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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1917.
The Municipal Election.

The municipal election is less than
two weeks away, yet no political
excitmens is yet manifest. The re-
publican csucuses will be held this
evening, and the democratic caucuses
to- morrow evening. Present indica-
tons are that Mayor Hagerthy and
the present full republican board of
aldermen will be renominated, prac-
ticalIy without opposition. g. f.
Newman will doubtless be renomi-
mated for street commissioner. The
democrats are manifesting very little
interest in the election. The only an
nounced democratic candidate for
nomination is Joseph Morrison for
street commissioner.
If the democrats should put up a
fight, they will find the republicans
arrayed on the record of the past year
"a reduction OF 5000 in the city
debt and reduction OF the tax rate
from 81 mills TO 25 mills. IL is the
first time in many years tina. any real
showing has been made in the reduc-
ton OF the city debt, and the present
board proposes, If it is returned, to
make similar progress the coming
year.
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MAURICE powSEY.

Maurice Do~ney. one OF Eiiswort h 8
oldest citizens, died Friday morning at
his home on Liberty street. He had been
gradually failing in health long time,
from old are.
Mr.. Downey was born in Clair, county
Cork. ireland, March 4, 1S2s, and carr~ to
this country ycang man. For more tue n
industrious and worthy citizen. tie was
loyal to the country OF his adoption, and
odered his life for ia in the Gvil war.
He enlisted in Jaly, 1862, in Co. G, ist
Maine heavy artillery, and served with
this regiment until kis discharge in June,
1855 In 1854 this regiment, which bad
been doing guard service near Washing
ton, was ordered to the front, and received
vsritable baptism OF fire in the next few
months, especially at SpottsylvaniA, vi here
the regiment was all bat wiped oot. This
regiment is credited. with larger Iossee
thsn any other regiment engaged In the
Civil war.
Mr.. Downey WAS wounded at Spottsyl-
wanna Other important battles In which
he was engaged were Frederick sburg and
Petersburg Pike.
His wife, who was Misc Mary Reordan
of Manchester, n. H., died twenty-five
yesrsAgo. He had since made his home
with his daughter in law Mrs. Mary Dow
ney.
The funeral, with requ;sm mass, was
held Monday morning 1t 81. Joseph's
church, Rev. p. J. Flanagan officiating.
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REVOLT III COSTA RIGA
LIKE A COMIC OPERA
Properly Press ACCENTED and 9th
erwise Very theatrical, Says
an Eyewitness.

-on Jan - l vas In San Jose, the
enough to he an eyewitness Of Cen
trail American revolution" says Ber-
trand Shadweil In the New York Trib-
une. The president of Costa Rica
was, as you are aware. deposed on that
day by coup d'etat by the minister
OF war. The deposed president took
refuge In the American legation. The
scene Of action was the plaza in front
of the artillery barracks. in the heart
of San Jose
'vFAea accidentally arrived on the
spot, about 10 o'clock in the morning,
tacles, armed with sword and revolver,
was marching vigorously around and
around the plaza and shouting excited
iy to the populace. He was accom-
panied by two buglers. The crowd OF
spectators became denser every minute.
Then. without any warning. there
was a quick rattle of rifle shots from
the artillery barracks, from the police
barracks, from the roof Of the new
postoffice and from every housetop In
the neighborhood. and the enormous
crowd of citizens suddenly and vio-
lently ran for their lives.
The object Of this fusilade was not
apparent, but six innocent persons
were wounded. The firing lasted about
FIVE minutes. II appears that all this
had been arranged In advance and that
printed notices had been sent around
to those who were favorable to the
revolution, naming the day and the
hour. Nevertheless, the secret was
kept. and the government was taken by
surprise.
when left San Jose the town was
in possession of the revolutionists, con-
sisting OF armed citizens and soldiers
The rebellious minister Of war. Gen
eral Don Federico A. Tinoco Granadoe.
was running the government. and the
deposed president. Don Alfredo Con-
zales Flores. was still hiding In the
American legation The whole revolu-
ton from beginning to end was like a
theatrical performance. 1t was as In
teresting as a novel and as funny as a
good comic efera."
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------------------------- -
WINTER HARBOR.

A valentine party was held Wednesday
evening by Winter Harbor sewing circle.
The masquerade ball Friday evening
was we'll attended. The costumes were
varied and striking.
Mr.. johnson OF Philadelphia, who is to
assume charge OF 9rindstone Inn the
coming season, was in town last week. -
The annual church roll-call was held in
tho Baptist church Tuesday afternoon.
Picnic supper YVES enjoyed BY about forty.
IN the evening Rev. N. G. Miner gave an
intsresting sermon.
Two exciting overtime basket ball
gzmes were played ct Hammond hall Fri
day evening. The Wintsr. Harbor jolly
Five defeated the Harrington Convicts,
1-z2, and the Winter Harbor high school
won from the Harrington high, "A to "a.
Dancing followed.
Feb. 10. 8.
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OBITUARY.


Letssia A., wife Of Henry NJ. Brown,
died sasarday morning at the home Of
her dsugHser, Mrs. Frank L. Heath, whe re
she had bern q few days sfter being taken
III. Death vas due to pneumonia, but
Mrs. Browns health had not been good
for several weeAs and she vas not able TO
withstand the attack.
Mrs. Brown, whose maiden name was
Letitis A. Garland. was born in Ellsworth
seventy-three years sgo, and this city hsd
Away. been her home, She was married
to MIR. Brown August II, 1898, ana last
year they celebrated thei- golden wedding.
she leaves three daughters, all living in
Ellsworth Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Monroe Y.
mellow and Mrs. Willis Dom; also o,c
sister, Mrs. Chsrses II. Srufih, OF Win
throp, Mass
Mrs. Brown wes q most estims Bile
woman, and q devoted mother. OF cheer
full disposition, her eompanionship was
cherished by sll who knew her. she WAS
q charter member OF Sokornis Rebeksh
lodge, and in 1sos, two years after the in
stitution OF the lodge, was elected its
treasurer She bad served continuously
and faithfully in that Office until the be-
ginning OF the present iodse year, whsn
she declined reelection.
The funeral was held ct the sorne of Mrs.
Heath Monday Afternoon, Rev.k. b. Msth-
ews OF the Congregational cbnxch offici-
ating
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AMERICAN AUTOS IN BERLIN.
Freight Trucks Captured on the Var
powdale Put 10 Use.

For several days now several huge,
new freight automobiles have been
scorching through Berlin's snow piled
streets, where their foreign appearance
attracts much attention They are
American cars that were ordered by
the Russian army authorities. There
were ia of them on the British ship
Yarrowdale. which was captured and
brought to Germany. Most Of the cars
were taken to Berlin. where they mr.
rived just in time to relieve the an
noying difficulties Of transport caused
by the intense cold and heavy snow
fall.
These American cars are Of the ''bull-
dog" shape and In color are very much
like the German field uniform. They
were found to be provided with many
duplicate pieces Of machinery. Their
cost Is estimated at $4,000 each. In
Berlin they are employed in carrying
much needed coal and supplying deal
ers with nour. potatoes. beets and 9TH
er provisions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21
STONlNGrON

The annual installation OF ofYirers OF
Sunset temple. p. s., was held Feb. IA.
Mrs. Emma Small vas Installing olicer,
assisted BY Mrs. Hannah Gardner, G. s.,
and Mrs. Minnie Chalmers, q. NJ. The
ofiiosrs: Mrs.. Grace Gs&t, II. 4 c.;
Mrs. Mile Chatto, S.; Mr. Lillian
Nopes. j.; Mrs. Lonia Mcgee, M; Mrs.
SUSIE johnson, NJ. A. q; Mrs. Annie
Noyes, M. r.; Mrs. Sadie Cousins, p;
Mrs. Lzsie Murphy, G. a program oil
music, readings and songs vas enjoyed,
followed BY refreshmsnts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21

NOTICE or FORECLOSURES

uyHEREAs Franz NcMu,liu ana
w MeMuihn Of Tremomt. in the ensnas
Of Hsnccek- ana State o. Mstne, ~ Ly
mo !teage deed, dated the fouy.h snlr
september. o. d ~ q and secordsd in ~. "
cock county registry OF deeds, book "a ~.
SO, conreyed 10 me. the undersirued P.se
tain parcel OF real estate situate IN T,s,,o...
IN said corniy OF HAncsrk. and boends 81 y
foliovss-A certain lot or parcel Of iass ss,r.
ate IN sstd fremont on the east ssde y, ma
Harbor, bounded snd deyefibeu as toslo~s
10 wit Beginning on the EASTERN side o, ~
highway leading rom the Mckinley .chors
honse 10 the wharf Of Perry W Richs,sso,
IN the portherly lire originally bounssra..
the iats Moses Riehardson's hcmcstead Leg
thence following said northefiy Hue son,s
esaerly to q some causeway; thence saet =
The eevnty road thence following said sou,,.s
road aortheriy ave rods 10 q stage. thsrsS
west "northwafdiyr to The easterly sids -
the n,shwsy srsf above mentioned. thr,csss
following he ea~teriy side OF said hlxhvsv .
southeriy to the place of beginning enutai1s
ing two acres. more or less. Excepting ana
ressrvipa from h. above o small pisce ~
hand. fnciuded In TIE southwest corner on tss
lot for the sew hail now In cour ructior ala
one other small strip al land sold TO W.,
Underwood Co, on TIVE side Of the resrry6I,
in ssc by said com any This conveyance in
clu5es the dwelling hcase and stable on ~.
above describes lot For title TO the Ahsgvsf
cony7 yed premises reference IL HEREBY given
to book ais. page -. in the registr ~ OF deeds IN
said Hancock connty; ana whereas the corr
dition ~ said mortgage bas ncen bro ken, now
tEerefcye. by reason of the hreach ~ the con
d,iion thereof. cisim = foreclosure Of said
MORTGAGE
Jan. 81. 1917. JosErH II. wafrxonH
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MCKINLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace King are at home
from Boston.
Irving Torrey is loading With fish from
p: w. Richardson 4 Sens wharf, for
Gloucester. z. A. Stanisy accompanies
him.
Arthur Black Ia ct home from Boston.
Miss Annie Colt returnsd Monday from
. trip to Portland, Bangor and Bar Har-
Dor.
Feb. 10. Pm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW ARMY GUN EQUAL TO
"6iG nERTHAs" OF GERMANY

v The United States army will J.
u soon be supplied With a huge !.
y fieldpiece exceeding in fcrmida- =:
y 6leness the Big Berfhas" Of the !.
" Germans. Z
y The gun will be o. inch field y
q gun similar in type to the 81 y
u which formerly occupied place y
= on British cruisers. IL is only =
y about 65 per cent of the ealiber u
g of the ~ centimeter German y
y gun, but Of infinitely greater Ca =
y pacity for field work. its sponsors -
y assert. u
q Tie guns VIII be built by the q
q bethlehem Steel company, which y
e has received orders from secre- y
" tary OF War Baker TO abandon "
V work On smaller ordnance stores q
y ordered and take up the con- -
" struction OF t$.rty nine batteries q
y OF four inch tieIdpieces and thir- g
y teen batteries Of six inch guns. e
y g
y y Y - x =; :; :; x - y q IS x e y 70 q
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SARGENTvIi.IE.

Herbert J. Grindell of SomerviIle, Mass,
Ia visiting his parents.
Mrs. II. j.. LymbuyDer and lchildren
have returned from IsiesboTo.
Clifford r. Cummings OF West Brooks
willie has been the guest Of Ralph Harding.
Mrs. 0ancello Herriek and Mrs. Bick-
ford Of South Bluehili visited in town last
weak.
Feb. 10. SIM.
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Offers Mine to Government.

c. Vey Holman, owner Of the extensive
molly bdenum deposits at Catherine hill
on the Cherryfield road in Hancock
county, has given evidence OF his Ameri-
canism by offering the mines to the gov
eminent, in event OF war with Germany.
Moiy bdenum is essential to the process OF
hardening steel for heavy ordnance and
srmor plate.
Mr.. Holman's telegram to President
Wilson is as follows:
I'm the event of cur country being involved
in war with another power, United States viii
be Mt liberty to take from my molybdenum
mine in Hancock county such quantities. of
ore asl mayi be required for our goverme ntal
armor plate ;plant. without further ceremony
of law
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xorrc. or FORECLOSURES

NVHERE.ts Henry D. Smith OF Ellsworth
w Hancock county. Maine. by his tpsrt.
sase deed dstsd December Z. a d. 1874 ana
vccrced in Hapcock county. Maine
registry of deeds = book AS, page 49, can.
pcs ed 10 me, the snds rsign~d. Ellis J. SAITH
scertsin parcel ~ land with all the buiidiues
thereon. situasea ut ellsworth Fails 50
described follows. TO wit. Beginnfnx on
thee eastern Inc a. the roxA lcAdis s from
Ellsworth to Wsltham and at the n~yshwest
COINS OF . lot owpc-s by Edward aus Martin
" Moore. thence apus h@M-aerly BIZ sHld
Moorek north line toartren rods and twenty
links to land al Frederick Dovr or his wife.
thence northcAsterfy ny said Doris line hvv
rcdssth~ ace nortnwssssriy snd parallel With
tHr arxf hoe eight rods snd seventeen links;
thesce ,su' b riy four rsr3s to AXE. seven
rods aud ten LINKS easte,iy from the cas-, line
81 the to@d thrnca nor a~esierly Aud parallel
10 said Moore line. sewn rods and ten LINKS
20 the ross: thence e.utaeriy on the line O.
ssid road GRE roe TO thu place % beginning
= nd con- ainssg one-fous ~ of an more nr
ices. excrpxing ard rps~rvtag Hn5o Ae
alcags, of sid Eiis~cr b. abe rigbs TO use for
all Lime ss pass ~sy the strip 81 land run.
ming from the lot on wh'ra cora Is. MeQagnn
fo-Bs ny fvsd TO the higssss. hetHs ali And
the deerSd to b. James a.
Ciunxh. by deed dated April .. 1905.
and h~reas sh~ eonAitt,n " ss'd raorsgAxe
has b. en- brohea. and reu.srs bfoksn. noN,
therefore, BIZ reason ~ the orssch of the con.
sittou iherwf I claim . for~closurr Of said
tioo TO forecioss the same.
Etrs J, SMITH
BY Fssa L. Mason,
Der attorney.
pe.csi ., said Ellsworth. February IS. a, d.
vs7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21

JACKSON, MISS, MAN
Tells How 70 Cure Chronic Cough

UoI1D NOW UV00 V0O1f1O OUuSu
Jackson, Miss.-T am q carpenter,
and the Grippe left me with chronic
cough, rundown, worn out and weak
I took all kinds of cough syrups without
help. read about Vinol and decided to
cry It. Before 1 had taken bottle I
felt better, and after taking two bottles
my cough is entirely cured, and I have
gained new vim and energy."-JoHN L.
DENNIf.
vinol is q delicious non-secret tonic
which is guaranteed for coughs, colds
and bronchitis and for all weak, run
down conditions
Geo. A. Parcher. Druggist, Ellsworth. Also
etuthe leading drug stores in all Maine Towns
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CASTzNE.

Mrs. Noah Hooper u ct home after three
weeks in Lowell. Mas.
Prof. Richardson attended Csstine
Alumni association ssunion and banquet
In Boston Saturday.
At . special town meeting Saturday
evening 1t was votsd to have electric
lights. Work will commence on Same
very soon.
Feb. 10. q.
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NORTB SULLIVAN.

Mrs.. 0sorgs Obsg 10 very i'll.
Mrs.. Mario HAvey entertained the,
Christmas clab Monday evening.
Mothers day was observed in thu
schools Friday, with fine program.
The Camp HfEs girls gave an entertainr
mont in the grammar schoolroom Friday
evening.
Feb. 10. h
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vINHE subscriber hereby gives notice thai
i she has been daily appointed sdminis-
tratrix Of the estasa -
ANN. s2gART. late Of ELLSWORTH.
In the county 81 Hancock, deceased. And
given bondAas The Law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF saia
deceased ass desired ID prsseA, the same for
ssttlemsnA and all indebted thereto are re-
Queesed ~ MAKO payment imnediately.
Feb. IA 1o17. MaSy G. stuart.
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TNHE snbscrlber hereby gives notice thai
- h has been duly appointed admins"
TRAITOR q the estate OF
g.. wHIrCOAB COUSINS, late Of BLUE
HILL. S~
bonds a The law directs. All persons
having demands against the estate OF saia
aeceased are desired to present the same iol
settlement, and all Indebted thereto are
requested to make payment immediately.
Feb. II, 1917. RoBRRr L. WITHAs
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
- she has beenduiy appointed administfa'
trix OF the estate Of
CHARLES w. BROWN. late OF oRLAND'
In the county Of Hancock. deceased. being eh.
cused from giving bcnds. All persons havlns
demands against the estate OF said deceased
are deaired to present the ssme for setsi sa
ment, and all indebted thereto are Tequeste"
70 make payment immediately.
Feb. u idiT. ALics g. BRows'
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At SO CHOPS SEVEN CORDS.
Garrett lssman Of sparkiii Demon
stratss HE visor In Old Age.

otrotoo ne vt0or IN Oto age.
Garrett Iseman. Rockland county'A
oldest exponent Of physical culture,
who is ninety three, demonstrated his
tigor recently by cutting the last Of
seven cords Of wood he had sawed and
split this winter at his home IN
Sparkill. n. Y. He made wager with
friends several weeks ago that he
would convert the big pile into kindling
wood himself.
Iseman, the dean of Erie railroad en-.
gineers, sat In cab for more thar
forty years. He worked on the first
train that ran over the road and helped
to build the third mile Of the road him
self This was In 1882. He retired
about thirty-two years ago.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed s1ecntriI
81 the last will and testament OF
FRANK T. DOYLE. late Of ELLSWORTH.
IN the county OF Hancock. deceased. DO bond
being required by terms OF said viii. All
peyaonA having demA nds AZ ainss ths estate OF
said deceased are desired to presens the same
fos settlement. and all indebted sherefo are
requested TO make pay ment Immediately.
Feb II. 1877. KA7n y DOYLE.
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SOUND.

Miss Myrtle Tinker is visiting her
sister in Lamcine.
Reuben Brown Of Sound and Bealah
Norwood Of Eden we're married Feb. IA,
at Der Harhcr.
Feb. 49,. n
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THE subscIibef HEREBY gives notice that
L he has been duly appoiAhsA executor
~ the last will and testAsasnt of
ANNA HARKIHs, jAtAof NJ. DE6ERT.
In the county Of HA0neck. deceased, no,
bond being requksed ~ terms OF
aid will All persons hasing demands
against the estate OF sAA deceased
settlement and all isdebsaA thereto are re-
qUssted 70 make psy uzaAt imnsAiasely.
Feb. IL, 1877. los n. HARKiss.
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H.. Fiaht Sons, AlI eaeheIors.

Mrs Catherine German, widow Of
Toledo, O.. has eight bachelor sons. 1t
is claimed that this Is the largest fam
lily Of the kind in that state.
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THE Subscriber hereby giyes ice that
1 sAe has been duly appointed execu,riI
81 ths last win and testament Of
John 7. r FREEMAN. late Of SOUTHWEST
HARBOR.s
In ths county Of Hancock. deceased. no
bond Sstng required by the tsrmA Of SAID
sr..,., III. ,s a, nAns t s semsnos
are desired 70 present the same FOR settle
nent. and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment immediately.
Feh- u 1871 kArHl1 h WALLS
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

Mrs. Joan Wakefield has returned to
Bar Aarbor.
John 8. Coombs and wife have returned
from Franklin.
Ralph Newman has returned from q
visit in Boston and New Haven, Conn.
Feb. 10. C.
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HNAE subscribsr hsssoy gavss notice that
u he has been duly acpsanasd administfA-
tor Of the estate Of
ALoNzo 9. GRAN. la1s - BLURHIL4-,
In the county on Hannoek, deceased. AMI
given bonds - the Ian directs. AL PER
sons having ds0AndA against thA~ eseite
q said deceased Az aosired 10 present
thsrsto are requested - mako payusnt Inn
Dediatsly.
Feb. II. 1917. OMAN ". fArIsY.
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. George B. Davis is in Waldoboro.
About twenty OF the Pythian sisters
went to Seal Harbor Wednesday to help
installed lodge there.
Feb. 10. THKIMA.
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female ltlp SNsstee.

ss--~=
rTkL or woman tor general housewsrk.
NJ Me-. q. A. PAs<HKs- II Nigh st. Els
worth.
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Situations SIlsr,rn.

sr~ss~~~r~--~~~N-~~ssa-sees .S~~~s~
HoUSBKREPER o. experieneew d IRE
n position in o wiaowers email family.
Beat references. Address D.. sare OF THx
AMERICAS. Ellsworth.
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In the Dissrie, Ceart OF the United States tor
the Hancock District ~ Maipe-
Northern Division.
In the matter o. r., o.A,
EcssxK c BAsss, " Gs
Bankrupt. - ~
To the creditors Of Eugene Hama. Of sulIi-
van In the COUNTY OF HAneock and distinct
aforesaid. . bankrupt;
NOTICE 10 hereby given that % the 18th
IN dAy Of February O. d 1917, the sad
kuxs ne G.. Aanna was duly adjadieAted
bankrupt. and that the hrst meeting OF bis
creditors will be held nj my once I'm Ellsworth.
Maine. 90 the Ind day OF Aarch. .. d. 1917. AZ
two O'Clock In the ate ruooa, at whic h tine the
said creditors may site nd. prove their claims.
appoint trnssee. exAmine the bankrupt and
transact such other business - may properly
come bsfere said meeting.
WILLIAM Z. wHfrsSa.
Referee IN Ban kruptey.
E,hswosth. Me-. Feb. II. 1917.
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We cxer One Hundred Dollars Reward Tor
any csss Of Catsrfb that csnuct BE- cured By
Halls CAszrrh Care.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co.. Toledo. q.
We. the undersigned. have known y. j.
Cheney for the las is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business trans
ACTIONS and hnanciaily SHE TO carry cut any
Obligations nssSe by his FIRM
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, O.
Hai~~ ratarrh Cure Is taken tpternxtty.
acting directly apon the biocs and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sect
free. Prfre Is cents per bottle. sold by ala
Druggists
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THE Subscribers hereby give notice tina,
i they have been duly appointed execu-
tsices OF se@ iAst will aud tesiame n; %
MARTIN BALL Or MARTIN N. HALL. late
Of BUcKsPoRT.
n the eonusy Of Hancock, Diseased. no bond
being req uired BY the terms of sAid Will. Al!
persons having demands sxainst the estas< of
sid deceased are dssiYed 10 preseaf the same
for tie sDt, asd all indie bts the rseo are re-
suesAsd 10 make pay ment i'm ediately.
ALics y. BALn-
Feb M MI AxxIs n. Hivyn1psk.
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fur S4l.

CPEC7AL bargsys~ in wood saw outfits. cot
- onsavs kerosene and gasoline ensiuss.
electric lighting plsots, water pisuts. ssnr
for circyNss IL will ave you m@aey. THoA-e
DIXIE Msesfsx CosPssy. Portland. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21
$ursa. Ne,isG
WOOLENS

GAVE money by baying dress mater Al and
y cestings direct from factory. wrtc Tor
ssmples and state garment p$&aoed-- y. A.
PkcxAkp. Bos - Camden. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21
SGidntsn

DINE puipvccd. other timber tracts scar
l. r. z Acres. estimation; locssions price.
Box ses. Bar Hsrbvr. Me.