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HONORS FOR MAINE.
Boys and Girls Bring Home Prizes
from Springfield Show.


The State of Maine boys and girls
clubs were represented at the Springfield
exposition by delegates from three
counties. Kenneth Gibbs, John Ness and
Philip Harvard from Androseoggin
county were in the stock judging con-
test. Virginia SprouI, Caroline Wass and
Gladys Tracy from Washington comfy
were in the bread judging contest. Cath
crime Austin, Dorothy Cook and Marjorie
Jellison from Hancock county were in the
canning judging contest.
The girls in the canning club of Han
cock county sent 142 jars of canned prod
ucts to the exposition.
John Ness, eleven years old, won third
prize in placing the Holsteins.
Dorothy Cook of Hancock won second
prize in class 70, which consisted OF three
jars of green's.
Marjorie Jellison was third and Dorothy
Shackford fourth in class n, three Jars
plums.
Dorothy Shackford was third in class
70, one jar each of chicken, soup and beef.
The special premium, chest OF silver,
offered by the Moxie Co. for the largest
and best assortment of canned goods ex-
by Marjorie Jelli on of Ellsworth Falls,
who exhibited sixty jars.
A pageant mile long was given Fri
day, in which each of the ten states par
ticipated. The Maine boys and girls, as
sisted by Mayor Philbrook, staged po-
tato float representing Maine, which won
its share OF applause along the line.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. HARRIETTE E. HOLMES.

Harriette E., widow OF William A.
Holmes, died Monday morning at her
home on Main street, in the seventy
fifth year of her age. She had been in
failing health long time.
Mrs. Holmes was daughter of the
late William H. and Hsrriette (Gott)
Hartman of Hsrriman's Point, BROOKLYN,
and was the last survivor of large
family. She had lived in Ellsworth more
than fifty years, and had been member
OF the Congregational church more than
thirty years.
Mrs. Holmes leaves one daughter, Miss
Minnie E. Holmes of Ellsworth, and q
foster son, Roy c. Iaines, now in Cali
fornIa.
The funeral was held at the home this
afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. r. B. Mathews
officiating. The bearers, all relatives of
the deceased, were Irving S. Candage of
Sedgwick, Weston j. Gott of North
Brooklin, Wellington Clay of Bluehill
and Robert B. Holmes of Ellsworth.
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Legal Notifies.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

WHEREAs Hannah Q. Kingsley OF
w Gouldsboro, county OF Hancock, State
OF Maine, by her mortgage deed dated May /,
deeds for Hancock county, in book s55, page
l5e, conveyed to @. X. Preble in his lifetime
9 certain lot or parcel of land situated in said
Geulosboro, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit; Beginning at a stake on the
southeast side of the town road leading to
Winter Harbor, one hundred and ninety-one
feet southwest from John Shaw's old line and
running south forty- five (s5o) degrees east
three hundred and thirty seven feet to
stake theSce south twenty-five and one half
l2zA30) degrees went to John Sargent's line;
thence southeasterly on said John Sargent's
line twenty-one and one-fourth rods to a
STAKE st the pasture fences thence northeast
erly across the former Aianson Kingsley lot
by the pasture fence to a spotted tree on John
Shsw's old line; thence north forty five (45o)
degrees west en- John shsw's old line to
within fifteen feet of the barn now standing
there; thence south forty-five (45o1 degrees
west land fifteen feet from said barnl seventy
and parallel with John Shaw's old line to the
town road; thence southwesterly by said town
road TO place of beginning. Also un-
divided half part OLA certain lot or parcel of
land situated in said Gouidsboro, known as
the pasture as now fenced being from the
pasture fence now there TO Jones' Pond and
shaw. Also an undivided half part of the lot
in the northwest corner Of the Alanson
Kingsley lot in said Gouldsboro, being
seventy three feet wide and two hundred and
five feet long together with Que undivided
half part of all the buildings situated thereon.
Reserving right OF way one.rod wide leading
from the barn in southeasterly direction as
now travelled across the first mentioned lot
in this deed to the pasture. Being tie same
premises conveyed to me by warranty deed
from Nicholas W. Bunker and Nellie S.
Bunker. dated May 81, 1854, and recorded in
the Hancock county registry OF deeds, in
book 2ol, page 297. And whereas the said c.
h. p eble has since deceased and the unde
signed was on the twentieth day Of November,
1918, du appointed administrator OF the es-
tate OF said Q. III. bile; and whereas the con
dition OF said mortgage has been and now re-
mains broken, now therefore, by reason of
the breach OF the condition thereof, claim a
foreclosure OF said mortgage in behalf OF said
estate.
w. B. BLAIspELL. administrator of
the estate of Charles Il. Preble.
Dated at Sullivan this eighth day OF Sep
TENDER .. d. 1918.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAS, William Robinson, Of Ire
w mont, county Of Hancock, and State of
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated May q,
a. d. 1915. and recorded in the Hancock
conveyed to the undersigned, Allie Rich
Trask of fremont, in said county, and Gym
thia Rich Stanley Of Southwest Harbor, in
said county and State two certain lots or par
cells Of land situated at Seal Cove, in said
fremont, bounded and described as follows,
side of the highway leading from Seal Cove
to Goose Cove and following Benjamin Colts
southerly line southeasterly to Richmond
Lalley's land and the northeast corner bound
OF Ambrose Thurston's house lot, thence fol-
lowing said Thurston's northerly line south
westerly to the eastern line OF said highway,
thence following the easteroline Of said high
way northerly to the place OF beginning in
said Colts line: containing six and ore third
(6i3) acres more or less. Second lot: Be
ginning on the vest line OF the county road
leading from Seal Cove to Goose Cove and in
the south line OF the new road leading to J.
b. RumilPs and following said COT uty road
southerly sixteen (l6l rods to stake
and stones. thence ,outhwesterly twenty COY
rods to stake and stones; thence north
westerly sixteen $50 rods to said Rumill
road, thence northeasterly but following said
aumill road twenty e20) rods to the place OF
beginning, containing two acres mere or less
tsgether with the buildings thereon, both
lots being the same premises conveyed to
nee this day by deed OF Allie Rich Trssk and
Cynthia Rich Stanley; and whereas the con-
dition of said mortgage has been broken,
nos therefore. by reason of the breach OF
conaitior thereof we claim foreclosure of
said mortgage.
ALLIE R1cH TRAsK,
CYNTHIA RICH STANLEY,
By George r. Fuller, their attorney.
August Is 1919.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured,
Sept. q.

not reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh is
local disease, greatly Influenced by con-
stitutional conditions. and in order to cure
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acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces
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some Of the best tonics known, com bined
with some OF the best blood purifiers. The
perfect combination of the Ingredients in
Halls Catarrh Medicine is what produces
such wonderful results in catarrhal condi-
lions. Send for testimonials, free.
F. }. CHENEY & CO, Props. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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SIJRRY.

Clyde Torrey returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Mckay went to Portland
Monday.
Frank Jordan and wife arrived home
Thursday.
Francis Harden left Tuesday for Boston
to attend college.
Paul and George Clark have been spend
ing few days at home.
Capt. n. E. Kane went to RockIand
Monday to attend navigation school.
Doris Kane and Susie McGraw have
returned home from Southwest Har Dor
where they were employed.
Thomas Perkins and wife, who have
spent their vacation with Z. n. Osgood
and wife, have returned to their home in
Reading, Mass.
Sept. %. L,
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President Wilson is not gaining
ground or dignity il his speaking
tour IN the attempt to put over his
peace treaty and league of nations in
nnadnltefared form. Gases in which
he has fatty contradicted himself
multiply daily, and he does not at
tempt denial or explanation. The
chance of being able to force through
the Senate the treaty and covenant
without reservations are fast dwin-
ding. Several democrats heretofore
regarded as staunch administration
adherents have, since the President
started on his trip, declared that they
will not vote against the amc adment
TO equalize the voting power of the
United States and the British Empire
IN the league. In this connection, the
statement made by the President
that the six votes of the British EN-
pire would have no more weight than
one vote of the United States, was
met oy statement read into the
records in the Senate Monday. This
official statement, signed by Presi-
dent Wilson, Lloyd George of Eng
land and Clemenceau of France, is to
the effect that self governing domin-
ions of the British Empire are eligi-
BILE as members of the governing
council of the league.
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In the straw vote taken in Penob-
scot county last week to discover the
relative strength in the republican
party of Col. Frederick Il. Parkhurst
and Tabor D. Bailey, rival candidates
for the republican nomination for
governor, Col. Parkhurst won by a
vote of 3,0e2 to 3,O01. That the vote
was fully representative of the party
is shown by the fact that it was larger
than the vote cast for Milliken in
1918, and within seventy four votes of
the total vote of the 1916 primary.
which holds the record as the largest
primary yet held in Maine. Accord
ing to the agreement between Col.
Parkhurst and Mr.. Bailey, the latter
Will now withdraw from the contest
for the nomination. The result of the
straw vote is gratifying to the many
friends of Col. Parkhurst in Hancock
county. 1t is safe bet that if the
straw vote had been taken in this
county, his majority won Id have been
overwhelming.
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STATE OF MAINE.


hAfi0ocS IS. SUPkKssR JUDICIAL COVBT.
In Vacations.
On the foregoing petition II Is ordered that
the petitioners give notice to said MorgAn's
Bay Granite Company and John Edwards,
supposed known claimants their places Of
residence, IL Ii ring, being unknown to your
petitioners, and to all other persons, IN.
kno~n 70 your petitioners who may claim as
hsirs, devisees or assigns. or in any other
was by, thrcagh or nnder sad Morgan's
bar. Granite Company and John Ed
wasds, TO appear before the justice
OF our supreme judicial court 10 be
hela at Ellswofth within and fos the county
OF Hancock on the second Tuesday OF October
q. a. 1919, by causing an gttested copy OF the
pention anca Of this order tsereon, TO Dc
p -Sshshed for two weeks In ahe ELLSWORTH
American, public newspaper published IN
saIsa city of Ellsworth. aud ssiS petitioners
are further srdered to post an attested copy
csafhe petition and o. this order thereon II
sS1se cons piSaous plaoe.upon the real estate
Canned by osid petitioners in sheir petition
ali 10 be done at least one week prior TO the
second Tuesday OF O1tober, 1919, that each oil
taem may tAeB appear before our said court
teen TO be istld A. said Ellsworth in and fot
aid county OF Hancock, as aforesaid, and
answer to aid petitiaB-
LuRns g. DEAsY,
Justice Sap. Jud. Coust'
septemh sr TO- 1919.
A true copy of the petition and oodef
OF court thereon.
Attest: r. F. M.aossY. Clerk S, J. Coart'
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MANSET.

Bessie Noyes spent Monday iu Bangor.
Miss Winifred Kelley is employed at
Mrs. Fred Noyes'.
Mrs. M. A. Stanley left Sunday for d
week e visit in Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Ellen Stanley has gone to Harring-
ton to visit her daughter, Mrs. Kent.
Misses Grace Clark and Margaret Dolli-
Yer spent Saturday with Bessie Noyes.
The Ocean house closed last week. Mrs
Allen has returned to her home in Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. Paul of Gloucester, Mass, is EN-.
ployed by j. l.. Stanley & Sons, and i.
working on the machinery of the electric
freezer.
Sept. %. LILAC.
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Ia the District Court of the Unitss States TO-,
the District OF Maine.
Northern Division
in the matter of
EVA e. LINseorT. 1" sdasruptox.
Bankrupt. ~so' o@'' IN
To the creditors OF Eva E. Linscoss of
Ellsworth, IN the county OF Hancock
and district Aforesaid. bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
AN 24th day Of September. g.. d. 1918, n =
SAID Eva e Linscott was duly adindicated
bankrupt; and that the 6rst meeting Of her
creditors will be held at my chambers. los
Main street, at Ellsworth in said district, on
the 18TH day OF October, 1919, at 10 a. m ar
winch time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint q trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact such
otnsr business as may properly come before
said meeting.
RALPH Z. MASON,
c,, Referee in Bankruptcy,
Ellsworth, Me-, Sept.s24. 1919.
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TRENTON.

Richard Crimmins is visiting in East
brook.
Mrs. Pslmirs Pray, who has been sub
shutting for Mrs. Leila Trippa week, re-
turned home Friday.
Through the kindness of Mrs. H. Fl.
Hopkins, the Sunday school children
were given Joy ride Saturday afternoon
to Contention Cove. All report an enjov-
able time.
Sept. q. W.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "A, 1919

An air pilot at Mineola established
new altitude record for airplanes
last week, when he climbed over six
miles into the air. But he says he
didn't get over the top of the
cost of living, at that.
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According to food statisticians,
after canvass of several thousand
stores they find that the cost of staple
groceries has decreased IS per cent.
and meats s per cent. since January
l last. Wen bet that any half dozen
Ellsworth housekeepers could dis
prove the figures of these expert
statisticians in less than two minutes.
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aspaI 1Jotfers

county. Petition filed by Al,ca N
g qua Tor license to mortgage Ssfrayes
Witness, BERTRAND e. CLARr
said Court, at Ellsworth ~ uuge a,
day OF September in the year of on.. ninth
thousand nine hundred and ninetaans0s fd one
CLARA +. MuLLAs, Acting Roc,
A'testi-cLARA f. MULLAS, Acting Raj,
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Az HERAAS James Grindley. of Ellsworsa.
W Maine, conveyed to ne the undaT.
signed, by ais mortage notes.
l. Dated March 81, 1914. One red COW
known an the GRAHAM COW, one black
yearlng heifer; one riding wagon known as
the A. D. Sonary wagon.
2. Datsd Dec. 80, 1914 Cae black heifer,
one COW dorsey }; three tons of hay ira the
). cunningham barn.
0. Datad Oct. /, 1915. Onls red mare. w tight
about 1850 lbs, striped. face, eleven years
old, known as the J. Higgins mare; year
ling black heifers.
4. Dated June is, 1917. One yaarlins
black better, cush heifars one team wagon,
known as the Giles wagon, anu ono riding
buggy.
Asthe conditions of all the above described
notes are broken claim foreclosure OF
all OF the notes.
EMBERr c. 0sGooD.
Ellsworth, Maine. 5ane 9, 1919.
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PAUPER NOTICE.

HAVING contracted with the City Of Els
IL worth to support and care for those who
ding Jan. /, 1918, and are legal residents OF
Ellsworth, forbid all persons trusting them
on my account, IS there Is plenty OF room and
accommodations to care for them at the City
Farm house. ARrHuR B. MITCH ELL.
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STATE OF MAINE.


HAS COOK SIS. September s 1919
Personally appeared Henry H. Candags,
one OF the petitioners above named, and made
oath that said petition is true and taat the
supposed claimants hereirAboye referred 10
aud their places Of residence are upkn1wn.
Beioye me,
SAMUEL A. McGRAw, lsotAriaI Seal
Notary public.
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SOUND.

Daniel Grace has gone to Hsverhill,
Mass, for few months.
Fred Aodgdon, wife and little daugh-
ter are visiting friends in Rockland.
Miss Vivienne Havey has gone to
Northeast Harbor, where she has en-
ployment.
Ray Bracket, who has been boarding
at Frank Reynolds, has returned to Ports
mouth, N. II.
Sept. %. 81.
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NOTICE OF FoRECLosuRE.

WaEREAs Sanford H. Johnson OF colum-
w bla Falls, county of Washington,
State OF Maine, by his mort gage deed dated
the eighth day Of Angus =, a d. 1914, and re-
corded In Hancock county registry OF deeds,
in book ~, page go, conveyed to John b.
Gordon OF Sullivan. county OF Hancock.
State o. Maine, certain lot or parcel of land
situated in the said town CT Sullivan. and
bounded and described follows, to wit :
Commencing on the A. b. & A. Simpson road
formerly So called, now known as the "Porcn-
pine Rosu at cedar stake; thence south.
essterly aboat sixty-eight fset to a cedar
stake; thence southwesteriy about seventy.
eight feet 10 an iron bolt in a stone; thenca
northeasterly one hundred ana eighty (lsnl
feet to place Of beginning, containing one
fourth OF an acre, more or less, together with
all buildings and improvements thereon.
Being thosame premises which, / have this
day pure hased OF Josiah Il. Gordon. Where
as the condition of said mortgage has been
and still rsmains broken, now, therefore, by
reason Of the breach of the cond zion thereof,
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
JOHN B. GcRpoN.
By W. B. Blaisdell, / 10 attorney.
Dated at ifullysn this 18th day OF Septem-
Der, 1913.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANcack ss.-A: probate cour had
at Ellsworth, in and for said cUnpty Oh
Hancock, on the second dag Of September. IN
the year of our Lord one thousanG nine
hundred and ninsteen.
petition for appointment of 4dmis,
istrator of the estate sf William H. d
Anderson, late CT Milbridse, in the c1unty o.
Washington, deceased. having been presented
for action in this county of Hancock, the
Judge OF Probsae for said County OF Washing
ton being related within the degree OF seconC
cousin to said deceased and being. thereo!
disqualified TO act on sd ID petition.
Osdered. that notice thereof DO given 70
all persons Interested sy causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Machiss Republican, ne vs.
paper published at M.schiss, in said county
OF Washington, and in the Ellswor.s
Anerican, newspaper published a.
Ellsworth, in said county of Hancock, pTloi
10 the seventh day II October, a. d. 1919 thst
ahey may appear at a probate court then to DC
held at Ellsworth, within and ior said county
OF Hancock. at tez O'Clock in the forenoon
and show cause. il any they have, way Ih ne
prayer of the petitioner should sot DC
granted.
BERTRAND e. CLARK, Judge of Probate
trSe copy: ,..s,
Attess;--CLARA E. MULLAs. Acting Register
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"Oh, If Mother or Father had ONLY
told me~ 'open Your Eyes" BIou,
Sept. rs.
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Essai Nstiefs
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

NosNE Ut fohEtLoSt he
WHEREAS Lena G. Moore OF Ellsworth,
w county of Hancock and State of Maine,
by her mortgage deed dated the sixteenth
day of February, a. d. 1914, and recorded in
the Hancock county, Maine, registry OF deeds,
book 534. page 2, conveyed 20 me. the under
signed, certain parcel OF real estate situate
In Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock,
State OF Name, and bounded and described as
follows, VIZ: Beginning at the corner of
Washington and Mt. Desert streets, thence
we terly on Washington street about eight
teen rods, thence at right angles northerly
about iye rods. thence easterly parallel with
said Washington street eighteen r. DIS more
or less to Mt. Desert street aforesaid, thence
southerly on Mt. Desert street five rods more
or less to the place of beginning. and cou-
tanning one-half acre more or less with all
the buildings thereon; and whereas the con-
dition OF said mortgage has been broken and
still remains broken; now, therefore, by
reason OF the breach OF the condition ther cot,
claim foreclosure of said mortgage and
this notice is hereby given for that purpose.
OSCAR STAPLES.
By Edmond ]. Walsh, his attorney.
Dated September 20. a. d. 1919.
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Lost


DANK-BOOK No. $500 of the savings de-
ID partment of Union Trust Company of
Ellsworth. Finder will please return to UNION
TRUST COMPANY, Ellsworth.
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In the District Court of she United Statesi oE
tkss Hancock District Of Maine.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
ALpEs A. KELLS, Na, 92S, ~ o,
Bankrupt,
To the creditors of Alden A. Kelly OF NM
Desert, in the county of Hancock al"
district Aforesaid, bankrupt.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the W W
N day of September, 1919, the sasu
Alden A. Kelly was duly adiudicated nSanatt
rupt; and that he first meeting OF ms orsa ~
ors will be held at my chambers, lVs MAN III
Ellsworth, in said district, on the 10Th az ne
October, 1919. at 10 q. m, at which .hhsir
the said creditors may attend, prove my.
claims, appoint trustee, examine tne us az
rupt and transact such other business
may properly come before said neeuhs'
RALPH e. MASON.
Referee in Bankruptcy
Ellsworth, Me-, Sept. "a, 1919
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Martin f. Salisbary of Ellis
w worth, Hancock county, Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated the eleventh day OF
May, q. d. lsi2. and recorded Ia the Hancock
county registry Of deeds, in boolssiso, page 49,
conveyed to the Union Trust Company "a cor
poration) 81 Ellsworth Aforesaid, certain real
estate Consisting of land and buildings stu
ated In satdlGilsworth and being all nd the
same properly described as Conveyed in the
deed from Eliza A. Frost to Emily F. Flood
and Mary b. Eloei. dated June g. 1892, and re-
corded JuTsss g. lss2, in book 26s. page 2ll of
Hancock county, Maine, registry u deeds to.
whlch record express reieren8e is here by
made for particular description of the prem
ises hereby convey ed; and whereas the said.
Union Trust Comp ny by its deed OF assign
meut dated the sth day of September, a.
1873, assigned 10 me, the und assigned, the
said mortgsze. note and the debt thereby Sc
cured; and. whereas the condition OF sale
mortgage has been broken. now. therefore, bys
reason OF the breach OF conditJo thereof,
claim foreclosure of said mortsage and Civ 4
this notice for that purpose.
JoHN "a. BRHsSAHAN.
By K. Z. Mason, lis alto rney.
Ellsworth, he, Sept. Is, 1919.
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Professional CARDS.
A LICE H. SCOTT

SPECIALITY MADE OF
TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK
AgentU nion Safe Deposit & Trust Co.. Of 4 orr
land, for furnishing Probate and surety Bond
Agent Oliver Typewriter; typewriter supplies
Removable School st., Ellsworth, ns
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~ - ~NNN-NIN-N~0---N~ -~0~-N>@~
A SUM OF money. Apply at ]. A. HAYNES
~ store. Ellsworth, Me.
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for SAT-.

TALF- One Registered Jersey Bull Calf
~ gle months old. GERoSE YouSG, Fast
Surry, Maine.
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Grmalr aRslp Gaautso.
HOTEL HELP WANTED

HoME EMPLOYMENT Braiding rugs
IL for us is pleasant, easy, well paid work
For particulars address PIsKHAM AssocI =
ArEs, Inc, 800 Anderson St.. Portland, Me.