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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-19

FOR SALE
lo,e 1917 Olds S.
(ore 1917 Olds 4.
Ne 1918 Mitchell chummy.
,Sns 1918 Chalmers light 8.
|Two 1917 overland touring cars
I6ne lDl7 Mitchell.
|01e 1917 Chalmers, s.
Nae 1917 Sudcbakcr 4
|0ne 1915 Buick roadster.
|o,e 1917 Ford touring car.
|rvo 1916 Ford touring cars.
|one 1917 Dodge roadster.
,1pe 1918 Ford coupe.
Had a whole bunch OF others.
T,U tho above cars are in first class
condition.
G.. A. PARKER
|I.i East Second Phone 1891
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FINANCIAL

BUSINEBS OPPORTUNITIES e
BEAUTY PARLOR, doing good business
centrally located leaving city; must sell.
Address BoS X :, care World
BEAUTY PAtLOR, doing good business
centrally located leaving city, must sell
Address Roy ;. care World
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BR ING YOUR
BASKET

and got your winter apples for $50
bushel from the ear NJ First and
Elgln street, Tulsa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SAL

coon so NCRE farm only 7 mics out
.W acres wheat Price 81 500 o. 900
cash phorr 1000
irl NCRt FARM. onl, a., miles from
Kendall go arres good valley, no oil
l"s'u drlIiug near. priro fi5. ahso.
iutrN good buy Phone BAkcr Inv.
Co guUO
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY

MULTIGRAPH - Let me Ee' "a; vou1
multigrSph letters. prices right. Graos
Brazil. Sl5 Central Natl Bank BlcG-
phops sOI3
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HELr MALE OR FEMALE

HELP MALE OR FEMALE "a
| STRNOGRNpUERS AND ROOKKEEpfRS
Who graduate from ru'S, Business r..
leg" arc IN crr1f demand hrrluSr i',E
are VEL qualified be- surC to attend
/ an accredited school ono ihtf usrs nr
to date irN's. has modern methods man
i,'u, 1ruu. faculty aud b, lN1 peer .crt
patriotic VA tho hu..rrs, man. he
Knows Complete Information upon r,
quest Tulsa BusluCss COLLEGE l.1
Fast Third. Phone Srulh or Gu,c lia1
/ WANTED Responsible party to opc~ tm
lrr room m Hotel Colorado. Phone
/ I.''
WANTED Man and VIII viic Tor general
hous"worA. man Tor chauffeur. servants
quarters hhou" i2li
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE I.
nIuU school. boy. Iu. want, worA after
no""s and Saturdays Phone 1881
, MAN ANp WIFE above lr,u age would
t.kc n.Hns station. references furnished
Addrcs, T. D. r.. Con Del. or phone
ia CoInrs,IIe uAs
POSITION rlrs "r or driver, ? years
cNrrrcnr" lU auto shops. want steady
employment, married m CIasA I Al
dress N21 r,'r World
rlMrFR CLASS / man. want, job with
house ! =" production. Phone N05a,
Sperry. Os'a
HIGH class .r"uutart and office man
Ten ,.rrS' rNnrrIfn,t Boz arc,urlIrr and
credit work ihrrouEN., rgrirrc,I io takr
fII r,,pnr.In.I,r, , rfGt.,' ,rj ,,f,. uiau.
arrrnoui. best OF references furnished
Nddr"s, ii9 WrU Twelfth street. Oka
honh city Okla
SIIl NIioN. WANTED First. class com.
hihauon 'hei md pakirN man wants
steady place. : bath, lO2i Fast Ftlh
WANT WONK cam dn nm, Kind Of work
from carpenter work to book Keeping.
foreman construction work. good P"n
mar. school teacher. expert c,"rL ln
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Ill., Fn1f- ~, u y" N"'A. Wy wv
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d" y, ,- "t,I,''',r ,,''r
49,, ,,.,,il.r ", ,,,,,,,' i.,,,, ,,..,,I
nfGr, ,,J I.r,,.l '',L ,dini,s, r,p,
pluymcnt with reliable concern or in
any nrr Of work with a future and A..
surcd rhAurr NJ Advancement Address
Box N2T World
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

WF NAVE FINE OrENlNG for. high class
rn'" man hest cafe In city Sor Mr.
Iuhhs, with Abbott 4 Wrlch Robinson
HllE
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REPhIhINU MD hLMVUL-INU -oN
EFYS-MAde 70 order gun and !"cksmitA-
ing: Welding OF broken parts % iron, 70
pairing OF everything JIcob Novelty Co.
2ls Eat First Phone 72R.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
wANTED-RooMs OR BOARD

WANTED To RENT-By married couple
two Or three nicely furnished modern
light Housekeeping rooms; pleasant sur.
rounding reasonable rent: private fam.
lily preferred Address X %. care World
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EMPLOYMENT


WAN Htcuographcr by aw firm give
experience references and AiarN rN.
p"ct,d 10 first letter, Address T.. u. kox
iOr
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Ewd' K. Barrett

Phone 50 or 80 2Oi bliss Bldg
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

SPANISH INFLU EN2A--l wiz treat and
nurse spanish Influenza rherGes S2 ;
hy a retired, but registered physician ;
cure guaranteed Box N.lS. care World
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30

David A. Hooper lodge, F. and A. NJ,
and Oasis chapter, o. E. s., held joint
installation OF officers Monday evening,
Jan. q.
The Star officers are: w M, Mary
Robertson; w P, edwin F. Clapham; /;
A M, Maria Claphsm; secretary, Elizabeth
Jellison; treasurer, Eva Gordon; con-
ductress, Lizzie Campbell; associate con-
ductress, annie White; chaplain, Isabelle
Milne; marshal, Louise Hooper; Adab,
Charlotte Stanley; Ruth, Louise Holt;
Esther, Bessie Springer; Martha, Gertrude
Brinton; Electa, Margaret Milne; warder,
Ada Williams; sentinel, VIM. Bunker;
organist, Martha Havey. Installing Of
ficer, Past Matron Martha Hsvey, assisted
by Maud Osborne, marshal.
The lodge officers were installed by
John Robertson, assisted by Andrew
Dorsn as marshal, and are: w M, Arno
Wooster; s w, w. B. Blaisden; j W,
William Milne; secretary, E. F. Clapham; /;
treasurer, John Campbell; s ID, John
Robertson; D., William Bunker; S s,
Ernest Gordon; s, Alex Mckenzie;
tyler, Peter Mckenzie; marshal, Onias
Springer.
Refreshments were served and all were
entertained by music from the graphic
phone.
Ion II
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
BROOKLYN.

4 Mrs. Lyle Wescott of Sedgwick is en-
ployed at Warren Ford's.
Mrs. Percy Flanders, who has been vis-
iting her parents, has returned to Bangor.
Mrs. Augustus Gross has gone to Lynn,
Mass, to visit her daughter, Miss Jennie
Tyler.
Mrs. Edith Phillips went to Massachu-
setts Monday to visit her son, Capt. Fred
Phillips.
Miss Nellie Cousins, who spent her va
cation at home, has returned to her school
near Greenville.
Mrs. G. A. Waterman of Boston has pre-
sented to the library association nine
books on the present war. The gift is
much appreciated.
The sale held by. few members OF the
Red Cross twas success in every way.
Not withstanding the storm there was a
good attendance. The proceeds, s63. .16,
will be used for material with which to
work.
Naskeag lodge, F. and A. NJ, installed
officers Wednesday in Joint installation
with Lookout chapter, o. e. 8. The Off
GERS of the cha apter were installed by Past
Matron Miss Musa B. Dollard. At the
close of the installation, Past Matron
Belle G. Bridges presented to the out
going matron, Miss Dollard, a beautiful
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30

To ali persons Interestsd tn either Of the es.
tatss Hereinafter named
AZ a probate court held a. Ellsworth. In and
for the coanty q Hancock, ou the nrst
day Of January, 10 the year OF oar Lord
oae thousand nint hundred and eighteen,
u1HE foIoHtnx matters having been pre-
L ssnsed for tbs scti0u thsreEPon herein.
alter indicated, it is hereby ordered; InAt
Botice thereof be given 10 al persons inter
ested. By e&usinE copy OF thts order 10 De
published three Eeuks succeAAiNelf 70 the
~ Eiissorth' in said county. that they may
appear Al probate court "a be held Al Ellis
worth, on the nfth day o feoraary. q a;
ieis al ten OF the clock IN the forenoon aud
be heard thereon n they see cause.
Edward NJ. Cunningham, late Of snrry. N
said county, deceased. A certain thstrument
purpoFtiag 10 be the last will and testament
OF aid deceased, together Nilh Pesltion 70, y,
probate theraof and for the sppointment oi
the executrlH without giving bond, presented
by Howard 4. Cunningham, beneficiary
named In said will.
OF Eden, In said coanty, deceased. certain
instrument purportiuE 70 be the last will and
testament Of said deceased. tosether slth pc
tition Tor probate thereof and Tor ths sp-
bonds. presented Dy Bert n. loang and Luere
b. Dessy. the executors therein named. 49,,
Letitis b. Cumming, late o. sullivan, n saia
porting to be the last viii and testament 0i
said deceased. together wtth petition Tor pro-
bate thereof and tor the appointment ot ths
executor without giving bond presented ~
john A. Cumming, the executor therein
named.
John W. Kane, late Of Biuetiil, IN said
county .. deceased p tifiou that hdth y
Kane or some other suitable person be ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF Sala
deceased. without giving bond, presented py
Edith ID. Kane. widow OF said deceased
Ira shaw, late Of Oouid shoro- IN ssid
county, deceased. Petition that kla *. Ny
man or some other suitable person oe APP
pointed administrator ot the estate OF SAID
deceased, presented BY jefferson shaw, an
heir OF said dece ased.
Frances ID. Burriil, late OF Ellsworth In sid
county, deceased Petition that Sarah Bur
RIA Tatlsv or some other suitable person be
appointed administrator de b0Ris non With
the will annexed Of the estate of said de-
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
CAsTINE.
Jan. IS.

On account of the scarcity Of fuel, the
town grammar school has been moved to
the normal school building, and begep it's
work there January II.
Miss Martha Palmer and Miss Carrie a.
Rowe,.who have been teaching, che for
mer in West Penobscot and che latter in
CastIne, have resumed their work IN the
normal school.
Friday evening, Jan. 49,, g, M. Q. >.
boys basket bali team defeated tho Cas-
tine high school boys by score OF ~ TO IA.
The same evening, three gane9 OF two
n-minute halves were played by girls
teams, as follows: Normal first team, TO-;
Castine high,-2. Normal second team, 10.
Castine high, s. Normal 5rst team, s.;
Normal second team, 6.
Jan % x.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
rHoMpsoN- wIIooMB wEppINa.

THOMPSON wIICoMB WEDDING.
One of the social events Of the season
was the wedding OF two Of Eden's popular
young people which took place Saturday
evening at the home of Capt. p. H..
Young when his niece, Aliiene Day
Thompson, became the bride OF Ernest
Dearborn Wilcomb. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor OF the Salisbury
Cave church, Rev. James Macleod, the
impressive Episcopal ring service being
used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon L. Smith, cousins OF
the bride, were the attendants. At precise
ly O'Clock to tbeN strains of the Bridal
chorus played ny Miss Thelms johnson,
Miss Thompson and Mrs. Smith were met
by the groom and best man under huge
wedding bell in the living room which
was tastefully decorated.
After the ceremony and congratulations,
the guests enjoyed social hour. Punch,
coffee and cake were served by Misses
Elizabeth Sargent, Thelma Thomas,
Hilds Emery, rhelma johnson and
Msrgsret Rich. About thirty guests were
present.
Miss Thompson is the attractive daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Thompson,
Mr.. Wilcomb the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilcomb OF Hull's Cove. The
| bride received some very pretty gifts. The
young couple have the best wishes OF their
many friends for their future happiness.
Jan. IS, X.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30

We hereby appoint Fred A. Gordon OF
Franklin 80 agent TO supeEintend the expen-
uiture of tine sum ot rl9sps under our hirec-
tion upon the roads in the western part Of
said township No. 10, commencing a. the esst
line OF township No. and extending to a
stake marked "a" standing on the northern
side OF said road in said township No. 10; the
sum OF $4,000 Of said assessment, together
with the amount received from the State, Is to
be expended upon the State road In said
township as directed by the Stale highway
commission.
Upon township No. 10, eastern part, We
assess the sum OF $I0Sl0 for the repair Of
roads In said township as provided in chapter
10, section 90 OF the revised statutes Of Maine;
and being desirous OF state aid for permanent
improvements OF the state road In said town
ship, we hereby raise and appropriate In ad-
dition to said amount regularly raised and
appropriated for the care OF highways and
bridges ip said township, the sum OF aSo.00 as
provided in chapter rs OF the revised statutes
Of Maine. Said assessmnnts amount in all to
$155de. Rate of taxation fifteen mills on 3
dollar. VafuatiOu 4f0 RAD
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
Legal Nnttres.
STATE OF MAINE.


HAHoocK IS. At probate court held at
Ellsworth in and for said county of Hancock
on the first day of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eighteen.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
N - copy of the last will and testament of
EDWARD DE yEAUx MoRRELL, late
OF PHILADELPHIA. in the county of
PHILADELPHIA, and state OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
deceased, and of the probate thereof in said
state OF Pennsylvania, duly authenticated,
having been presented to the Judge of pro-
bate for our said county of Hancock for the
purpose OF being allowed.-filed and recorded
In the probate court OF our said county of
Hancock, and praying that letters testamen-
taTy issue to Louise Drexel Morrell, the exec
utrix therein named,
Ordered. that notice thereof be given to ali
persons interested therein, by publishing a
cory OF this order three weeks successfully
in The EllswoFth American. a newspaper
ptsuted at i5llEwofih h, ia said county OF Han
cock prior 10 he hftn day OF February, a. d..
1915 that they may appear at a probate court
then TO be held at Ellsworth, in and for said
county OF Hancock, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, aud show cause, il any they have,
against me same.
BERTRAND f. CLARK, judge OF Probate.
A tue copy.
Attest;-CLARA E. MrLLAS, Acting Register.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30

We hereby appoint X. V. smith of steuben
Is agent to spperintend the expenditure Of
he sun Of sIZSls under our direction upon
he roads IN ssiG township No. ~ the sum OF
titele9 Of said assessment, together with the
amounts received from the State, is to be ex-
pended upon he State road IN said township
a. directed BY the State highway commits
tep-
Upon township number eight, south di-
usion. assess the sum OF tsg ~ fof the
repaiE ol roads in said township, as provided
n chapter 70, section 90 OF the revised statutes
II Maine. and being desirous OF State aid for
permanent Improvements Of the State road
N said township, we hereby raise and APP
gfepriGte In addition to said amount reg
slafly raised and appropriated for the care
q highways and bridges In said township,
the sam Of tifn.0o as provided In chapter -
revised ssAi ates OF Maine. Said assessments
smSant In all 20 the sum OF t2ctet- Valu.
Hon t2c. .gtoo. Rate Of TAXATION ten mills on
Ld0ikr.
And we hereby assess upon each Of the sew
trsl owners D amtd in the following list, his
respective proportion therein set down of
psid sac Of s2p4.s as follows
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
OAK POINT.
Jan. %

Maxine Brown is with her grandfather,
p. S. Leland.
E. ALI the schools in Trenton win close
for the winter Feb. /.
Mrs. j. Wilson Jordan went 20 Lewiston
Friday to visit her sop, Frank ", Jordan.
g Mrs. Harold Higgins and Mrs ". H.
Douglas each gave progressive euchre
party last week in honor of Mrs, Higgins
sister, Mrs. Edward Hopkins.
Melvin Marshall nearly lost ono of mis-
horses last week while crossing Jordan's
river. They both got in the water, out
Mr.. Marshall was able to cescue tneIn-
Jan. 26. K.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
NoRTa l.RooKLIN.

The herring weirs on Bluehin bay have
been carried away by the ice.
Mrs Eldana Young visited her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Clarke, at Deer Isle,
last week.
Forrest Allen, who has been undergoing
military trimming in Virginia, called 'or
France Jan. 10.
Res. Daniel Kimball began series OF
meetings in the church Sunday evening,
to continue until Friday evening.
A quiet wedding took place at the par
sonaee at Sedgwick Jan. IA, when Miss
Annie l.. Choate Of this place became the
bride of Victor r. Smith OF Nsakeag
Rev. d. w. Kimban officisted, Their
many friends wish them happiness
Jan. IS. xFnornoN.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
z.rsI 7ss.ifsA
STATE or MAINE.

Z kscocg So ,- ...,.
=. ,As sorrt Of county commissioners begun
- ~ ~ Nna,len "a Ellsworth within and Tor tbe
e,-Sv ens 81 Hancock or the second Tuesday
esnSteber, q. q. 1917. and by Adjournment
~ - he ntk day of December, 3. d. 1917.
"A rev the county commissioners IN ac'
n rarSarce with section 60. chapter lV, re-
Ia statstes Of Maine, having ntst msoe an
1isssSsi irspection in the month OF September,
81 satT ef ali the county roads In the unin-
a. a.ssa,ayntss townships and tracts OF land in
81 ennpty and having thereupon made an
te4ts.ssst. al the amount needed 10 put them In
essaasr 80 as to be safe and convenient fer
telse travel. do hereby assess upon the fol-
ing sAsrribed unincorporated townships
oNis ~ ssaets OF land In said county of Hancock
~ ne,ss4ys Of water and land reserved for puo-
- nse for the above named purpose Of put
~ ara keeping said Foads in repair for the
~ -, 4 d. 1913; and also for permanent i'm
nts on State rosds,tn accordance with
gs,tsr 10 Of tne revised statutes % Maine, AS
,sIloss, 70 witt
u,op township number seven. south di-
-,s;d+. We assess the sum OF s22ie for the re-
"a, Il roads In said township as provided In
slss}rs ard being desirous Of State aid for
.s,ssassnt Improvements OF the State road In
- NV nshtp. we hereby raise and nppro-
s.s.hs IN acdition TO said smount regularly
.ised sna appropriated for the care OF high
avs and bridges in said township, the sum
'p,i10 % as provided in ebapter25 Of the re-
stssd atAtales said assessments amount In
AZ Of tssssion four mills on q dollar. And
81 hereby assess upon each of the several
,sssrs Hkned IN she following list. his re
s,selfve proportion therein set down Of said
ssrs 81 sifs.is es fJliowx;--
No Vain
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HAscocK ss.-At a probate eonrt held At
ELLSWORTH in and for said county OF Hancoc K,
ON the first day sf January, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eighteen.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting TO be
"A > copy of the last will and testament OF
JOHN A. SCOTT. late Of DENVER, in
the county of DENVER, and state
of COLORADO.
deceased, and of the. probate thereof IN said
state of Colorado, duly authenticate d, having
been presented to the judge OF probate for
our said county OF Hancock for the purpose
OF being allowed, fled and recorded in the
probate court OF our said county of Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given TO
all persons Interested therein, by publishing
a copy OF this order three weeks excessively
in the Ellsworth American, q newspaper
printed at Ellsworth, in said county OF Han
cock, prior TO the fifth day Of February,
q. d. isis, that they may appear at a probate
court then TO be held At Ellsworth, IN ana
for said county of Hancock, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, and show cause, II any they
have, against the same,
BERTRAND.E. e. CLARK. Judge of Probate
true copy.
Aitssti-cissA E. hULLAs, Acting Register
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
EAST BLUERILL..
Jan. 26.

A. J. Grindle is at home from Provi-
dence,. r. l..
Earle Ray retarned Monday 'rom Frank =
fort bringing his bride WIKI aim. Nney
are living in A. B. Leach's house,
Leon Chapman and wife returned We'd
nesday from Bangor where Mr. Chapman
had been in the Eastern Maine general
hospital for three weeks.
Jan. 26 &
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
COUNTY NEWS
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Bertram Cunningham arrived home
f:om North Jay Monday.
Dallas Butler of the U. S. N. has been
home on q five-dsys furloughs-
L. II. Hooper, Everett JellisoD. Walter
and Daniel Orr left for North Jay Monday
night.
Mrs. N. II. Williams underwent an
operation in Eastern Maine general hos
pitsl, Bangor, Friday. At the last report,
she was doing we'll. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
WEST SUKRY,

b. W. rrundy accompanied his sister,
Mrs. Lula Conary, to her home in Lynn,
Mass, returning home Saturday.
A. Elwel Leach of Lowell, Mass, spent
the weekend with his uncle, X. 8. Leach.
Frank Gray of Brighton, Mass, is visit
ing his uncle, Capt. G. F. Gray.
Irving Grindle has sold his colt to B. w.
Trundy of Lynn, Mass.
Jan 2S l.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
PAUPER NOTICE.

HAvING contracted with the City of Els
Ill worth to support and care for those who
nav need assistance during five years begin
ning Jan. /, 1915, and are legal residents OF
Ellsworth. I forbid all persons trusting then
on my account. ~ there is plenty OF room snc
Accommodationx to care for them at the city
Fnrm hoass AKrHuR b. NITcH ELL.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
liar. Valuation, sio,sso

We hereby appoint Fred A. Gordon OF
Franklin agent to superintend the ex-
penditure of the sum OF slG5.i0 under our
direction upon the roads in the eastern part
OF said township No. 10. commencing at q
stake marked "a" on the north side OF said
road and extending TO the west line of
CherRyhsld, the sum OF 5000 OF said assess
ments together with the amount received
from the State. is 10 be expended upon the
the State highway commission.
Upon township No. ~, middie division
we assess the sum OF rs for the repair
OF roads in said township as provided in
chapter 10, section 80 OF the revised statutes
Of Maine, and being desirous of stare aid
for the permanent improvements OF the
State road In said township, we hereby
raise aud appropriate in addition to said
amount regularly raised aud appropriated
for the care of highways and bridges In said
township. the sum OF $4,000 as provided
In chapter IS revised statutes OF Maine.
Said assessments amount In sll to s3os 75
Rate OF taxation eight mills on dollar
Valuation, tSs,59s
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30

We hereby appoint Frank 5. Rowe of
Aurora SIS agent to superintend the ex-
pendituTe of tae sum OF SOS rs under our
direction upon the roads in said township
No. ~; the sum Of 10000 of said assessment
together with the amounts received from
the State is to, be expended upon the state
road In said township as directed by the
State highway com mmisslon.
Upon township No. 2s, middle division,
We assess the sum OF si2o.40 tor the repair OF
roads in said town ship, as provided in chapter
10, section 60, OF the revised statutes OF
Maine, and being desirous of State aid for
the permanent Improvements OF the State
road In said township, we hereby raise and
appropriate in addition to said amount
regularly raised snd appropriated for the
care OF highways and bridges Ia said town
ship. the sum of $4,000 a= provided IN chap
ter IS rev sed stalntes Of Aaine. Said az
sessments amount in all TO e220 90. Rate OF
taxation i've mills on u dollar. Valuation.
s44.eso.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30
SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs. Aston Leland is visiting in Bar
Harbor.
LewisLelaDd spent severardays recently
In Marlboro.
Interesting letters have been received
from Mrs. Ralph Robbins, who, with her
husband, is enjoying the winter at Palm
Beach, Fla.
Jan. %. Il.
Ellsworth American., 1918-01-30

at night and tosses restlessly, you feel sor-
ried. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
dren Break up Colds in "a hours, Relieve
Feverishness, Constipation, Teething Dis
orders and destroy worms, Used by Mothers
for 80 years. All Druggists, 25c. sample
FREE. A. S. OLhsTED, Leroy, N Y.