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■ LOCAL AFFA IHS. jtn escort. He left Duluth Tuesday and MEETING. writers’ exchange, substantially as arrived here Friday afternoon, being sev- (JIT? ported in The Ambrican last week. > .r:.,iriiitiiiiR»miiititiiiuaimuimtumtiHiiiiiiimmiiuiiiuttiiitfiiiiut« enty hours on the road, making only one mid the members of the oommittee > NIW AOVKRT1SKMKNTS THI» WRFK. NEW ROUTE FORPOWERTRANS ■top- in Portland over night. pleased with the improvements at > Maine Central R R -Change In time-table. MISSION LINE. Franklin street engine house, the Eastern (Jo—Fall schedule. The subject of the Unitarian Woman's Steamship in beii w i Hancock County Savings Bank, | Viuol. Alliance for the seasoruwill be “Selections eerioos deficiency, their minds, lO STATE STREET, ELLSWORTH, ME. Te> ement to let. UL OH LITTLW WORK DON* telegraphic fire alarm system. Catharine Fretz at Sentiment ana Kedecticn trom tne DloCuhoiu.., Commenced buelnem M»y 1, 1873. Mary Ausin—Notice., A contract from the New Englandr E H Grecly—Notice of foreclosure. / Poeto”. The opening meeting will be held —ROLLS OF ACCOUNTS—RK0B8S TO Exec notice—Est Edward Uinaida. A Co. was received t ** phone Telegraph —Est Hannah H Lclandv. at tbe parsonage Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 3 NKZT MONDAY. and the n; autho l —Est Isaiah Young. p. m., with selections from Shakespeare approved, mayor Admr notice—Est I»I Collins. to sxecata the tame on lie half of the Lucy and Milton. Business session at 2.30 m. Lost—Binding-chain. • p. 3h2% ! Wanted—liar wood. Monday evening’s meeting of the board It provides for a tree telephone for > -Senator Hale is on a Miss A F f ill among the passengers Hight—New millinery. of alderman waa a deal Ilka a 2,000 popolation, which entitles the oi > < a Union Trust Co. the which left Liver- good smudge steamship Lusitania, two The r begins September 1, and money deposited by that date a J A Haynes—Cush maiket. —much emoke and little Are. It was ’phones. places designate! yext quarter F, F pool, Eng., for New York Saturday. This interest at above rate. Home Banka famished Robinson—Optician. nearly 11 o’clock when the meeting ad- the free telephones an the aldem t goes on Savings § C R Cirone—City lunch room. is the second westward trip ot the Lusi- Ellsworth Greenhouse. and while there was much dis- room and the Franklin street et t when desired. tania, and she will try to clip a few more journed, • 3 Harti.and, Me: little business of reoord was hones. hours off the record. An extra force of cussion, Fu.ler-Osborn Mfg Co-Operators wanted. transacted. License was granted to Lloyd F. De c gflllllllllllMBMlBISUUMtURHIBimiHIIIIHIIIHIUIIIIIIItiiniUllinillHJtUIIIMIIIIIIO stokers has been employed, and every- Banoor, Mb: Mayor Oreely, Aldermen Stuart, Curtis to operate the steam heating plant in » Dental thing timed up for speed. Sawyer Co—Dentistry. were at First national bank Caldwell Sweet Co—Lee's liniment. Staples and Alexander present the building. Tbe Ellsworth high school on Mrs. Neviils waa voted > Boston: lyceuin, meeting. Margaret elected officen for the term as fol- Friday Chief of the Bor land damage resulting from the bail ; We will rent for you. St Lawrence River Lumber Co—Business Engineer Leonard, chance. lows: Robert P. King, president; Carrie of the new MariaviUe road. dkLL We will for Harbor A Union River Power Co., before buy you. Newport, R I: Russell, first vice-president; Arthur Fos- Alderman and < the meeting, exhibited to the board one of Btoart Street We will certify the title. ^ •M Stone man— Old articles wanted. ter, second vice-president; Harry Jordan, the fnsrrintors it is proposed to uss on the miseioner Harley were appointed as) L We write all kinds of Nkw York: Nina Fred insnrance. treasurer; Franklin, secretary; an insnla- committee to confer with Mr. Qrabai ( YOUR Standard Oil Co. po rer transmission line, with ue and we call on Fieldi, Helen Neatly, PbyUia r Write will you immediately. Macomber, tio test or 73.003 volts. Jlr. Leonard alio the Bsr Hnrbor & Union River I Herbert Foster, Alice Dresser, programme and have d. .ft V. a contract eml ACHKDUJ.K of IM Ml,* submitted a map showing the new route Go., committee. which is ing all the road and bridge change; l REAL w. AT K!., iWi.KTM •HlBt-UfriCk proposed for the power line, c. & f.TTmason. The Ellsworth schooner for th-ir construction al r is effect Oct, 7, 1907. Catherine, Capt. fro n the pbwer house to Grant street, provision First National Bank Blits-. Martin, ot Hancock, went ashore at Sul- thence Grant street end the agreed npou verbally by the city go Maim Htbibt. Me. by proposed Ei.lswobth, WAltS RECt-TVEO. livan in- the and of the r ESTATE. gale yesterday. Particulars ne road on the western tide of the river raent representatives j From Wkbt-7.i1 a m. -MPami «.08 pm. FOR SALE have not been received here, but it is un- to the Dovie bridge road, thence to the compdny. From East—if 07 « n», its oa, 6.55 and 0.62 p 11 Icet of land situate on south side and at foot of Sea street. Northeast derstood she will be a total Iobs. She was A recess was then taken until next 1 is.210 Havbor, MAIL CLOSr.0 AT t>Sl.,»NlCR. old Bangor road, which it follows through This lot of land Is on the shore aud title to low*water ma't. Maine. given one of the oldest of the Ellsworth a uew GOING East—6.30 H 4 and 6.8u u< fleet, th" Flood district to the Bangor road, day evening. W. Carr Water Me. a., p II. property. street, Kllsworth, schooner of tons built Going YVkm—11.4 lUO a :.80 and seventy-eight net, an 1 thence the brook road to a Farm with buildings In guod repair. East Dluehlll. Me. u,, Opm. by Boggy at Belfast in 1833. Capt. J. M. Higgins, of it near the where it CHURCH NOTES. 7 Acres Sue shore property. East Blueblll, Me'. i No Sunday r. all. po: McCartney place, is tbe owner. The 3 Acres of Land west slds High Street Ellsworth. Me. Ellsworth, principal cm. across to the and then fol- railroad, ROMAN CATHOLIC. One 11-2 bouse shingled and New stable 28x32. New 13x42 steam yacht owned by D. T. Timsycnic, c luv. s the railroad to Brewer. story aewly painted. hennery Dr. lies. J. six acres of laud more or less all free from rocks, with well ot water at the J. H. Patten, of Amherst, is in Ella- D. O'tirien, pastor. with never-failing summer resident of Sullivan, also dragged '! he map was not accompanied by the 4eor. Wo.al-house aud carriage-house connected with the house; cuts live tons ol hay. This worth Oct. .3 mass and to-day. and was Sunday, High ha desirable location for summer home, or for a market garden, being acesaihle aahora badly damaged. W.ial so no formal action could very easily petition, mon Bar Harbor markets. Situated at uncut two ml'es from is. t S. L. Lord is still confined to the at 10J). to Lainolne, Maine, V, oaling Capt. The Ambursen Hydraulic Construction be taken by the board. The route eras in- nation. Apply to C. W, ft P, L. Mason. house illness. COKORRC1ATION.U.. by Co. la running in tbe engineer- formally discussed by the board, however. principal See. R. R. Mathews, pastor. Terence B. Towle, of Bangor, is in Ells- ing publications in the country a fall page While there is leas serious objection to Sunday, Oot. 13 — Morning yerv!- t worth to-day, attending court. advertisement of the Ellsworth dam. It this route than to the one Amt proposed, FOR BALE. 10.30. Sermon by pastor. Sunday i Senator Sumner P. Mills, of Stonington, show* six views ot the dam, from a cut there is somo objection from reeldenta of at 11.46. A on Central St., one on Main two on School and one property St, St., is in attendance at court to-day. ot the site with the old mills standing, the Flood district, particularly from A. E. at 7.27. on Franklin St.—all at reasonable Prayer meeting Friday evening prices. through various stages ot construction. It Flood, who objects to the sacrillcing of I also hare Insurance or all kinds for sale—some securities, and Dr. Harry C. Mason of Stonington, is METHODIST EPISCOPAL. good invites and some beautiful shade trees in front of bis are visiting his parents in Ellsworth. engineers, capitalists operators Use. V. F. Sendee, pastor. prices right. secured to visit the dam and Inspect it in course ot place. The power company has Oct. 13 — service at Harold C. Smith is visiting his grand- Sunday, Morning construction. The ot the con- options from property-owners all along 10.30. Sunday school at 11.46. Ju dor o. W. TAPLEY Lord wife. object 1 parents, .Capt. S. L. and at 2JO. service st 7.3). struction company, of to call the' line up to the Flood place, which league Evening is, course, and bible Frit Mrs. F. 8. Smith is in Ellsworth, called attention of and wonld allow it to back from the Prayer meeting study y engineers capitalists to keep evening at 7 JO. here by the illness of her father, Capt. 8. but Mr. it is W© this style bf dam, in tbe hope of future highway, Flood, understood, UNION ELLSWORTH PALLS. represent L. Lord. OONO’L, contracts, bat such an advertisement can- will not give an option, and objects to its sixteen ol the Rev. J. D. Prigmore, pastor. A wire fence is built the not Ellsworth and the the in front of hia being by city help bringing following highway Sunday, Oct. 13 — Morning servlito at argest and Best American and Foreign Stock around the cemetery back of the Congre- Ellsworth dam prominently before the place. 10J0. Sermon by paetor. Sunday school gational church. manufacturing public. After the necessary petition is presented at 11.48. Evening service at 7. Fire Insurance at 7. Companies, there will be a formal on Prayer meeting Friday evening Mrs. Mary Lovett, of Medford, Mass., is E. H. Greely, of Ellsworth, has recently hearing the pro- id are to write lines on the lowest route. UNITARIAN. prepared large improved property.at pos- visiting in Ellsworth. Her son Harry is disposed of his well-known of stat- posed pair Mae. 8. W. Hutton, pastor. ble rates. Colon and Judge John A. Peters appeared before expected Friday. ions, (holograph. The pur- Oct. 13— service et the board to urge the building of the new Sunday, Morning You can wire orders at our expense. There will be a special meeting of Irene chaser was Olney L. Higgins, of Foxcroft, 1OJ0. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school road on the western side of the river this chapter, O. E. S., Friday evening. A full and the price paid |3,000. These horses at 11.46. The GKO. H. GRANT Co., fall. The Branch Pond Lumber which BAPTIST. attendance is desired. have long been the admiration of all Co., and Bar Harbor Halae. is a business and Kllsworth horsemen "'ho have seen them. are doing quite employing Rev. P. A A. Killmn, O. E. will have a so- They paetor. Irene chapter, 8., several teams lumber Ells- bred in the and sons of the famous hauling tq Sunday, Oct. 13 —No preaching service, ciable at Maiming hall Friday evening. purple who sold worth, will be obliged to make a long de- in absence of pastor. Sunday sch-xd and their families arc invited. Columbo, by Bingen, recently Masons lumber unless new road at 11.45. Christian Endeavor meeting at 7, at auction for Colon and tour with the the public $32,000. Bible study and prayer service at 7JS The rummage sale and fair, announced is or else hauling. The most (holograph are own brothers; black as built, stop Friday evening. to be given by the ladies of the Methodist serious obstacle to the road this night, weight 1,100 pounds each, stand building church this week, has been indefinitely fall is lack of funds. Mr. Leonard said a sixteen hands high, and are five and six COMING EVENTS. postponed. reliable Bar Harbor contractor had of- SALE years old. It is very doubtful if a hand- REMOVAL new from Ellsworth and fered to build the piece of road for J8 g Fifty-four people somer or more attractive pair of gentle- ELLSWORTH. nine from Ellsworth Falls went on the a rod. The distance is about 150 rods. man’s drivers were ever raised in Maine. Friday evening, Oct. 11, at Manning hail Maine Central excursion to The board took the matter under consid- Washington They can step to the pole in 2.30. Several —Sociable by Irene chapter, O. £. 8. DISCOUNT eration. 10% 10% 1 county Sunday. blue ribbons have been awarded to them Wednesday, Oct. 30, at Ellsworth tirand of F. and A. fore- H. Sheridan K. of at-different horse shows. will be a lodge instruction, M., Philip council, C., I They Rolls of accounts were as follows: noon and afternoon. will exemplify the first and second degrees I great addition to Mr. Higgins’s valuable passed Thursday evening. A large attendance of string of horses, which have won the ROLL OP ACCOUNTS NO. 8. l util removal we will give 10 per cent, discount on all goods in our Fund. »V is with his new L 20 65 have a recovery are entertained. greatly pleased purchase. Harry Pio, liuy your wedding presents now and save money. We large Mr. will these horses for his Fall Higgins keep Cora B Anderson, 2 50 Ellsworth friends of S. use. Millinery stock of and bric-a-brac. Foster own Jewelry, Silverware |MJ George private Mrs Simon Garland, 6 00 and wife are glad to know that their little “Ellsworth is paying more for milk Abbie Carter, 17 95 DISPLAY daughter Louise is now after a Only about a week longer. improving, than any other city in Maine!” This W W McCartney, « tkt critical illness of H pneumonia. statement was made by an Ellsworth man Mrs Henry Wood, 17 05 Mrs Philander 3 00 Joseph Boumear is building a new house who is well informed on market prices. Jordan, High school, Abbie Carter, 6 00 at the corner of State and Central streets. “In Bangor,” he continued, “milk is re- Miss A. F. Mrs Henry Wood, 6 00 Might’s Mr. Boumear’s property on the Shore road tailed for 7 and 8 cents at the highest. Schoolhouse, E E Brady, 1 92 -ON- will be flowed out the new dam. on bj’ The Ellsworth milkmen tell you it is F R Moore. 16 16 1 of E. F. ROBINSON. The Ellsworth Foundry & Machine account poor hay year, necessity C R Foster, 1) vft and and Works' little steam yacht took a of feeding more grain, high F C Burrill, 12 00 Friday Saturday Gipsy OF THIS WEEK. party down the bay to Long Island Sun- price pf grain. But how about W W McCartney, 3 50 F B Aiken, ]0« 70 day. A delightful sail was enjoyed. Bangor? The same argument holds Whiting Bros, 5 60 good therr, and Ban?< r producers Attorney-General H. E. Hamlin is in Text-books. Chas O Wormell, 6 60 are paying more for corn than Ellsworth. Houlton conducting the prosecution of Suptofschs, John F Royal, 4583 The jobbing price for corn in Bangor is 80 Notiee to Jack Roberts for murder. Chief-Justice Insane poor, Maine Insane hospital, 118 60 Tax-Payers cents a bushel. Ellsworth dealers are L. A. Emery is presiding at the term. Eastern Meins hospital, 117 6; rhonoerac corn at a To be retailing $1.55 bag. High? Electric light, B H & U R Power Co, 183 33 •The Ellsworth schooner Willie L. Max- sure it’s high, but when a milkman tells Library, E E Springer, 1000 All and Taxes well arrived at City Island Oct. 1, with loss poll pergonal unpaid you be can’t make a profit on milk at 8 Fire dept, Mrs Henry Wood, 3 00 of and She foresail, spanker flying jib. or even 7 its all Warren E Myrick, 6 00 Xov. 1 will be in the hands ^ cents, cents, poppy-cock. * by placed will get new sails and proceed to Phila- C R Foster, 25 78 Say a cow produces eight quarts a day at a delphia. David Harden, 10 12 fair average. That’s 01 cents a day at 8 of a constable for collection, with costs- Andrew J Morse & Son 20 00 Sunrise council, Daughters of Liberty, cents a Turn that same milk into 1 Cash or on quart. Arthur H Merriam, 45 00 will hold a a a a cow—and regular meeting to-morroy' butter-say pound day for John A Stuart, 45 70 There is business to Austin M. Fostkk,. evening. important they will sell it for 30 cents, with all the C H Leland, 15 41 he considered, and a large attendance is of in. Tax Collector. We now have the FULL LIST of Edison Records for you extra work butter*making thrown Ticonic Hose Co, 120 00 desired. about trusts! This Ellsworth milk _ CL 416 to select from. Free concert at our Store every afternoon. Talk Morang, The grand lodge, F. and A. M., an- trust has them all going some-and I’ll Whiting Bros, 15 21 attention. M Mail orders nounces a to find some Poor, J Drummey, 296 83 _ given prompt lodge of instruction to be held bet dollars doughnuts you’ll B H & U R ELECTRICAL WIRING. same Contingent, Power Co, 8 75 in Ellsworth Wednesday, Oct. 30, fore- of these milkmen howling the loudest against trusts at the next election. Emery Maddocks, 2 00 Full Lines of noon and afternoon, with inspection of If some enterprising business man who J T McDonald, 22 00 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES mrv.n n ?rnrtTct nn i«>cal in tb° cream nmmm lodges evening, has been handling out-of-towu Dr C W Brown, 10 72 A FIX; URL.. i would go into the milk business this win* tiilirljm) ficnu (X l"Uinu ou., C R Foster, 9 10 Butanes oo Wiring aod Supplies dine. The new schedule wfent into effect on ter, he could make good at 7 cents a quart. CbeeHel’y G M Dunham, 2 00 ANDREW M ELLSWORTH, ME. the Maine Central Monday. The time For mine, I’ll use evaporated cream.” NlOOa. John H Leland, 2 00 Laundry Hldg. (»est turn bridge). Ellsworth. table on page 2, and the mail schedule on Franklin St. F R McGown, 25 00 1 have been corrected to date. There page ELLSWORTH FALLS. J A Cunningham, 80 19 NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER- will be no Sunday mail this winter. John E Doyle, *20 00 Henry Hatch and wife have finished FH McFarland, 20 00 Alice, the little daughter of Dr. Harry work at Bar Harbor and moved home. R E Mason, 25 00 TULIP BULBS W. Haynes and wife, has been critically Alvin Staples and Alexander Rogers C E Cousins, 6 00 ill for the past few days with ptomaine For Fall Plantiny. were in Portland a part of last week for 91,654 41 poisoning. Her condition to-day is re- THE HOPKINS STORE treatment at the Maine general hospital. TEACHERS’ SALARY ROLL. as more but Ellsworth Greenhouse. ported slightly encouraging, Common schools. 9534 00 4 Commissioner has a crew of men she is still critically ill. Harley school. 174 40 Telephone 43. PINK FAMILY GROCERIES. High engaged in taking op the Doyle bridge, There will be a of 9708 40 0 I special meeting and will move two spans to the site of t be F. and A. this STREET COMMISSIONER’S ROLL. Lygonia lodge, M., evening, Infant street bridge. CITY LUNCH ROOMS and it is important that there be a large Highways. 9250 44 Mias Bernice H. Lord and Mr. Race, of Bridges. 176 54 Cider attendance. The disposition of the Single meals 35 cents. Pure were Sidewalks. Portland, here Sunday, the guests of 65 31 Apple Vinegar masonic building on State street, whether 6 meal tickets, $1.50. Miss Lord’s parents, Henry Lord and by repairing or selling, will be considered. 949129 returned home on the for under pure food law. wife. They evening Aid. Stuart reported the visit of the C. R. CIRONE, pickling. Approved Miss Harriette Joy Currier, a graduate train. a committee from the New England under- Franklin PI Is 25 cents gallon. *he Brewer b;"h a Street, worth school, ’06, grand- Mrs. Nettie DeBeck, of Waltham, v«« daughter of H. N. Joy, of this has city, here on Thursday of last week on her way for Home < entered Barnard college, New York city.- Orders Taken Cooking. to the Eastern Maine general hospital for Typewriter Supplies. She is the of Charles W. Currier. daughter She was surgical treatment. accompanied all Barnard is the woman’s of Colum- Ribbons for kinds of Machines 75c each whether one or a college Dr. of Franklin. you buy dozen. bia university. by DeBeck, Typewriter Paper and Legal Blanks for both pen and typewriter. II. P. HOPKINS. j Ransom E. Monro, of Duluth, Minn., is Miss A. M. Connisk invites the ladies to call ! relatives in Ellsworth. Mr. and her fall and winter at dialling inspect millinery J. A. Thomp&w.i, __ _ 0 j -jr i?*"* .... -']*'• but travels her Main ""s* without opening Thursday.—-4Gk”. j ^■nrac''LmsuinaHnHM r- For the Week pecially to the granges of Hancock county. y (grayer Meeting Topic Deputy ^JMnnu'DurgSff11 u .1)istrict B.ginning Oct. 13. Its Motto: “Helpful and Hopeful The column is open to all grangers for the two charter member.. 8tita A. ‘w<5ty- discussion of of and B. Ellis, K,t* By REV. S. H. DOYLE. topics general imerest, installed the offl«r^.PnUiy** and for of Make letters plifled the unwritten exem* The of thi» column are succinctly Perfect reports grange meetings. work. Topic.—Remember eternity !—I John 11. purposes short and concise. All communications mast J5-17, 24. 25. stated In ihs title and motto—It Is for the mutual be signed, but names will not be printed ex- LAKE is a word to com- benoftt, and ttluis to be Helpful and hopeful. V'lKW,-HAPPYTO'vVN. Eterni.y impossible of the writer. All com- Being fi t the conrnon good, li is f»r the oom cept by permission A end. We an grasp the meaning munications will be to mon use—a a of In- Womanhood subject approval by public servant, purveyor mMUn/ort.B^n|.*,Selhut a few rears of time, but for the the editor, but none will be without formation and suggestion, a medium for (Lett.- rejectedi good reason. human mind to grasp the significance terebange of ideas. In this capacity U solicits ■I The greatest menace to woman's until next °”r j ■ moeting. tefreshmim*" or time that* is communications, and Its success depends !arfrr'v in* time to save their grasp tbe idea of eternity. column, U MARIAVILLE. eating programme clrS&S will be without reason. Addrv-ss iivi-s. snd songs was a condition of time enters into rejected good presented, such a Mariaville grange held its regular meet- was all communications to To be successful wife, to retain present who had not been withwltb U8 our lives it is indeed well for us to Tub American. the love and admiration of her hus- ing Sept. 28, with a good attendance. seven years. ior remember that fact, to keep it in our Ellsworth, Me. band, should be a woman's oonstant Business about the hail was talked over, as an influence over our lives. Feel languid, minds study. and ail enjoyed the literary programme. weak, run-down! Headache What are we to remember about eter- If a woman finds that her ener- on of Stomach “off”?—Just a • PALLING LEAVES. Next meeting postponed account the plain case of lazy i|ver that she Burdock Blood Bitter, nity? The sentimental poet always grieves giesare flagging, gets easily Green Mountsiu Pomona at Eastbrook, tones live.- and st2 tired, dark shadows under Mt promote. 1. We should remember that there is When he beholds the falling autumn leaves; appear digestion, purifies the her eyes, she has backache, head- blo£ an eternity! This is the great fact But 1 think their importance very small NEW CENTURY, DEDHAM. with other leaven that fall ache, l*-aring>do»vu sensations, ner- in the text. Remember Compared swffily MRXOHIAL RESOLUTIONS. emphasized vousness, irregularities or the From my big calendar, as'day by day Death has entered New eternity! Even before Christ came in- “blues,'’ she should start at once to Whereat, again J^lcDical. The months of glad vacation slip away. and taken a beloved world the build her a Century grange brother, to the greatest philoso- Each 1 leaf and 1 up system by tonic with " night pull’s off, sigh Charles L. it is with of sorrow such as such ns Pond, feelings phers of the world, Socrates, To think how fast the summer specific powers, pleasures fly; that we as a fraternal body desire to express must be au hud reasoned that there There goes the day 1 fished the brook for trout, our appreciation of the life of our brother, Women’s eternity of life lor man. The doctrine lucre the three and fas. .days ^the boys girls E. Pinkham’s wbo has so long been a faithful member of of the immortality of the soul was camped out— Lydia Vegetable Compound Ellsworth of roots and herb*. our order. Women are There the we down the sea— tliegrea.1 woman's for woman's ills, made only Finding Relief nothing less than the eternal life of goes day spent by remedy Reeolved, That while we realise the over- The we cut our names It cures Female such as Dragging Sensations, Weak soul. But when Christ came to day upon a tree— Complaints, a at Last. the and all ruling providence 0t God, we have deep The we waded in the — Back, and Inflammation and Ulceration, with au- day shady pool Falling Displacements earth He taught the doctrine Organic Disease*. end in tho of Life. It dissolves sense of our loss, nut feel that "our loss is It does seem tbst women hsv« Oh, dear! Jusi six more ...days—and tuen- is invaluable Change mor8 thority. He hud existed in the eter- and Tumors Subdues Faintness. Nervous his eternal gain”. than a lair share ol the comes school. Expels at an early stage. aches and pain, of the past and declared with and tones the Stomach. Cures Reeolved, That we extend our heartfelt that afflict nity —Arnold Foster. Prostration, Exhaustion, and strengthens humanity; must sympathy to the afflicted wife and family, and they “keep divine authority that eternity also Headache. General Debility, Indigestion, and invigorates the whole up”, must attend to commend them to the God of all consolation duties in spite 0f stretched into the future; that man s female svsem. It is an excellent remedy for derangements of the Dear Mutuals: and comfort. constantly aching backs, or headaches, soul never died, but lived on forever. Kidneys In either sex. The above thought‘in| regard to falling Reeolved, That our charter shall be draped diary spells, bearing down will live eternal pains; they We through years. is a new one to me. How in for in of must when to leaves, many mourning thirty days memory stoop over, stoop means Well may we seriously consider this torture. new ideas are constantly suggested to us; onr departed brother. They must walk and trend were and awful, tremendous fact. If it ail do the of old canal, and It is such a pretty view, three ways couni the times you jump Reeolved, That a copy of these resolutions be work with they not^t&kc place the ones, thing. Yes, your racking pains and many aches of live and all of death to die. of I am in with but it looks and U>Thb life to for we can recall those stored in it, that love it, tee* in cold water. Works well. sent to the bereaved relatives, Irom ilia. already kidney Kidneys cause more considered where havn’t cleared the sage- out here where to Ellsworth American for and life might be unimportant, our rough they There’s a place they go publication, than the mind, but they »add ,to, stock of suffering any other organ of the but since this is not the case it brush off. About twelve acres of mine is cured of their One man. who just also placed upon our records. gives information and of and to get pains. the comparisons, of body. Keep kidneys well and health an cleared up. I am going to have about six came from there, said he got so he could live Hadlry P. Bckrill, incomprehensively greater signifi- our mental It is ia development. something the seven acres set out in drink Ella L. easily maintained. Read ol a cance to the few we here. apple, peach, pear, on the water they drank. lie could Burhill, remedy years spend to be thankful that:we are never for for, too plrnn and nut trees, and. all kinds of berries. or ten a drink the Lewis M. Blood, kldneya only that helps me r„r», ,h8 2. We should remember that but eight gallons day. They old to »» Our ujiuuS ill trees to and ia learn^&nd .CjlivCp | It turn U> Cvc jvais for apple water hot or cold, and say it goes right Marcia 8. Blood, kidneys endorsed by two conditions exist in this never end- people you a receptive condition the; will be quick to bear, so shsl'. try and have them set out first. through t^e pores. The treatment left him a Nklub Cook, know. of This is ing age years. distinctly new Everything seems to grow that is put in the the rheumatism he had so Committee on resolutions. Mn. adopt and assimilate ideas. We can little weak, bat C. L. Steven*, formerly of 1 Lincoln taught in the and no of some farmers cut four Scriptures, by feed our minds or ground; hay crops, was gone. with ‘husks wheat; badly St., Ellsworth, Maine, says: It is about one with more frequency or emphasis getting from five to six tons to the acre, which Now to the sisters who have mentioned me LAMOINE. which shall it be? two year* since I to take in stacks. don't have began Doan’s than the Son of God Himself. He they put up They any in the column. I feel much pleased to know Lamoine hall waa well filled at grange Kidney Pills. At that time I was in de- not men a big barns out here, only large enough for I am not and I some hesitated to tell of happy more forgotten, hope day, the laat a Once the question of a reunion is meeting, quite Urge number be- spair on account of failure to what stock th*iv keep. Out where my daugh- when I visit Maine I meet yon at the re- > get relief condition in the future If they were This time may from The presented. it is to say tost ter is it is about months since ing present Bayside grange. from any remedies I need for the saved God’s method of salva- only eighteen union. 1 meant to have visited Bluehillthis severe through situation from all work of the third and fourth was looking overfthe points they have had the canal, so they could have summer. I so much wanted to visit Aunt degrees suffering f endured from hack snd nor did He hesitate to tell them my tion, it seems best to after which all of a your Aunt Madge to-post- water. Now there are acres and acres of Madge, but folks were in such a hurry to exemplified, partook kidneys. I used a number of of their lost condition throughout the my bores of pone it tor The nsslinu’ con- 1 ILut Lad hay, grain and garden so I came bountiful harvest was tbisgyear. get here, along, supper. Orange Doan’s Kidney Pills, but as mine was an eternal If or re- future they neglected a stuff this year. Such pretty grass and grain, a tinues to be very uncertain element to If some of the sisters can tell me how to again called to order, and short pro- old chronic case I knew It was salvation Hie Son. sach shades of clover .n ten necetaary jected through the are an lovely blossom, make some good sugar candy. I wish they was followed re- depend opon; days sustaining gramme presented, by to persevere in the ass of any after the manner of to thirty acres in one piece! I wish you could medicine. Speaking plainly, abbreviation morn and would, or any goo1 candy. Aunt Maria, I owe marks members. All went home feel- “ft earlyl dewy by Finally this remedy reached the cause the one who comes see the wheat, such big heads, and acres of a don't I? 1 have ot Scriptures, every eve”. of tboae who wonld like to you letter, got ao behind that the had been well Many it. I will four feet but I think It was ing evening spent. my trouble snd gave me more relief to the of will say tall, hand with my writing I almoat whom I than age responsibility spend meet with oa are' now and forget away, others taller than and ever a bit Most I ever used before. In heaven or In hell—In that, lodged. do ow<. Anyway, don’t lay it up against me. anything Dor fly, eternity hap- nearer wonld not be able to attend. 80 BATBIDB, ELIBWOHTH. of the grain is cut now. In haying time they If Uncle was out here he could yearn I never enjoyed s 's piness or in misery. Hen believing Madge get #5 night rest, could we will live over old (reunions and read mow it down and let it lie a few dpys Bayside grange held its regular meeting not out to In God’s and unbe- a day. Can't get carpenters enough. Any go sperd any length of time, excessively mercy then bunch it let lie a week once again Aont Maria’s description of up, or so, then man who can nail on a board can SO cents Thursday evening, Oct. 3. Five candidates and was so lievers scoff at this but get nervous I could not be com- may doctrine, the ons of this stack it. No opening and shaking and rak- were instructed in the first and second de- year. an hour, eight hours a day. Men get for any fortable anywhere. Doan’s Pills whom shall we believe. Christ or We don’t have rain a Kidney ing. except Just few kind of work, from 92.60 to 96-26 a I day. grees. all snd I am thankful to man, God In His revelation or man one shower since we changed this, say drops; only have been don't know what the women get; haven’t A of visited Lamoine The letter in colamnfBept. 25 credited to party thirty grange that 1 am better now In bis There should be here that laid the dust. Had a few to- than I have been at speculation? drops asked yet. I know any one could do pretty Oct. 1. The members of Lamoine Anon, should have |had Ann’s signature grange any time for tbe no question. Let God be true, though day—a black cloud pissed over from one well in ask 4 cents for each past eight years.” affixed. washing. They made the evening both enjoyable and in- _ mountain to the which don’t seem far For sale all dealers. Price 50 every man a liar. other, pillow case, 4 cents for sheets, 3 cents fo~ tow- by cents. off. structive to the visitors. Foster-Milbnrn 3. We should remember that out Sadie, w ho received her^M. ?B. pin last els, ten cents for bedspreads. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y„ sole They tell me here we are three hours later eternal Is decided In this life. writes: is a little I hope you who are interested iu this new agents for tbe United States. destiny week, “Thefpin beauty.” HARVEST WEST than in Maine, so if you go to bed at in will write for and also HOME, ELLSWORTH. Remember tbe name-Doan's-and take The Bible holds out no for a She also says: “Will you,' to ei£ht city circulars, ^11 hope please say Maine it’s 6 o’clock here. I there Harvest Home a no thought them to send all about Mr. McCollum, the grange held profitable othar. future opportunity. It Is here, that we the sisters in the column, 'that if any or 1 was only two hours. know when I first man who started this city. meeting Oct. 5, with a good attendance. gain heaven or destine our souls for all who live out of Maine will send me came here 1 used to be sleepy about supper With love and best wishes to yon all, and One member was received by demit. After Eitlrcibi mb fiUimbtu: hell. As to which we should choose views of their state or I will re- time, but got so now I don’t mind it. Just states, many thanks for all kind remembrances, recess, the was left with the lec- if meeting there should be no question. The turn the favor ;by sending them Maine think, 1 lie abed out here until 7, you in good Mbs. SSaSSi’a arnipii ;*. night. j turer. The programme consisted of clip- world with Its alluretneuts tries to views”. Maine are thinking about getting dinner. _ from the I wish could see I find letter and I pings paper, reading, speaking, draw us away from God and from you the sunset some nights your very interesting, West Franklin, here. The white clouds and know it will be all. conundrums. Visitors were from heaven, but we "should love not the Sept. 26,1S07. pile up they greatly enjoyed by j present, Dear Ftiende of the M. B. C don’t look but a little way off. Then the sun- Thanks for address. Lake View grange. At the next world nor the things that are in the meeting, Commencing Oct 7, 1007. Will you please accept7my sincere thanks set with the blue mountains ! It’s worth see- Oct. a clam stew will be world. • • • The Aunt Madge, 12, served. BAR HARBOR TO BANUOB world passeth for the nice letter j party you gave me on my ing. We have some wind squalls, then AM 'AM P M PM away and the lust thereof, but he that We anniversary day. will try and have doesn’t the dust fly ! We have warm days but NICOLIN, NORTH ELLSWORTH. BAR HARBOR. 10 40 3 45 9 15 doeth the will of God abideth forever." EASTBROOK. Sorrento. 4 20. another ten years from now; how will that cool nights. They tell me that the snow Nicolin grange held its regular Sullivan. 4 •Which will we do—the world's will or do? I was meeting 50|. veryg kindly remembered with doesn’t stay on here but a little while. Don’t Miss Vivian Lowrie is relatives Mt ll 5 20 10 05 visiting Saturday evening, Oct. 5, with a fair at- DesertFerry. 3o; God's will? letters and postals, poems, bouquets, hand- have any sleighing. One trouble, it’s been in North Sullivan. Waukeag S Fy. li 37 5 27' i0 it * tendance. The routine business was dis- Hancock.*ll -to 5 30. lu 16 4. We should remember that In time kerchiefs, and one lady sent me a nice layer hvrd to get coal. The farmers burn sage Mrs. Waiter Clow has Franklin 11 w '5 39 lo 25 cake. 1 received a gone to North posed of. At recess c. C. Camber enter- Road.'.|t we should prepare for eternity. If very pretty funshine pin, brush, but it burns out quickly. Wheu they Wash’gt’n June. 11 001 llg5; -5 47 10 45 and I trust that Hancock to visit her Mrs. Miles. tained with his each one may feel that “it is the which is near < sister, At the next ELLSWORTH. 11 07 12 05’ 5 .-5:10 52 on a short a get large brush, live feet graphophone. going journey for short Ellsworth fi 02 10 56 more blessed to give than receive”. Some did ; tall, they get pretty good wood. Most stuff Miss Eva who has been work- meeting the ladies will furnish the enter- Falls. ll 12 lvg!0‘ time, how careful we are to make Kingman, Nicolin. 25 '6 15. every not their sol til i'g.’3; give names, cannot answer their here is quite dear, as the railroad freights are ! in Hancock the tainment. Green 0 24 ll id ing past summer, is at _ Lake. 11 86 I2gii preparation! Shall we be less so in letters. With best wishes to all. high, but all kinds of meats are as cheap here home. Phillips Lake. tii 42 i2g» ’6 31. for Where will HANCOCK POMONA. Holden. II 50 6 39 ll 30 preparing eternity? you Aunt Emma, as in any other state. Eggs are 80 cents, .2*46 Brewer June. 12 09 05 6 59 11 41 spend your eternity? If as you do butter 85 cents. Rent is Ralph Jordan, who haa been working in Hancock Pomona with yet high, but includes grange convened BANGOR. MC. 12 15 1 10 7 05 11 55 not should decide at and Waterville the has returned Rainbow A M A * know, you once Twin Falls, Idaho, Sept. 25. light water. Can’t get places enough to ; past summer, grange, at North Brooksville, PM PM Portland. 4 50 5 *0 12 45 4 15 and to it in heaven the Dear Auut Madge ann Mutual*: rent. home. Oct. to hold spend through I Saturday, 5, its annual meet- Boston. 7 55 9 C0i 5 30, 7 tf blood of In last week’s Amebic an, which I Tues- Over five hundred children go to school here 125 atoning Christ. got Simeon Blake and family were in town ing. About patrons were present. BANGOR TO BAB HARBOR. day, I was much pleased to find a sew sister now. I am writing this in the evening; pro- ; the BIBLE READINGS. ; Saturday and Sunday, the guests of Mrs. After opening exercises, a fine ad- ! P M I A M j A * from Nebraska. Well, auntie, I helped you bably you are all in dreamlaLd. I have seen Boston.! 10 00 8 001 9 00 Deut. xxxiit, 27; Matt, xlx, 16; x», Blake’s sister, Mrs. Charlie Ashe. dress of welcome waa given by Mrs. Angle I out once, and you got one extra letter. I hope one rainbow since I have been here. We AM I * 46; Mark ill. 28. 29; John ill, 16-21; Oct. 7. Gem. Cousins, of the host which was Portland. 11 do, U 40 she will come again, for she writes a nice ! have some thunder and lightning, but it grange, ! OS., am i»;rv!P“ 11, 25, 26; ill, 25; xvii, 1-3; Rom. vi, 23; letter. I thank her for her doesn't amount to it is responded to by Worthy Master Soper, of * 00 kindness. Wish I | much, mostly on the BANGOR. S 00 10 SO 3 W II Cor. Rev. 10. HANCOCK. 3 OS lv, 17, 18; xxll. had known of her when I was in Omaha. mountains, which are fifty or more miles Halcyon grange. Brewer June. so: to K! 3 41 Peter 1 Holden. ft 27 10 5S u C0| 15» Never mind. A. M. D., I will call yon up if I from here. Potter and wife, who have been The reports of the and treas- | secretary Lake. t« Mltli Of *i 081 t5M ever ■pending the summer here with Mrs. ! Phillips Pisa For Christian Endeavor come again. Bnt my! wasn’t it hot When we first came here we urer showed the to be in con- Green « 47 11 13 4 13 '5 40 Training. | stopped one Potter’s Avon grange good Lake. while we were parents, P. Foss and wife, « *4 t believe that as Endeavorers we in Omaha. From there to month at Milner, which is dition financially and in Nicolin. t« 51 11 2l| twenty-eight left 8ept. 20 for the where will membership. 04 ll 40 4 34 3 04 Twin Falls the weather was west, they Ellsworth Palls. 7 our cooler. miles from here, but we concluded make Nine 30, 5 18 need to bark back to earl; meth- Twin Falls their home. Mrs. Potter taught candidates were instructed in the ELLSWORTH. 7 11 11 47 4 Consin Susan, it was Omaha that was 4 15:1814 ods. I cannot but think that In the hot, was the place, so moved up here. When you very successfully in our public schools for fifth degree. Waab’gt’a Jane. 7 23 11371 not which I will tell j 33 li *» Idaho, you about later! get near the mountains it is cold. eight years, and for seven years she I Franklin Bond. 17 08.; earlier year* of the movement In this quite taught me oracers were elected 13 is.1 on. Now if one wants in Billerica. Dr. was loiiowing ana Hancock. t7 *1 5" any to know about While at Milner, in July and the first of I Potter born in Mis- •» country we were more careful to train installed Master H. Waukeag. 8 Fy. 7 u 12 is,. Milner or Twin Falls, Idaho, send a souri. attended the University of Missouri by retiring J. Harri- «•> just August, we could see the snow on one ! Mt Desert Ferry. 7 50 12 25 our young people In the art and sci- to North Side Land at Columbia and took his degrees B. B. in man, assisted B. H. Howard and loo. postal and Water Co., mountain, and it didn’t seem but a * by Mre. Sullivan... 8 20 little way A. M. and M. D. in 25. ence of Christian Endeavor. The con- Twin them to 1901, 1903. He was R*s»i» Orav: Thomas Sorrento. 8 45 1 Falls, Idaho, telling send cir- off. It was hot at Grieve, master; J. « D quite Milner at that time \ instructor in anatomy in the University BAR HARBOR. X 40 2 00l. stitution was then put into the baud culars all about Twin Falls, and you will be ! from 10 to 3 in the E. J. F. 4.«l afternoon, but no one of Missouri three years, and of Gross, overseer; Wood, lecturer; Trains Ellsworth 7-11 a in and1 P well What send is * professor leaving of each neophyte. He became versed repaid. they very interest- seemed to mind it as there was some in the St. Louis A. T. Gillis, Bernard m, and Ellsworth 11.07 a in. 10.52po. breeze. anatomy university four 1 steward; Vamnm, arriving ing, and it is all very true, but to come here I saw them load cars years. Since north connect with Washington Co. By. in the knowledge and practice of our j with sheep while at ; coming last June he assistant steward; J. W. Bowden, chap- you want some money to begin with. as we has been at tbe Harvard medical t on to conductor, principles and methods. He realized ; Milner, lived in a cottage just across the school, E. W. Nellie Stop signal and husband { and goes from there to lain; Burrill, treasurer; M. from points My daugh'4r have eighty railroad track. They had a big ! directly Bntte, g Stops only to leave passengers that the new movement was a distinct Angora goat to enter the Wood, H. B. east of Juuction. acres which with < Mont., upon practice of his secretary; Dunbar, gate- Washington they took, only about ten with a big bell on, and they sent him in the gain over any other method ) profession.-Needham Chronicle. : These trains connect at Bangor with througn previous acres cleared up, but are in next sum- ■ (Mass ) keeper; Mary Maggie hopes car and the sheep followed him. Then < Gillis,Ceres; Orieve, from Portland with which he was for de- they trains on Main Line, to aud acquainted mer to have in a crop. They are clearing off him Pomona; Jennie Grindle, Flora; j put out and pat him in another car. He i Angie Boston and St John. veloping young Christian life and the brush when have a few hours to ATLANTIC. assistant to they ! was quite a sight, if any one never saw Oonsins, lady steward. are requestly one, Passengers earnestly trains, P«j practice. He knew his drill and was spare. They have ten pigs, seven horses, one but it was : cure tickets before entering the amusing to see this goat, look ! Mrs. Abbie and hau» » Joyce daughter in-luw, Ellsworth to Falla uud soon capable of teaching it to others. cow, twenty-three hens, chickens and roost- around and when halloed • NAS* BLUEHILL. especially they to him see him Mrs. Randall Trask, left Ellsworth. ers, two yellow kittens. haven’t built Wednesday. P-n &* Tlt *a. He became an Endeavor enthusiast. They mind. His big horns and long, straight, white East Blueiiill grunge met in regular ses- F. E. BOOTHBY, G. their house but built a house to | Edwin who has been at work on He remains with us to this Does yet, put their wool made him look so much like the Joyce, j sion Oct. with GEO. F. EVANS, day. big S, forty-one members and Vice-Pres. aud Gen'l grain in next year, and live in that, and it is boss. the log cabin on Bar island, thinks Manager._ every present day Endeavorer. ns for- thatj three visitors present. At the next meet- as good as many of the houses out here. two more dayB will finish it. merely, carry his regulations in his I meant to have written about Milner and there will be work In the They did this so they could have more time ing third and EASTERN the dam while I was but Herbert and wife kna: -:uk? Have we not come quietly to build their house. will big there, was too Joyce spent last Wed- fourth decrees, after which the nanal They probably dig and didn't to our own busy, then, too, feel very well. It nesday in Rockland. Mrs. Im—a team tie assume, through familiar- the cellar this winter and stone it up with the Emery harvest will served. took some time to get used to the of went last Company. ity with our constitution, that our rock they plow out. They are both well and change Thursday to spc.id a I.w days. Steamship climate. I am s >me vhat thinner than usual, principles ahd methods are well like this country very much. I came to the Mrs. Cora Stockbridge and her father UttSElTtVOOD, EASTDBOOK. but all I care about that is I can’t wear any of ; At the Divialo*" known? I fear that that Is so. I new city last week, and probably shall stay will Mrs. Edith regular meeting of Greenwood Mount Desort en.l liluehill plead, the clothes I had, as the skirts are several occupy Staples’ house ns here a while, so any one who wants to know grange Oct. 5, one candidate was in- then, for a revival of drill, of teaching inches too large around the waist. last winter. Mr. and Mrs. Staples will where I am you can tell, in the new of structed in the third our distinctive order.—Rev. W. Bain- city wish I could have called spend the winter in the South. and fourth degree*. Twin box 851. Joan, on you, but Falls, Idaho, A short was bridge. my stay in Portland was short. Uncle Oct. 5. 8. i programme carried oat. Oet. This is Dudley* ___ city three years old. It is a very 19 will be the best thing I ever tried when I couldn't children's night. pretty city for one so new. We have nice ileep was to dance the feet in a pall of cold HANCOCK POINT. A Convention Hymn From Ireland. water, but have plenty of dust out on the water for a few minutes, then rub them ALAMOOSOOK, EAST OBLAND. Prom Lagan's banks to river Lee, roads. is fifteen miles dry, Mrs. Helen Crabtree has returned to 1 TWO TRIP SERVICE. I country My daughter her 19 Prom lonely Connaught in the west. jump into bed, stretch out, and go to sleep in home in Alamooeook held its October 7, out. We have to go about seven miles to get Massachusetts. grange regular Sailing* in KOnct ■ We gather-to our great C. E. Less than no time. It cured me when I used there now, but in a few months will have a Albert Tribou and wife have returned to meeting Saturday evening, Oct 5, with a Steamer leave* B»r Harbor I The purest, brightest and the best. to lie awake until 2 to 4 o’clock in the morn- “sortu- across the their home in Massachusetts. attendance. The ladies and for Seal bridge canal, just below their good filled the days Thureday* Broo«n. s»ij- I ing; the trouble is too much in the cart SobtliweR Umber. , H house, then it will be a little less blo^d A few of tbd summer are chairs and a Harbor. Nor scant the love nor cold the hand than five people still at furnished fine programme of Deerlale. I bead; then fret because you can’t sleep. The tbe Point. The hotel is closed. wick. Surgentvllle, «»",[b ,»*»• Which beckoned ua to come away miles. I have forty-five acres which corners and Harbor) and Rockland, connectl-1 ■ sold water makes a and make readings, music, singing conundrum*. Where open doors stand on theirs. The canal crosses one change, yea will leave er for Boston- 3l°D' inviting corner. My George Phillips Monday for I There will be a in “a m W play of it, and the mind has a lot to do with dance at grange hall Steamer leave® B.»*s Harbor at Blue And bounteous hospitality. son-in-law has which come next to that. Baltimore to finish his studies in the den- t forty I Oct. 16. and for West T it. Some folks tell about repeating some- tal college. day® Thursdays vSrthNortn H*TeD We are going to have a bridge across the South Bluehlil, 8*onlngton. boi- We came, we heard, we learned, we loved. hill. steamer w then he can come down Mrs. William Crabtree has raturaed MASSAPAIgUA, SOUTH BLUEHILL. and connecting with We saw our Master face to face. canal, through his Rockland, home from Bangor, where she has been t ton. What once w« we now have ranch across mine down his, then across out His Dear Massspaqua grange held its thought Old Mother. for a few weeks. regular proved; to town, about four and three-fourths miles. meeting Oct. 3, with attendance. RSTO&NINB ^ 5 “My dear old mother, who is now Oct. 7. good All Where oner we shrank we now embrace. Seven acres of mine is on this side E. i Steamer leave* Foster’* wnarf,• j’rl- of the jighty-three years old, thrives on Electric were irlHd to welcome Worthy Master Thursday »» in Monday®. Tuesdays. inter Bitters,” writes W. B. Branson, of Dublin, Lincoln rt. who had via !tockl*nu «nd Christ one the church—ah. eause! To a cold fro« Bibtey, been in Bos- days for Bangor holy 3a. “.rhe has taken them for about two cbeck quickly, get v«ar^»r* t Great Spirit, leave ua not alone. A Criminal Attack gist some little toady Cold Tablets called ton she pest month. The lint and second ate landings lvaiof rears and an excellent a enjoys appetite, Preventics. Druggists everywhere are Leave Kockland at MO Unbelped by Thee our pledge, our laws on an inoffensive citizen is !eels and well.” now j legrees were and two ,°r °uaSdS*»<* frequently strong sleeps That’s the dispensing Preventics, for are *»t worked, members steamer from Boston, Wediie-’dav Ar» ieic werirf and cokl as stone. made in that useless little tube they r>nW vjala- apparently vay Electric Bitters affect the and safe, but decidedly certain er* * for Bass Harbor and Bar called the aged, pr-’ni’ prc_ oays, “appendix”. It’s generally the he same results follow in ail cases ventics contain no Quinine. na Trtdii Catarrh termed late tannings. “CsS-d chosen, this be happy laxative,: treatments Sr* being mailed ^ faithful'*—may result of follow- weakness harsh or sickening r«t.tree, on ■ protracted constipation, >f female and general debility. nothing ■we, hv Hr. to Boston. G..-- re f >r (He to Sibnop, Racine, rir«t-cla*» fare Bur Harbor year come, liver Dr. •sneeze Preventics win » ■ ing torpor. King’s New Life iVeak, puny are stage” p.tvcu* n.u- c -eccr arc proving to the until we children, too, greatly BronchM;«. » » Or'nnr. 'p”- v people— Kockt-md to Boston, f2.(S Ac as, see Pills regulate the liver, them. monia, -tVi* "n»-v '•>,.! -t.ij.* irreat value of i„i,*ure Tfcy will b*t and establish of name, tererinu cun- hcihuui.i. irrifto.TiH.Oii known to <^pne. citis, regular habits the or atomaoh, liver and [Iren. 48 Prev< uiAs 25 drug- fire ano marine risk. — In kidney troubles, by coiiia. Trk,l lA-ca 5 s* Dr. ToiPny Irish Endeavor. bowels. 25c. at E. G. JIcclz’s store. .t/ywi*<-*•«? bii-fop'a Catarrh Hem- —**“ drug -• G. uvC. cents. Bold A. A. “ob*“kl F. S. tiliEBMAK, SU£t* Uociulr—» ■i 3bf>trtfs rants. FAIR. contest Thursday afternoon. Ernest gratuity. John F drags, onions, 1. CK AMHERST Roberts, with a team weighing 3,215 Smith, Downing* blood beets, 2. n pounds drew a load ot 7,663, or 2.47 pounds [ Best displey vegetables, C M Smith, p———mem ■rararauraMMrawnmrasransMraramranwramrarasraMmraMmsp t were three days op it of and THERE per pound horse, took first prise. flset; A D Archer, second. ■..- '* jjn THIS YEAR. Charles Silsby, with team weighing 2,704, Horses, Cattle, Poultry, Ele. hauled 8,447 pounds, or 2.37 per pound. Harry d Sllsby, driving ooii, 1 year, I; wot as labor as The third team, a lighter pair owned by 2-year, 1. Lew Jordan, driving hone, 4 hall exhibits Mr. Roberts, hauled 4,870 1. 1 USUAL—INTBBBSmiO BALL GAMES pounds. yean, Irving Oerter, driving eolt, No Anxious Moments 1. d —THE BABY SHOW. THE BABY SHOW. year, Harry Bilsby, driving hones, pair, 2. John F Gregg, driving horse, 4 There were six entries for the baby show ol yean, 2. Fred drover, driving eolt, 2 There were three days the Amheret Thursday afternoon, and prize ribbons years, 2. Ernest Roberts, matched draft this year. The rain ol Monday and enough to go around. Dora Johnston fair 2. WhenYou Bake With A weather with occasional was horses, Milton Haslam, pair driving f the threatening pronounced the handsomest baby and caused the officers ol the Madeline horses, 1'. Walter Richardson, draft showers Tuesday Archer the next handsomest. colt, 1 year, 1; draft brood mare, 1. CP association to postpone the regular Alvah Nickerson was the largest baby, fair matched draft bones 1. ol the lair until Wednesday and Pauline Blaisdell the next largest. Cori- Bilsby, pair opening Martin Fletcher, matched grade Hol- carry it through until Thursday. don^Jordan was the smallest baby, and to stein, 1. Elvin Silsby, Jersey heifer, 2 But Tuesday found a goodly number ol Ethel McDonald the next smallest. yesn, 1. Archie Johnston, Durham eow, comers on hand, and they were THE DINING HALL. early 1. Arville Dutch belt cow and to have a lair and they bad it. The Jordan, bound The dining hall as usual was in charge red 3 Hol- orchestra waa on calf, 1; poll cal', mouths, 1; baud WHS ...1 hand, the of J. Q. Dunham. It was a three-day fair stein calf, 2 months, 1. Harry G Sllsby, auu the food waa on hand lor the band here, four meal# being served but 1. Rhodell crowd waa daily, Jeney cow, 1; Ayshire cow, meals at the hall. The good- Mr. Dunham and his helpers rose to the Smith, grade Pol Angus heifer, 2 yean, 1; natured, and made the best ol the occasion. The supper for the last night’s grade Pol Angus cow, l; grade Dutch belt weather. There was a dance in the even- dance was a specially prepared chicken eow, 2; pair oxen, 2. John F Gregg, grade a baU game in the afternoon, and ing, supper. Altogther something like 2,000 Jersey cow, 1. Fred drover, Holstein something doing all day. 10 that while meals were served. cow, 1. Ezra Williams, yoks steers, 4 officially there waa no lair on Tuesday, In The crowd disposed of 300 pounds of years, 1. Improved tock Co, Holstein reality the fair waa la loll swing. beef, 75 pounds of pork, 175 loaves of bull, 2 years, 1. The however, resulted in postponement, bread, twenty Chicken pies, 400 pies Arville grade Southdown and division ol the usual last day attend- Jordan, the of various kinds, six bushels of potatoes, Hampshire, 1; Shropshire back lamb, 1, over two days. Wednesday’s attend- ance and two bushels of beans. The beans Mn E C Dunham, Southdown sheep, 2, was the largeat of tha threa days, bat ance were baked in the ground by William Miss Eva Dunham, Southdown aheap, 1, Thursday’s attendance wag (tnaUer than Watts, the pastry was cooked by Mrs. Elvin Sllsby, bantam chickens, usual for the last day. Sarah Robinson and the meats by Mrs. J. ArviUc Jordan, geese, i; Plymouth finch •ran Exhibit*. F. Gregg. pullets, 1; Riled hem, li 4o pnUets, I. T88 PAH0SS, The exhibit* nt the hall were not aa Rhodell Smith, Plymouth Bock bent, 1. White as snow, large as in previous yean. The lateness There were three dances, the grand hall r"ied Grover, !*!ymouth Sock chicks, 2. ot the seaeon contributed to the shorten- taking place the last evening. Mona- Arville Jordan, white Plymouth Rocks, 1. Sweet as a kiss ing ol the fruit and vegetable exhibit!, ghan’s orchestra, of Ellsworth, furnished Pan ey Work, but does not satisfactorily account for the music. Wednesday night’s attendance Mn Isabel Archer, crocheted headrest, 'Neath Mistletoe, small showing of fanoy work. It cannot was the largest, but the hall was com- 1; iced wool ehonlder shawl, 1. Mrs be that the ready finger* ot the np-rlver fortably filled for dancing Thursday night. Phebe Cnney, muslin quilt, 1; worsted women have lost their conning) Perhaps The officers of the fair association to quilt, 1. Mrs Urban Uraney, wonted mat, they have been too busy during the post whom credit is due for. the excellent ar- I and 2. Mn Irvin Sumner, skirt, with summer entertaining visitors. Whatever rangements and the smoothness with crochet lace, I; sofa pillow, 1. Mrs M L uanal fine of which were the cause, the showing fanoy plans carried out, are as fol- Clark, rose tidy, 1; square doily, 2; clover The work was greatly missed. articles lows: Augustus Archer, president; Wil- leaf doily, 1; crochet ctnterpiece, 1; shown, however, were np to the usual liam J, Johnston, vice-president; Alvah N. toilet set, 1; crochet lace, 1. Alice J high standard of this department at the Dr. J. H. treas- age bead handker- “TownTalk”Floiir Jewett, secretary; Patten, Silsby, 11, penwiper, 1; Winter Wheat Amherst fair. urer; Forrest O. Silsby, J. G. Dunham, chiefs, 1. Mrs L A Plummer, battenburg fAmi>fM's8raa with crochet 1 and 2. Esther A Best lb moving-picture show. Lynch’s band of black oxfords, 1; wolf river, 2. Harvey lace, dairy (new)... drawnwork 1. Sadie Dutch (Imported).... Ellsworth, furnished music during the Williams, maiden’s blush, 1; sweet russet, Mace, handkerchief, Neufchatel.05 drawnwork waist day. 2; porter, 1; stark, 2; Canada Baldwin, Shuman, skirt,-1; front, Base. table 2. Mrs Oilman BALL GAMES. gratuity; fameuse, 1; striped everlasting, 2; mat, Jordan, Fresh laid, per doz.337/35 scrim sofa artificial 1. There were three ball games. On Tues- gratuity; golden sweet russet, gratuity. pillow, 1; roses, Poultry. Julia scrim sofa 2. Mrs Chickens. J8ei.5 and Amherst and Cliftdn D snow or Higgins, pillow, day Wednesday, A Archer, fameuse, 2; straw- Fotfl 15 Annie L drawn work 2; woolen most exciting ever played on the grounds, russet, gratuity; Hurlburt, gratuity. C M Giles, rug, Vegetables. 2. Miss Helen C though the end was somewhat disappoint- Smith, red astrachan, 1; wagner, 1. Mrs hose, Hanson, print Potatoes,ok 15@20 Onion-, lb <4a 05 1. Mrs Oilman 2. lb 02 Parsnips, lb 05 There iB an intense between 2. Arno B quilt, Jordan, do, Turnip*, ing. rivalry Gilman Jordan, porter, each «i Cm rots, 03 Mrs James knit 1. Cucumber-1, O-.'^ these two teams, a heritage from many a Jewett, hubbardstone, 1. Elwin Silsby, Emery, jacket, Green peppers.lb l1 3 Cabbage, lb (3 in Preserves, Etc. Tomatoen, lb 04^01 Shill beans, pk 25 game past years. queen, gratuity; pie apples, gratuity. lb 01 lb 04 M E crab ■w’«t'iHeh, Citron, Some of the now staid business and pro- Best display of apples, C M Smith, 1; Kenniston, apple jelly, 1; Beets, lb 03 Beans— perqt— canned Sweet 10 2 fessional men of AmherBt who had taken I raspberry preserves, 1; butter MOtatoes.lb03.ct0t Yellow-eye g A D Archer, 2. Pea. >0 beans, 1. Mrs C F Silsby. butter, 1. Mrs Cauliflower, i&@20 part in games with Eddington in years MISCELLANEOUS FRUIT. Green tomatoes, pH 25 Clara Nickerson, 1. bunch 2i a .5 long past, got so excited that they could syrup, Celery, CM Smith, cranberries, 2; Clapp’s fa- Etc. ruit. THE KINEO hardly be restrained from jumping upon Flowers, Plants, vorite 2. Mrs Gilman Mrs A D Oranges, doi 25 "50 lemons dor. 30 £35 the a pear, Jordan, Archer, dish ponpon dahlias, diamond and taking hand in the Apples, pk 15^.20 Cantaloupe, 0 grapes, 1. Arno B Jewett, Bartlett game. They gave vent to their feelings and 1; lilies, 1; phlox, 1; asters, 1; chrys- Cranberrles, qt .0 PlneappU s.each 15£2.j OAK FURNACE 1. Mrs Clara cranber- Pumpkins, each 1C and pears, Nickerson, anthemums, 1; cut flowers, 1; bouquet, 1. 1 sympathies by “routing”, however, Groceries. or 1. Mrs Clara 1. that burns wood coal the game was the noisest ever at ries, Nickerson, potted plants, played Potatoes. Coflee—per 0 Rice, per lb .oe$. t Amherst. Lucius Bnmner, who led the root- Klo, .100.25 Vinegar, ga) 20 £25 equally well is just the Archie Johnson, beauty of Hebron, 2; Mocha, 35 Cracked wheat, .o& ing for Amherst, hasn’t spoken above a RITTERY TO CARIBOU. beauty, 2; rural New .Yorker, 1; Java, 36 Oatmeal, per lb .oi one to in whisper since. harmony Tea—per 0— Buckwheat, pkg .20 put your lifter, gratuity. C M Smith, Dr. John M. Prilay, one of the leading -45 0.65 Graham, .01 The sedate Dr. Patten, whose home ad- mortgage Japan, house this summer. Green 2; Mill’s prize, gratuity; physicians of Bangor, died Thursday, Oolong, .800 65 Kye meal, .04 joins the ball watched the mountain, 0— Granulated meal,lb oas gronnd, game after an extended Sugar—per flilbasket, 1; Aroostook rose, 1; Irish cob- illness, aged forty-six GranulateJ, 05>$£06 Oil—per gal— Users of this furnace from the window as long as he could beauty of Hebron, 1; Bur- years. Yellow, O .o5>£ Linseed, .650.70 stand and then into the bler, gratuity; Powdered, 08fllo Kerosene, 12 no it, suddenly got G admit that it has thick pee’s extra early, gratuity. Harry El win H. Gleason, of Mexico, a repre- Molasses—per gal of it on the diamond. Some say he .35 Mill’s prize, gratuity; empire sentative to the last legislature and a Havana, Ask the near- did not stop to leave the house by the Silsby, Porto Rico, .50 equal. state, gratuity. J P Blchardson, mort- lawyer, died Friday, aged thirty-eight Syrup, .60 door, but came out the window. Every- est Ivineo for esti- lifter, W L Hussey, har- years. meats ana rroviaioni. agent one was so intent on the gage gratuity. game, however, lb: lb. mony beauty, 1; green mountain, 1. Dr J The annual of the Maine teach- Beef, Pork, mates or write to that no one can swear to this. meeting Steak, 15 9.80 Chop, 15 318 H gratuity; a < Even the and one Patten, Delaware, snowball, ers* association and the association of Roast?, .12 4.25 Ham, per 5 ladies got excited, 1 .06 Shoulder, 10 a & Nutter who gratuity. Samuel Silsby, early Ohio, schools and will be Corned, 9*10 Noyes Mfg. Co.* had a interest in the game, secondary colleges 18 Bacon, 7 <4 25 personal Carman Tongues, A D Archer, No 1, 1; a was forcibly restrained from rushing into gratuity. held In Bangor, Oct. 24, 25 and 26. Tripe, .05308 Salt It 3 Bangor, Maine. Lard, 11 « the Vermont gold coin, 1; early Canada, 1; Veal: y diamond when the excitement became Patents have been granted to Maine in- atoak, 1832O Venison, lb new Mill’s banner, gratuity. 25 F. B. greatest. queen, 1; ventors as follows: William E. Roasts, .111 £.15 Steak, , Aiken, Agent, A D C Faulking- 20 Anti Best display potatoes, Archer, 1; Lamb* Chops, Ellsworth, Maiue. tbc game itself was one to play on ham, Jones port, clothes-pin; Edward M. Limb, 10330 Roasts, 12@i8 M Smith. 2. *11 tbc sympathies of an Amherst crowd- Lang, jr., Portland, solder-hemmed cap. Tongues, each 05 in Other Fresh FIaIi. Eddington started off with three runs Vegetables. A and' work train met head-on freight Cod, 00 8callopa, 4o the first and five more on Lin inning, piled top C M Smith, yellow-eye beans, 1; near Watervillc Thursday. Frank Be- Haddock, 00 Mackerel, lb .5 Banking. of this in the Becond. Eight to nothing, coin oats, 1; Mill's enormous peas, 1. langer, of Brewer, engineer, Halibut, 12918 aged twenty- Sea trout, tb 12 •nd Amherst the It needed all P one trace corn, nothingl J Richardson, yellow 2; five years, was killed and Chester Haynes, Oysters, qt 50 the and faith of the Amherst 2. Elvin AMERICAN ADS loyalty Samuel Silsby, beans, Silsby, of Kcrr.dg»wovh., hreman, was fatally in- Fuel. rooters to a but D keep up lusty cheer, they one trace yellow corn, 1. A Archer, jured. Wood—per cord Coal—per ton— 7 50 did, and it soon had effect. 1. Elvin one Drv bard, 5 00 90 50 Broken, PAY BFrr Is what your money will earn If Zulu string beans, Silsby, 8 00 00 7 5 Crossing the Maine Central railroad Dry soft, 35 Stove, invested in sliares of the Amherst picked up one run in the trace sweet 2. C M Smith, one trace per load 7 50 corn, at a Roundings Egg, TRY fourth Sunday evening Falmouth, carriage 25 7 50 ONE inning, and three in the sixth. sweet 1. Eben Richardson, largest 10091 Nut, corn, occupied by Miss Elizabeth Peck and Buttings, hard 5.00 Blacksmith's 8 50 Eddington sought to stem the tide of de- 1. Archie Johnson, oxhenrt Ktartli Loan pumpkin, Gaien botn of was struck Flour, Grain and Feed. aailBiiiliif Ass’n. test new Harris, Portland, by changing pitchers, but the white spine cucumbers, 2; all- bbl— bu 70 carrots, 1; by a locomotive. Miss Peck’s skull was Flour—per Oats, m*n in the for five 0 25 6 51 1 45 y 1 50 box was touched up season cabbage, 2. C M Smith, golden crushed and she died in the ft Shorts-bag— hospital. bag 1 5> Mixed feed, bas, A NEW SERIES runs in the and the score Corn,1001b seventh inning, orange squash, gratuity; faxon squash, 1; Mr. Harris is fatally injured. He is a son K0 SI31PL3 EO: Middlings,bag 1553I 60 parsnips, 1; English turnips, Harry merits, 81 per share* two e«t?te denier. Cracked corn, 1 55 • runs in the eighth inning, and the G i. Dr J H Pat- Silsby, English turnips, MoIumhcm, Olive Oil nnd Anodyne Cure •uorc stood 11 to 10. In the first half of The Lewiston and Auburn committee ten, Marblehead squash, 1; table beets, 1; LAW REGARDING WEIGHTS AMD MEASURES. tlie Worst Colas. the >n the entertainment of the WHY PAY RENT ninth, Eddington scored three runs, red cattle beets, 1; while carrots, 1; table having charge A bushel of Liverpool salt 8*>all weigh 60 and a of Turk's Island salt shall At this season of the when when can borrow on String them a lead of two. When 1. State conference of charities and correc- pounds, bushel year, you your they carrots, 2; rutabaga turnips, 2; cabbage, a took weigh 70 pounds. cold on the lungs is so liable to do shares, give first mortgage aud the wanted o their cream tions have arranged for the meetings to standard of a bushel of reduce it month? field, they put Harry W Silsby, Galifornia squash, The weight potatoes into fatal every Monthly In order and tit for Is 80 velop pneumonia, it is wort, ana interest original pitcher back in the box, but Am- Cecil S Dunbain, citron, 1; cu- held in High street Congregational good shipping, pounds, payments together gratuity; of applea, 44pou nds. while to know of a simple prescriptio will amount to but little more herst would re- field church, Auburn. The church will be In are now not allow it. Eddington cumbers, 1. Wilbert C Dunham, The standard weight of a bushel of beans that has been used successfully to than you paying for lused opened Monday afternoon for the order and fit for Is 60 rent, and fn about ten to and the declared the hub- regis- good shipping, pounds; years in colds years you play, umpire pumpkin, 1; pie pumpkin, 1; golden t-otion of end the committee run and 60 curing and prevent in; will «smo of wheat, beets bag* turnips peas, forfeited to Amherst, 9-0. bard sqnash, 2; hubbard squash, 2. Wil- will be on hand with a list of boarding pounds; of corn, 56 pounds; of onions 52, pneumonia. Most of the ingredient ami OWN YOUR OWN HOME. Eddington and Amherst will talk about Boston for those who do not wish to of carrots, Irngl ?h turnips, r>e ure in every or can le oblaine liam W Ash, field pumpkin, 2; places stop of <5 hope at the conference at the founds;ndlan meal, 50 pounds; parsnip?, pounds; at that game for some and be headquarters Elm trifling cost. time, it won’t marrow 1; citron, 1. Elvin Silsby, of barley and buckwheat, 48 pounds; of' oats, For of sqnash, house. Reduced railroad rates have been Mix well particulars inquire •orgotten if the next 32 pounds, or even measure as uv agreement. together four tablespoons (>. W. teams meet again crook-neck squash, 1; rutabaga ful of Tapi.ey, Sec’y, yellow granted. molasses or honey anti one table First Nkt’I Banit ar. hubbard spoonful each of olive Bldg. ^ turnips, 1. J J Roberts, golden oil and Anodyne A. W. KiMG, President. DRAWING CONTEST. At short intervals take a 1. Joe huhbaru l. Make a not* now to Cream Balm teaspoonfi squash, Fox, squash, get Ely’s Selfishness cannot forgive. Love can- of the mixture, and also ap;dy th Only three teams met in the drawing Ii are irouuieu Allred Hardison, caunnower, 1. Avuel you with nasal catarrh, hay not help forgiving. Love defines our Anodyne externally on the tnroat an chest. mammoth whale squash, fever or eold in the head. It is purifying and neighbor as the man whom we can help, Richardson, Neuralgic is a Out of Sight. soothinR to the sensitive membrane that lines and measures our duty to him by what Anodyne household Notice remedy that is invaluable in caring al Pauper Out of sn old the is we would wish for ourselves.— WiUiam De sight, out of mind,” is air-pa**&gf*s. It made to overoome the aches and pains, not ©f cold.1 V (NO contracted with the City of Ells- Stomach troubles. Heart and Kidnev ail- Witt only wying which applies with special force to hi]***.** /Abtiool iue a de- but neuralgia, headaches, rheumatisn HA worth to support and care for those who ments can be quickly conectta p.s- patient by short, Hyde._ burn or wound been treated 1' toothache, bruises, et< Hi' .e~d assistance the next llsu wui .it°ceA that’s known to druff~l ceptive relief. There is no cocaine nor mer- sprains, cuts, during “uhlen’s out of scription A large bottle costs but 25 cts., and i and are legal residents of hdlsworth. * turbid Arnica Salve. It’B Dr. Restorative, 'Abe prompt ulia in it. Wo Heals cuts or barns Shoop’s cury not be talked into taking a Soothes itching skin. sold under a all them on ot mind and out of existenoe. relief, which this rruisdr In" e- everywhere guarantee t person* trusting my account, as an .0l,t surprising suDBUUite for a Cream Balm> All without a scar. Cures eczema, salt refund the unless it the* e i* ot room and too, and chilblains under is entirely dna to its Restora- Ely drug- piles, money gives sati? plenty accouuiiottauiNka ttl ,‘le8> disappear diately brings faction Made hr The Twits, be l erne u>: ,;u. a; iUk *«rih 5* nualmg influence. Guaranteed E. tive action upon the controlling nerves of gist* soil is. Price 50c. Hailed by Ely Bros., rheum, any itching. Doan’s Ointment. Ypur Oily u by Champlin Co., Portland, U«. M. J. Dbijumit. Moore, druggist. Me. the stomach, etc.—C. A. Paschzh. ft* W-arrea 3.;*wv, Now York. druggist sells it.—Advi. Green Mountain Pomona. SHmMMN, When the Year Grows Old. 1 OBITUARY. ^_ The annual meeting of Green Mountain | t vgllstuortti American. Sverywhere, everywhere beauty! CHARITY C. KOYA1*. was held with Greenwood The world U In gay attire Pomona grange A RARE This week I’m lowland Charity C., widow of Samuel Royal, Saturday, Oct. 5, with XyCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL rhe maplee along the grange, Eaatbrook, offering you th who waa her second one ol The rCBUIBID Burn with October Are. husband, about 275 patrons in attendance. elm tree and the ash tree Ellsworth's oldest and moat was A. P. trade in VERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The highly- addresa of welcome given by greatest Corned Beef AT Have changed their green tor gold, respected citisens, died Tuesday morning Banker. W. M. Julien Emery responded. tha And the sumach shines in scarlet. ol ELLSWORTH, MAINE, at the home on High street in this city The following officers were elected for the eve1, ca,ne to BT TBB And—the year is growing oldl I. LOW town—Beef of her daughter, Mrs. Alonso W. Packard, ensuing year: Master, Augustas Foes, ge„ ANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. See! When the breeve comes blowing alter an illness of ten days. ol overseer, D. G. Hall, of Bay P. W. Holunb. Editor And Mababbt. Pamela; uinely best Down from the steep hill's crest, Mrs. Royal was the dsughter of the late E. E. McFarland, of La- quality, lean, W. H. Titus# Asroclmle Editor. View; lecturer, tende The leaves like birds are flying John Murch, of Trenton; she was born at steward, G. B. Scammon, of west. moine; and of « Sl.OOforsIx North, sooth, and east and G. de,iciou8 C.rlptlon Prior—$2.00 year, Trenton, May 6,1818, and waa eighty-nine Schoodic No. 420; assistant steward, H. flav.r, nths; 50 cents for three months; l( rsw Through the haxe that ia over the landscape PRICE pacfee 75 And SB cents years, five months and two days old st the of Schoodic No. 408; chaplain, totlv In Bdrancn. SI 50, A breath steals, chilling!;' cold. Smallidge, ..ecurely. 8ingle copies 5 cents. All nr* time of her death. When she was born of treasurer, Fred in a in the midst of singing. Myra Young, Lamoine; carefully half-barrels (100 rages arc reckoned at tbe rate of $2 per Like sigh Clara F. lb, her father was years of age. Noves, of John Dority; secretary, ir. For—the year is growing old! seventy-nine Leonard will be was ol her Johnson, of Pamola; gate-keeper, in riislrg Rates—Ate reasonable and It 100 yean from the time Dora each) and offered at ur— Butler, of Greenwood; ttree, Abbott, de known on application. O, the beauty that's all about birth to the birth of her tint father’s of Greenwood; Pomona, Hattie Kingman, How soon it must fade and die! of Bav dness communication* should be addressed child. of Mariaville; Flore, Elea Hall, order* made 1 wonder if bare boughs dream of Helen M. .id all checks and money pay- in life she was married to the late View; lady assistant steward, COURTt Publishirg the summer sky ? Eerly No. 408. to THS Hancock Green leaves and there Smallidge, of Schoodic « Maine. C«nt. by this union Kllsworth, I wonder if old folke’d ... as Joseph Moore; After the election the officers present were born six five or whom sur- manner some when the days are cold. children, were installed in W pleasing by 56,50 is the Per of assisted by half'tlilr-l. think of vive H. Moore, Past-Maater Julien Emery, editioM of The Or is it neaven’s spring fbev her, two sons—Joseph CORNED This week’s Chester Stratton, ol Pamola grange. When life, like the year, grows old f Denver, Col., George P. Moon, of Dolores, ericas is 2,550 copies. Col., and three daughter* -Mm. Carrie Ellsworth has never What matters the autumn's coining Deafness Cannot be Cured before leaf t Griffin, of Utica, 111.; Mn. Mary Y. Hop- ha of And the full o' the ripened by local applications, as they cannot reach . rage for the year 1908, 2,304 and Mn. is There’s and endless springtime nearing, kina, of East Boston, Maas., the diseased portion of the ear. There finch an attractive to core deafness, and that is by meat winter's is brief. Jennie H. of this city. Her old- only ons way J And reign Packard, remedies. Desfness is caused g££P offer; OCTOBER 9, 1907. them! constitutional JDNESDAY, O, sorrowful thoughts,—forget est son, John C., waa washed overboard an Inflamed condition of the mucous lin- by this tube couldn’t make it Look forth with a Joy untold from the Alice Thondike, of which ing of the Eustachian Tube. When now, if I ship a sound or im- hadn all men dream of— is Inflamed you have rumbling To the time that he waa lint a in Is Maine Music Festival, mate, during heavy gale perfect hearing, and when ft entirely Where nothing we love grows old. Is the result, end unless the in the Bay of Biscay and lost, agad twenty- closed. Deafness bought and been ith to-night’s performance fir- B. Bsaford, ta Outer'i Book. inflammation can be taken out andI thintube closely, williD Maine seven yean. restored to its normal condition, hearing will ) the eleventh annual out of ten land, waa married to her second be forever: nine esses Mn. Royal destroyed bat to sell at a into GOSSIP. are caused Catarrh, which is ncthlng closely, “cash i to festival passes history— COUNTY in 187$. He died by dowi husband, Samuel Royal, sn Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. last and for 4 a days in Bangor week, In UH. He was the father of eleven We will give One Hundred Dollars any Potato rot seems to be pretty general that to and caae of Deafness (caused by catarrh) both and me. 4 a days in Portland this week, seven of whom are Mo Cure. saving you throughout the connty. children, living. rannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh 4 the eleventh time Director-in children were born of this union. Bend for cDcolnr^re.^ ^ ^ Q You’ll find a has in a and and half-barrel of 4 William R. Chapman kept The biggest baby show ot the year Of kind generous nature Sold by Druggists, ne. thj her Take Hall's Pills for constipation. 1 with the music-loving public of Hancock county was held at Stonington genial disposition, she won during Family of She beef a last There were twenty-five long life a large circle friends. good investment at I Saturday. Sait. thi he has babies in line. was ever ready with words of Encourage- Jot t successive year __ ment to champion all movements of a time of the t ht here one Secretary Taft has Dave Genaro and Bailey in their sum of Same, 4 miles, other cieditors of the association are deed oanO G*orgc W Hale certomreill Washington. Going mental selections and comedy bits; How- Cushman, sai<» WALTHAM. JHaklow L D. Woodruff, September 2, ly07. Casbie r. inte snmt*d in Aurora. ix» at a ard and Howard, “The and f Japan time when the attitude of Messenger Boy am xandi-r C Haukkthy. thus in said d in and Fred W. Rollins is friends in described, mortgag^ the Thespian,” songs imitations, visiting Nathan C King. < ACTION NOTICE. The described real estate.wwi that was but following convey* people anything friendly and Jimmie Lucas, “The Boy With the Lagrange. L-wis Hodgkin*. the same mise- this day my wife. Laura A. McCorisou. being prt to are J. Hall, the botueiteidH tbe United States, it was freely in- Dialects.” a character comedian, Mrs. Howard Davis has gone to Brewer T. McDonald, has lett bed and board without tbe said H. M.& fl. be in bill. IIak.iv W. Osgood. WHERE*8 my just of land a. • and also among the acts that will the for the winter. cause. I bsu-ov give notice that I shall no lots aud parceis timated by diplomats 'Who have ex- ; F. F. SlMONTO*. pay to The Harlen acrobatic humor- bills her contracting alter this date. tbesaun- picuintrs convey-1 ^,“*>* brothers, Mrs. E. L. visited relatives in Oct. 1907. oft by Ins the of in ragtimes diver- Kingman Ellsaoith, Me.. 9, Ei>win L. McCorison. 8i)sby. late of Aurora, def! daJ.elB-| perienced displeasure Japanese ists; the Vaughners, re< <• (led in town last week. Northeast Har ruaryS, a d. W62, and that sions; Blamphin and Hebr, playing a | or, Me.. Oct. 2. 191-7. d officials, Secrotary Taft might i Mrs. W. D. of Lisbon is registry, volume 115. pag to. comedv skirt; La Dent, clown juggler, Blithen. Falls, 'awbrrtisnnrati Aud wheres* the said David meet with hut a relatives here. THE NUI LIFICATION OF TUE SUNDAY anything warm re- and new pictures by the kinetograph will visiting and Oeoige W. Hale by their assignoeP Mrs. W. B. Jordan STATUTE :i* ruE STATE Ui .11A1NE dated May I, < n d ception. Not one of them for a till out the programme. attended the music mortgage -g festival at last week. was huu:iug and as usual cember 15,18t3, in volume »-. | Bangor rpiii£RL shooting am.-^c, ir moment believed that the man Wanted at Once! A on Sunday in t'uniculous Park, Oct 0, registry ot deeds, assigned A_, big I.umberinan Dead. a debt the W Huugor Stephen Jordan, with crew of men, 1907. The State of Maine must indemnify me the said mortgage deed, the cooia dioc—a v.itd h.u cnaracteristic \ uml ,o Albion W. Dudley, a pioneer lumber- has gone to Rocky pond, where he will OPERATORS ON WASH SKI":. in lb" Mini or i J 57,0- 2, e. "(ten cured and all interest in th,e”JLj lumber this winter. thousand for nullification iu and to the land there mdescnbedtoi* frankness the difficult question of man of eastern Maine, died at Bangor dollars) of Sunday of At ••close nine” law. A amount Everard H. Greyly, yesterday, aged seventy-seven years. Will Stanley and of interesting wages. Large, well- like must be dersigned, exclusion and the delicate family, Brewer, to me for e«*ch scd violation of the said county; ..m Japanese have moved paid every °* got into part of the house of equipped factory, centrally located. Decalogue by the ^t^tc of Maine and the led And Whereas, the conditions •abject of war with Castine Won at Football. for the winter. and ®i“auif| anything ap- Percy Davi^ Steam Heat. Electric eral government of the United j^tate of Amer- gage have been broken reDaa# thffor lights, i’crfeet ica. M Aliy CATl.ARl.Na FiiETZ AUSTIN. formed now therefore, by r*aao®.. success. But Castine normal school won its first foot- I Miss Ethel who has been at c»i proaching Secretary Mabee, and I claim a foreclosure oi of the season defeat- Northeast Harbor for the light ventilation. Work interest- going Taft has done both these and ball game Saturday, summer, is vis- auil this notice for that purpose. things, score of 16-0. TAKt; NOTICE. give ing Freedom academy by the iting Mrs. B. F. Jordan. ingand easily learned by inexperienced Ellsworth, Maine, October 8.1W7- baa done them so well that penalty besides Maine laws for close Everard H.u practically Mrs. Dora Cullens and children were *.75 girls. per day to all while learn- THF.time is Irom #2.000 to $5,000 or thirteen J. A Peters hi# •11 Japan is resounding with cheers in guests of Mr. Cullens’ Mrs. M. K. By attogf, BAR HARBOR. aunt, ing; splendid when learned. months iu state prison; Sunday* $3,000 to honor. The Haslem, Sunday and Monday. wages #7.000 or fifteen months’ in subscriber hereby give# tts diplomatic situation The Y. M. C. A. football team won its imprisonment, rpHE J®gjg|e*ec» Madam Aundrie and of New' Write or apply to eaci. and every cas of tiespas* m Cuniculo- _L she has been duly appointed ie and first game of the season at Ban- companion, cus aud testament ot entirely cleared, the way is now Saturday who have been park from this date. ot the last will ^j a score of York, boarding at Joseph EDWARD EINALDA. late of for a gor, defeating Bangor high by j Mary C. Frets Austin. TRB»obo| open resumption of that discus- Fox’s, have gone to Bar Harbor. Fuller-Osborn Co. 21, 1907. in the of Hancock, 15-0. Mfg. Aug. county tiec#e^ai(i'of Jfll. of The friends of Mrs. b*ing required by the terms t4g sion exclusion which was so rudely The Malvern hotel is to be greatly im- many Nettie DeBeck, HAKaXAND. ME. who is at the East Maine gPKfT.tl NOIICH. persons having oemandsagain'ttMfaj broken off the action of the before another season. A large general hospital, Hoiue of “iSebasUiOok" skirts. said deceased are desir' d to P e. by San proved are to know she is not trespass in Cnnlcnlocus Park. 1 tberttol auditorinm will be built in place of the glad improving. lor settlement, and all indebted Francisco school authorities. DO demand p: otvCtioa to life and annex. It will include a ball Mrs. J. S. of and Mrs. O. property to make payment 4 south large Earle, Machias, from the o, the .state of requested ^ of county ii<»,aeock, Oct. 2, 1907. room, and a number of private dining L. Martin, Clinton, Mass., are the Maine, and the Unite States of America Trenton, of all Souvenir Post Cards Emelin^^. First states to endorse a can- rooms, with suites of rooms on the upper guests of their sister, Mrs. Alden Haslem. Mary C. Frktz Aostix. subscriber hereby floors. Oct. 8. he has been duly appointed didate for I’t1-. the Nebraska H. 8 views THE of dtriK, only IOc. the last will and testament I have now of TKBenT< state held MAN8ET. only a few post cards left and as HANNAH H. INLAND, late ^ republican convention, BROOKS V1LLE. I am and grinding for the reason o going onto! the oust card business. I win lu ihe of Hancock, decaa , at who is in offer those I THRASHINGof 1907 will be done when water power county ^ Sept. 21, Lincoln, adopted a Mrs. Alice Moon, nursing Mrs. Abbie Grindle is reported to be nave on hand, at a rare I nrcain, >n reoulred by the t*.rru ring- order i3 adequate to drive run hineiy at Cunioulocus heiog a:nst tb« Bangor, spent two days at home laat week. to dispose of them at on e. This ad. will All h..vinK demands against endorsement of the Roosevelt failing. ouce Park M. C. Austiw. per..m» ing I appear more, ami then vve olosc our con- of aaid deceased are desire Mrs. S. W. Newman was called to Sea- Miss Carrie it, tot Mrs. tract, send Mills._ late and added: Roper working now; before too late. «t tinmen t, and policies, “While not pre- wall the death of her the same for Sunday by father, William Kno^.. thereto are t° suming to forestall the Hadlock. 8 10c. 20 35 requested J/Lgu* action of any Epps Roberts is cards, cards, 20c. RaLPH Ralph employed in Mr. immiately. _ future we are extended to Ralph Knox’s woolen mill. H. M. Trenton, Oct. 2, convention, express the be- Congratulations BELLATTV, DEPT. HE. rrhl£ subscribers notice tout 1607.---‘ Hadlock and bride, of Seawall. Mr. and A..ELLSWiuhiH, hereby give that the A came to the home A they have been duly appointed executors HK .uosoTioer ‘>’>'eDr * lief republicans of Nebraska Hadlock were both former residents daughter gladden nmted'ed"lil Mrs. of Mrs. and Mrs. Bentley Grindle Oct. 1. of the last will and testament of he hu been duly appointee in the Hon. William H. of this place. EVER TRY HUXHAM’S PADS? ISAIAH YODNG. late of LAMOINE, t rat or of the estate of recognize and M. R. late of micKSPO' Mad. O. F. Lymburner are raising in the county ol Hxncr.ck, deceased, no bonds LUCY M. COLLINS, ji one whose Oct. 7. How my feel ■. <: 8u Hancock, dmea"-, Tait, Ohio, personal __ the roof of their store, and other IAIUCUU T icqfiii : ttrtf.3 of said will. •n Hie county making ww E. ache. of^ d II i Huxnam's Ahsnrhenr All persona havinx demands the es- bond. a« the chin teter apd ahoco ser- TREMONT. necessary repairs. Pads the against iriven tbe e«t»t iot.g pnblic stop pain and cure sciatic: *-'1 ‘id dec ••• demands of and w-ti;cA uicsii£• jons having **Jji.narel8entthe» trnrk him as the man Ina B. Eaton has a Hugh Brown, Bargentville, has pur- every Ehcuinatlc trouble winmii usim- the same for and all indebted said deceased are desired top vice, nnder Mrs. accepted posi- medicines or liniments. settlement, lbereto chased of Frank Hooper the so-called SOeapairbi .ua.i „i a. iw nuke iunne- lor settlement, and tion as nurse in Dr. Chanmng’s private We refund the lut-rcyo it-Muto-cO paymeut iPntburnediate'.v WllUao Lucbtt Isaac house. d'ugglsts. money 11 c.atciy. T*. s r .T-u to make duluisut^ policies sanitarium for nervous diseases at Brook- Hooper not help but guested collii yon. they will. Send fnr free honk Raurkl M. Hodgkins. Wcidd do I* Oct. 8. A. I Thb Hl xham Pad r-.ro.i.ated.v line, Mass. Co., 5 Park ! u uaiuoin** Oct. 2, 19i;. liucksport, Oct. 2, 1907. 2322. Gilpatrick, Reynolds. Wood; Clark. HALCYON GRANGE FAIR. BUCK8PCRT. 2ttiDcrU0ftitmt&. 8. J. Tue*ddy, Oct. 18. HANCOCK CpURT. The seminary football team was defeated 2779. Atwood vi. Maine Hub Co. Deasey ft Awarded at North List of Premiums here Saturday by Old Town high school BEGAN TUES Lynam; McLaughlin; Blanchard, Blnehtll. OCTOBER TERM 1 by a score of 5-0. Stearns. Halycyon grange, North Bluehill, held AFTERNOON. 2880. DAT Leslie vs. Holyoke. Fellows; Deasy ft its snnnsl (sir and cattle ihow Sept. 37. Mrs. Arthur Turner, well known here, Lynam. The following premiums were awarded: died suddenly it her home in Portland that it will be A *.20. Snowman vs. Green. Warren; Patten. Mrs. with her has band indications STOCK. FYiday. Turner, 2552. vs. and two was here a week be- — Snowman Green. Warren; Patten. friends, only short TBRM NBW GRAND JURY L 1907 Wedn*tOay, Oct. 10. Best pair oxen, James Saunders, 1; fore her death, in Mr. Turner’s touring OF CABBS. oar. —ASSIGNMENT 2507. Clark vs. Leader. Clark; Newell. Charles F Wescott, 2; John R Grindle, 3. 1. One- UN ASSIGNED LIST. Two-year-old steere, A P Soper, THE COOHT. steers, J L Clarence BORN. 1491. P. N. Bank VS. Stafford. Wood; Clark. year-old Saunders, 1; Presiding Justice — Albeht R. Savagk, Moon, 2 and 3. Best ball calves, 2212. Gordon vs. Haskell. Hurley; Newell. pair AUSTIN—At Ellsworth, Oct 4, to Mr and Mrs Auburn. John B Qrindle. Best Eben C a son. OPENING 2919, Gang Sons vs. Haynes. Woodman; D. pair steers, Harry Austin, F. Knowlton, Ellsworth. Clerk—John ft L. Webber, 1. Bull calf, Ciarenoe Moon, 2. GR1NDLE—At Brooks vine, uct 1, to Mr and County Attorney—Chablhs H. Wood, Bar Mrs Bently Orindle, a daughter. 2895. Vaughan vs. Pineo. Chase; Pineo. Best heifer calf, JL Saunders, 1; JohnB Harbor. LYMBURNER-At SedgWlck, Sept 26, to Mr AT 2457. Hill v* Anderson. King; Stuart. Charlie 3. one- Sheriff—Byhoh H. Mayo, Ellsworth. Grindle, 2; Moon, Heifer, and Mrs Scott Lymburner, a son. [Paul NEW ENTRIES. John R 1. Bast E Smith.] Crier—Bdbkh Lhach, Buoksport. year-old, Grindle, cow, PICKERING—At Stonington, Oct 8. to Mr and David 2508. Cleaves vs. Chandler. Clark. S Haskell, JL C Webber, 2; Emma Dohl- Deputies—Burkb Leach, Buoksport; 1; Mrs Elmer Haskell Pickering, a daughter. Bloomfield Hig- 2510. Cook vs. Deal. Clark. 3. Best Oxford down J S W. Cahnhy, Ellsworth; qniet, bock, TADESCHI—At Stonington, Sept 29, to Mr Hancock House, 2513. Smith vs. Leonard. Martin ft C. « gins, Bar Harbor; John E. Webster, Blue- Clark; Treworgy, 1. Hampshire down buck, E S and Mrs George TadeScbi. de^vM-er. hill; Roland A. Flye, Brookllu. 2527. Wasgatt vs. McFaul. Woo'd. Haskell, 1. Lincolnshire back, E S Has- WEED—At Stoniugto,*. Jet to Mr 21.» Stenographer—W. N. CONFOETH. 2520. Tsy lor vs. Hoi way. Wood. Richard Albert Weed, a son. ikickird Ellsworth, Me. kell, 1. South down, J L Saunders, 1. Albert, Jr.] Messeugcr—Carrol Shea, Ellsworth. 2537. Chase vs. Bird Co. Spofford. Best sheep, J L Saunders, 1; Freeman WILBUR—At Ellsworth, Oct 4, to Mr ana 2588. Eaton vs. Eno. Spofford. Grindle, 2. Best lambs, Charlie Moon, 1. Mrs Irving Wilbur, a daughter. The Octbbcr term of the supreme court 2540. Hanniford vs. Small. Spotford. 2545. vs. Sweetser. Best colt, two-years-old, William for Hancock county opened at the court- Spofford Spofford. MARRIED. October II. 2546. Clement vs. Leach. Fellows. Wescott, 1; Charlie Moon, 2; Clarence Friday, house in Ellsworth Tuesday afternoon, Moon. 3. Best four months E S 2549. Clement vs. Bridges. Fellows. colt, old, DENNBTT-GOULD—At Oct with Justice A. R. At 1. Portland, 2, by Savage presiding. 2550. Clement*vs. Hutchings. Fellows; Haskell, Rev John C Perkins. D D. Miss Estelle of Rev. V. F. POULTRY. of to Dr Arthur Lewis the opening court, Hendee, 2558. Young vs. Curtis. Fellows. Dennett, Portland, Gould, of Freeport. pastor of the Ellsworth Methodist church, 2558. Wood vs. Bowden. Fellows. Wyaadottes, Plymouth Rock and Bhode Island AT Gillis. HOWARD—JACKSON—At Deer Isle, Oct 1. offered prayer. 2570. Young vs. Young. Mason. Hbd, by Rev L M Bos worth, Mrs Floretta E After the usual proclamations, a new 2608. Simonton vs. Scribner. Crab«ree. PRODUCE. Howard, of Desr Isle, to Rev Joseph Jack- son. grand jury w’as empanelled and charged 2614. Burrill Bask vs. Taylor. Burrill. Early Envoy potatoes, A P Soper, 1; J B 2. White C F WEBB—ROBINSON—At Stonington, Sept 29, the court. The of the docket 2616. ’Burrill Bank vs.%Taylor. Burrill. Treworgy, giant, Wescott, by calling 1. J S 1. Green by Rev John P Simonton, Miss Clara B 2.18. Bos worth vs. Hodgkins. Tracy. Early Maine, Treworgy, Webb to Charles W both and assignment of eaaea followed. TJ Emma Dahl- Robinson, of Ston- 2619. Cahill vs. Graves. Tracy. Mountain, Wescott, 1; ington. ATTORNEYS qulst, 2; G A Snowman, 3. Gold Coin. A T 9621. Sherman vs. Von Geartner. Tracy. Gillis. l; S B Billings, 2. Fourth of Jaly, The attorneys present at the opening of 9897. Chase vs. Irwin. Chase. 8 B Billings, 1. Early six week, D L DIED. SB court were aa follows: A NEW LAWYER. Emerton, 1; Billings,2. Everybody's D L Emerton. I. BORDEAUX-At Mount Desert, Oct 2, Benja- B. T. John A. choice, Early Fortunes, John B. Redman, Bowie, Jerome B. Clark, of West Gouldsboro, Thomas Grieve, 1. New Queen, A P Boper, min Bordeaux, aged 82 years, 5 months. M. B. BURNS—At Oct Mrs Lenora T Peters, Henry Hall, George Stuart, was admitted to the bar this morning, 1; Thomas Grieve. 2. Extra early, A T Trenton, 4, F. L. L. F. D. E. F. and took the oath of oflce. 1; Thomas Grieve, 2. Irish Cobbler, Burns, aged 82 years. L..-—- MasofT, Giles, Hurley, Gillis, M H S 1. of He- FARNHAM-At Penobscot, Oct 2, Frank aaS Novel In C. Burrill, John F. Knowlton, H. L. Crab- * A NEW CITIZEN. Dunbar, Improved Beauty All That Is FashlonaMe Suits, Coats, downs, \ bron, T J Wescott, i. Early Boas, Eben F Farnham, aged 46 years, 6 months, 29 days. tree, W. E. Whiting, E. J. Walsh, Ells- James A. French, of Ellsworth, a native Webber. 1; C F Wescott,' 2; J L Saunders, HOFFMAN-At Bar Harbor, Oct 6. Miss Waists, fuss. Dress Ooods, Silks worth; O. P. Cunningham, O. F. Fellows, of Scotland, was granted naturalisation 3. Early Bangor, Emma Dahlqulst, 1. Dorothea Wolf Hoffman, of New York, aged || and took the oath eb a citizen of Sir 41 years, 1 Month, 15 day*. T. H. Smith, Wiley C. Conary, Buoksport; papers, Walter Raleigh, A P Soper, 1. Largest the United States this morning. potatoes, D L Emerton. Table beets, C F RAYMOND-At North Bnckspo-t, Oct <*, L. B. E. S. Clark, Charlss H. Wood, Both were excused until to- Charles F Raymond, aged 58 ye.rs,4 months. I Deasy, juries Wescott, 1: G A Snowman, 2: L C Wabber, B. E. Clark, A. H. Lynam, E. N. Benson, morrow forenoon, when the trial of cases 3. Mangold beets, A T Gillis 1; J 9 ROBERTSON-At North Sullivan, Oct 4. Mr* will begin. 2. Austin Robertson, aged 20 years, 9 months, 8 H. L. Bar Edward E. ______Treworgy, A T 1. J L Graham, Harbor; Turnips, Gillis, days. il S B I 'Saunders, 2; 3. C F Chase, George R. Seth W. Billings, Carrots, Ozt Bluchilt; Fuller, SALISBURY COVE. A T G A ROYAL-At Ellsworth, 8, Charity C, Wescott, lj Gillis, 2; Snowman, widow -Samuel 89 6 Norwood, Southwest Harbor; Oeorge M. 3. Eben 1: Thomas of Royal, aged years, There was a attendance at the Parsnips, Webber, months, 2 days. E. P. Deer large 2. A T 1: Warren, Castine; Spoflord, Isle; the fourth de- Grieve, Cauliflower,’ Gillis, SELLERS—At West grange Wednesday night, Thomas 2. Sweet J 8 Stonington, Sept 29, Jerome H. Knowles, Northeast Harbor; followed a boun- Grieve, corn, Michael Small Sellers, aged 86 years, 11 days. gree being conferred, by A T L C 3. tiful after which mere Treworgy, 1; Gillis, 2; Webber, George R. Kadloek, Cranberry Islee; supper, games F M A C 2. The was then called to Pop corn, Dunbar, I; Osgood, Charles J. H. H. Patten, played. grange Thomas 1: Mark Dunn, Orono; and numerous Cucumbers, Grieve, aWwrUMmmt*. order, important questions TJ 3. J S U. G. Mudgett, A. L. Blanchard, Bar Har- relative to work were discussed. Palmer, 2; Wescott, Cabbage, grange Treworgy, lj A T Gillis, 2: Thomas Grieve, LaFi bor. there will be a Next Wednesday night 3. Sheaf of A P A mock conducted the oats, Soper, 1; T Gillis, thb Juries. imitation, by young- 2. of H S 1. members. Sample oats, Dunbar, Sheaf est of A T 1. of At this t6rm of court a new grand jury, wheat, Gillis, Sample wheat, A T 1. A C Os- to serve the is Gillis, Largest pumpkin, during year, empanelled. WEST TREMONT good. Largest squash, A C Osgood. Best Hair Judge garage’s charge to the jury was W. D. Thurston is employed at Pretty squash, CF Wescott, 1; 8 B Billings, 2. My comprehensive and explicit, explaining Marsh, carpentering. Best pumpkin, A T Gillis, 1: C F Wescott, clearly to the jurors their important E. S. Thurston left for Waltham, Maas., 2; 8 B Billings, 3. Citron, 8 B BiUings, 1; as J S Treworgy, L 8 3. Onions, dntiea. The as and or- Wednesday, to work at his trade 2; Grindle, jury empanelled Thomas 1. P J Ran jeweler. Grieve, Sulphur beans, ganized is as follows: Grindle. Beans, Thomas Grieve, 1, on six Rev. Mr. Atwood has returned from •tCS'KWMMHMMHMMMHWMVAway varieties. Thomas on a mu GRAND JURY. Peas, Grieve, 1, | Cutler, where he attended the ministerial three varieties. Stinson, Philip P, foreman.Barry association. 2on’t have a falling out with q- FRUIT. — Noyes, Frank P, clerk...Gouldsboro Oct. 5. Thelma. hair. It leave I inuuci aireauy one oi our m :; popular m Benson. Richard. Sedgwick Collection of apples, John Grindle, 1: your might you A T 2. Yellow shoes—is embodied a comfort new to Bowden, Edward 0.....Castine BBUEHIBB r AL.LB. Gillis, transparent crab, ?!::n what? That would mean superlative :'.oemuking J F M Dunbar, 1. Cat head, Frea Candage, 1. Candage, Herbert A.Bluehill The cranberry crop is small. —a comfort Duchess, McIntosh Red, Mann Wealthy, thin, straggly, uneven, rough delightful and luxurious beyond belief, v/liioli can I Gray, Deforest.Brooksville Boss Colson and wife arrived home Son- Canada Red, E A Butler. 1. Ifed Astra t be Grover, George W.Mount Desert day. chan and Pewakee, E S Haskell, 1. Wolf hair. Keep your hair at home! only appreciated by trying the-shoe cn your foe':. Hannon, Joseph C.Btonington A. R. Conary visited Bar Harbor last river, A P Stover, 1. King Tompkins and Fasten it tightly to your scalp! This latent to Herrick. Frank A..Brooklin week. Snow apples. S B Billings, 1. Red Astra- addition the La France family combines the I Fred 2: Finch Rmma Leach, Gilbert 8. Penobscot Mrs. Lela Chatto is a few days chan, Hinckley, tree, You can easilydo itwith Ayer’s spending 1. Golden Blue Pear- of both turn and welt in a that cucites the Moore, Eben B. Bucksport at “Seven Acres”, Parker point Dahlquist, Russet, advantages way main, Strawberry, Wallbridge, Graven- Hair Vigor. It is something Parsons, Lin wood E.Eden Mrs. Wiley Conary will spend the week stine. Porter and Tolman F S admiration of shoemen. for tho woman I while her huBband is court sweets, more than a hair dress- Designed primarily Patten, Libeons D.Ellsworth here attending Hinckley, 1. Martha crab, A P Cooper, 1; simple Edward S.Deer Isle in Ellsworth. S 2. with tender feet, it is hailed with all Small, B Billings, Twenty-ounce and Maith ing. It is a hair medicine, a Jj approval by women, be- $ Snowman,^Fred G...... Orland Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin is having improve- Stripe, Fred Candage. 1. cause, while to the it never Stratton, Charles E.Hancock ments made on her cottage at Mill island. Plums, Emma Dahlquist, 1. Greeh To- hair tonic, a hair food. yielding slightest verncr.:, loses 11 ~ of Emma — Williams, George C.Franklin E. W. Mayo has charge the work. matoes, Dahlquist, 1;AP Stover, T’-'*' ?:ind of a testimonial J) its I 2. Cranberries, LC 1: LSGrin- smooth, glove-like fit. Wilson,A.T...... Sullivan Oapt. P. Friend, schooner Waldron Webber, S...t iv.r over oisty years.** ? dle, 2. Champion grapes, E A 1. arrived in the harbor Oct. 6, with Butler, to see new the traverse several were Holmes, C. Mesa, Ask, then, this Flexible Welt, and let us tell Among jurors, from Portland for FANCY WORK. Li-tuo ry J. Ayer Co., Lowell, I freight Bluyhill. /. Also maau&oturers of excused and the second jury was not Embroidered Addie H 1. jj more of its Mrs. Oscar Bowden, of South Bluehill, Doily. Soper, aLA '> SARSAPARILLA. you unique and enduring comfort. filled when empanelled yesterday. The formerly of this place, went to Portland Toilet cushion, Mrs F S Grindle, 1; Eliza | 2. Stand ■" r-C? are as follows: last for treatment. She has a Palmer, cover, Eliza Palmer, 1. / 0 ? juries Thursday J O LRii LiV PECTORAL. C. 1_. father and sister here. Bureau scarf, Eliza Palmer, 1. Knit lace, I MORANG, PIRST TRAVERSE JURY. Mrs C F 1. Crocheted Eliza ! Brooks has raised about bush- Wescott, lace, |.X | Department Stores, Gray fifty 1. Embroidered | Hale, Thomas E, foreman. *..Ellsworth els of sold worth of toma- Palmer, centerpiece, I potatoes, fl2 Eliza Alice M 2. Ar- Ellsworth, Maine. j; Alien, H.Sedgwick and has feorked his hours a r&lmer, 1; Wescott, Hprace toes, eight day row head Eliza Palmer. Harlan H.Deer Isle at the Point all his tidy (crocheted), Billing?, summer, doing gar- Mexican work Addie H 1. CATARRH and He is no collar, Soper, Black, Jesse T.Dedham dening night morning. boy Mexican work Addie H ^Remedy* either. centerpiece, Soper, Brady, Edward E.Ellsworth 1. Crocheted handkerchief case. Fannie Dodge, EzraC. Bluehill Oct. 7. CHUkBS. Wescott, 1. Paper napkin handkerchief Ely’s Cream Balm G. H.Sullivan Jennie Wescott, 1. Drawn work is absorbed. Hanna, SARGENTVILLE. case, quickly Hodgkins, Rowland W.Hancock handkerchief, M B Hinckley, 1; Effie L Gives Relief at Once. Mrs. J. W. Grindell and son 2. Drawn work Effie L Dun- Hutchins, A. B.Orland Raymond Dunbar, belt, It cleanses, soothes, are friends at Surry. bar, 1. Corset cover, Eliza 1. Tat- Joy, A. R.Gouldsboro visitiog Palmer, heals and BUSINESS CHANCE B. of iB ted centerpiece, Eliza Palmer, 1. Crochet protects $ Leach, Oscar F. Penobscot George Foster, Newton, Mass., I he diseased mem- visiting his son, Charles K. Foster. doily, Fannie Wescott, T; Jennie Wescott, SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. 2. Ladies’ knit Eunice 1. brane resulting from IN A LUMBER INVESTMENT. Mrs. Comfort is a few gloves, Dunbar, I Hooper spending Gentlemen’s knit Hazel 1; Catarrh and drives McFarland, Webster P, foreman.Brooklin weeks with her sister in Rockland. gloves, Gillis, (l There Is no better form of investment today than in virgin lumber. Good timber i) Sadie E Dunbar, 2. Knit stockings, Mary a Cold in the scarce and is for and all W S.Castine away II land is exceedingly being sought snapped up by the bfg cor- 41 Macomber, Miss Ada Hendricks, of Little Deer Isle, 1. Braided Mrs A P 1 hat our are Gillis, mat, Soper, 1; Head quickly. He- CCXICQ \ porations. It la a well recognized fact forests rapidly melting away, \ Ernest L.Bluehill is Mrs. J. N. Sargent. L M B || ay an extent that the is tak \ Osgood, employed by Mrs C Webberj 2. Drawn mat, .stores the Senses of liHl I bVbll (I and 111 truth to such alarming government ug steps to pie- W Paine, Charles F. Eden Charles Dority, of Bar Harbor, spent Hinckley. Sofa pillow, Eliza Palmer, 1; 41 vent it- A Taste and Smell. Full size 50 cts., at Drug- We have the control of a tract of timber land over 1. Perkins, Thomas with his in this Mrs S B Billings, 2. Silk quilt, Mrs purchased containing 500,000 J...Bucksport Sunday family village. or mail. In 75 cents. « and estimated to contain Blanche 1. Worsted Mrs F gists by liquid form, V acres f virgin growth conservatively 8,770,840 cords of ( Perry, John L.Sorrento Mrs. Ernest Grindal and daughter Alice Butler, quilt, A Fillp, 507,000.000 feet <»w Logs. S 1. Patch-work M B Ely Brothers, 50 Warren Street, New York. *j} 8.Deer Isle Satur- Grindle, quilt, We have a company tor the purpose of developing this tract and con- Powers, Thomas returned from Somerville, Mass., ~ i organized k Hinckley, 1; Elia 2. V a lumber manufacturing business. The capitalization is one nlllion Smith, Edwin J.Brooksville day. Haskell, ducting |1 MISCELLANEOUS. ($1 000.000) dollar* divided into one hundred shares at a par value of ten ($10.00) 41 Frank L.Franklin Brown is a few will be fsr a Swan, Mrs. Marjorie spending HAVE GOOD | dollars each. Subscriptions received limited amount of stock at ($8.00) k Ella 1: 2. ] Walls, Edgar N.Mount Desert weeks withher grandmother, Mrs. Peaslee, Pickle3, Iiaskell, Mary Gillis, ^ eight dollars per share. This stock will undoubtedly pay from 8 per cent, to 20 per W at West Sedgwick. Jelly, Mary Gillis, 1; Ella Haskell, 2. I \ cent, dividends the first year. Allottment of shares will be made pro rata and in ^ Young, Jerome.Surry \ order received before 12 o’clock noon October 3lst, 1907. Applications for shares Sim. Best collection preserves, Ella M Haskell, ™ Dolllver, Amos.Southwest Harbor Oct. 7. should be accompanied by check, post office or express money order, for at least 25 \ _ Mrs Freeman Grindle, 2. Best collec- LOOKINCJTEETH. lj sets at can- a per cent, of amount of subscription balance to follow when allottment is made. P. of was tion Mrs D P Dunbar, 1. Best artificial $8.00 )% George Colby, Bucksport, HAiNtJUUK.. plants, My I: Company’s receipts will be Issued for all moneys received. Wire, telephone or write I [ collection cut flowers, Thomas Grieve. not be at II at once. blanks and r excused from the first jury after it was Miss Persis Vose, of Portland, is visit- surpassed anywhere your reservations Application prospectus furnished upon re* t quest. We invite the closest inspection. : s empanelled. An extra panel of three ing Miss Nancy Abbott. near the price— perfect-fitting, 41 was ordered to-day. Daniel Emery, of Boston, was a recent NORTH DEER ISLE. most difficult to tell from natural guest of Capt. O. W. Foss. A. G. Haskell came home last Tuesday. ST- LAWRENCE RIVER LUMBER CO. £ ASSIGNMENT OF CASES. teeth, and for Game Warden J. E. Bowden is in Penob- Mrs. Caleb Lowe is ill. fully guaranteed Address C. H. KNOTT. 2 very ^Vlrs. Mary ten An examination $ The remainder of the afternoon yester- scot county doing warden service. Hussen also is ill. years. may Central St., Boston, Mass. 2 day was occupied by calling the docket Madison Joy went Monday to Milo, Franklin Hardy arrived home last week show I can save your natural has for a few i20 and the assignment of cases. where he' employment from Beverly, Mass. come in and let’s “talk weeks. teeth; Fifty-seven cases ^rere put on the general Frank E. Hardy is having a launch it over”. Carl Stratton, who has been in Portland built. George Black is master workman. trial list, and thirty of these were specially weeks his for the past two having eyes Oct. 7.H. THE assigned. The special assigned list is as is home. WANTED! treated, : E. D. D. follows: About thirty-flve Patrons of Husbandry t SAWYER. Every lady in EJ Is worth and vicinity to send Thursday, Oct. 10. from this place attended the meeting of S&tatdUdiChlS. at Eastbrook their OLD WORN-OUT to the Ban- CLARION. 2235. Bowden vs. Hutchins. Ingraham; Green Mountain Pomona CARPETS Whether it’s a or a fur- Peters. last*Saturday. range Eit What You Want gor Rug Agency, and have them made into the 2496. Hodgkins vs. Higgins. Walsh; Giles. Oct. nace—if it is a “Clarion”, it is 7._C. room in the home. Friday, Oct. 11. Science Has Now Found the True most beautiful RUGS for any WEST BROOKUN. sure to meet every requirement. 2361. Hasting vs Haney. Burnham; Stuart. to Cure Parker Bridges and Myra Bridges spent Way ludlgestiyu. Send for circulars and shipping tags to A. L. 2358. Carter vs. Sweetser. Graham, Benson; Made by the Wood Bishop Co, Saturday in Rockland. A few when a sufferer Spofford. years ago, Bourne, 101 Central St., Bangor, Maine. The school league here has purchased a from went to a stomach Bangor. Sold by 2464. Moseley vs. Moseley. Hale & Hamlin; indigestion for the school. was a diet Peters. dictionary specialist, lie result rigid who has been J. P. ELD & Ralph Willey, yachting list that almost meant s arvation. RIDGE, 2465. Moseley vs. Moseley. Hale Hamlin; has arrived home. Why Complain this season, But tho first thing to do in the case Main Peters. the cost of lo cent-* Street, Ellsworth. Miss Mints Seavey is at home from of or stomach weakness when at small Saturday, Oct. 12. indigestion for years you can have a sharp razor North Billerica, Mass., for two weeks. the muscular walls of 1924. Burrill Bank vs. Harden. Burrill; King. is to strengthen and an easy shave by using Miss Elisa Seavey, of Lowell, Mass., is the stomach and so that Dr. 1925. Burrill Bank vs. Stockbridge. Burrill. intestines, “DIAMOND EDGE RAZOR PASTE." C. C. MORRISON, visiting her ancle, Eugene Seavey. will cure for the food that is Hurley. they .Sent on Receipt of lO cent*. Rufus and George Carter, who In no other can this be of Bar 2016. Chase vs. Fiske. Chase; Hurley, Red- Bridges eaten. way Harbor, have been on the steamer E. A. DANIELS, en^iloyed done us Muiuri by faking u Mi-o-na man. came home 27 Dane Ave., Somerville, Hass. Samoset, Saturday. before each meal. This re- to announce 2017. Chase vs. Fiske. Chase; Hurley, Red- tablet begs that he has installed Oct. 7. B. stores to the stomach mus- man. _ strength the latest and most improved cles and stimulates the out of KLLSWORTH high- 2126. Wasgatt vs. Kingsley. Deasy & Lynam; BIRCH HARBOR. pouring electrical so chat the food is frequency machine, com- Peters. j James of Camden, is visiting gastric juices, Bickford, and its nourishment Steam and Bath Rooms. bined with the X-Ray apparatus foe 2143. Brown vs. Prescott. Wood, Benson. his old home here, after an absonce of digested readily Laundry .... t- *v- to build various 2176. Bunker vs. Kingsley. Benson, Peters. thirteen years. '~yrtrm up ‘-NO PAY, NO WASHHi" treating diseases and for diag- and 2296. Wasgatt vs. Rodick, et. al. Deasy & Mrs. Clara Wallace, of Milbridge, is energy vitality. nostic work, especially in skin diseas- with her Do not think the sick All kinds of laundry work done at short notice. Lynam. Peters, Benson. spending a few weeks here, headache, Goods delivered. es and cancer. oad taste in the called tur and 2854. Bowker Co. vs. Haslem. Whiting* brother, Amos Leighton. heartburn, mouth, H. B. ESTEY A CO., It’s an established fact a came to the coated before the eyes, that the X- Burrill. Sept. 28 little daughter tongue, spots WERT BHD ELLSWORTH ME and wife. On the and the other BRIDGE, Ray treatment is the 2406. State vs. Clay. Wood, Cunningham. home of Frank Temple sleeplessness many best cure for same a son was added to the family iiUa. arc tho direct result 2407. State vs. Simpson. Wood, Cunningham day sj cancer. of Amos Leighton and wife. v in of them- $raf(8*fanal Carte. 2411. Lyndall vs. Sweefber. Wood, Spofford. yi :..., go away Oct. C. selves. The stomach must be built 2462. Littlefield vs. Candage. Conary, Giles. up 7.__ Mi-o-na before 2481. vs. Co. Hanson. and strengthened by Leslie Cooper Peters, SOUTH HANCOCK. J. AYALSH, L. W. Hanson. you can be well and strong, free from EDMOND RUMILL, 2488. Leslie vs. Cooper Co. Peters, wife of Ira Colwell, and daugh- ATTORNEY 2489. Lillian, / Warren vs. Burke. Warren; King. and Huu.j ..—, u.n ter of George P. The eiinrent.ee that K. G. Moorb AND Undertaker. Monday, Oct. 14. of hemorrhage •,* !h lnr~« af- Monday \v»cu Diciv oe-cent box of COUNSELOR AT LAW. Dealer in 2400. Haslem vs. Power Co. Wood; Hale & ter an illness of five w'eeks. The family gives Caskets, Coffins, Robes, etc* Til i. vofj.no the unless Hamlin. have the heartfelt sympathy ol thc'eo.u- t , money dsows his confl- Offices, First National Bank Building, WEST TKEMONT, MAINE. 2298. Spratt vs. Rodick Co. Deasy & Lynam; munity. 1 ri_dy -., W. l r'--n ;n the treatment. Ellswobte, Maine. Telephone connection. Peters, Wood. Oct. 7. i American hat tubtcribert at 107 COUNTY NEWtS. hi 117 poet-oftcee in Hancock county. or Addition*! Oonnty Ann, m other pay** (Ac other papert in the County com- d do noi reach to many. The Amkbi- SUNSET. in ii not (Ac only paper printed Arthur Eaton Is home from yachting, icock and ha* never claimed to county, Winfield Eaton is employed in Rockland. >ut it it the only paper that can prop- Frank Packard returned from • be called a County paper; all the Capt. ■ Haven are local The eircula- North Monday. merely paper*. Mm. Flovette E. Howard and r<,„ The American, barring the Bar Reynold Lufkin, of Portland, ia visiting •bor Record’« summer list, is larger friends and relatives here. \ that alt the other papers printed of Miss Mamie T. Eaton left for a The fancock county. Saturday grammar school, whic- months in Boston. visit of two on account of ecarlatin Mrs. Charles Annis will leave Saturday again Monday. * > OUNTY NEWS. for a visit in Boston and vicinity. h'etee tee other additional County page Miss Lucy Astbury, of Bloehill, ia em- ployed at the cabin on Dunham’s point. EAST SULLIVAN. Prof. S. B. Knowlton, wife and five sons came h->me from 'apt. R. W. Johnson left Friday for their home in Philadelphia. Saturday. Angus M. Annis and wife have moved to D. Robertson udolph Hatch and Ptarl Boston, where Mr. Annis has employ- e gone to 3oston for employment, ment. R. and Q. A. R. held sessions SEAL he W. C. Capt. George R. Sylvester, of the COVE. ue hall Saturday, with a picnic dinner, Roland at schooner Etta Davis, is in Rockland for Ashley is home from Smi anna Bros.' brick kiln, the Area of freight for the merchants here. Harbor. ich were started Sept. 29, is dnished to- who The postoflloe at Seal Fred Gray and wife, of Vlnalhaven, Cova is to be a have been spending the past week with money order olllce after o«.i. i. ortou Uiann and wife, of Kittery, are R. and re- Reuben hss Capt. George Sylvester wife, Murphy gone to Portland to ting their daughter, Mrs. Eugene home with his turned Saturday. stop daughter, Mrs. Octa Carey. cy- Miaaea Minerva and Katherine Mrs. Aura Pottle Buel, arrived home last an k G. H. Hanna's de- Smith, general who have been apending the season at weak from Seal Harbor, where she Bos- has ry man, made a business trip to their cottage on Dunham’s point, returned bean employed at Seaside inn. last week. to Litchfield, Conn., Wednesday. S. W. Webster ^hpt. has moved his rs. Geneva Sargent and Miss Beatrice was household Mrs. Martha A. Holder, who called goods from Bangor to bis horns ison have .returned from their sum- to Quincy by the illness of her daughter, ham. The family will arrive soon. ’s employment. Mrs. Fay, returned home Sunday, accom- J. H. Rumill Apt. returned Sunday bn Moran and wife, with their son panied by Mrs. Fay and Ethel Fay. from where he has Amden, been to put a u--, have returned to Roxbury, Mass.; Herbert A. MacCommack came from yacht In winter quartern, for Southweti wife and * Charles Pettee, grandchild, Boston Friday, returning Saturday with Harbor parties, r.: of Herman whom have been gneata his wife, who has spent the fnonth of September with her brother, Fred B. Syl- “siding Elder Haskell preached a vester. 1 ful and interesting sermon at the Oct. 2. B. -eh Sunday morning. Willing hands the church attractive, and the sing- SOUTH DEER ISLE. i vas unusually good. William Saunders, of North Enfield, ia r! Whalen was shot Sunday afternoon at home. 1 ic of a rifle in a accidental discharge James Short and wife, of Newburyport, a ting camp on Planner's pond. The are visiting friends here. » went the of the through fleshy part Richard tUbotiacnuntt. who has been in ® Smith, failing a — -a. 1 just escaping the main artery, and Aa health since apring, ia very low. ti gh a bad flesh wound, no serious re- Dr. of has s. < are feared. Noyes, Charleston, bought We Sell the house of Elmer Warren, and will move my strangers were in town Wednee- his family here. M tM othor pagot g' isns autumn days gave the strangers Hampshire before returning. men from Bar Harbor at the Stafford farm. Mrs. Odessa Webber, of Orr’a Island, o to the beauties of the who rtunity enjoy son D. B. who is Ells* has been visiting her Mrs. J. Mrs. Herbert Young and little left SOUTHWEST HARBOR. Hamilton, living at sister, ba.. md hills. R. returned home Monday for Boston, where she will join worth, spent a few days this week at bis Stanley, Wednesday. YTnol C Flower gardens are still brilliant with on the guarantee 7._H. her hast and for the winter. home here. Capt. Adrian Stanley and John F. Stan- positive bloom, in spite of the blighting frosts. Mrs. Tilden Bowden and who ley are at home for a short stay while the that if it does not satis- MARLBORO. Mrs. Cram, who has spent the summer daughters, give Thomas Savage has recently purchased steamer Mineola ha 'e spent the put three months it Bar is undergoing repairs. C >tman Hodgkins has gone to Cutler to with her brother, Bloomfield Smith, at the the Robinson and the former faction we will return the Lydia house, have returned home. Oct. 4. H. wo for E. G. Burnham. Bungalow, has returned to Lawrence, Harbor, occupants, Harry Crockett and family, are entire amount of Maas. Linwood with son money paid Nowell Hodgkins, Arthur Hodgkins, moving their goods to another house. Hodgkins, Ernest, DEER ISLE. who has been his S I Melvin Wilbur and The school will visiting parents, Eben us for it. We mean this— -y Hodgkins, Longfellow league give Clarence Tarr has returned to on Philip Small, of this town, is carry B. Hodgkins, the past week, has returned employed M.^es Audrey and Luelia Hodgkins went an entertainment at the schoolhonse Fri- business at the the at a in Baltimore. glue factory through to pharmacy and ask all those who are % ist brook to the county grange Matur- day evening, Oct. 11. The programme Orrington. winter. His family has been visiting at Prof. G. S. C. Southworth, of Gamb'er, 'd will consist of recitations, dialogues, etc., Miss Alice J. Carpenter, who is attend- sick and need to James Crockett’s while getting ready for O., closed his cottage at Samon point, and strength try by the school, and will be followed by a ing high school in Ellsworth, spent Sat- A. M. C. Howard and wife, who have housekeeping. has left for home. The professor has been it with this understanding. Mrs. Howard’s S. sale of ice-cream and cake. urday and Sunday with her puents, B. S. jbfceu visiting brother, The Dirigo hotel is still open to accom- H. llemick, left here last to Oct. 7. H. Carpenter and wife. Wednesday go _ modate a few Mrs. and guests— Rogers Oct. 7. May. to Saugerville to visit Mr. Howard’s peo- Miss Underwood LAMOINE. with others. The Rogers From there will return to ple. they their built Isaac is a cottage, by Ralph, large NORTH SULLIVAN. home in Mont. visited Mrs. Emory Curtis and were Sabra, They daughter and picturesque structure, partly stone friends in Ellsworth and on theix guests of Mrs. Benjamin Young last week. Friends of Ruth, eldest daughter of Bangor work, and when the grounds are cleared, Rev. N. R. Pearson, will regret to learn way. Lawrence Manchester and Miss Ellen will present a fine appearance. that she is ill of fever. The home of Seth J. and wife Berry were recent guests of N. B. Cool- typhoid Hodgkins Quite a goodly number of Southwest ss L was the scene of a Thurs- idge and wife. Washington Abbott and wife and Fred pretty wedding Harbor people went to Bangor last week Oct. when their Abbott and wife, of Eastbrook, attended day evening, 3, only Mr. Conary, who has occupied the to take in a part or all of the music fes- was married to Wil- the funeral of Mrs. Zettie Robertson. daughter, Martha, Hutchings house for two or more years, tival. Among them were Mrs. Ada Par- iiarr of Frazier, Goldfield, Nev., by Rev. has removed his family to Bangor. ker, Mrs. Lida CousinB and Mrs. Bertha Albert Murray will leave this week for R. B. Mathews, of Ellsw-orth. The brides- where be is The annual meeting of Green Mountain Ralph who returned on Friday. Mrs, | Boston, to be employed. He maid was Audrey Hodgkins, and the best will be Wallace \ When you wait II— Pomona at Eastbrook Saturday was at- Alice Higgins and Jessie Lawton remained accompanied by Springer. ;| man Newell Hodgkins, brother of the j tended by eeveral from this vicinity. several days, the guests of Dr. Phil brick, ! Zettie Warren, wife of Austin Robert- Jo No smoke—im smell—m trouble. I bride. The ceremony was w itnessed by a ^mlll Oct. 7. H. Several houses will be built here during j son, died at the home of her parents, Wil* number of guests, relatives and intimate Often want heat in a the fall and winter. is liam Warren and wife, Oct. 4, alter a lin- N you hurry ’Willi friends of the bride and The Henry Tracy pre- i groom. par- illness of NORTH LAMOINE. paring the cellar foundation of Frank I gering consumption. All that in some room in the house the lor was prettily decorated with sweet peas fur- Mrs. George Davis visited in East Sulli- Gilley’s cottage, and has also commenced fond parents and a devoted husband could ^\\' ferns and The bride wai potted plants. do was nace does not reach. It’s so to W. van the past week. building a cottage for Mr. neat done, but to no avail. She was 'O easy attired in and wore a handsome Kaighn white, cheerful and to the last. Miss Eunice the the Robert Gott residence. Robie Nor- hopeful Funeral a brooch, a gift of the groom. The man] Coggins spent week-end pick up and carry W wood has a crew of workmen services were held at the church Sunday presents showed the of th< with relatives in Ellsworth. rebuilding popularity the afternoon. Rev. N. R. Pearson bride Willie postoffice recently partially destroyed officiating. and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Fraziei Harry and wife, of Winter Har- The * by fire. He will also build a cottage loi Companion court, of which she left Friday morning for Nova Scotia, t< bor, are the guests of Mrs. George Davis. Fred Young opposite the Congregationa was a member, and the Forresters at- visit the groom’s parents. They will re- Mrs. Jennie of Bar PERFECTION Oil Healer Berry, Harbor, vis- church. tended in a body. Appropriate aeiections turn for a brief visit with the parents o ited her Mrs. I. N. with Smokeless Device) niece, Salisbury, jr., Oct. 7. Spray. were well rendered by a choir. Beautiful (Equipped the bride, before leaving for Goldfield _ last week. flowers were in profusion, bearing silent where the groom holds a position as engi- Miss Annie Washburn, of Brewer, spenl to the room you want to heat—suitable for room in the James Foster, wife and daughter and messages of love. The bearers were Wal- any neer of a mining company. He was em- last week with friends here. granddaughter, of Bar Harbor, visited at lace Springer, Arthur Abel, Law- house. It has a real smokeless device at one time at the East Lamoim Henry absolutely preventing ployed I. N. the first of the week. Mrs. Katie Davis, of Lynn, Mass., is vis- rie and Charles Hardison. Mrs. Salisbury’s | Robcrr- or coaling fetation, and during his stay hen her Michael Connor. smoke smell—turn jhe wick as as you can or Oct. 7. Y. iting brother, eon was in the twenty-first year of her high won the esteem of all who knew him _ | Mrs. Persie Lurvey has returned fforc age. as low as you like—brass font holds 4 quarts of oil /The bride is a worthy young lady, whom j NORTH FRANKLIN. Brewer, where she has been visiting hei Oct 7. M. out many friends wish her happiness in hei that gives glowing heat for 9 hours. Fin- Mrs. Laura Butler is visiting her daugh- mother. new- life, but regret that the change re- ished in and nickel—an ornament ter, Mrs. Annie at Sullivan. James Varnum and of HULL’S COVE. japan moves her so far from her native state. A Johnson, wife, Seal Har- bor, and with Milton Arey is reported as itn- heater warranted. home fitted for occupancy awaits then Nathan Collar returned to Waterville spent Saturday Sunday j slightly anywhere. Every Walter and wife. proving. arrival in Nevada. last week, after a short vacation with his Stanley I I ■Oct. 7. Are. family. Rowena Rebekah lodge was visiied by Walter Maddoeks, of East Holden, ten members of ! spent a few days here Mrs. Ethel Clark will leave to-day for A$ticou lodge, Northeast recently. PARTRIDGE COVE. Boston to visit her brother, Paul Jewett Harbor, Saturday evening. One candi- Robert Wood, of the battleship New date was Arthur Eaton is at honku from Bar Har- and wife. initiated. Jersey, calied on friends here last week. Oct. 7. bor for a few days. Spec. Beatrice and Preston Williams is expected home to- _ Kelley Cbancie Pierce have William Kellen has gone to Cutler to night from Portland, where he underwent TRENTON. gone to Boston to study music. work for E. G. Burnham. an operation for appendicitis. The many friends of ! George Da.*ke visited his mother a few Calvert Hamor will Mies Jennie Eaton has gone to Bar Har- be glad to know he is able to be out I Miss June Williams came up from South days this week. again, bor, where she has employment. after his long illness. Gouldsboro Saturday to attend the county Mrs. Jane Gordon is visiting her sister, • M*s^s Lottie and Adc'-.ide McFarland grange at Eastbrook. She returned Sun- Mrs. Thompson T. Leland. The annual reunion of the Hamor family ■-= their home was held Oct. spent Saturday and Sunday at day. 1. Although the day was John Davis and Charles Quinn were in | here. unfavorable, about 150 partook of the Miss Grace Woodworth has gone to Sul- Bangor Saturday and Sunday. j dinner which was : Mrs. Joseph Ferrin, of Steuben, visited livan foe a few weeks before going to Bos- bountjful served in a Harry L. Davis, of Bar Harbor, w*as a tent. After her Mrs. Reuel last where she will I dinner interesting remarks i daughter, McFarland, ton, be employed by Mrs. at guest William Hopkins Saturday and were heard week. Eaton. from Eben Hamor, Elihu ( Sunday. Hamor and Rev. Anbury Gilmore. The N. H. Tinker ani F. A. Foster, of Alden | Dyer has moved his family to Mrs. Sargent Billings spent a few tables were then and friends here days cleared, dancing was Northeast Harbor, visited Eastbrook. have lived this They summer this week in Bangor visiting friends and enjoyed the remainder of the day and Sunday. in the old Moses Abbott which iB relatives. house, evening. It was voted to hold the next! Mrs. George Haskins spent part of last now being torn down. The lumber will reunion the second Among visitors in town Sunday were Tuesday in September ; week with her parents, E. E. McFarland be used by Mr. Abbott in his new house instead Frank Fernald and wife, Cornelius Sprin- of in October. and wife. at the outlet at Georges pond. 7. ger, wifo and daughter, George Moore, Awe. Oct. 7. T. ___ DeLancey Tinker returned to Northeast wife and children, of Ellsworth, W. Salis- Harbor Monday, after a fortnight's visit HALL QCAlrttY. with relatives here. Sbbtrtiununt*. James Harkins arrived Sunday from Clarence Young, Everett McFarland and Waldo boro. Mifla Bar* McFarland attended the grange Mrs, Lydia Perry and Mrs. Cookson are last meeting at Eastbrook Saturday. at home from Southwest Harbor. Frank Burkhart arrived Friday night to Mrs. Charlotte A New Orleans woman was thin. Stanley, of Sullivan, is On his return to New spend a fortnight. spending a week with her brother, Aaron York he will be accompanied by his wife Because she did not extract sufficient Robertson. and infant daughter. Miss nourishment from her food. Lottie Thompson has returned to Oct. 7. her home at Winterport, after visiting1 , She took Scott’Emulsion. relatives in town tor a few EAST LAMOINE. days. N. W.Sowle and wife, who have Miss Effie Bragdon left for Lynn, Mass., Result: spent! the summer here, ha- e gone to their Saturday. home ! She a a in at Gouldsboro. Peters has closed his home here gained pound day weight Judge D. Marino and family have rented the and returned to Ellsworth. j ALL DRUGGISTS; SOc. AND *1.00 and Ferguson cottage, are to remain nere ! Miss Addle Hodgkins hus gone to Port- this winter. land f— L.v weeks' visit with her *>*•*• P jcaatc. j of NT V NEWS. Booth Bronksville, Good wishes are ! NEWS. Barry was included among those of the nor extended the happy who will be at OOUNTY denomination. The aeLOw La., ia If*#*! •*« other pair, | Baptist <*«•’!»» mn, home at 141 f aMIUnu' Count y Aw, •» dkir pngti k’ ^ Walton street, Portland, after undenominational. It was organised as Nov. 1. a “anion” school, end does not belong to C' STINE. BI.tlKHII.I, Hiram Blake has nearly recovered Irom either of the charches at Burry. There P8rkin* '* "P*nding a few Mn. Hattie is in health. Mrs. Jerry his illness, and all are glad to see him i Osgood poor are members of both the Baptist and relatives in Bangor. „y6 with around again. There was an icecream Jessie Snow was in town Oct. 4 and 6. Methodist churches here. The superin- Dickson is spending a few tendent of the school is a Metho- Mr3 Bert party at his home Friday evening. E. W. Mayo visited Bangor and Orono Sunday friends at Westport. Oct. 4. dist. The school is not but the days with B. last week. large, .rVi"», who Lifter as in several News has been received of the death of G. S. Bridges has returned from jury mid the attorney home last Friday. Capt. Jones baa bid Wolcott, can be done on a CLARK N. and will the clam cases. adieu to the sea, and will remain at home. Bamuel Kimball, of Chicago. His wife, V., open factory here this week. without taxing its capacit slated of Hancock who died a few months ago, was Mary At tin meeting lodge, Mrs. Seavy, who has been the guest of vet, the most delicate cookc / t the mas- Louisa, daughter of Dea. Benjamin Mrs. J. H. Hooper haB gone to Haver- F. and A. M., Thursday evening, her Mrs. the at wi • cousin, Maggie Blodgett, Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball where is always your command masou'n was conferred on one spent hill, she will visit her brother, C. ter degree past summer, left for CSmden Thursday. a CLARION. cake and most of^their summer here, and they are T. Herrick,’ and others. candidate. Ice-cream, cigars Thence Bhe will go to York island for both most.pleasantly remembered. Oct. 7. H. This is because the fire a J were served. several weeks to visit relatives. V*-’ Oct. IBB oven are under absoli Ferdinand Devereuz and wife and Mrs.. Oct. 7. Tomson. 7._M. SOUND. always Gran? Kundson left last week for Boston, control and there need be »o EAST BLUEH1LL. Mrs, N. W. Cobb is quite ill. /fy^ where they joined one of the Washington MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. delays in changing from one li e A. T. Cousins is in Pedstone, N. U. Weston Brown and excursions for several days’ sight-seeing Death has again invaded our fraternal family recently i of work to another. order, and Gov. Brooks No. Mrs. H. F. Strout is visiting relatives in moved into the house. in that city. lodge, 142, Perry Sargent I. O. Thousands of succesfil O. F., is called to mourn the loss of a Penobscot. W. C. Wasgatt and E. T. M. Richardson Several trom hen attended the mus.'g beloved brother, Oapt. Israel Webber, who U CLARIONS afford the W. F. Chapman and family have moved spent Saturday and Sunday at Swan’s Is- proof. (estival in Bangor last week, among them haa served us faithfully as noble grard for to Stonington. land. or being w. A. Walker and wile, E. H. Car- the past year. Not often does it fall to our THE IMPERIAL CLARION. oee "e v'“noa a«eal us* I and Mrs. E. E. Philbrook and lot to record the paeslng away of one bound Miss Ethel Wight started for Waltham, Miss Ruby Tracy visited her grand- penter wife, BSTABL.SHED Mrs. F. V. Grindle. by such tender ties as he whose lose we Mass., Saturday. parents, E. M. Higgins and wife, last WOOD Q BISHOP CO., Bangor, monrn The membere of this to-day. lodge Mrs. R. B. went to week. Me.[ L. Stevens G. A. I C. the Long Burlington, post, K., through know how faithful and punctual he waain of E. H. baa been last week. Miss Agnes Higgins is at home from SOLD BY kindness Carpenter, the discharge of his duties for the up-build- Mass., Northeast where she has been presented with a complete set of thirty- ing of this order. John Duffy and wife have moved into Harbor, one employed. P. volumes of the government record! of Rtaolvd, That we sincerely sympathize part of the Collins house. J. Eldridge, Ellsworth, M~. movem orders of with the of the deceased on the dis- the nti and the Union family Mrs. Henry Marks is at home from Red- Benjamin Bordeaux, an aged and re- Confederate forces of the Civil war. pensation with which it has pleased Divine citizen of " snd N. for a few spected this place, died Thurs- "- Providence to afflict them, and commend them itone, H., days. At the semi-annual business of day morning. Funeral services were held meeting for consolation to Him who orders all Miss Emma Young came home from Vs things at his late home afternoon. tbe Y. P. S. C. E. last week, the following for the best. Northeast Harbor last week. Friday friends extend to the officers were chosen for the ensuing term: Reaolved, That while we bow in submis- Many sympathy THE Willis was UNIVERSAL Witham at home from West wife and to the son and PPf A President, Miss Mabel Ridley j vice presi- sions to the will of the all-wise Father, we de- aged grandchil- I Sullivan a few days last week. dren; dent, Miss Mary Richardson; secretary, sire to make a permanent record of esteem Interment at Sound cemetery. I m V FAMILY- Mrs. F. V. Grindle; treasurer, Mrs. T. E. and appreciation in which this brother was George Coombs, of Isle au Haut, is the The funeral services of Mrs. Minnie |l held the order for his of F. J). and MEDICINE Hale. by many noble quali- guest Long family. Nelson were held at St. James chapel Sun- L L fa W ties; therefore be it Oct. 7. G. MisB Ethel Bridges has gone to Bar Har- day afternoon. Rev. Myles Hemenway _ Reaolved, That these resolutions be entered bor, where she has employment. officiated. Interment was at the family NORTH CASTING. on our records, the charter draped for thirty Mrs. NelBon was for- days, also a copy furnished The Ellswobth Linwood Leich, who haB been in Red- burying ground. Mrs. Florence Guilford has to gone Am brio an for publication. stone, N. H., for a few weeks, returned merly of this place, but latterly lived 11 Northeast Harbor. She leaves a son and BluehiU. home Saturday. daughter, Lawrence and Christine; also | Carl Perkins is at home trom Kent’s Frank of was an aged three sisters and three LINIMENT WEHT FRANKLIN. Coates, Medford, Mass., mother, Hill. besides hosts of friends. the guest ot his aunt, Mrs. Richard brothers, Her Jesse Driscoll and wife, of Seal Harbor, Buffering during the last of her illness FOR RHEUMATISM WebBter is at home from last week. Harvey Bangor are visiting relatives here. Grindle, was intense, but wa» borne with Chris- for a short stay. Oct. 7. R. tian fortitude and faith. Price, 25o for bottle containing one-third more Liniment than you get ol other kinds George Coombs w'as quite badly hurt _ for the same Ask local trader. V Mrs. Ida WardweU has returned to Oct. 7. H. money. your while attempting to get a vessel across the NORTH ORLAND. Penobscot. SWEET sawdust bar. WEST EDEN. CALDWELL CO., Props., BANGOR, ME. W Charlie Mann and wife are visiting at Miss Maud Bacon, a normal student, is Alvin Stinson, of Seal Harbor, has pur- James Gibbons’. Ernest Hall left for Pittsfield Monday to l Soothes and heals in quick time, Sweet’s Carbolic Ointm?nt, 10 cts. § visiting Miss Florence Bowden. chased of Mont Goodwin his two-fifths resume bis studies. Miss Lunette Hn««ey was at home Sun- Miss Grace D. WardweU returned Sat- interest in the cross lots. from Augusti. to the severe storm last from a visit day Owing Sunday, urday in Searsmont. Fred McKensie and John family, Dyer, The Winkumpaugb Lumber Co. has no services were held. A farmer’* institute will be held st Css- Irvin Springer and Jesse Rollins arrived shut down for a few days tor repairs. Miss Eleanor Kittredge is attending the j tine grange hail Saturday, Oct. 26. home from Sea'l Harbor last week. A school entertain nent was held at Car- high school at Somesville. Mrs. Sarah Emerson returned Sunday to Potatoes have rotted some badly, pieces ter’s schoolhouse Saturday evening. The Miss Hattie Ma.vo, of Southwest Harbor, I BluehUl, after a week’s visit with rela- being two-thirds rotten. Green moun- children performed their parts well, show- was the guest of Octavia Hamor over Sun- tives. tains seem to be the most affected. ing that their teacher, Miss Gertrude day. Usorge Mixer, of Camden, has been vis- Frank has filled his stone con- Bradbury Churchill, had worked hard and has great MisB Margaret Koch left for Portland iting his Mrs. the new Swampscott mother, Lucy Mixer, tract for the Bangor station. cake Paving ability for Buch work. Ioe-cream, j Monday to attend the State Baptist con- psst week. in this section are all blocks practically aiid candy were sold. Following was the vention. H. J. Harriman, of Bucksport, was the cleaned up. recitation, three programme: Voluntary; Mrs. Lottie Knowles and daughter guest of J. W. Bowden The season on deer is noticeable. Miss Baturday night open boys; solo, Churchill; dialogue, j and Mrs. E. S. Hamor attended and Judith, Sparkling Sunday. an of are north. Grace and Bertelle Ware; recitation, Har- Quite army gunners going j the fair at North Ellsworth last week. Mrs. Alphonso Emerton, of Bluehill, As yet there is no evidence of any -one old Billings; solo, Dora Billings; medley; Mrs. Linnie Trundy and little son visited her daughter, Mrs. Percy Ward- being successful. recitation, three boys; tableaux; solo, Elwell, of Southwest Haibor, spent last Gelatine well, last week. Sherman Scammon has taken from the Miss Churchill; reading, Cora Dcdge; solo, up week with Mrs. Trundy’s parents, E. S. of one Miss Churchill. Mrs. Melvin Johnson Mrs. Clara Erakine and Mrs. Fred bottom his mill pond about hun- Hamor and wife. was organist. Shute, of Sandy Point, are visiting Mrs. dred and fifty cords of wood, and sawed A Oct. 7. B. The Frank Reynold's Co. gave an exhi- GRANULATED GELATINE Jennie Dunbar. the same into staves. _ bition of moving pictures at the hall three Everett of New Oct. 7. Ch’s’eb. Redman, Haven, Conn., EAST SURRY. last week. The pictures were is his vacation with his nighty 2 spending parents, OKLAND. E. E. Swett has gone to Bangor to work. excellent and were well patronized. Makes qts. Costs 10 Cents, E. L. Redman and wife. Jelly Farmers report much rot among their M. D. Chatto has caught a few fine Mrs. Evie Young, little son Ralph J. W. Bowden and wife Bow- and E. C. mackerel in nets. and daughter, Miss Bertha Chapman, of iUgal Notices. den potatoes. and wife attended Pomona grange at North who have been Mrs. Bernice Calden has moved to E. C. Lord has his new about Sedgwick, visiting K »>K North Broolesville last building N'lTIf FOKEriOSI HF. Saturday. returned home v Bucksport for the winter. ready for the postofiice. relatives here, Thursday. Samuel Gilley, ol :auberry Tbe Isles, in the of Hancock, and hduse recently purchased by Archie Miss Octavia Hamor and Jesse WHEREAS county Davis and have moved Charles Anderson and who have Mayo | Siate of Maine, by his mor gage deeJ d >led of George family wife, Perry the Daniel F. Wardwell heirs, is have to Bar Harbor to attend the | tbe tw**m eth dav of August. a. d. lv02. :.nd into the Moxham house on the Falls road. been visiting friends here, have returned gone being moved about one-half mile to the recorded in Hancock county registry of deeds, high school. Miss Agnes Cousins, who book 898. 251, to M. Gil- There was a dance at the town hall Sat- to Bangor. page conveyed Agnes “Gay” hill. Bangor parties have charge resides at the Narrows, is attending the ley. of Craunerry isles, county of Hancock, oi the work. urday evening. A good, orderly crowd D. W. Winchester is repairing his build- State of Maine, a certain lot or parrel of laud same school. situated on said c Is.es. and In untied attended. The ell of his house haB been re- I ranberry Oct. 7. L. ings. Oct. 1. M. and described as follows, to wit: <’on>iuenc- _ is the Mrs. Georgia Stover Sweet has built. Reuben Treworgy doing ing on the town road on line of land o» hops CAPE ROSIER. bought, work. Stauley estate; thence southerly by said the place on the Castine road owned by CENTER. Stanley’s line to the shore ut low water mark; thence low water pvi-lc “bout Val Black is boarding with Winfield Harold Leach. Wasson and Curtis Clark are Ancel has to Har easterly by George Harper gone Harbor, I twenty rode, to hnd of Hadlocks; thence Gray, and the two are at Nautilua three windows in the roof of M. working Herbert Hopkins will in a few weeks putting where he has employment. northerly bv Had lock’s land about twenty (20) island. rods ton corner hound; theDce wts erlv where has D. Chatto’s house. Prince Lufkin and by move to Bucksport, he employ- A. R. Farrell and wife have gone to said Stanley’s land to point coinnn-uced at, Granville .Saunders are the Mrs. Hattie Dunn, of South Brookaville, ment in the remodeling Northeast Harbor to work. and containing lour (-1) acies more or les*. tannery. with all the and hod Mrs. Etta Coomba, of Sargentville, lower part of the house inside. Charles buildings theieo.i, bring uiy Many from here were disappointed at There was no service in the Methodist homes.ea-t Jot. ■re relatives here. Henderson, of Bluohill, will do the mason And whereas ihe conditions >i •••! mort- visiting the inclement weather of Tuesday and as the is a church Sunday pastor taking gage have been broken, and -« u-.w Mrs. work. Horton, Miss Adelaide Horton and Friday of last wt**v, r.h4 dates or Knst vacation. therefore, bj r* .son of the b.e ; c. a- Oct. 7. C. dition- thereof. 1 claim a of cuid Misi Jennie Laws left Falrvlew for Bos- __ Orland and North Penobscot fairs, as who has had and tbi** noi.tre. ton Orville Bartlett, employ- mortgage hereby give The Hortons to were to attend. At the roll call at the church in Dated this fifth of Ht Wednesday. go many planning Baptist ment at Northeast Harbor the twenty, day ptember. through a. d 1907. Aonbh M. Winthrop. Oct. 7.D. recently, the Sunday school at East Gillby. Surry summer, ia at home for a few days. Advertisers, Publishers and Printers By Seth W. Norwood, iiei auoiuey. Fred Blake has returned to Boeton from Miss Mina Clinkard, of Boston, who has CAIIC TIME and subscnbei bereny gives notice that ■ visit to his ancle, Charles Blake. His Ibbnusraunu. & MONEY bv inso THEhe has been duly appointed ad minis* been visiting relatives here, has gone to trator of the estate of sister, Mrs. and her daugh- | Mary Tiefay Bar Harbor for a few days before return- FLORENCE POWERS, late of EDEN, ter Flossie are still here. dialler's Record Books in the county of Hancock, deceased, and ing to her home. Advertiser's given bonds as the law directs All persons Miss Beach and Mrs. of Qlon- Subscription Record, K«co>d, Parker, under the of Advertising Record, .Job Printer's Kecord having demands againsi the estate of said The concert given auspices deceased are desired to the cester, Mass., are at Black’s for two weeks. Correspondence Record present same for Mrs. Frank Hodgdon and others to help Ruled, printed and Indexed for quick entry settlement, and all indebted thereto are re- Several other guests are remaining late. circular and quested to make payment SATISFACTORY BARKING IN ILL ITS BRANCHES. raise money to build a hearse honse, was a and reference. Descriptive prloc immediately. Lbwis Rich a Mr. Eaton and of are there I list on Published by boson. application. wife, Beverly, { decided anccesa. Proceeds, fl3.85. Bar Harbor, Sept 20, 1907. for a few conducts a ■ B. A. & W. K. CHILD, days. I nipany subscriber An error appeared in The American DOVER STREET NEW TORE hereby gives notice that Cards have been received announcing P sed to welcome you S THEshe has been duly appointed adminis- two weeks ago in regard to Mrs. Idella tratrix of the estate of the marriage of Miss Annie Earle Leach j Hodgdon being appointed postmistress at j WILLIAM A. EMERY, late of Surry, to Samuel L. of in the county of Hancock and* Bates, Portland, formerly Frank L. was deceased, Center. Hodgdon appointed j bonds as he law directs All persous postmaster, and assumed his duties I givenaving demands against the estate of said Hard Times In Kansas. deceased are desired to present the same for Aug. 12. The old of and drouth 3foticts>. settlement, and all indebted thereto are re days grasshoppers H. lUjal to make ■re almost Oct. 7. quested payment immediately. forgotten in the prosperous Surry, Oct. 2,'.9u7. Lucy J. Emkby. Kansas of to-day; although a citizen of j subsetIbef hereoy gives notice that subscr Lodell, F.»rl baa not for- If real coffee disturbs your Stomach, your THEshe has been duly appointed executrix fTl'HE v.:>r hereby giv«* Shamburg, yet she has been gotten a hard time he encountered. He Heart or Kidneys, then try this clever Coffee of thevlast will and testament of A duly appointed adminis- says: imitation—Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee. ALBERT M. HOPKINS, late of ELLS- tratrix of the p tnte of “I was worn oat and discouraged ELIZABETH H. by Dr. Shoop has closely matched old Java WORTH, YOUNG. la*e of EDEN, night and and could find of bonds in the counfv if Haoroc; <». i. ho coughing day, and Mocha Coffee in flavor and taste, in the county Hancock, decesced.no and relief till I tried Dr. New Dis- bonds as the law King’s yet it has not a single Train of real being required by the terms of said will, given All per- covery. It took less than one battle to Coffee in it. Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee Imita- All persons ha^ng demands against the es- sons having demauds against ;be etate of said e ‘h*. comnletelv cureme.” The safest and most tion is made from pure toasted groin? or tate of said deceased a-e desired to present deceased desired same for couSlr and cold remedy and lung cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc. Made in one ; the same for settlement, and all indebted settlement, and an ’Med »ana a wait. You will thereto are to make ira theietoare r; -?ted i:, throat hosier ever discovered. Guar minute. No tedious long requested payment a free at our store. ! mediately. Sarah Francbs Hopkiks. mediately. Alicb F‘. anteed 1'. G. Moohe’h store. 60c. surely like it. Get sample by drug A. Parchbb. Ellsworth, Oct. 1. 1«07. Bar Harbor, 2,1907. and'"’. ’cttlo free. —G. tuaimntu miTNTY NEWS. j 3trf>crtisnnmts. SWictttttlMiuw. ^XwstjBrtnm* 0V»r mnl O-..**.. nth** pflrf WINTER HARBOR. WE CANNOT SAY TOO MUCH FOR M. Capt. Herbert E. Tracy, who has beei PE-RD-NA GALLERT. is out j ill, again. H. Frazier aud wife are E, spending th in That Before The Homelike Store. week with relatives in Ellsworth. These Women Say, Substance, John Fcrrin and of East Sullivan wife, ■ Took Pe-ru-na Were Miserable. were tu un»n Laiiua.v visiting relatives. They They Everett Upham and wife recentl; Stores are just like peop -«e,t in tlieir homelike atmosphere or I and Wretched. returned uoiu u i^!» u. Arlington, Mass. Were Weak lack of it. Some seem to : it loose ends—you feel sure theie is a They WUli»ni f^hildc V'f< dust,on the mantelpieces- :s methods. ■ | Monday for Nev c.i ert’s stores ire esse lomelike: we hear visitors say so con- |i York, where he has employment this win ! After Taking Pe-ru-na They Were Restored to tinually. stock in good no clean, bright, and new. There is an H I ter. air id liliobti usiv- widu g he „f service tbar. eiironmces lH-hrlf» B Hhu) £. iiou^vt uas moved into hi Health and Usefulness. to c me here to see w hat i ,| new house. recently purchased of W. W We haven’t said a wo:d out merchandise, we prefer to have Sumner. y i our 1 vou ind judge ror f. art of hospitality consists in This Is the Whole Story In a Nutshell. not »si eg you to buy. bn’ > wanted to any we assure you no high Rev. Mr. McCoy, of Bar Harbor, is t< prices with us, but relia ds at the lowest faissible market preach in the Baptist church next Sunda; |i values. morning. ; if Pe-ru-na Can Do Such Wonders For These and Children’s E. C. Hammond and wife and Rlchar< 1 Women It Can Do the Same For You. Ladies,’ Misses’ j Farrar and wife attended the fair at Am I herst last week. | Mrs. Lovina Tracy, who has been spend s The housewife is the one i ing a week with relatives at Bar Harbor Coats, | returned Tuesday. I who is best able to of 0 | judge 1 i Mr. Grant and wife, of Cherry Held, art the relative merits of family in town fora few days, guests of Jamei 1 | \ medicines. It is she that Furs. Waists and • Connor* snd wife. l j Mrs. Grace E. Hanson, who has been at- I knows the many uses of Pe- Marion. I tending a millinery opening at Portland runa in the It is n.c., writes: | fani'ly. ••Before 1 Dress Skirts i returned Saturday. commenced to ! c upon her testimonial that take Pernna I James It. Foster, C. E. Grover and Jamei could not do any hard work M. Gerrish have been on a gunning tri] chiefly depends the popu- without auf. | fering great I Iii our r> ni»de to wear de- in the Reach the past week. pain. took nly 5 which Peruna Peruna and larity enjoys. Manalin,and caa Rev. Gideon Mayo and wife, who ban parture! isplajing everjt.iing k with pleasure they have been attending the convention at Baptist tone more for me than that is new and sty islr lor Fallt- Portland, returned Saturday. i \ II ims any other medicine I have over Robert Milliken and wife and Mrs. C. A taken. Now audWinti I am as well aa who have been at Bar Harboi | Milliken, I do all my owu work this have returned for season, the winter anditnever hurts me at all. I a from Schoodic think Peruna is a Worn, Coats -/ to 25.00 Quite delegation grange great medi- $0.00 I cine for M 5.00 to 15.00 I attended the Pomona meeting at East- womankind.” <1.1.,. ".3.00 !o 10.00 ! brook. All report a very pleasant occa- From Grateful Women, VV.'.o. n s skirts ..... II.A010 10.00 sion. waa troubled with suppressed Waists ...... 1.00 to 15.00 and Capt. 0. H. Davis, who has been at Cam- painful menstrnatlon. I took Pernna den the past two weeks, superintending according to your dlrectioaa, and nowl am well.”—Mrs. James 5ilk Petticoats. repairs on steamer Ladoga, returned Sat- Eigh- Pe-ru-na Cave HeaRh. mey, Grape, Mich. The very latest models, entirely new effects, the kind that are prac- urday. Mrs. A. E. Stouffer, “Weshavc been Peruna tical a* well as beautiful in design and finish. In black and colors M. B. Jordan has commenced on the Capioma, naing for some at Kansas, writes: time. To from a stand nomt $5.00. foundation of a new store and tenement speak nf ex- “Pernna has given mo health 1 can that to bd erected on the lot adjoining the perlence oandldly say Peruna and strength; itis the best medi- la the for female Pure Dress and Taffetas Tracy and Bnnker block. remedy weakness. Dye Skirting cine that was ever made for ‘‘Prom a personal teat and from the at 73c, $1.00. $1.25, aad $1.50, or 25c per tinder the pies- James B. Webber, whose house was re- yard women. My friends say they testimony of many others I shall not ent market value. cently destroyed by fire, will move hie never saw such a change in a hesitate to recommend It, to family to Bar Harbor this week. Later especially woman. I talk to every one all suffering women.” —Mrs. M. F. Woolen Dress Mr. Webber to to Kansas to Fabrics. proposes go about Pernna. I cannot say too Jones, Burning Springs, make his home. Ky. Our <11 ess goods for Fall amt Winter include in large variety themost much for it." '•1 suffered from •tylish and desirable materials for both street and house in Nahum who had his hand gowns, Capt. Stevens, A Remedy For Women. oalsrrh for many PE-RU-NA fop. black and colors. A mong the stylish fabrics are Tailor Suitings, Sha- crushed on board his vessel while in Port- is safe to years, but since dow Mriped Panamas. VNool Taffetas. Fancy Waistings, Broadcloths, It say that we have pelvic diseases. land, was brought home Sept. 28. Friday, taking Pernna I Voile*, c ordenettes. Prices from SOc to $2.50 per yard. We have thousands of letters written to Drs. Small and Bridgham found it nec- feel and well. As I used undoubtedly a very large variety of dreas goods to choose from. Dr. Hartman from women who strong Peruna to a of the hand. flannelettes and commoner essary amputate part the same sentiment to be and Manalln while I was Outings, clothes. Although there is a --y repeat passing very heavy advance in the price of all kinds of cotton goods, we are of- j Rev. G. Mayo, who has. acceptably ^ found in Mrs. Stouffer’s testi- throngh the change of life, I am posi- ab ve at the same we charged last We our I served as of the convinced beneficial reme- fering prices year. placed pastor Baptist church here Stranger Than hr Years. monial: “My friends say they tively your orders last spring for ,his fall delivery so have the advantage in price, for five has tendered dies have relieved me of all ills.”— j nearly years, .his ilHMAESTOUFlWnever saw such a change in a my Mrs. Caroline Clai resignation, and preached his farewell Sandheimer, ks.La., woman.” Over and over again this Mra. Mathllde Richter, Doniphan, Neh. writes: Ladies,’ Misses’ and Children’s sermon Sunday. Two candidates were sentence is penned by grateful women “I suffered with pelvic catarrh until 1 at the close of the ser- “I am well now. I can baptised morning feeling quite who are more than that we wrote to Dr. Hartman, and after taking vice. Mr. and family have the willing Mayo good workagaln and am stronger than I have treatment as he I can I am Underwear. will and esteem of all in the shohld use their words to assist other advised, say community, been for and I do believe that and their will be re- years, women in a cure. cured of this most trying affliction, for Cotton is aw fully high this year and yon will have to pay 35c for the departure sincerely suffering finding gretted. Perunji saved my life. Perunais a great medicine for women. which I am thankful. I never felt underwear that you bought last year for 25c. We offer you a chance to truly it for a short while at the old Oct. 7. E. “I a at very thankful to you for your It cleanses the Inside of the body in better In my life than I do at preser.t.” buy 25c, price. _ I can to much the same that water We arc sole agents for the celebrated Forest Mills advice. 1 will advise all take j way cleanses —Mrs. Etta Booker, Dundurn, Sask, NORTH SEDGWICK. of Underwear. your medicine.” the outside the body. 1 N. W. T.. Can. Mrs. Ada F. Allen and son Malcolm If you want Union suits that tit no other but Forest Mills. The buy were in Bangor last week on basinets. elasticity of Forest Mills underwear means the of com- greatest degree | parishioners and other friends wish them | panied by his mother, Mrs. John Little- fort: the garrn, at yields to every movement of the and will John Thurston and Miss Ella Thurston COUNTY body keep I no en4-vf happiness. NEWS. who will visit in Portland and Hath. its sha|ie until worn out. Prices for Vests or Pants. were in Bangor last week to attend the 1 For Additional A’rtri, see other field, completely SOc, * County pages, j $1.00, $1.50. ’rice tor Untou Suits, $1.00, $1.50, $2,00, $2.50 music festival. Miss Jnlia Grover, of Winter Harbor Fred Perkins, of .Cambridge, Mass., who The la st Children's Underwear at 25c. baa been a recent guest of relatives here. \ haa been his James Per- Miss Abbie Elwell, who is now in New I BKOOKLIX. visiting brother, homo. WE 8EH, FLElsM ER’S TARNS. for a few Mrs. John S. Coombs visited her kins, has returned York days, will return to Port- | sister, Wallace Kane, who has been yachting, Mrs, in West Gouldsboro the last and son Harold land for the winter. J Dltpu, is at ho ne. Mrs. Norman Grindle Corsets. of the week. are at borne from Hallowell, w here they Miss Esther Allen and Mis3 Cora Hans- John Staples attended thi Baptist State I Miss Ella B. who has been at 'Dr. have been her sister, Mrs. Fred 1 A new pair if they break is our guarantee with every pair of Looni- com attended the teachers’ convention in Tracy, convention last week. visiting Larrabee’s all left last week for Leach. er* or LaUeslsta Corsets, Price* #1.( 0, #1.50, #2.00, #2.50 per Ellsworth last week. summer, Mrs. Abbie Allen has gone to Haverhill, pair. Portland ere route for Georgia, where she Edwin Wardwell was fortunate enough G. M. Allen and wife and Frank Closson Mass., to visit friends. <-1 to the winter, last week. wife attended the expects spend to shoot a fine deer one day and county grange in Wallace Smith has to Our Linen gone Waterville, season to be' Sale. Brooksviile W. F. Bruce’s residence was the scene of This is the first one of the Saturday. j where he will be employed. Notwithstanding the advance in of all Linen and Cotton a pretty wedding Wednesday •hot around here. price Mrs. Annie G. who has been in 1 evening, fabrics we offer attractive values in Table Allen, Miss Nellie Kane has gone to unusual, Linens, Towels, ; Oct. 2, when Mias Mary Belinda Voung, Addison, The many friends of Mrs. Nellie Hutch- Pillow Portland two weeks, returned home Mon- she Sheets, Cases. Illankets, Crashes and Napkins. Special bargains of West was married to Ed- where will be employed. e much in Gouldsboro, ins are pleased to see her hon again in two yards wide Table Damask at #1.00 per yard. Napkins to day, improved health. I win Cole, of this village, by Rev. Mr. Maynard Blaisdell spent a few days last after an absence of four weeks spent in match, this is 50c per yard under the present market prices. Rev. Arthur Warren former Smith, pas- Pearson, of Sullivan. Only relatives of week in Surry, visiting his parents. Portland and Hallowell. tor at now of Sedgwick, Winchester, bride and groom were present except Miss Charles the Capt. Flye, of Dorchester, Mass., Quite a number from here went to Floor Mass., with his wife and George Ernest who the Carpets, Carpetings, Coverings. Sybil Cole, played wedding visited his sister, Mrs. B. O. Dollard, Sun- fair at North Penobscot last Merrill, of Annapolis, Md., spent two grange We are the largest dealers in this line in this section, have a larger march. Both young people are popular the bad weather last week with Mr. Merrill’s day. Thursday, but owing to stock and larger assortment to select from. There are no features of days cousin, and a boat of friends wish them a here, was small. the home Isaac M. Allen and wife. Miss Nina Siewart and Miss Bernice the attendance furnishing so important as Draperies and Rags; upon these long and prosperous life. Mayo spent a few days last week in Rock- and of Surry, were depeods in greatest measure the inner beauty of your home. You will Oct. 7. Rab. Oct. 7. C. Capt.Treworgy wife, re- find our Rugs and Draperies all of the most superior and artistic _ land. in town Sunday. Mrs. Treworgy will kinds. In Portiere PROSPECT HARBOR. Mrs. and Window Draperies we have many new and OTTER CREEK. Miss Mary Stanley has returned to Bos- main for a few days with her mother, beautiful ideas fot your at moderate We carry a Miss Alice Cole went to who is critically ill. Inspection prices. Bar Harbor The Eden school will hold a social at ton after spending a few weeks with her Jeremiah Wardwell, full stock of Carpets in Woof, Tapesti y. and Brussels at the lowest pie SUBA. Wednesday. next mother. Oct. 7. market price. Chinese and Japanese Mattings. the achoolhouse Friday evening. __ Clarke Blance has to Waterville Charles Parker has Sole agents for Cook’s Oilcloths and Linoleums, gone to Mrs. Elisa Hamor, of Ellsworth, is visit- gone to Providence, SEAL HARBOR. spend the winter. her Mrs. Cora Davis. K. I., where he has a janitor’s position for ing granddaughter, Miss Mabel Eddy is visiting relatives Miss Persis of is the winter. We are the Shoe Dealers of Ellsworth. Vose, Portland, visiting School is in session in this district, and friends in Franklin. her sister, MrB. Ernest Rice. Miss Edith ot Brooks. T. C. Tolcott and wife have closed their taught by Hadley, The Glencove hotel, owned by R. E. Miss Susie Over has been summer home, “Wekumbac,” and re- visiting Miss George Grover was drawn for the grand is turned to Mass. Campbell, being repaired. Maud Colby, of West Sullivan. and Walla for the traverse Arlington, jury Edgar Mra. Merrill haa gone to the hos- Mrs. and Miss Nettie Taylor Harvey Ray and wife are receiving con- Upham Upham, of Jnry. pital at Bangor for treatment. on the birth of a Melrose, Mass., who have been at Hotel gratulations daughter. Frank Davis and wife, who have been son are have returned home. Mrs. Ernest Alwood and little Rev. Mr. returned to his in Bar Harbor the Dority, Keyeg pastorate living during summer, visiting relatives in Bncksport. his bride. His returned home last week. A. E. Blake has moved his family to Sunday, accompanied by j Hall has Dover, where they will live. Mr. Blake Percy Richardson, of Quarry, The ladies have started their sew ing cir- relatives in town. has purchased an establishment there. been visiting cle again, and will meet with Mrs. Belle StturtuKutmts. Watren Whitmore ie having his store Bunker next Wednesday afternoon. Mies Harriet Cleveland, high school out a few feet tow ard3 was called to her home in raised and moved aid will hold itB annual principal, Best of The society busi- road. Proof 8kowhegan last week by the death of an the ness meeting next Saturday evening at 7 That Hyomel Will Cure All Forms aunt. and family bave good attendant-, is 1 «.’*■ Mrs. Fred BiUingB ^ d. which they of CatarrtlhT Diseases. vL.«ufc, of Winterport, is spending moved up over the market, Aulfck Paln-c- and fa-ally -i.uoj winter. Testimonials could be a:-.v at Hotel called there also occupied last printed by the cottage last week and returned to their Dority, P’ of them from Ells- tbw lilnco.4 of his Oct. 7. thousands, many home in Washington, D. C. Mrs. by grandfather, George worth and nearby towns, that Palmer, Hyomel who has been ill all will ™ Dority. la an absolute cure for all catarrhal summer, for her health. The senior class of the high school gave atrijrrtissnnrnts. troubles, but the best proof of its un- usual curative is the Oct. 7. Anon. ^ a baked bean supper in the town hall Sat- powers guarantee _ It was that G. A. Parcher gives with every urday evening. well attended and outfit that he sells: back if WEST GOULDSBORO. much enjoyed. The was in have had trouble with the “Money evening spent Our specialty is children’s Shoes; if you does S a V e Much Hyomel not do all that is claimed Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw is visiting friends playing games. Proceeds about $20. fit or wear of your children’s shoes try us and your trouble will cease. for It.” in Calais. Oct. 7. Unb Femme. I adits' shoes we are sole for Kurts. Patrician, Walk Over Ia agents Hyorm 1 is not a secret Its at *2 .to and *3.00 ltoots are the remedy. Galen who has been criti- and Mayfair #3JV> Our *2.00, formula is given freely to physicians Gapt. Smith, best iuthe market. Kemember you are not compelled to choose from ia able to Bit who want to know what uae cally ill, up. PENOBSCOT. Sickness one or two but from more than one hundred. they styles when is Florence E. Lowe ia comfort. they prescribe Hyomel. It Mias spending a Henry Leach and wife have returned to Try our Comfort Shoe for ease and under the Pure Brunswick, Me., Aug. ax, 19°6- guaranteed Food and few with her in Utionville. their home after summer In men’s we are for Walt Over, stetson, Graham days parents here, the in Hal- agents Majestic, Drug Law by serial No. 1418. “I rhitifc there is no medicine equal aud A11 B. F. Leighton and wife, who have been lowell. right. By breathing Hyomei, the healing Bitters. I keep a few in to *L. F.’ Atwood’s medication goes to spending days Amherst, returned Mrs. Mabel Strout, of Boston, has been directly every in house ell the time, and nook and corner of the air Saturday. the guest of her J. L. Ward- them the Rubbers passages grandfather, headaches. where the catarrhal the week. save me a great many that wear and will save you more than half of your rubber bill. The germs may lurk, Miss Carrie Pinkham, who has been well, past they and disinfects and heals. To be con- I would not be without them.” two very best grades—we are sole agents for the Gold Seal and Hood's. working for Mrs. J. A. Hill, returned to Mrs. B. H. Cushman has returned from vinced of this you have to Of more than ouOO pairs of Itubbers we sold last season we only had only give her heme In Pest Steuben Rnn so v. h viuit jn Augusta with her Yours truly, it a trial, remembering that if it does daughter, from three pairs. Mrs. Lissie S. Dyer. complaint not cure, G. A. Parcher will refund 'Mrs. Cecil G. Uosebrook. who n.i, •*-, o Mrs. Roy L. dwell. 1C you trade with us you are sure of three things, Fair Treatment, your money. spending s few days with. relatives in Blaine who has Reliable Goods, I.owest Prices consistent with quality. Perkins, employment who values good health The outfit costs returned last week. in Everyone complete Hyomel Massachusetts, Benpfor, is spending a short vacation of sickness take but fit, and in most cases is sufficient should at the first sign Helen Smith and Mine i mrma vlth bio Watson Perkins and s Bitters. Mrs. left parents, a dose of "L. F." Atwood to cure the disease, making it not sec only for r wi?**. and a last Maplewood Thev the trouble scientific treatment but one that is quickly adjust ‘he has the to economical. Get an outfit to- Miss Tbirma entered grammar Irvin? Littlefb Id returned to Portland you right. They restore vigor highly and M. GALLERT. day from G. A. Parcher if you have school t here. Wednesday, alter spending a few days tired and overworked organs store, mm m .hi ■> ■ .-MbTS-- health. At the O... .. He wp.s accora- up general