
The service conducted by Rev. H. Fl.
Saunderson Sunday morning was much
enjoyed.
Mrs. Phila Johnson Cole OF Poland
Springs is visiting her sister, Miss
Emeline johnson, who is III, and other
relatives here.
The "Oliver' Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic at 10 o'clock q. m. Satur-
day, Sept. s, in Mr.. 9homsen's field near
the shore. All friends OF the Sunday
school are invited to be present, bringing
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Thomson entertained
informally at lunch on Friday, i've
Baltimoresns-Mrs. Norman Day, Miss
Nellie B. Day and Miss Mary McGaw,
who motored from Bluehili, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F.. Fslconer from Northeast
Harbor.
Alden Stanley came from Swans
Island by motor boat for Mrs. Stanley and
son Fremont who have been visiting Mrs.
Stanley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E..
Bragdoh. Miss Doris Hatch accompanied
the party home for visit with her former
schoolmate, Mrs. Stanley.
Cant
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CO INTY NEWS
EAsTBRooK.


Billie Morrison and wife, who have
spent their vacation at their camp here,
have returned to Biddeford.
5ylvaniawassee summer school broke
camp to-day. They gave their, annual
minstrel show at the grange hall Monday
night, Aug. 20. for the benefit OF the
church. Their kindness l. much appre-
oiated.
Mrs. Guy Butler was happily surprised
Sunday, when fourteen relatives and
friends from Mschiasport, Columbia and
Addison came to spend the day with her.
An uncle, Mr.. Nash, eighty years old, was
one OF the youngest in the party.
Lightning Aug. 20 did over goo damage
to Eiwyn Wilbue's house. Lightning
damaged every room in the main house,
besides tearing down the chimney and
doing lots Of damage to the outside. It 10
remarkable that none OF the occupants
was injured.
Aug. "a. GEN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
have YOU Been SICK !?

Then you realze the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite
and makes work burden.
To regain your strength nothinghas
ever equaled or compared with SCOTS
Emulsion; its blood-enriching proper
ties give energy to the body while its
tonic value sharpens the appetite In
a natural, permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, be sure
to get SCOTS Emulsion today.
Scott q BOVINE. Bloomfield. Nj.
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STATE OF MAINE.


May Il. a d. 1915. at eight hours and thirty
minutes In the afternoon ny virtue OF this
wit, have attached AL the reai estate OF
the stthin med defendant, Andre Leyneek.
aad ali rght sd sitie and Interest which the
sad desend4Es. Andre Leyneek. has or had
VI real estate situated ia said county OF Han
cock TO the vssue Of t~o hundred collars, and
more partsea ariy and especially l have at
tseaec The heseiEs:ief described real estate
sitasted ~ EiJ. h In said county of Ham
eosk described As follows: Hotel Farmer.
saoss o, Green lake. Two hundred square rods.
boaadsd north by shore OF Green lake, south
By road irauiEz 10 lake
ras above attachment 10 made to secure the
Plaintiffs lien claim on same.
=. o. StLsnY. Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-05
GOULDsBORO.

The Tracy reunion was held Sept. !, with
a small attendance.
Harold Handy, who is on coast patrol,
was home few days last week.
There will be . ball at the grange nail
for he Red Cross society, Sept. 7.
Gladys Rolfe has returned from sor-
,epto. where she had employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Tracy are receiv-
;n1 congratulations on the birth OF
daughter Iolive Laural, born Aug. Is.
Sept. 8. Iin
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COUNTY. NEWS
sURRY.


Miss Lsna Sperry is in Bar Harbor for Z
few days.
Mrs. Roy Martin has returned to Boston
after spending bsr vacation hsre.
Miss Doris Kane returned Saturday
from trip to New York with Capt. N. j.
Kane.
Rev. e. 8. Gahan and wife have gone to
South Orrington, where be will supply
the pulpit.
Although the weather was unfavoEabls,
the Methodist church fair proved great
success. Net proceeds, %.
Mrs. Thomas Perkins Of Reading, Mass,
and Mrs. P. G. Corraton Of Lowell, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. e. y. Osgood.
Sept. 3. L,
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STATE OF MAINE.
Hsscock ~. SUPREME JUDICIAL CouRr

Aysii Term. A. ID. 1917.
Y pen iee sishla wrt.. ordered. Flat the
psa'ntir give notice to the defendant to ap,
peas before the ias.ice Ct oar supreme judicial
e9aft, 20 be holden ~ Ellsworth, within and
LOT the county OF Hancock, on the second
Tuesday Of octoser. y. d. 1917. by publishing
an stiested copy OF said writ and this order
thereon, three weeks successfully In the Ella.
worth American. Newspaper printed in Els
*erin in our county OF Hancock, the last
Publication 10 he thirty days ~ least prior To
the second Tue day Of October next, that he
in'y tncre aud thea ir Our said court appear
AAa s4.awrrt TO said srit-
T. r. MAHoSgY,
Clerk % the sup Jad. Court.
airus capy 81 ne writ. Officers return and
order OF c5ust h eoa.
Attess.--r. r. MAHoSgy. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-05
SOUTH PENOBsCOT.

Mrs. George Littlefield has gone to kit
terry.
Miss Dorothy Grindle has returned
from visit in Camden.
Elmore B. Roberts, who is employed in
Providence, r. l., Is at home.
Edwin Leach who has been painting at
Dark Harbor since spring, is home.
Miss Cakes Of New York recently Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. George Babson.
Preston Sellers OF Waterville spent the
weekend with his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Staples.
Mrs. Herman Grindle and children, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Quinn, ct Eagle Island, are home.
Aug. n. L.
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EAST sURRY.

Ruth SWEET has gone to Machiasport.
James +. Carey went to New Hampshire
to speak on Labor day.
Frederick Peterson OF Maiden, Mass,
was the guest Of E. E. SWEET and wife re-
Gently.
DR.. Edward Chopper and family, Of New
York, who have spent the season at Con-
tention Cove, have returned home.
Sept.3 DAFT.
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, ss,ssa' date Of Qualification Angus. !, .. a

iSiT. "s " asAi'nestion August !, .. d
John Lord; late Of Ellsworth. In ssid
worth. In said county, appoin,sd s~scr,o. -
~ ~ is.t viii snd testament OF sAid deceased:
asse e' qasiincssion August u, .. d. 1917.
bseiAmin frsnhiin Perkins, late Of css,ine
- $50 .ouny, deceased. Matte A. Perkins
20. ss.' w said eonnsy, appointed execu-
VIZ o. ne iast viii and L ia me ut OF ssid de-
1917 august ~ .. a.
kdssrd wslises Of cAstine. In said county.
I. said county. appointed Tusydtsn 81 se,d
a., .aeia GATE OF Qualification August u, .. d.
Rov c. HAirr., Register.
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HAvfN0 contracted with the City Of Ellis
i worth to support and care for those who
may need assistance during ave years begin
Ming Jsa. !. 1878. and are legal residents Of
Ellsworth. forbid all persons trusting them
on my account. a. there 10 plenty OF room and
Aeeo mmodations to care for them OF the City
Farm house. AarsuR n. MfrcusLL
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COUNTY NEWS
HANCOCK.

IiaN-oNh.
Mrs. W. =. stratton visited in Portland
LAST week.
Irving coegins OF Maiden, Mass, was
here saturday.
Hiss Lula strstton OF Lawrence, Mass,
visited here last week.
Mrs. A. r.. Googins, with daughter Elva,
is visiting her parents at Fort Fairfield.
Mrs. Frank Riley went to Calais on
Saturday TO visit friends for q few weeks.
Capt. and Mrs. r. 4. crsbtree and sons
Frederick and Holmes OF Miibridge, were
here sunday.
Mrs. Berniee Abbott. who has spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
p. Cline, returned to Monson saturday.
Mrs. Ira Gray and children, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and RS. A.
g. CraDtree, left sunday for Mansfield,
Mass.
Miss Bertha Cline left Saturday for
SOmeryiile, Mass, after spending her va
cation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George z. Cline.
Mrs. q. IA. Young, Mrs. A. 4. Crsbtree
and Mrs. ii. ". Johnson attended the
meeting OF local lie ders OF boys and
girls agricultural clubs In Ellsworth
THURSDAY.
Although there is no Red Cross organ
ization in Hancock, the lsoies have been
"doing their Bit" nevertheless. The
ladies' aid society obtained sewing from
Bar Hsrbor, and made hospital shirts and
fracture pillows. Yarn was received from
t.llsw orth, and several sweaters and pairs
OF wristers were knitted. Pamela grange
generously gave $50 for Red Cross work,
and already so has been expended for
yarn, and many pairs OF stockings, scarfs,
hospital .ocksan other articles nave been
knitted. Tue ladies VINO have charge OF
this work are Mrs. A. 1. Foss, president,
Mrs. l.. $. Jordan, vice president. Mrs.
Ella Wooster, treasurer, Miss Lola Crab
tree, secretary. Any one wishing yarn
and Instructions may OBTAIN same from
the president.
Sept. 3. H.
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brothers Flowers wers source Of oom-
fort to her, and until her health failed,
she gave her garden skillful attention d.
lighting the passerby with it, wealth Of
bloom.
Sept. 8. SPRAY.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Ray Hardison Of Sorrento spent the
weekend with his sisters, Mrs. Stella
Butler and Mrs. Marcia Bragdon.
Mrs. Ellen Stanley Of Brewer who hiss
been visiting Mrs. Nary Cousins, has re-
turned home.
aug. "a. +.
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WIN BE Repaid For Their work.

Women everywhere suffer from kidney
trouble-backache, rheumatic pains, swollen
and tender muscles, stiff joints-and it is to
help those who suffer as she did that Mrs. G..
J. Ellis. sos Sth Av., Sioux Falls, s. D., writes
II feel sure il any one bothered as was will
give Foley Kidney Pills q fair trial they will
be repaid for their work. 1t seems foolish to
neglect an ailment when there is such a
remedy to be had" They correct bladder
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-05

Impu re blood runs you down-makes You an
easy victim for disease. For pure blood and
sound digestion-Burdock Blood Bitters. At
all drug stores. Price 4l.26.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-05

Bert Mills OF Prospect is visiting here.
Eugene Limburner has been drafted to
serve as grand juror at the OCTOBER term
OF supreme court.
Chatto, OTIS and Winfred Farnham ieit
Saturday for Fort Fairfield where they
have employment for month.
Miss Harriet Tspley of Norfolk, Va
who has spent three months with her
aunt. Mrs. O. L. Tapley, left for home
Friday.
Can't. Ira Tapley, wife and daughter
Mildred, Mrs. Laura Pierce and daughter
Charlotte left for their home in Brooklyn
N. Y, Friday.
Sept. 3. Ao'
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.
Sept. 8

oiden ID. Tspiey has gone to sandy
Point to work in the shipysrd.
Mrs. r. S. Tspley and sou WATSON OF
fremont we're the weekend guests OF
Miss Lucy II. Tspiey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Bo~den OF winter
port we're weekend guests OF Z. L. Cum
mings and wife.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George A. Hunting oil
Methuen, Mass, were recent guests OF
Capt. and Mr.. George h. rspley.
Mrs. Keziah Jones, who has been VISIT
ing Mrs. Jane Fsrnham, has rented oecii
Farnham's house, and will occupy II.
Mrs. Edward Even and son Howard, oil
East Saginaw, Mich. were guests OF y
Roy Tapley and wife recently. Mr.. Even
has enlisted. and is in training at Fort
Mckinley, Portland.
Aug. q. iohSoN'
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Inc n II II u Gi;i u q e T.:
Sc; fir I;t5I
t
mn man Gd.semQS3S.2,uIux1
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Sept. j..