LOCAL AFFAIRS. don, end l anted onr to SharlS Bilaby M no day. They warn imliMd baton Recorder J. V. Bnowltao of tba KUeworth NATIONAL BAN ir«w ADnniwanra this w URRILL mao lot pal wart Man day craning, pleaded ELLSWORTH, ME. Fred Smith-Jereej ball for urrlM. guilty, and ware bald aa a bore lUtad. K Prank E bane fo Moor.—Baafor EHc notice—Ket Oiotn Tlrrfll. Tba watabaa wane raaoaarad. MONEY GROWS -lit Virata la D Aaattn. Adair notice—Bat Aaa Bench. L. K. Brown, of tba Maine Oeamary Co., " Mary wbni properly handled. hae an —Eat Wai W Wllaoa. Bancor, waa In Kllawortb loot Friday, Honey —Bat Bda Dearboro Jalllaoo. orer tba wttb tba rlaw of earning mine tar in exoeea ot tte Intrinsic Bnnkruput notice-Edward L Ortadle. looking rlatnlty C 0 Burrill—Hoaaaa to lot. eatabllabing a rreainery bale. Be want rains. Staawood Studio—Poat-carda. Maine Ceatral R R time-table. orar.tba rand to Blnebill, rolling on tba C W Grladal—Baeda. farmer*. He will make another ytait A Sclav BANK ACOOUNT Ma: bare thia weak to riait tba up-nver Jamoa W Oalllaon A Co—Pinal aala. Is •action. It la that a cream col- the only thing that wiU keep a strict John O Davla—Caution notice. probable 8uu.iv»n. Mi.: lecting agency will be established beta supervision over your money. The bank Charlea H Preble—Houaekeeper wanted. •oon. In tba bopa that tba bnalnem may becomes year cashier and bookkeeper, Banoon, Mn: be developed to an extent which will war- safety vault, and all this service at no ex- Boatern Traat A Rankin* Co. rant the reopening of the creamery. pense whatever to yon. Bee os to-day SCHEDULE OP MAILS. an AMATKI’R MIKMTRKL8. about opening account. We allow AT BLLSWOBTB POTTO mcl. liberal Interest on check accounts. Write In ejJVrt stay 4, 1910. flood Show by Loml Talent Uat Wed- us. 4 on per cent savings oi fl.00 or more. MAILS BBCBIVBD- aeoday KthIoi. Fbom Wear—7.18 A m; 4.M And S.0S m. ROYAL p The mlnolrel show and entertainment Pboh East—11.07 A m; 12.06, 6.66 sod 10.22 p m. at Hancock hall lent Wed neoday evening, Sunday moil: From 7.20 B m. west, under the auaptcee of the Village improve* MAIL CLOSES AT POSTOPTICB. mcnt pleaeed the large audience Ooma West—10.46, 11.90, a ml 6.SO and 0 pm. society, Ooino East—6.90 emit and A.90 p m. prevent. The entertainment with a min- TRUST OF ML Sanday mall: (loins west. 6.00 p m. opened UNION COMPANY, ELLSWORTH, Postofflce open on Sanday from 0 to 10 a m. strel (how. The curtain rooe on the circle Capital ... 9100,000 end chorae of mixed voices, and minatrel The features Oiled the first of the Surplus and Undivided Profits 72,000 Thursday club will meet to-morrow part pro- afternoon at 2 o’clock, • ith Mrs. Walter gram. Deposits 1,280,000 R. Parker. Clayton M. Ward, principal of the high school, was and the end Us pi. Newell Kane has sold the schooner interlocutor, men, the ones In the in make- Mineola to Capt. Philip who only trOope negro Treworgy, KOl'KTH OK JULY SHOOT. I he Fourth at Conducts • general banking business in both > will command her. up, were Allan and Ralph Royal, bones, Buyside. and F. C. Burrtll and Walter Scott, The arrangements (or the Foorttt of and Commercial and Mrs. John A. who has been seri- Savings departments Lord, tarnboa. Lilt of Prl«M to be Awarded-Many July celebration at Eayside grange hall ously ill for some time, is gradually fail- Shooters offers Us customers every banking facility. Those composing the chorus were Coming. are completed. Program: At 9.30, fan ten- and la now ing, very low. The program for the Fourth of July tics sack careful Meadsmea L. F. Giles, A. P. Royal, J. A. ; 10.30, 100-yard dash; 11, nee;. Liberal treatment, prompt and at- ■hoot Dr. George R. Caldwell, of Portland, Peters, H. L Crabtree, F. M. Uaynor, E. at Ellsworth, under the manage- 11J0, (at men’s race; 12, dinner in the- tention to all busineas Intrusted. waa ment of the Ellsworth In Ellsworth over Sunday, returning J, Walah, Misaes Erva Giles, Margaret gun club, includes banquet hall; at 1.30 dancing will com- ten events of a to Portland Honday night. King, Jessie Morang, Myrtle Monaghan, twenty targets each, with mence tor the alternoon; at 2.30, potato consolation shoot of John H. Leland, who has been critically Marie Hurley, Mary F. Hopkins, Marion twenty-live targets. race; 3.30, wheel-barrow race; at 6 supper- ill Thia la a registered shoot, under the The will wind with a of the State of Maine, County of Hancock, City of Ells- the past week, showed encouraging Rideout, Marguerite Drummey, Marion program np grand Depository auspices of the Inter-state Trap-shooting ball in the firms Improvement yesterday and to-day. Woodward, Ella Hawkea, Mcasrs. B. L. evening. worth, and over 5,000 individuals, corporations, partnershipeand association, and will be the big event for Harry £. and Leon E. Rowe have Potter, J. T. Roaello, P. L. Weaeott, B. E. omcaaa: pur- of on P. Frank O. W. trap-shooters Maine that day. Nine COMING EVENTS chased an automobile in Portland — a Moore, Rodira, Dunleavy, John A. Peters. President. Leonard H. Moon. Treasurer. concerns have already written that Cameron roadster of Tapley, E. W. Ellsworth, P. D. Mason, M. they Henry W. Cushman, Vico-President- Henry H. Higgins, Ain't Treasurer. twenty horsepower. will send and W, Gould, Fred Fields, Russell L Parker experts here, many of the EXECUTIVE BOARD Patrick H. Shea and Edward L Drum- beat-known amateurs of thia section have Friday evening, May 13, Society hall— O. and J. A. Cunningham. John A. Peters, A. W. King. John Whitney. may attended the State convention of the signified their intention of coming. Dancing school and extra. L. A. H. W. Cushman. M. Oallart. The chorus ainging and specialties were Emery. Knlghta of Columbus at Biddetord Tues- The first for amateur for excellent, and the liberal applause by the prise high gun Satnrday evening, May 14, at Society day. the entire of 300 birds ia a dance. The Oonstaust Growth of this Bank Is EvMonoo of the appreciative audience was responded to in program cup hall- Social Charles I. Staples ai rived home valued at $20, and the second prise a Esteem in whleh K Is Hold by tho Public. yester- every instance by one or more encores. Friday, Jane 17, at Hanoock hall—Ella- day from Bangor with hla now auto- leather valued at Little Elleneen Doyle, in her songs, was traveling bag $12. worth high aohool commencement exer- mobile—a Ford tour- Other prises will be awarded on the twenty-horsepower the popular favorite. cises at 2 p. m.; graduating class play and ing ear. second hundred birds, which will be a ball in the The second part waa composed of spec- evening. handicap baaed on the scores in the first COUNTY. Dr. Harry C. Mason has closed hla ialties, opening with a Chinese love song, | hundred. The prises are aa follows: of River- dental office here, and will go to Old in costume, followed by the “Dance of j Wednesday, May 18-Meeting First, ailver cup, value $10; Ther- view Local Union with Lamoine society. Town, where he has bought ont an estab- the Fairies”, and lantern and Maypole second, mos value ailk Tuesday and Wednesday, May 24 and 2&. lished office. were bottle, $7; third, umbrella, drills, which very pretty. — Hancock W. C. T. U. convention, value |8; fourth, 30th century fishing county A Bank of Mrs. Wellington Haslam and The entertainment reflected great credit at Southwest Harbor. Deposit—For You daughter value fifth, not on the but also on the rod, |5; safety pocket axe, STATK. ■ Alice are visiting in Lowell. Mr. only performers, Hein* legal depository (or guardians, holders ol trust (unde, Haslam, value, $3; sixth, hunting knife and case, who accompanied them to Boston, returned committee in charge, which was composed Wednesday, June 28, 10 a. m., at city executors, administrators end assignees, this institution value $2.50; seventh, game picture, value State conven- home last week. Of Mrs. F. M. Geynor, Mrs. E. J. Walsh, hall, Augusts—Republican solicits accounts from these sources. Our bank is and value tion. especially Mrs. H. E. Davis and $2.60; eight, compass fob, $2.25; L. Crabtree and Mrs. J. A. Peters, conveniently located; our management conservative; our Hsrry wife and F. S. ninth, compass. There will be a special Crabtree leave Mrs. F. C. Burrill. The accompanists, proffered protection as it our the last of this week for a prise for gun in the consolation ample, Including, does, (175,000 who furnished excellent music for the en- high j atrtjrrtiwvnnttt. capital end and We Invite YOUK camping-out fishing trip at Donnell’a shoot. (435,140.57 surplus profits. and also for the dance which Franklin. tertainment request for details. pond, Shooting will begin at 9 a. m. Visitors followed, were Albert Hopkins, pianist, May B. who is ss arriving by later trains will be allowed to Friend, employed and Max G. Simbollek, violinist, both of Eastern Trust & Co„ nurse in St. Vincent New ■hoot up. Banking hospital, York _ BANOOR. n AINE Breaches Is Old Tesra sad Bangor. POST CARDS Machlaa. city, is spending a short vacation her Following is the program: Relief Corps Entertains. parents, David Friend and wife. PAST FIRST. Wm. H. H. Rice post relief corps ob- The first train for the season Sunday Overture.Whltmark served its twenty-fifth anniversary last 5 Colored Post Cards of Ells- began running last The train Chorus Sunday. Thursday evening by entertaining the worth, 10 Cents, post-paid; or reaches Ellsworth from the west at 7.20 a. I’m on My Way to Reno.Schwarts members of the post, veterans and mem- 10 Colored Assorted Stock and leaves for the west at Walter A Scott m., 6.50 p. m. bers of their families and a few ’Scuse Me..Harris guests. Cards, 10 Cents. The play selected the senior class of The concert at hall was as fol- by Elleneen Doyle Society the school for high presentation on the I'm in Love with one of the Stars, lows : evening of graduation day, June 17, is Miss ICing Music.Monaghan's orchestra Prayer.Rev O O Barnard “Miss Bugby’s a in End of the World with You. Boarders”, comedy To the Address of welcome.Mis Georgia Iceland Stanwood Studio, three acts. Mr Potter Song.Helen Sinclair Address Block, Ellsworth, Me. si By the Light of the Silvery Moon.Cohan .Milton Beckwith Dirigo SCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN Miss Katherine E. Drummey has ac- Solo.Mrs E J Walsh Miss Monaghan Piano cepted a position as in the solo.Muriel Byard bookkeeper I’m Awfully Strong for You, Reading.Eva Gerry main office of the Western Union Tele- Messrs Moore, Rossello, Rodira, Wescott Piano solo...Erva Giles graph Co. at and will leave and Van Solo.Myrtle Monaghan Portland, Lixa.Williams Alstyne Reading.Helen Bonsey C. W. GRIND AL Monday for that city. Ralph Royal Address../.Roy C Haines HOUSE CLEANING Kiss Me.Howard Music.».Orchestra At the Salvation Army hall Thursday Address.Rev PA A Killam WATER STREET WATER and Misses King. Giles, Morang Singing.America Friday, May 12 and 13, Lieut-Col. Santa Fe.Williams and Van Alstyne MADE EASY! Chandler, of New York, After the concert, refreshments were formerly princi- Frank Dunleavy served at Grand hall. of the Salvation Army pal Army training college, Palm Leaf Maid, My That sounds like an Impossible propo- New York will He is a city, speak. gifted Allan Royal ELLSWORTH FALLS. sition. but the Sauto vacuum Cleaner does It. 1 am to do house- man, and an Interesting All are Sweet Girl of My Dreams, v prepared speaker. without removing furniture SEED~OATS Wslsh cleaning GLASS welcome. at 8 m. Mrs Roscoe J. Grover, of was here rooms. from electric Meetings p. Amherst, from Operated any In the Land of Cotton, Tuesday, visiting his sister, Mrs. C. A. light socket from your own or near-by For The regular meeting of the Ellsworth home. l*rlces reasonable. Preserving Eggs Messrs Cunningham. Tapley, Potter Higgins. GRASS SEED Merchants’ association will be held next and chorus DIRECTIONS. Monday evening, William T. Billings, of PART SBCOrfD. Miss Frankie Flood returned Friday Use one part of Water Glass to ten times as the industrial department of the Maine Dance of the Fairies, from Tremont, where she had been for a George B. Jameson, boiled. Pour Into Elleneen much water that has been Central railroad, will be present to address Christina and Doyle. Evelyn week with Dr. Thomas S. Tapley and Kerosene Oil into until Sarah 130 Water St., Ellsworth. Me. some suitable Jar, drop eggs fiquld and Osgood, Margaret Hnrley wife. Miss Flood was called by the meeting. Refreshments and cigars Smith home by the is over eggs to and Charlotte Whitcomb, Helen Jar filled, leaving enough liquid will be served. illness of her All business men of the Love father, Nahum Flood, who cover them. Place cover on Jar, and put in Chinese Song, the Barrel city are invited. Miss and Mr Parker is in very poor health. cellar or some cool place. King Mrs. F. W. Rollins and Miss Harriet left “Meet Me where the Lanterns Glow,” Mrs. C. J. Treworgy and Mrs. M. H. Misses Mullan, Woodward. Rideout, NEW RESTAURANT PUT UP BY last Saturday for N. Haynes were in Bangor Tuesday. Mamaroneck, Y., Giles, Morang, King, Lord, Hawkes, UMCJKS SHVED AT ALL HONRS. I their former home. They will remain Fields, Drummey, Shea, Jessie Mo- Charles W. Smith went to Amherst Sat- \j)ontPaint A. PARCHER, rang Q. Druggist until after the marriage of Miss Helen urday, returning Tuesday accompanied by Rogular Dinner, 25 cents* ELL8WOBTH, MAINE. May Pole Drill, Rollins to William Dulles, of Mrs. who has been with her If KKBKKT Englewood, Misses Hall, Giles, Shute, Doyle, Smith, COUSINS, Proper. Mr. Hollins N. J. leaves for Mamaroneck Coughlin, Byard, Joy, Foss mother there for the past ten days. Gaynor Bldg, Water St.. Ellsworth next Friday. The wedding will take place at Mamaroneck May 18. Fir© at Lamoine. Call or Telephone The committee of the Village improv- | The John Whittaker place on the shore ement society having in charge the ar- road at Lamoine, owned by C. W. Springer, 29 ring 3 rangements for the minstrel show last was burned at 3 o’clock yesterday after- week, entertained the members of the noon. The fire started in the upper part For Good. Sew, Clean FINAL STOCK-REDUCING SALE troupe at Odd Fellows hall last evening. of the house, evidently from a chimney. shed and ice OrocjrleijProvtoloBJj^FjOH^FniJI, During the evening many of the parts The house, two barns, tool Before Into Our New Store Tobacco «nd Moving Coalttlloatry, Cltan. sung at the minstrel show were rendered. house were burned. The only building at loweat|prlce»|FOB|CA8H,|at mjfioew Dancing was enjoyed, and refreshments left standing was the hennery. Some of •tore, Mala 8t-, near soap factory. were served. the furniture was saved. GOODS DKL1VKKKD. house was a two SHOES AND The house of Mrs. Mary C'alnane, at The large one, really BOOTS, RUBBERS, houses built for two families. Beechland, was burned about 11 o’clock connecting The were in good repair. DRY AND FANOY TEAS ROOFING A. I. RICHARDSON Sunday night. The house was unoccupied, buildings GOODS, is estimated at There Mrs. Calnane being in Massachusetts for The loss |3,000. was an insurance on buildings and furni- AND COFFEES--AII Re- layers of Coal Tar Pitch the winter. The bouse was fully furnished Goins rolled between two of of rO layer* and nothing was saved from it. The barn ture fl,600. ■ be*t of of Price. f.n Ifride waterproofed was not burned. The origin of the fire is gardless *°P *«yer of real mineral «««/*,a unknown. There was an insurance of LAKEWOOD. ^ter, form Amatite Roofing. Pea Seeds |600 Burpee’s kSweet on the house and on the furniture. flfiO Miss Isabel Warren visited her home in ^0H t ^avt to coat it or i»"liter fi0* paint Oscar Sears, of Eastport, and Glover and you lay it. It is there to give ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE. Otis Sunday. Thursday, Friday Saturday of are held in the Protection without further attention. Collection ot Eight varities 26 cents. Deering, Pittsfield, Alfred Garland, of the Green Lake county jail here in default of |800 bail, Amatite is made in convenient roll* Telephone 43. hatchery, spent Sunday here. to be to await the October term on the charge of A New Line of Jewelry Just Received. laid on the roof. Harry W. Haynes has taken his launch Bring breaking, entering and larceny. The men Anyone can do to Beech Hill pond from Green Lake. Your Molasses Jug and Have It Filled the job. were tramping through toward Eangor, of Ellsworth has com- *nd booklet Mat lor and spent Friday night in the Ellsworth Bert Betts, Falls, theFr,tti“mp>e SEED POTATOES the lockup. Saturday they broke into the pleted sawing wood here with gaso- OREEN MOUNTAIN home of Station Agent C. E. Scribner at lene engine, and has returned home. JAMES W. GALLISON & CO., True to K ame. Green Lake, helped themselves to food, Annie Quinn has had good luck in C. and stole two watches — one chickens. She set a hen on MAINE a ten bushels gold belong- SURRY, W. GRINDAL, Agt Price. 60 cents bushel, batching for $5. ing to Mrs. Scribner and one to her sister, j fourteen eggs and at the proper time she •Ellsworth, Maine W. H. BUTLER, Ellsworth, Me. Mias Butler. They were arrested in Hoi- | found that there were fourteen chickens. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. mutual Benefit €olnmn among ti\t wronger t. phonograph wliHlnn tgrTmww Oiu| heebead,*h*l**T**two *Un-Kn w and Um question, “How does tlw laboring aUMMkHd Mi*. Hamer Emsry, uj •DtTRD IT "Avar BAMS**. This eoliaa IS dn«M to the Grange, es- man’s at the pmmt lima <». brother-W. R. JWh. T»»W Per Bn W«tk opportunity Playm. Prayer Miitlm pecially to the granges off Buwock county. with that of ■** at the home at kn * WW. compare fifty yean ago?” brother In iu. lafinninf May lit The column is to oil forth* tU Woffa. “Boipful mu* BopofuL" opea grangers The communication from the Hancock Harbor at 1 o'clock Monday, and the Topic -Chrlal "vwUI«e -Joh« n, * discussion of of interest, sod body topics gnaerol Fair amorlation wee tend. waa taken to Weet Eden R f. U Comment Ij Re* Bhermen U. MADE Ooonty Orange where tuncri for reports of (rents meetings. Make letters D. TM nnini at tkla ooiam n ax anoeiasUj membrn bare taken eharm tertian were held at 3 Do*K D concise. mast Many already o’clock. Rev. An__. It iba mutual short and All Communications been MAMdla lha tltlaaad aicxio—tl for of etock In the aeeociation. M. MacDonald Tbe word “verily" bat defined be hot names will not be ex- offlciatlng. The >a,„. tn ha had signed, printed baaadt. aad Aiwa balpfal hopafal meat waa at Monatain authority aa “a formula of aa- es pt by permission of the writer. All com- View cemetery by high Mu far iba min food. It la far tha GOBI M4. will SKDOWICZ, Weet Eden eorToboratloo." The Hr la munications be subject to approval by ■aTCTiiMnn or Baa aaa—a pabltr aarrmat, a pirtijot of met WELLAND the bnt none will be without Sedgwick pranpe May C, Worthy » editor, rejected m»7 word for l( la simply "atom,'' foraiaUoa asd aat aaatloa, A aadlaai tor lha In _Mblvisa. bQfW good reason. Maeter Cloeeon and all the ofllcen except irrrhaarr of tdaaa. la thU naparttj II aotkitta that Engllah bring a transliteration of two In their chain, and thirty-eiphk mem- KLLSWORTH aaaaiaairaftoDa, aad liaaacaaaa dapaada larfalj MARKETS. Hebrew letter* The definition ben and two riaiton praaent. The third tftr oa tha •appar. (Iraa it la thlt raapaol Com DiTM. wen on four refer* to Ita u*e*. but the word aaataaafaai moat ba bat tha baba of 90 — of Green and fourth depreee conferred The below above ilaaad. Friday, May Meeting quotation* gin the rann o» mean* all! hot M STRONG Candida tee. The harreet feaat waa carried •^men" In Itaelf simply true," I Brttrr prlatod axeapt hr parailaaloa Mountain Pomona with Mountain View retail |>riot* in RUaworth. I Caiaatanicatloaa aUl ba aobjara to appraraior out ae given in the manual. Mica Amy as generally understood, "be It so" grange, West Eden. raxaalaa bp tha adltor of tha oolaaia. bat aoat E Pinkham’s El well preaided at the piano for the de- or “let It be so." The word was used By Lydia Tuesday, May 31—Meeting of Hancock Will br ralarwd atthoal food rauna. Addiaaa work and harreet feaat march. A Pomona gree Wt»» to two sense* first to add Impressive- all roaaaaiaatlaaa to grange with Floral grange, North Vegetable Compound waa all. The Tib Aahhicaa. pleaeant evening enjoyed by neaa to a doctrine second. aa a Jefferson, low*.—"When my Bucksport. Otonrnariariae £f5 and, baby _ lateneee of the hour the lec- »a» Cllaworth. Ha. was two months prevented to la just liturgical response the prayers turer from her m*h old 1 was com- HANCOCK POMONA, 13. taking up program. laid, par do* 22*31 the whlrh custom still PoBllry. synagogues, RAMI-VAM ■■■*!>- pletely run down Following is the program for the meet- churches. BOOTH BBOOKSVILLK. prevails to some Christian It m»kN a fallow busgry Just to think nbout and my internal or- ing of Hancock county Pomona grange HA&BOUSIDB, 478, •i'tse "amen" snd are the same Ut bmd gans were in terri- with North 31: Harbonide grange met Wedneeday, iOjja But •‘verily" | Bucksport, Tuesdsy, Msy Say. Of boaest old time on which in ble shape. I began with Bro. John of Eaat words, though In Its use for emphasis baking, youth exercises May 4, Wood, Beet mm*. E. Opening loose*par •IS MS he fed— taking Lydia Bluehill grange, in the chair. or It Is translated Singing. ..Choir Thirty Impressiveness The loaf that •bowed the traces of the Pinkham’s Vegeta- pan'* Address of welcome.Mrs Sarah T Reed mem ben and four eiaiton from Beat “verily.” and aa a liturgical response intense caress. ble Compound, and mother wrote and Response.Wsrren Abbott Bluehill and Hainbow gran pea wen pree- •ail to prayer It consists simply of the Bat bo 1 red above those wrinkles as tpread- told how I Business ent. Three Candida tee wen inetructed in » words transliterated. It Is unfortu- ing oat to bless yon just was. 1 to Solo....Mrs Bnrrill the third and fourth degreee, after which The ones who gazed a pen it with a Joyous began gain Potatoes, pk IS*It OMoas, k the same word Is not used Question: Resolved, That there are more ItsCS nate that at once and now I then waa a bountiful (upper and a short Turnips, h at Sqtneh. lb appetite. leaks on the farm than in tbs house- ct on all oecaslons and preferably the am real welL” — Carrots, ft OS That reveled la the prospect of the slices literary program. bsad rather than the W. U TOO hold... Hiram Harrimau, Avery Whitmore Lettuce, Cabbage. Ih IS translation “verily” thick and light. lira, BntoxB, Cherry St, Celery, nuucb Par-nip., n> Iowa, Recess m mere transliteration "amen.” There la Jefferson, Siuumnic, 2H, obland. •plaaek. pk hunch m To-day the chemists make It and the tear Call to order; choir Tomsioee, b MRU Rhubarb, Ih one peculiarity of John's gnapel aa dis- Another Women Cured. Nunoiaiic bald iU go Is analysed. Conferring fifth degree fiu(« regular ■ Caeewbem, each lt.io from the and that la Iowa. — About three tinguished others, bread is sad is Glenwood, Topic: The merits of the and meeting May 7. Owing to nnpleaeanl nail. The scieatlftc. properly de- I had and other fe- separators that he repents the verily, ualng “vert- : vised. years ago falling what variety of chnrn makes the most weather and other hindrances, It waa the male troubles, and I was nothing but !• ly, verily.” while the others use the Tbe baker's wegaa brings it—it Is conscience- hotter?.Hattie Hairlssan first tor many weeka. De grace wen con- Plaaapplns,*ea*k 1 •kin and bones. I was so sick I could John, less sad hard; Paper: Country Life.Annie Gordon word but once—“verily." being own work. Within ferred upon one candidate. The attend- not do my six p* m The coahiag-echoale oonooct it the rales Solo.Mrs Burriil .. J!* <*aoa ■o intensely attached to Christ may hy months I was made sound and well ance waa email, and no program waa pre- by Program of host graage have “seen” the doable emphasis that E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. aented. **$ Exactness and gaide the it Lydia Closing exercises _ Java, 5 gSKvsu was not and manifested It precision bakiag, will tell friends expressed pound. I always my -- ie is said. LtU view. 461, HArrTTOWN. na—psrh— Mokvbait, pk* 14 two “vertlles.” In Christ's use of It that your remedies cured me. and you an. by Bat. oh. they never equal the old-fashioned BBOOKUH, Lake View held can my letter.” —Mrs. C. W. grange ite regular meet- «s aa a preface It waa for the purpose of publish Brooklin bald > _ Oraaulaaed i loaf of broad' Iowa. pun regular meeting ing May with a and Sugar—pash- ps. weal.a ■Ik IH-vjt, Glenwood, 7, good attendance, OfaBuiaial, IkRM Oil—per aal emphasis and Impressiveness May 3, with Worthy Uaatar Dr. F. 8. Her- * Sometimes there comes a fancy from the mists If you belong to that countless army three visitors from New Century grunge. Tallow, C » *71 • In Terse* selected from tbe sixth rick in the and trope ,the | of of women who suffer from some form chair, twenty pa Then wen nmarka from yesterdays interacting ■ of John we baTe four Illus- ilia lust preaent. A chart waa (Ul chapter That bold e yeast!y perfume of the doagh set of female try Lydia E. Pink- program precepted mem ben about aeelng what could be done Haeaaa, trations of Christ's "vertliee In each oat to raise. ham's the lecturer. Porto iW. Vegetable Compound. by towarde building a new grunge hall. The And then we the oa the For this famous • and case the words Is repeated—"Verily, heard patting fioury thirty years remedy next will be bald 21. Preelelees. been the standard for all forms of regular meeting May Say unto you." This use of j mixing-board. has Moment viaw, 484, waar kdkn. ▼ert^ft And nee Us old-time oven with Its of female Ills, and has cured thousands of l*i» Chop, tt was to emphasise that what He was i load Mountain View grange held ite regular goodness stored; women who hate been troubled with Magazine and Book Noteo. 20,30 to was true, and we can well, there- meeting April 20, with lOt patron* pres- oSSi 1JSS IS any such ailments as fibroid “The Kamrodden” ia the name of And when the door is opeasd. what a satisfy- displacements, fifteen visitor*. After Tongues, 17*1* Baooa, »(» fore, study the principles or truths ut- ir- ent, including ▼eel: •all ing gust tumors, ulceration, inflammation, new novel by Holman Day, publiahed by ’««I7 tered with this double emphasis before 1 etc. bosineee, the initiatory degree wee con- * Lard, le«io Of pungent rich aroma floated from the regularities, backache, Harpen. A letter from Mr. Day explaining 15418 them. The occasion upon which He want writ® ferred on flee Candida tee. The maeter de- browning crust.' If yon special advice the title aaya: “In the of the clared an seseion early daya uttered tbem was tbe feeding of tbe for it to MraPinkham,Lynn,Mass. open daring program. Lktmb, 13tao The bratklMl foods replace it—there are foods Maine prohibition movement, the term Tongue, each 0* or rather tbe result following It Is free and always helpful. Daring the lecturer’* hoar Bro. Charles 6,000, job needn't chew. ‘ramrodders1 waa applied to the ex- fr*tk Flah. that miracle. The still Shand gave an interacting talk on how to supreme people And foods that flee the stomach not a single tremiata in tbe agitation. 1 employ it to Cod, OS Cla»*,qt U Him the next and beautify oar homee by planting shrubs Haddock, 0* crowded about day. thing to do. look floe; dahlia* all sprouted and ready to set denote tbe and zealot* who Scollop*, qt «< end with the least There bigot* by □allbat, 12(10 Flounders, do* K called forth the dls And foods with wondrous titles that have out soon as I can handle the dirt. Have sent flowers, expense. their presence ultn- fanaticism whatever cauie oysters, qi SO was an intermission of one-half injury course In which these various 'Ter! leaped tr sudden fame— for mv aster seeds, and those are all 1 shall hour, they may eapouae. Such an ‘nmrodden' Floor. Orala ud Food. The old-time bread was with the so which ioe-craam and cake wen lies" are found. splendid, buj this spring- Have many bouse plants during bbl— bu —whatever aide they may be on." Floor—por Oou, «j 1 same old-fashioned name. to In small I shan't have was resumed end 6 f0 a The first “verflles” the dec put my garden for sale. Order then 5048 abort*—bag— 1 40 u prefaced It held the balm of summer and the of “Tbe Kamrodder*'’ ia a novel Oora.lOOS l 43*1 F> Mix. ban 1 .V o l« 1 glory room for many seeds. Shall be glad when my Prof. of (J. of a political boy fowl, Hlc. for a Brown, M., gave helpful Cora 1 45 30 a larntlon that they sought the wheat. that tell* an It ia a meal, be* *1 Mlddilno.bajrl SO v plants are out, I’ve had too many this winter. next exciting atory. not address on poultry-raising. At the Cracked core, 145*150 false reason and. of course, would And breathed an invitation that would make Shall have ten less if I'm here next win- romance of witb a battle pots will work in the Maine, political I meeting there be second be profited by It. “Verily, verily. say you come and eat. ter. I've had two very handsome petunias in of keeneat internet. Them ia no degree. taking LAW KEOAKDIOO WKIOHTO A«D UCAit'RE* unto you. ye seek Me not because ye bloom for some time. They are called tne _ — — The good old times are going, and the good aidea over tbe iaeue prohibition in A bushel of Liverpool ult »hrU weigh «> saw the but because did 1 California Giant, and that is are nod • miracles, ye old bread is gone! true—they 8CHOOD1C, 420, FRANKLIN. the atory. The tale ia told pound*, bushel of Turk’s Ulan ! mIi shall naturally, welch it pound*. eat the loaves and were filled.'’ They The thick-cut slices of "home-made" giants. Sc hoodie No. held s j with grange 420. special truthfully, And bound The ttAixUrd of a bushel of a smart sister wash bumoroualy. up weight potatoes rec- Did 1 hear say I’d best had not become His true disciples, the wealth of jam thereon! 3. The first end second de- in it an In good order and St for shipping, 1® f-0 pounds, dishes? that’s advice—thanks. meeting May the fortunea of two young people The my Well, good of apple*. 44 pound*. ognizing in Him tbe Messiah because piece of bread and butter that was such a were worked on two candidate*. As whoae Do all know that it seems so sad for us grees love affair ia every bit aa important The standard of a bushel of bean* In boon. you weight of His miracle, but only for their boyhood was there was coed order and St for 1* ; all to be planning for summer, and our Erne Thursday evening stormy, to them aa any political conteat ever *hlppinc, pounds; And filled the void thmt clamored in the hun- of wheat, rutabaga aim ft He had fed tbem. and no and fourth beet*, turnip* p*ia*, personal gain. Stine so still, with folded hands; and she regular meeting. The third waged. of S6 of onion* 52. gry afternoon! _ pound*; corn, pound*; they supposed that He would continue > loved all nature so much. Oh. *tis sad. no will be worked at the next regu- of carrot*, Kngl'*h and And, oh. Lucullan were fit for degrees pound*; turnip-, rye fancy! you any Indian SC of is to do so by the use of His miraculous words can tell it; and onr reunion, why 'tis lar 19. A harvest 1SLE8FOKD. meal, pound*; parsnips, pound*; fate meeting, May supper of barter and buckwheat, 48 pound*, of oat* But were mistaken spoiled forever at Wyman cottage, for the will be served. 83 or even measure a* power. they sadly ! When home-made bread was floating in the Amoe Main baa nturned home, after pound*, ov agreement and have successors welcome and what made it a Joy are gone. many today grnvy on your plate! viaiting relatives in Kockport. Many still seek Christ for the "loaves Dear (friends, let us be more to each other, PAMOLA, 266, HANCOCK. Its crumb was Mn. Too many words are worse than not always flaky and its crust was while we are here; say good bye a little harder Pamela grange, Hancock, held its regu- Agnea Pbippin attended the Ke- and fishes." They look upou Chris- enough, for they* 11 often leave a man's never burned. we is so uncertain. bekah when part, for life lar with lodge at Bar Harbor 1. — as a means of meeting Saturday evening,May T, May meaning foggy. Eden tianity personal gain Tour mother used to make it but sister all the sisters who have asked for Philpott*. your I thank members and seven visitors It is not life that want sixty-two Tbe local union of tbe Christian En- spiritual they never learned). me and about me in the column. ’Tis good to 14, at 8 ia bnt the to be fed or the preaent. Saturday evening. May deavor to meet at Somesville next body through The constant march of progress hurls our he remembered. 1 am real well—not so much JRrttal. o’clock, Herbert 8. Hill, of Orono, will church to obtain some temporal bene cherished things afar— as a headache since I left off tea and coffee Saturday. The on “Farming as a Business’’. The fit which they desire. But. alas, such home-made bread no longer final s the I last May, and the hot-water cure has nearly speak Misa Margant Koch, field secretary of cured of sick headaches. Isn’t that public is invited. Thursday evening, May professing Christians will some day apple-butter jar; my John the Chriatian Endeavor society, apoke in No more the of a of Pa- find their mistake. The church will tang spices tells that some- fine? 19, there will be special meeting tbe church Truth is Sunday morning. Triumphs. thing good spread Now I'll about cut worms. mola for the of the order. not be a cloak to a just apeak grange good always scoundrel, The Thimble club will have a at Atop a tempting portion of the good old-fash- Plenty of commercial fertiliser is good (or State Master C. S. Stetson and Mrs. Stet- supper nor shouki it be criticised, but con ioned bread bad for cut worms. I never use kind of the church weather any son will be Wednesday evening, gratuiated, when one such has shown present. barn dreaaing in my garden, and have very permitting. The club will hold its regu- his In true colors. the second “verl- little trouble with cut worms. lar meeting the Dear M B. Friend*: HARVEST HOME, 408, W EOT 1 ELLA WORTH. following Wednesday Ellsworth Citizens Testify for lies” Christ sets forth His superiority To those who try the “rhubarb" pudding, afternoon, with Mrs. Walter The poem has been taken from the na- Harvest Home grange held its regular Stanley. as the bread of life. The manna was try making a custard of milk and eggs and the Public Benefit. tional official for November with mem- Benjamin and wife have re- God and not Moses, and grange organ pour over it, instead of the water, and steam meeting May T, twenty-four Campbell given by my turned from 19W, so to of the readers it not till the custard set, instead of it. bers, visitors from Franklin, He Himself was the true bread ot many may baking including Bayside, accompanied by be new. It needs no and see if it isn't nicer for a North Brooksville and Alamoosook their daughter Mrs. heaven. The meaning is spiritual, ot remarks—they are change. Kaymond Dwelley, all in it — but if 1 were to select the line 1 am yours, with love and best wishes for A fine was whom they have been Mrs. course. As bread is to the granges. program enjoyed. viaiting. necessary A truthful statement an Ellsworth in it which 1 consider the most all hands, and a happy and prosperous The “Can a man make a success Dwelley expects to the summer with of so to compre- question, spend physical life, Christ is necessary summer. Aujct Uaru. hensive, it wpald be the next to the last in business and be honest, as times are her parents. citisen, given in his own words, should the spiritual life. Further on He em- in the fourth stanxa. now?” was discussed by all, and tabled Mr. who is convince the phasizes the same truths practically Tingley, attending the the most skeptical about for a future — meeting. school in by the declarations that “He that be- Knows Bstty Thia ia one of Marlon Har- theological Bangor, waa here a merits of Doan’s Kidney Pills. It you Here comes a which laads- One bread crumbs, two of Then will be a dance in the ball lieveth on me bath happy surpriae you cup Friday few days last week, the guest of E. everlasting life” tart one-half one suffer from will all enjoy. It is really s heart-to-heart chopped apples, cup sugar, 13. Refreshments will be Lemont backache, nervousness, sleep- and "Except ye eat of the flesh of tbe tea spoonful cinnamon and two teaspoonfuls evening, May Spurting and wife. Mr. Tingley talk, and the real of life are in it. of butter cot In small Batter a served. Thera was no lessness, disorders or form of Son of Man and drink of His blood things pieces. deep meeting April 30, ha* recently purchased a sloop of Mr. urinary any dish and pot a layer of chopped apffies at the ttts. it a stormy night. and the cue is band. Read (partake of the benenta of Hla broken April as, bottom, sprinkle with sugar, a few bita of being Spurling, came here to take her away. kidney ills, at Osar Fmakfui Mduer awd all the butter and cinnamon, cover with bread Tbe body and shed blood on Calvary) ye many friend* of Mr. Tingley were this: M. B Friemde: c runs be, then another layer like Bret, finish- ■ATSIDX, 478, KLL8WORTH. have no life In Theee facta are with crumbs at the Cover glad to see him, and are yon." Let’s shake hands ing top. closely anxiously hoping Mrs. Charles & 108 Water St., good aad hard, them talk and steam of an hoar in a On account of the etormy weather. Higgins, and we aa well aa Christ three-quarters Bay- a way may be to him aa a true, shodM a while. Tie ia the moderate oven; then uncover and broom opened engage back ached so early foreaooa. work aot aide grange waa not as well as Ellsworth, Me., says: “My them. To be eatea with and cream represented regular pastor. The at emphasize done. Just the diaaer Halted, hat 1 mast tall quickly. sugar only difficulty that I could not assume com- nr usual at its last The first and severely any n sweet sauce. meeting. is a suitable ia bibl* an&MKca. you that we have peas up, aad we’ve potatoes, present rent, but it hoped fortable second were conferred on two position. At times the aching lettace aad Dunn Ams Cana book two cups of dried degrees toon to have a baste, taraipe planted, I*ve sweet parsonage built here. would to Gen. xlii, 14. 21: Pa. Ivili, 10, II; opals over night. Mew the apples one hour candidates. A short program was given change sharp twinges, especially pens planted, bat 'Us so cold to-day it makes ia two mnlsaass, one one-half MayS. 8. Mark lx, 1-10; I Cor. xlx, 22; Mark XL cope egg, cup the lecturer. acute when I made any sadden movement, one shivery to think of planting. shortening, one cop soar milk, one teaspoon- by John fal of soda, all kinds of about five SEAL HARBOR. end for awhile after from a chair 23; ill. 1-6; xiii. 38; xvl. 23. M; Haven't we had a wet. Urns? But I ex- spios, cups getting nasty fioor. John x, Lnke 33-43. I was to about in a 1-9; xxlti. pect that it came to kill the grasshopper egga. HAB1AVILLB, Ml. Lucy Camming! U seriously 111 of pneu- obliged go stooped Passim’ Fucit Cabo — Soak thru# and to dampen the potato fever so assy cups Mariaville grange mat even- monia. position. Learning of Doan’s Kidney dried apple over night, chop silently ia the Saturday farmers were threatened with. Let’s hops so. and simmer two hoars la two 7, with mam ben and four Pills, I procured a supply at Moore's drug Litter From Endoaverers In India. morning cups lif, May forty Hrs. Amo* o< U bn* (or for aad of molasses; add two well-beaten one Hadley, Baatoo, The letter anyhow, grasshoppers potatoes are eggs, Till ton preaent. The tingle mem ben' store, and the second night after begin- following unique recently cup of sugar, one cap shortening, one deesrt llw wmut. getting to be nuisances in big lots their I was able to came to the United Society of Chris- spoonful soda, fiour enough to make rather a ei|bl waa poatponad on ooooont of etormy ning use, sleep soundly, Now I must tell you—and please don’t call Mr*. From* Ghrter 1* bar tian Endeavor headquarters from In- stiff ha ter, flavor with nutmeg and cinnamon. weather. They will entertain the married visiting liitcr, something that I had been unable to do it bragging, as one of my kind friends said Hn. Louise Liscomb. mem ban 21. for several months. The use of two more dia: once — we’ve a May Many food eoffeatione phonograph, a second-hand John Galcomb Mew Sunday Mew* pa per. warn offered the memben. re- and wife visited Hn. boxes of Doan’s Pills made a com- To Our Dear Friends In the Lord Who one, records and all, and we got it very cheap, by Darinf Kidney Dwell In America: Last ibe Boston Journal Gstcomb's brother at Bound and had but the pleasure it gives us isn’t second- Bandaj Sunday oeee many eonya were eunf and famee recently. plete permanent core, and I have Please accept from this society In Ma* made a decided no hand; no, sir. Days when I’m alone it talks ihnovation In tbe field of The “Which feta the Thelma, little of return of my trouble since. I do not hoba, India, our namaskar (that is, we played. qoaetion, daughter Fnncie Phip- and and seems like and ne Tbe lam of that believe there is a on the bow to greet you), and we send you our sings “really folks”, Sunday wspaperdom. moat benefit from the grange, the onee pin and wife, ie very ill of pneumonia. kidney remedy our prem (love). We have in our society grandson Levi—well, he’s wild over it, date was a straight newspaper, giving all who takee or the onee who market to-day of such worth as part eimpty Hiat Hattie Pierce hoe gone to Green- great ninety members. In this we Include both hates to leave it to go to school. The man of tbe bat not oat comic Doan’s news, sending any eit back and take it inf waa ably die- ville for her health. Her Kidney Pills.” senior and junior members. We have six the house comes in once in a while to rest eieter Beatrice or any of tbe so-called freak or special coeeed. All enjoyed a pleaaant eveninf. For sale by nil dealers. Price SO cents. officers, as in your societies. We have and listen. Another great it our accompanied her. thing, brings features common to Ban- also the committees, and they do their tbe conventional Foster-Mil barn Oo., Buffalo, New York, neighbors who haven’t s phonograph in Abbie A., wife of E. died duties well. In this way we endeavor to day paper. HIOHLAHD, 354, SOUTH PK.NOBBOOT. Leroy Higgins, sole agents for the United States. more often, so you see 'tis a joy. at the Bar Harbor extend the kingdom of our Lord into the Tbe of tbe is a The hoepital Saturday even- Next, I am not cleaning house, around price Journal, moreover, attendance at Hifhland grange waa Remember the name—Doan’s—and take dark places of our India. only ing, aged forty-eight yean, she bad been the and in and I’m novelty; it sells for one cent, tbe same as not ao larfe to the no other. The people of this land are great wor- edges closets, not going to Friday eveninf owinf in 1 poor health since March, and had been shipers of idols, and in different ways till ’tis less muddy. 1 have mud and dog's every other day. illneee of acne of the prominent memben, in the 1 hospital two weeks. Besides they believe a lie. They have faith in hairs, bran new ones, each morning. Never To tbe man who wishes to get tbe news but an inlereetinf meet inf waa held. her various religions and make the earth, of afternoon and mind, ’tis near June, that banner month of j Saturday evening—often There wee muaic, vocal and inatrnmental, trees, rivers, stones, mountains, sun and the whole then we’ll tbe moat eventful part of tbe weak—tbe year; go somewhere, have and a The moon and other created objects and crea- Journal cornea as a welcome re- debate. proyram waa then SWuittSCIMlttg. company, laugh, and forget and fall ! Sunday tures their gods. spring lief from tbe be turned over to one of the memben who mud—what say? sixty-page balky papers In this small town of Mahoba there are has been forced to bay. had been to furniah And now comes appointed entertain- Indian some beautiful little lakes. On the banks the best of all—we've a new Tbe follower of atheistic the Hair j sports, ment for the He of one lake, Kriat. are our miss: on build- granddaughter. Carolyn Elizabeth 80per, financial world, and tbe woman of tbe eveniny. preeented •WINDSOR HOTEL In the of which we wee eelectione on the J. G. W. T. BftUBAKEK. Manner. ings, chapel meet Brenda's one, and to say that she is | borne all receive attention, and tbe events yraphophone, by Always Youthful In Appearance. each Thursday evening. Many of our sweet and lovable, doesn’t tell it. Jos: which interest them are carefully covered. reading! Delia *• •• said Leach; by Ralph Hatch, that nobody ever saw a grsy- members were baptized in this lake, and think! We haired Indian. have eleven very own graudchil- ] Saundere, Homer Lowell and worthy Mo matter how old an In- from it we have arisen to walk in new- dian his hair 1 dren, and two step*grandchildren. Don't tbe Balance Amee may be, is always block and ness of life. Keep Up. maeter; eonya by Mn. and £. E. lustrous. call that rich in this world's This is because the Indian’s The reason of our writing is this—that yon being It has been truthfully said that any disturb- Oroee and wife; George cloe- etory, Leach, outdoor life and active habits keep the we, together with you. may proclaim the goods? ance of the evea balance of health causes se- roots iny with One graphopbone eelectione. of his hair well supplied with nat- love of Christ. We thank you that we, Now about oar colts: Pearl Day Mutual, rious trouble. aaa be tee cartful to Nobedy ural nourishment, necessary to the life through the Christian love and kindness well, he’s to his name in fine living up style. keep this helaees ap. Whca peeple bsgia to and lustrous beauty of the hair. bob •f you, know the true religion and how LAMOm, 254. Gray Is most broken, and a fine animal. Bat loss sppetite or to get tired eeeftly, the least Is simply an indication of lack of nouriah- to be followers of Jesus and have faith Lemoine yranae held ite meet- Madge Mayo, that was, is each a wee colt she ea sickness, weakness or reyular ment at the roots. The tn And now imprudence brings moment this Him. please pray for us. with a fair nourishment Is couldn’t carry her name, so now she's Just Pet Thu needs a tonic, craves it, lay May t, attendance. The supplied where it is needed that we may grow In spiritual wisdom. dabUity. system it is and “the little till she bat oonaieted of quickly absorbed the hair and Li BO that the work of the Lord may with girl”, gets larger; sad should eel be denied It. sad the beet literary proymaa raadinye. by this way prevents. the hair power be made known, that others she is the one that folks look at the longest, tonic of wbleb we beve any kaowleags is indefinitely, great turning gray. One of the most may come to have faith in this same Je- •eat Hood’s What this medietas baa potent Sarsaparilla. AN AWFUL hair Is known u HAY’S We also that some RECORD. NnMdiMiorjnijr sus. pray of you may Now tie garden and house plants. Well, dome ia keeping healthy people healthy, la HA1K HEALTH. AJmoot nil corns to work with us in the dark places drocfiaU hasping up the even balance of health, gives It ■very year tbeeaende of I* »“ of our land. die of dlaaaee. yy ■Jo^kOTcon procureffitii the mmo diet! soils a as a preventive that It kadaey who____ very elective in restoring-- Finally to all our friends wo say salaam eared U ite preeeaee had beea dieeoverad in ealoys ee a save, lie early nee has tUnat rated time a (psaee). and prompt treatment with Kldaeta I_ Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic, tonic and tbe wisdom ef the eld that a stiteh la adapted It pan have liaehaehe. vitalising From the corresponding secretary of tho saytag kidney ■ hair restorative, and a prompt corrective of all tremble or ether eymptoma of food._ Christian Endeavor In- time aavaa alas. Take Heed’s lor appetite, kidney society, Mahoba. urinary irregularities. Refuse substitutes. begin eel eg Kldaeta Immediately. biragyiete Mework,H. U. B.aT dte. BISUAt. Q. A. Psncnan. strength sad sndamaoc.—ddet and daalara eell it ler Uteato. A A SOOU, KllswsrtS. of hceath to prattle of oar in achievements, tara strive to shackle or deataoy IW la K1TTKKY TO CAB1BOU. CITIZENSHIPw to boast of oU that wo kin done. divldualiam which triampha by |i»ri and actually mb sad studied by the bom A REPUBLIC. Ho refinement of no Tbe of oaaae of hum life, *«ii~<»y of cunning, which exploits tha weak by craft A imtopaMt The M orchard to M selected •ooU ao tutorial SLIPPERY Mb inanity. progress, no sordid iaataad of them among tfaa student* at Habron acad- of heep- ruling by brutality. (or this work is ltd ot B. K. Bartlett, near (XddrrM lod op of rftohse, oo oononooo emy, and tba Mot that other* hare boon France, a* Martef, April development W« ought to go with any man in tha SCOUNDREL Paris, of art nod Winterport. (crbooDf. literature, oan la anj woj oom- afloat to about and the •xpoeed, baa oaoaod tba school to baoloaad bring justice Curled down between two rack* la a »] -- ponaoto lor tho low for tan of tbo groat funda- equality of to torn tha tool FCXNEER daya. associations list oMotal opportunity, BrCL shdtered ratine as be dropped exhausted o-ranir snd ImpraailTe virtues, and of tbooo gnat tunda- osar mesa and Tba bnalnaaa men of bare aub- morn Into tha tool owner, Bangor to tho of little mind of a m»n f»o™ tha nsw world montal virtues, tho is (Imp, body four-jeer-old “ th« groatoot tbo moo’s to shift burdens so that they can be more Copyright. mo. by awtIm fiw ecrtbed tbe (100,000 naoaaaary for tba re- before thl. august body la to WlnBeld Vlnlng, ot Cooper, wee (onad ipMka powor perpetuate tbs rooo. equitably borne. 0—Delation. opening of the Parker St Faoka oboe fao- Inefttotlon ol laarnlng. Ba- Friday by a party ot men from Boat Ma- Kan's oHiar dctt. The a fleet on of the to.-y in tbat Tba will be luMdent deadening any race city. factory pat who were lor the ll P*“ lb* ‘hndowa °* “‘frhty cblaa, eeardilng boy, bia eye* Cbamotor most show itself in adoption of a logical and extreme social- in abape for bualneaa at onoa, and will be- warlike noblee, of gnat masters tbo man'o Tba city’* moml health being escel- who bad been missing sinco laat Friday, Un*a end istic system could net be overstated. It gin running on aamplea in the anmmer. the shlo- performsooo both of tbs doty he owes hlm- tha at the deak bad noth- l'be wae three miles in a direct S and theology/ Throngh would laot, aergeent epot nearly aw aolf and of tbs bo owes tbs state. The spell sheer daetrnctlon. It would Tba winter tnuia-Atlantic of the dead centuries he eeee doty to do. an In- ataamabip line from where the boy wae laat aeon, Z. dual mon’s and ing Unemployed pooplo foremost doty is owned to himself produce groaeer wrong outrage, fouler bnaineaa of Portland oloaed iaat Thors- bat be moot bare wandered lot or figures that tall of the power aad clined to bo garrnlona, and tbo aar- eight aowded and bis family, and be con do this Immorality, than any existing system. day. The aaaaon baa been unnaoally aoc- and of time Rone by, doty tea mllee an til be fell ex ha acted to die Kerning aplender But this dose not mean that we geant talked a etream. oaaafnl. Innumerable boat of only by earning money, by providing may not, The nnmber of peaaangera from Laat be aeea alao the with Tba alickaat ba expoeare. Friday, Wyman Ui what la essential to material well greet advantage, adopt oertaln of pair, aald, I arar brought, moat of whom wan immigranta students to whom clerkship meant being. Vlning started with bis little eon tot the kamble It is the some eama acroa* war* Darby and William*. only after this has been done that ho principles professed by given for the Canadian northweet, waa the larg- and on the came to whom it waa well nigh set of naad poetoffloe, way they mancipation, oan hope to build a men who happen to call themselves Tbay to play confidence gamaa to- est in tbe of the outlet from the dark thraldom of higher superstructure blatory port. acroae men working on the road. The 0, only oo the solid material socialists. gether. and tbay did then ao naturally foundation. It is Dr. F. T. Brown, of New York, a cele- boy remained there with a oaaain, and im middle ages. after We ate bound la honor to refuse to that tbay could taka in a in- only this has been done that ho can potica brated and aaaociate of Dr. Mo- after a time cold and I a hall apeak to yoa on the eab- listen aurgeon oomplalnedol being Xo-day movements for the to those men who would make us apactor aa anally aa a countryman. the one bolpin general well Blrney, who operated upon Preaident Mc- wanted to go borne. The cousin thought mt of indtrldoal oittnenship, desist from the naad to do tba being. effort to do away with the Darby work, while WU- the child and bim of vital to you, my Kinley, committed anicide Saturday by oonld go alone, let go. importance It U which means llama would confederate. Wa of Object not good to excite that bitter inequality Injnatlos, tbs In- play in a Said near Bethel. Dr. Mr. came back in about and to me aad my countryman, of .abooting Vining twenty mien, laughter which and equality right, of opportunity, of privl- tba poUc* war* on to them, bat whan are are dtlaena of expresses contempt, Brown had been there two weeka tor bla minatee and finding the boy waa gone, vou and great We are manae oontempt is what we feel for tbs ladge. bound in honor to strive wa got tbam tba difficulty waa to prove A democratic re- being health, and waa accompanied by an at- went directly borne, bat his eon had not damocratic repablloa. to ever nearer the tbam. "boss enthusiasm to benefit mankind la bring day when, as far anything agalnat tendant. bad been caoaed reached there. The could be trecked -bile auchaa each of oure an effort to as Is Deepondeney boy such that bo is a harden to those nearest humanly possible, we shall be able to Their vUlalnle* bacama ao fteqnant fall eenoe Tern meat of by a nervoua trouble and ill health. along the main road, where be left the in 1W go by, realise the ideal that that wa maiue him; who wishes to do for each man shall have dataralnad to lay a trap ter the — the moat great things The bark of the Qhoet men, into field exactly where be and and for tbe people repreaeata an equal to show tbam. Wo atartad a termor down Kingdom, Holy humanity in tbs abstract, bat wbo cannot opportunity the stufl bis father came and his traoks of all poaalble aoclal experiments, that is in and Ua aociety, of Sbilob, arrived at Port- oat, again rtpotic keep his wife in comfort or educate him by the way in which he among thalr mooring*, and, aa wo ex- with his land from tbe Mediterranean. were found in the soft ground in tbe tm one fraught greateat poaaibllltiea children. renders service. pected, ba fan afoul of tbam. Sunday for aril. Tbay Bar. Frank W. tbe head of the field, but after thet no traoe could be for good and Thera are Sanford, •Ilka I decline to the mem plenty of men calling them- took a marked tan dollar bill from him recognise multi- and ia believed that tbe found. Tbe aucorea of republlce Ilka yoora and selves socialists aeet, la on board it the man of mem sa an with whom, up to a cer- —at leant, Darby did—bnt to and millionaire, wealth, managed haa book the colo- Uka our. meana the glory, oar failure tain It is of ebip brought aociety’* Our action is the asset of value to any country, and espec- point. quite possible to work. It gat rid It before wa could catch him. epontaneoue always of mankind, aad tor yon and the niata at Paleatine, many of whom have beet. You cannot with beet delib- ut dr*pair, as not an asset to own next step is one which both we and Narartbaleaa wa bad a caaa your ially my country. atrong been and it ia and heed come so does to lor na tbe question of the quality of tba wish there aeveral years who, eration any If be bea earned or uses they to of take it If wa could tala bis wealth in a take, why, course, prore record. question as yonr spontaneous glance shall Individual dtiaen la anptanm. without Bald, were in danger of falling into want. way that makes him of real benefit, of real any regard to the tact that our On tha day of tba trial, Jnat aa wa bring you, whilst you rise from your bed, to nn oood. The in i verdict of not ecocaaD, — views as to the jury brought or walk abroad in tbe after use and such is often the case — why, tenth step may dtBsr. But, arar* Ailing np the laat two or tbrea morning With you ben and with na tn my own on the other for lru 8. the Unity black* meditating tbe matter before sleep on tbe then be dose become an asset of worth. hand, keep clearly in mind naan on tba Jury, a gentleman of evi- gnilty Grady, in tbe long ran, aooceee or failure smith, on trial last week in Waldo county previous night.—Fmeroon. tome, But it is the way In which it has been that, though it has been worth while to dent reapectablUty appeared and aald be conditioned upon the army In take one with the on Feb. 21 will earned or and step, this does not in the least be bad been aummoned to aarv*. charged murder, last, used, not the mam toot of H* advertisers Mat adsertlss which tbe a re rage man, tba aenrnga mean that at Belfast, of Mrs. Harriet French Many forgot wealth, that entitles him to the credit. it may not ba highly disad- would like, If be moat aarre, to do ao doe# hie or her flret In the Thomas. who was in- ing space in a newspaper is valued ac- woman, dnty, Them la need in vantageous to take the next. at once alnce be waa Sidney Bennett, business, ss in moat expected to at- to tho circulation that ordinary, everyday attain of Ufa end next It is as dicted with Grady for the murder of Mrs. cording of paper. other forma of human of the just foolish to refuse all progress tend tba funeral of a near relative activity, in a without in those greet occasional crises which call because Thomas, wss placed under |BOO bonds at Advertising space journal great guiding intelligences. Their places people demanding it desire at within a few hour*. Tba Judge, glad tbe heroic rirtaes. The rill- the close of the trial. The circulation is dear at any pries the pub- lor average some points to go to absurd as to charge against cannot be supplied by any number of les- extremes, gat aucb a man on Jury duty, cloaed lisher demand. Without circulation ten moat be e good dtiaen if oar ra- it would him has been changed to mac slaughter. may ser be to go to these absurd extremes matter* Mr. waa intelligences. up, Worthington-that there be no and without are to enoeeed. The Bennett trial is not likely to take can results, pablic* It Is a bad for a nation to raise simply because some of the measures ad- the thing and gentleman'* name—being tba laat results the monev which the advertiser let tbe man of lanralng, the man of vocated place this term. to admire a false standard of and by the extremists were wise. man choaen. beware of that success, invests is lost -Leavenworth (Kansas) lettered irieure, qoeer and Persecution is bad because it is Last year, at Portland, there was held a them oan be no falser standard than that persecu- W* knew that Derby bad served a Tunes. Cheap temptation to pant to hlmeolt and tion and the of which set by the deification of material well be- without reference to which side term at the penitentiary and that one laymen’s conference, object to other* as the cynie, na tba man who hat ing in and for itself. happens at the moment to be the persecu- of the physical characteristics noted was to interest the laymen in the work of outgrown e mot lona and balls fa, tba man tor and which the the church and to ask their Sttntunitntt. The power of the journalist is (treat, bat persecuted. on Ita records was that his girl’s name, co-operation, to whom good and evil ora aa one. Tba both men and certain lines of he is entitled neither to respect nor ad- DANGER OF CLASS HATRED. “Agnes,” had been tattooed on his boys, along way to face life is to fsoa it with a work to the moral and civic pooreet miration because of unless is forearm. We our farm- tending that power it Class hatred is bad in the same right brought aneer. just way betterment of the communities in which used can er to tell his as to how he had aright. He do, and he often does, and without any regard to the individual story There is no more unhealthy balng, no live. The conference was a He can been but who had a they gratifying (treat good. do, and he often does, who at a given time substitutes to bunkoed, Darby, man lee* worthy of respect, than he who loyalty and it has been determined to OHIO infinite mischief. All all way of his con- success, journalists, a class for loyalty to the nation or substi- changing expression, either really holda or teigna to bold an fused the make these conferences annual affairs, and writers, for the very reason that they ap- tutes hatred of men witness, and he wouldn’t attitude of disbelief toward all because they happen sneering swear that he was the rascal. But hold several in different sections of the preciate the vast possibilities of their pro- to come in a certain social for that ia great and whether in achieve- category, The dates for the are: lofty, If we could prove that the man who State. present year fession, should bear testimony against judgment awarded them according to ment or in tbet noble effort which, even if bad him Bangor May 13,14 and 15; Waterville, May those who deeply discredit it. Offences their conduct. swindled was Darby we were *Springfiel(f come* second to achievement. it fail, sure of a conviction. 20, 21 and 22, and Saco, May 27, 28 and 29 against taste and morals, which are bad In a to be we .Shame on tbe man of cultivated republic, successful must taste The was Instructed to take The Maine of is be- enough in a private citizen, are infinitely learn to combine of prisoner college agriculture who refinement to a intensity conviction permit* develop Into off his coat and roll on a new line of extension work worse if made into instruments for de- with a broad up his sleeve ginning faitidiouanesa that unfits him for tolerance of difference of doing his arm. He did so, and we toward the of or- bauching the community through a news- conviction. Wide of right looking improvement work of a differences opinion tbe rongb workaday world. were at not a tat- chard conditions in the State. It consists paper. in matters of disappointed seeing I be free who t hem- religious, political and social Among peoples govern too. we bad been misin- in demonstra- Mendacity, slander, sensationalism, belief must exist if conscience and Fancying practical orchard-spraying wives there ia but a small field of useful- intel- formed and that the letters be tions. The regular sprays recommended Where the Finest inanity, vapid triviality, ail are potent lect alike are not to be if there is might ness for tbe men of cloistered life stunted, open on the left arm, he was ordered to roll for orchards in this section will be applied factors for the debauchery of the public to be room for healthy growth. who shrink from contact with their fel- his left sleeve. There no let- mind and conscience. The excuse ad- Bitter up were at the proper dates to portions of different Flour is Made lour*. internecine hatreds, based on ters on that arm either. Thus far he orchards. Field will be held “The bread-making qualities of flour vanced for vicious writing—that the public such are not meetings NO ROOM FOR SLIOHTER**. differences, signs of earnest- are due entirely to the kind of wheat. had foiled us. In some way he had when these are and when demands it and that the demand must be ness of belief, but of that fanaticism sprays applied Nature gives to wheat, and flour, all the Still less room is there for those who of the of no more be admitted than if ; got rid tattoo. The next step the fruit is gathered. The cost spray- strength they possess.” supplied—can which, whether religious or anti-religious, deride or slight what is done by those was to If that the man and R. James Abbrkathey, were of food prove. possible, ing, the benefits from it, other things it advanced by the purveyors democratic or anti-democratic, is itself in "The American Miller.” who actually bear the brunt of the day, had been tattooed. A medico-legal ex- who sell poisonous adulterations. but a manifestation of the gloomy bigotry nor yet for those others who always pro- pert was called In, who applied strong TELL FLOUR is VIRTUES OP THE HOUSEHOLD. which has been the chief factor in the I aiJbrctiafTJicius. made from the finest fess that they would like to take action if friction to the prisoner's arm. This specially downfall of so many, many nations. WILLIAM Winter only the conditions of life were not what The homely virtues of the household, had the effect to bring out white lines selected OHIO Red which GOOD PATRI T ITCHING ECZEMA WASHED AWAY. Wheat. President John W. Burk, they actually are. The man who does the ordinary workaday virtues FIRST. with a slight bluish tint. These lines the wheat cuts the same make the woman a housewife and who personally inspects nothing sordid figure in the good 1 believe that a man must be a good pa- were letters and spelled the word man a hard offered for this famous flour, has an pages of history, whether he be cynic or house mother, which make the triot before be can and as the be, only “Agnes.” 45 at the business. a Is it worth 25 cents to you to that xperienceof years fop or voluptuary. worker, a good husband and father, good way of a citizen of circumstantial evi- stop possible being, good Having brought of must dome the bottom of awful itch? Surely you will Every shipment grain It is war-worn Hotspur, spent with hard soldier at need, stand at the world. teaches us that dence, though It was weak, to prove agonizing Experience up to the long established Wiliiam character. But of course others must spend 25 cents on your druggist’s recom- fighting, he of the many errors and the many the average man who protests that his that the prisoner was the man who Tell standard in to cool and heal and soothe every respect. valiant end, over whose we love be added thereto if a state is to be not international his had swindled the farmer, this proof mendation, memory feeling swamps national, Ask He will tell that to but that terrible itching eruption? any expert. you linger, not over the memory of the only free, great. that he does not care for his country be- that he was an ex-convlct made a the whitest—most delicious bread—the is not By arrangements with the D. D. D. Lab- young lord who “but for the vile guns Good citizenship good citizenship cause he cares so much for mankind, in case so strong against Darby that we lightest biscuits, the kind that melt in re- oratories of we are able to make mouth—are made from the flour of would have been a soldier.” if exhibited only in the home. There actual practice proves himself the foe of did not doubt that we would get rid Chicago, your a offer of a 25-cent bottle of their this wheat. That’s the only kind that The good man should be both a main the duties of the individual in re- man of his for at least the special strong mankind; that the who says that he pranks period — known as gesinto and a the and these duties are oil of wintergreen compound, brave man-that la, he abould be lation to state, does not care to be a citizen of any one of another term In state prison. Our or or able none under the conditions which D. D. D. Prescription. Call, write, to fight, he abould be able to serve j too easy country because he is a citizen of the only regret wws that we couldn’t send made to on E. G. Moore. his country as a soldier if the need arises. exist where the effort is carry world is, in very fact, usually an exceed- his partner. Williams, with him. But telephone We know that the itch is William Tell There are well-meaning philosophers who free government in a complex industrial ingly undesirable citizen of whatever Williams had given us the slip, and, absolutely AT ONCE by D. L). D. Prescrip- declaim against the unrighteousness of ; civilization. corner of the world he happens at the though we sought for him everywhere, stopped we and the cures all seem to be perma- & Co. war. They are right only it they lay all Perhaps the most important thing the moment to be in. we couldn’t find him. You see, tion, Whitcomb, Haynes their and above the leader him with nent. EI.I.MVOHTH KAI.LS. ME. emphasis upon the unrighteousness. ordinary citizen, all, Nearly Beven centuries ago, Froissart, had evidence connecting remember in we never had War i^ a dreadful thing, and unjust war is of ordinary citizens, has to writing of a time of dire disaster, said Darby that had before, a he must not be a deadwood on one of crime against humanity. But it is such political life, is that that the realm of France was never so and. hnving the a have no of crime because it is unjust, not because it sheer doctrinaire. stricken that there were not left men who them, we would difficulty is war. Woe to the empty phrase-maker, to the would valiantly fight for it. You have convicting the other. of the In- The choice must ever be in favor of empty idealist, who instead making bad a great past. The judge virtually gave jury man of to convict and some righteousness, and this wbetber the alter- ready the ground for the action, I believe that you will have a great structions Darby, when he and would do It with- native be peace or whether the alternative turns against him appears future. Long may you carry your- of us expected they work! The foreman be war. The question must not be merely, i hampers him as he does the selves proudly as citizens of a nation out leaving their seats. is of ideals must brief consultation with the. oth- there to be peace or war? The question j Moreover, the preacher which bears a leading part in the teaching | held a must be, is the right to prevail? remember bow sorry and contemptible is and uplifting of mankind. er eleven before retiring, but there how Are the great laws of righteousness once the figure which he will cut, great seemed to be opposition somewhere will if he does not tell where— more to b» fulfilled? And the answer the damage that be do, New England's Telephoqe Progress. among them—we couldn’t in hi9 own life strive in a that and from a strong and virile people must be ; himself measurably According to the annual report of the to bringing verdict way, for “yes’-, whatever the cost. to realize the ideals that he preaches New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., : they got up and filed out of the court- r.ver.v honorable effort should always be others. there are 337,021 telephones connected to room. made Let him remember also that the worth waited around for half an hour to to avoid e ar, Just as every honorable : the system of this company and its sub- I must be determined sure we’d Mr. effort should always be made by the in- of the ideal largely by licensees, and in this company alone the I make that got Darby the success with w hich it can in practice we wanted but the dividual in private life to keep out of a j daily average of local and toll calls is where him, Jury We should abhor the so- I waited an- brawl, to keep out of trouble, but no eelf- be realized. about 1,200,000. j didn’t come back. Then men whose certain that It reeprttiug individual, no self-reapectinir called “practical” practicality These tigure represent a business that | other half hour, feeling the of that base- more than an hour nation, can or ought to submit to wrong. assumes shape peculiar covers the four northern New England ! wouldn’t require SWIFT'S—A SUPERIOR RUSS OF in disbe- FERTILIZERS. even more than ness which finds its expression and to about to settle the case of a man who had used Finally, important states, gives employment ; “Having Swift’s High-Orade •Animal Brand of Fertilizer, 300 lbs. to lief in and decency, in disregard be such an arrant ras- acre on a acre ability work, even more important than morality 8,400 persons. The report says it is ex- been proved to per five piece of ensilage corn the past season, must say, notwith- of and conduct. its a ability to tight at need, la It to remember of high standards living pected that at least 30,000 stations will be cal, but sixty minutes didn’t serve the standing being very dry season, I harvested the biggest crop of com per acre that is the worst enemy of the / ever raised. It was thick and well 12 the chief of blessings for any nation Such a creature added during the year 1910. purpose. I fell to thinking of Mr. immense, eared, averaging fully feet high, desirable as a after several hard frosts. I to it all into a ton silo ia that it shall leave its seed to inherit the body politic. But only less As showing how strongly the New Eng- Worthington, the gentleman who ex- managed get nearly 57 during and real two weeks settling before it froze or it would doubtless have required a great deal land. The greatest of all curses is the citizen is his nominal opponent land company is a New England institu- pected to get through in time to attend more room. Have also used your fertilizers on and other with curse of man of fantastic vision who The potatoes crops sterility, and the severest of all ally, the tion, Gen. Bherwin notes that of the 4,020 the funeral of his relative. delay splendid results. better forever the him. In- condemnations should be that visited makes the impossible stockholders, more than ninety-three per must be very aggravating to It is with pleasure that I give this testimonial having used Swift’s Animal upon willful of the good. are was now time for the Fertilizers for several sterility. enemy possible cent, residents of the four states. In deed, it past tl|p years, and can say I believe them superior to any other The class of fertilizers on Hrst essential In any civilization is THE SLAVE OK NAME. addition, the sub-license companies, hav- funeral—that is. Judging from what he the market, being Animal Blood. Meat and Bone, they fur- nish a amount that the man and the woman shall be with the New about it. large of concentrated organic matter for humus, which aids Much o( the discussion about socialism ing arrangements England had said greatly in and thus dissolution of all soil elements father and mother of healthy children, so company for toll connections, and thus Well, I waited till dark. Then, being absorbing bolding moisture, hastening and individualism is entirely pointless for plant life. •hat the race shall increase and not de- in fact a of the New I took more interest in my because ol failure to agree on terminology. being part England hungry, “V'would recommend all to crease. up-to-date, progressive farmers try Swiffs Animal If this is not so, if through no names. I have about the same number of than the conviction of Darby It is not good to be the slave of system, supper Fertilisers and learn of their real merits and great value.” fault of the society there is failure to in- local stockholders. and went home to get something to Nov. 16. 1909. HENRY W. am a strong individualist by personal RUSSELL. Hamburg, Vt. crease, it is a misfortune. If the for the was back to the Sm local or great inheritance and conviction, but it The financial showing year eat. After supper 1 went scents Mad tor prices. Our tetma am out and oor price# rizlit. '* failure is habit, due to deliberate and willful Bense to quite satisfactory. The gross revenue was courtroom. The Jury was still out. is a mere matter of common Swift’s Lowell Fertilizer No. Market fault, then is not merely a misfortune; it the |12,086,782.86, and the net revenue |3,183,- At 10 o’clock the foreman sent word Co.^S??Xc«l5&40 St., Boston. is recognize that the stale, community, k hands booklet of metal tatonnattoa SM me. one of those crimes of ease and self-in- 949.47. For the 1910 the sum of that couldn’t the citizens acting together, can do a year |7,- to the Judge they agree. dulgence, of from and ef- is estimated as the back word that shrinking pain number of things bett* r thap if they were 570,000 appropriation The Judge sent they fort and risk, which in the run na- for extensions and for maintenance. he sent in long left to individual action. must agree. At midnight ture punishes more than 1 heavily any The individualism which linds its ex- again to ask what was the prospect of other. local advertisera him in the obuse of physical force ia A common mistake of a verdict, and they assured that If we of the If the pression great republics, we, in the of civil- is to estimate the value of advertising to the obstinacy of one man fee* checked very early growth owing people who claim to have emanci- the amount ization, and we of to-day should in our space of one newspaper by there was no hope of a verdict except pated ourselves from thraldom of the asked by some other publication. It is a for an acquittal. He sent back an Famitif wrong and down on our error, bring Shake off the grip of your old enemy. mislake of judgment for a business man order to settle the matter one way or heads the curse comes the will- Cream Balm. that upon Nasal Catarrh, by using Ely's to estimate the value of space in a repu- the other. Then they filed In and Medicine and soreness be fully then it will be an idle waste Then will all the swelling a circulation j barren, table newspaper with good brought In a verdict of acquittal. driven oat of the tender, inflamed mem- by that of some other publication which And who was the obstinate Juryman? branes. The flu of sneeiing will cease and DOES THIS MEAN YOU? will accept business at any price and be Mr. the man the discharge, as oBenstve to others as to He was Worthington, sour the causes pleased to ii.—Leavenworth (Kansas) in at laat moment tJudiceetion, stomach, constipation— yourself, will be stopped when get who had come the backache and a mis- ™?, headache, general it are removed. Cleanliness, Times. a to attend a funeral. Do know that the that produce and waa In hurry !?,¥• feeling. you plena- of tea, Lana's Medicine s comfort and renewed health by the use who was He turned Liniment ?.**!barb Family (Cane And Worthington? sell Lee’s Liniment for The bottles moves the bowels each and will re- Balm. Bold all druggieU for Cheapest accident insurance—Dr. Thomas’ All dealers 25c. move”5? all dey Ely's Cream by out to be none other than that these troubles almost Warren Oil. the and heals the tUp- Immediately! or mailed by Ely Bros., M Bclectric Stops pains "Jo* do sot know it, a at 1 M cenU, Williams In size TWICE THE USUAL 25c got package to-day wound. All sell it.-AAei. pary scoundrel dlagute* are large containing QUANTITY aar druggist’s or dealer's (WoO Street, New York. druggists final toto* in tte OBITUARY •ix yearn, mmm to oonduet th* COUNTY GOSSIP. FROM WASHINGTON ■tell ten shaping am-. Stjf igUsworU) American. Mml laws. U hi. muki ho Mid: “Mr. st.ni will have a Fourth oI eele- and hoao woo tho mlaieter’. home. Blnehill July Scramble ter Retiring Senators* Seat* In tte clashing ol ipnr on shield of Not onl, Opt. Joseph H. Whit mors, formerly do tho widow and JOUMAL brat ion, with raoaa and baseball at Moan- tte struggling to discipline tte recald- children ,„d A LOCAL AMD POLITICAL —Maine's Delegation Bujr, Ellsworth, died et Somerville, Mess., Bat- tain la onoaoal brother Boom, bat the town, u rUBUMD park. _ — trants, Washington haring w.u „ Washington, D. C. May • (special) orday, April M. trnle the IVIKY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON oongreaaional which will tho chunk, loo. keenly. Mir hi. A moose was killed on the railroad near developments was born at in Opt. Whitmore Bayslde on .on. AT Senators are vary human in scrambling make tte acaaion man or l«aa nontl. tall othu to be . struck the present Franklin last week, being by 18(7, and lived in Ellsworth until USB. ol the church." ELL8WOBTH, MAINE. for the placee of their retiring leaden. memorable. Tte dallbamtiooa onr tte freight. He wsi in the mostly lum- •t m night _ coasting trade, May 10. J- There ia a touch of tba ia the Pnaident’a railroad bill demonstrated A. C. Hancock county publishing co pathetic ber, for twenty-Are yean, and com- The Bocksport correspondent of the that then wan insurgents enough in r. W. Rollins. Editor sad Manager. rapid adjustments, already taken for manded several vemele formerly owned A brere men know, no bat Bangor News says: “An illustration of Senate and Hooaa to make iveceaatol malice, W. H. Titos, Associate Editor. moved from Ellsworth gel., in fMoee, the Injuriee ot wir is granted in of retire manta to in Ellsworth. He the efficiency of the King split-log drag anticipation coalitiona with tte democrat*. This we* dl™*t ,0* * (rt*3d’> to and after there «mbri«d Price—#3 00 s $1.00 lor six been used on the Waldoboro, remaining HibecriptloB year; observable where it has occur a year from now. Ambitions a eery exceptional statu*, and exceptional ^Cowptr ■tontbs; 90 cents for three months; If rskl a went to Boston. He re- the recent wet weather. Last about year, strictly In advance. $1 90. 76 and 38 cents road daring westerners have died the method* hare been brought to bear to get A men 'without deciaion already upon sided in Everett from USB to 1B0B, when belong tn respectively Single copies 9 cents. All ar- a was used on Franklin street whatever canmake copter, ot Friday drag in the centra of cham- the inaorgenta back into line. him; rearages are reckoned at the rate of $2 per seats occupied the he moved to Somerville. one thine after another for a distance of 1,788 feet, at an expense The Preaident tea taken command of vindicate, year. I. O. right to ber by Senators Hale, of Maine, and He was a member Of Lejok lodge, him, by ametlng him while “b. Advert lair g Rales—Are reasonable and will be of eighty cents, converting a badly rotted the aituation. He ia tte Insur- bidding Ellsworth A. O. V. i« trying to go oa.-John fatter. aade known on sur- of Rhode and O. If., and of lodge, application paddled track to an even, bard, fine Aldrich, Island, occasionally gent* return, and the influence ol hia great W, also of Everett encampment of The bioeeom cannot tell what become, Baslneescommunications should be addressed face.” when either of thoee senators ia absent, office is exerted to that end. It no _ being of it. odor, and man can tell whet be- and all checks and money orders made pay- Everett, Mass., and Bemona Kebekah to. looks aa tte would maintain oomee of hi. influence and obis to The Hancock County Publishing The only three-masted whaling the proepective encumbent wanders over though party of West Somerville. example that Maine. lodge roll away from him, and go beyond hi, Co Ellsworth. in the United States is the that to ait down and realise what a control in the Senate, but only through U schooner way He leaves a widow—Sarah F., end two ken in their portion, mlmlon.—Beecher will have after certain concessions in Arthur V. 8. owned in floe of be making legislation. — Woodruff, formerly point vantage sons Bert J. and George W., also one This week's edition of The owned March 4 next. Senator of All this has injected ginger into the pro- Bucksport, but now by Oapt. DoUiver, Iowa, grandson—Kart D., all residing in Somer- This* is of New Bedford. The the has ia his ceedings of the early Washington spring- W. o«er Ob* Hand rad Dollar* American 2,400 copies. James A. Tilton, aggressive insurgent, pot ville. He was the last of a family of Reward („> was nr cm* of Catarrh that cannot b* was built at in claim to Senator Hale’s and Senator time, jnst when business becoming cured1 •»’hi Woodruff Essex, Mass., seat, twelve children. The late Ospt. John S. Hall * Catarrh Cor*. the of one of of to the seat of Sena- doll and prosaic. F' J‘ * co Average for year 1909, 2,396 1888, and was for years the Bucks- Burkett, Nebraska, was his brother. • W«l». 0. Whitmore, of Baytide, We, th* ha** of Banks fishermen. She tor Aldrich. and*reigned, known p port fleet Grand Cheney for tb* iMt Id year*. and The all comes from bellete him WEDNESDAY MAY 1910. is 155.6 feet long, 27.1 feet beam and 10.3 And the men who will succeed to their insurgency beyond honorable In all bo.ln... tranna? 11, Lewi* ona and able to are also the Allegheny mountains, practically all Mr*. Hodgkin*. Errfeclly financially carry out an? ob. feet deep, her gross tones- being 193 and powerful chsirmacshipe making ligation* made by hi* firm. from beyond the river. The her net 155. The Woodruff is now on her it eTident that they will welcome the Mississippi 4a appreciation.] Wai.dinq, Ki **a* * Maori* [ WbolMale leaders realize that the _ DrngglaU, be a short one. On the advent of in the party insurgent ... Toledo, o. STATE OF MAINE. first trip, which will authority. Colleagues Hall • Catarrh Cur* la taken movement is very cantankerous Sometime* when *oul* pa** from the Internally act- return to New Bedford the rig will be Senate are promptly cuddling up to these becoming log directly upon tb* blood and nmcooa ,„r- in that and that it must be faced facea of the eyatem. Teatlmonlal* »en> to that of a and she new authorities and to on the section, land of their earthly habitation to the free ebanged barkentine, trying get Prtce 75 cent* per bottle. Sold by all squarely. The President's purpose now is drug.’ will be fitted out for an eighteen months’ best of terms with them in view of future great hereafter, we feel that a kind reserve to fight it to the very and make it Take Hall'a Family Pill* for cruise for sperm whales. favors which will be requested. Senator death, conatlpatlon. is better than any word that can be spoken Warren, of Wyoming, who will succeed evident that the republican* will not allow men who fire the to or written, better for both the living and Jot SdU. Among those recently awarded one of Senator Hale as chairman of appropria- upon party flag claim the of that and have the dead. At other time* we bring onr bronre medals for protection flag — the Carnegie bravery tions, is evidently a man of more in- MOTOR A 8 to 4 their claim allowed. tribute*, vocal or the more enduring horse-power was Alexis B. Luce, a Bucksport boy. The fluence than ever before since Senator WATKHBelknap “Little Giant" water motor with a sense of the en- Good ns new. Just the thing for act of for which Mr. Lace has Hale announced he would not seek a re- printed word, deep light power bravery in town which hne waterworks. Will be The initial battle is out in tire with the life that ha* been sold been honored, took place in New London, election. As much is true of Senator Pen- being fought congruity cheap. Address P. O. Bos 483. Ellsworth. Congress, and is with an lived, and lay them with tender reverence Conn., Sept. 20, 1908. The official report rose, of Pennsylvania, with reference to raging intensity FOR HATORI1VO—Pnre bred berred thought a few weeks If the last of the Plymouth Rocks and 8. M. Brown of the commission which is the of the finance com- impossible ago. npon resting place departed. EGOS Leg- Carnegie chairmanship horns; 80c. per setting at the house, ;sc. by the regulars score in the outcome it will Bach a tribute would the writer of these First-class stock. By tk» Governor, drawn as to facts without coloring says: mittee, although it is not quite so clear express. O. P. Tobrkm k be easier for them in the word* to the memory of her whose R. F. D. 9. Rllsworih. Me. “Having announced her intention to com- yet whether Senator Penrose will come congressional bring The situation ia in name stand* at the head of these line*. BUGGY, leather mit unknown to the woman into that of campaign*. many top; also road A PROCLAMATION. suicide, Luce, place power immediately. wagon, built Rowe, both in Srst like that of when the re- A* wife and Ida BANGOR bjr class threw off her hat and coat and from There be a which respects 1898, maiden, mother, Hodg- oondltfon of The great natural resources of the earth jumped may period during Bargains. Inquire Peaks R refused to silver kin* was known to the of our Monas. Ellsworth the dock. She but soon publicans endorse and people city, were planted in a past too dim to penetrate sank, reappeared Senator Burrows, of Michigan, will have declared for the standard. The and of her it may be said: “None of the late and were nurtured the about twenty feet distant from the shore. that gold truly Margaret A. through ages chairmanship. Farnham battles tor silver were fought out in knew bar but to love her, none named HOMK8TEADsituated at Latnoine Tillage. by the Omnipotent Hand, that the first Luce was a short distance away and bis Apply to Fnaitc L. Booosina. before the final came her but to dawn of intelligence should be greeted attention was directed to the woman Wbile the influence ot tbeee newcomers Congress conflict praise." by CHESTER ROBBINS HOMESTEAD works that to Man of a before the The issue now ia To an abundant of the ele- — it flaai Pmb A rani In IS,* D-- by spoke power the pointing of other persons. He jumped wezee in the Senate, there ie en Inevitable country. possession THEM, —At Seai Cots. Apply to L. W. Romill* stronger than his own; of laws, unlike his more for the mental virtue* she added the fair flowers Wesf-*Pest Tremont. Me in and rescued her, nearly losing bis own waning in the regard (or the senators toon comprehensive, insurgents own, immutable, enacted for the guidance are their own of Intellectual attainment and social /^OW8-Two; on# of them a life in the as the woman to their of Washing- insisting upon interpreta- young Jersey* mad obedience, not alone of the but of attempt grappled yield placet power. V fresh in milk. Jambs Muspht pine first, tion of a with him and drew him under. “Mr. Luce ton officials who hold the the Roosevelt policies, and also of graces, informing all with broad charity street. Ellsworth. •eery succeeding generation of people to the worships scep- what constituee a proper revision of the and a tolerance. Bat to those who last to inhabit His universe. was born and brought up in Bucksport, tre of power, bat it promptly forgets men large tariff. have known her the last of bar The rise and fall of nations; the vigor and attended the Bucksport seminary and was when the sceptre departs. Neither Sena- beet, year CakK. life has e far that ■decay of peoples, can be traced, in the one star fallback on the E. M. C. 8. team. Hav- tor Hale nor Senator Aldrich wields the significance surpassing KING KDWAkD VII DEAD. HOUSES la first-class condition, one instance to the observance, in the other in* a taste for elocution asms over of bar combined years previous. ing and theatricals, he influence legislation to-day with stable attached. Three and ten •lance to the of these As tbs on its refined to disregard Supreme took a course in a Boston dramatic that he did two months ago. Both men yields gold only 3tWOnotes’ walk from poetoffloe. Possession school, V in teachings. Kin* George Succeeds to the tbs Area beneath the crucible, so given mediately. Apply to C. C. Bcebill, and has ‘made good’ on the stage in already notice the difference. The Senate torturing Ellsworth. ■ore than four hundred years ago. those Throoe of Kitlud. this life its richest fruit to repertoire, with every prospect of attain- notices the difference. yielded only frost whom have sprung the American nation Kins Edward VH of England died at tbs torture of and tbs vision of a rank in the It will be more noticeable next asset on, pain, daily proclaimed their sovereignty over this land. ing high profession. 11.46 o’clock last Friday night, after an tbs inevitable. For and weary Jtydp It was filled with riches garnered under the the last for both of the New Englanders, long Ulnaea of bat a few days of bronchitis, ter- months it eras dearned to con- OU8EKBBPER—In sasall Refer* reign of nature's laws, sufficient that com- The report that old Fort Knox, at and before March 4, 19U, comes around necessary family. minating in pneumonia. ceal from bar her true H snoes given and required. State wages fort and plenty might be the heritage of the Bucksport, was to be dismantled, i* incor- the men who are to sesame the leadership physical condition, d. CiAiLaa B. Pans lb. Sullivan. Me. Oeonra, Prince of succeeded to no remotest time. rect. The report started from the tact which those two have had will have grad- Wales, and ons eras aver served man faithfully the crown But the very abundance and prodigality of immediately, aeeording to the friends in such a than aba. No that the government has asked tor bids to ually come into authority and their au- by way 2)oiuo. the land aisled many who have gone before laws of thekingdom, without official cere- one ftp—m remove the solid shot, shells, sighting will be reoognixed. There will be blundered, the most taction became ms. The storehouse that seemed inexhausti- thority mony, assuming the title King Oeonre V. tactful under the a gear, and all the other material, about 335 little jarring in the adjustment. It has needful bond; beautiful CAUTION NOTICK. ble has been largely depleted, and to the peo- Edward was loved almost univer- from the fort to the dock. If satis- King conspiracy of silence was entered into and HEREA8—My wife. Luella B. Davis, hat of this has come the tons, almost always happened that way in the ple day awakening to drat at a f left bit bed and board without Just sally, of all man whose natural observed to the last. And no one can w duties that cannot be evaded. factory bids are received this material will Senate except that it has been rare states yet cause, I •hull pay ao bill* of her contract- attributes made him daarto the hearts of doubt that to the keen ing after this date, Join O. Davis. One of the first of is the on be shipped to the Watertown arsenal tor would allow two influential leaders Uke mind, rendered these, replacing Me., •. 1 hie subjects, and next as a monarch whose more intuitive surry. May t he face of the land, the trees, that at once jank. The guns are not included in the Hale and Aldrich to retire when there was by suffering, the truth as to to fulfill the role was TBR8EY BULL—I have it from flood and shield it from heat. and it is ability which he her condition came but recently purchased protect contract, doubtful if they are re- no change in party control at home. gradually surely. fj a full-blooded Jersey bull which stands To this end, and with the further view that called on to assume was demonstrated But no word did she mar moved. There were at one time twenty- by the value of for serrlcc at my borne on State afreet. Kim our State may be beautified* 1, Bert M. Fer- conspicuously. her loved ones’ Smith, Ellsworth. five or thirty howitzers, but these have The Maine men at the capitol have much service. By no word of mald, governor of the State of Maine, by He was born at Nov. been scattered over the for deco- to do with the end-of-the-aeasion Buckingham palace murmuring or reproach did she add to the of wise country appro- authority legislative enactment, do 9, the son of Victoria and yatias. rative Several seven have 1841, Queen pain of heart* already overfull. Legal hereby issue my proclamation, designating purposes. years ago priation program. Accordingly they Prince Albert of 8axe-Cobnrg and Gotha. With sublime with of tne ten-inch Rodmans were shipped to considerable business on hand just now. cheerfulness, pa- subscriber hereby lives notice that Educated he later various in tbe West for G. A. R. The House has under consideration this by private tutors, tience almost infinite, she took up her THEshe has been duly appointed executrix points of the last will and testament of May 13, 1910, studied at Edinburg, Oxford and Cam- load and walked erect. The Friday, posts. It is understood that tbe guns are week the last of the great appropriation heavy vaunted A of travel OBOBGB T1 BRILL, late of DEDHAM. the if known as bridge. long period followed, of mental are small and presented organizations they pay all bills of the session, the sundry triumphs healing In the county of Hancock, deceased, no bonds ARBOR DAY. during which he went'over and beside expense of moving them. There are now civil bill. It will be over in the Senate in Europe pitiful the strength of will dis- being required by the terms of said will. All the East. In I860 he made a personsas mt'haTiuc demands against the * state of And I earnestly recommend that it be de- left about of tbe and the course of a week or where it will triumphal played by thia slight and woman. twenty ten-inch two, dying said deceased are desired to present the *ame voted by the citizens of Maine to the tour through the United States and The heroism of the thereto are planting three or four of tbe fifteen-inch guns. be revised and amended under Senator battle-field that nerves for settlement, and all indebted of trees, shrubs and vines about their homes Canada. requested to make payment immediately. These are all the old-fashioned Rodman Hale's a man to deeds of valor under the eyee of and public buildings, sndfin the parks, supervision. Hamah C. TiaaiLL. play- The prince was married March 10, 1863, his to the music of East Holden. E. F. D. 1 9. 1910. and smooth-bores, formidable to look at and Soon after that measure is out of the comrades, inspiring May grounds streets. to Princess oldest of in but in the the omnibus Alexandra, daughter thunderous guns, fades into almost subscriber notice that Given at the Executive Chamber at Augusta, graceful design, absolutely worth- way House, public insig- hereby gives the Danish who some he has been executor less for but ornament. Old a total ot several prince, became, nificance beside the courage and heroism THE dnly appointed this twenty-ninth day of April, in the anything Fort building bill, carrying of the last will and testament of our months Christian IX. Six chil- year of Lord one thousand nine hun- Knox is still a wonderfully will be He later. King of this dauntless spirit, looking day by dred and ten. and of the of interesting millions, reported. preventa- VIRGINIA D. AUSTIN, late of LAMOINE. Independence and dren were born, two of whom, the Duke into the faces of loved the United States of America the one hun- place, although it was built a half tive Burleigh has been at work helping put day ones, assuming in the connty of Hancock, deceased, no bonds dred and of Clarence and Prince died. the terms of said will. All thirty-fourth. century ago, nearly all of the features are the finishing touches on. His efforts were Alexander, day by day the common cares of life, being required by BERT M. FERNALD, persons having demaoda against the es- the same The surviving children are George Fred- I (Governor. to-day, as it is built of granite. interrupted by the death of his son mingling day by day with the social life tate of said deceased are desired to preset)t the Governor, erick. Prince of Duke of Corn- the same for and all indebted By It came into prominence tor a time Clarence, and the consequent journey of Wales; { of which she had so long been a favorite; settlement, with the advice and consent of the Execu- during thereto are to make payment im- the wall; Princess Victoria Alexander, and and for weeks that requested tive Council. Spanish war. when a Connecticut himself and Mrs. Burleigh to Maine. The j knowing each day mediately. William B. Austin. A. I. Princess Maud who married to Brown, regiment was quartered there. final on the bill Charlotte, ! might be the last. Will became Lamoine. May 4, 1910. of 8tate. meetings public building I adamant, Secretary Prince Karl of now that are held this week. Denmark, King nerves became steel, life in its vic- subscriber hereby gives notice being daily he has been adminis- Haakon VU of Norway. taunted death THE dnly appointed POLITICAL NOTES. Senator Frye is keeping an eye out on tory with its impotence. trator of the estate of THE THIRD DISTRICT Edward VH assumed the throne on the river and harbor appropriation bill, the And this high courage failed only when MARY ANN KENCH. late of BUCKS PORT, The democratic State convention will be death of Victoria on Jan. now in conference. He is giving atten- Queen 23,1901, the heart had cessed to best. But for this in the connty of Hancock, deceased. And Republican Convention held at so that he was less than given bonds as the law directs. All persous Augusta, Wednesday, June 15. tion to the Maine items king ten years. last year of Mr*. thereon, although Hodgkins' earthly life, having demands against the estate of said WILL BE HELP IX Frederick Ernest Prince Tbe socialists of Hancock county will Kepresen: stive Alexander, of New York, George Albert, all those who loved her may be thankful. deceased are desired to present the same lor of who now becomes is the settlement, sod all indebted thereto are re- "CITY HALL, bold a county convention in Ellsworth one of the House will not allow Wales, king, Her death was a falling With- AUGUSTA, conferees, asleep. quested to make payment second son of King Edward and Immediately. next Saturday, Uay 14. any of the Maine items to be lost. The Queen out struggle, and in perfect peace she Thbodoub H. Smith. June Alexandria, and was born June 3, 1866. the Buckeport. May 4, 1910. Tuesday, 28, 1910, Bloomfield Higgins, of Bar Harbor, has Senate provision for a (75,000 improve- passed boundary between two worlds, The is less democratic than was subscriber notice that AT 4 O’CLOCK P. M announced his tor the ment of the St. Croix river will be re- prince and those who watched scarce knew that hereby gives candidacy demo- he has been dnly appointed adminis- his lather, and does not have such an she bad The THE I<»r the purpose of nominating a candidate for cratic nomination for sheriff. tained. gone. Sowers that raised trator of the estate of ardent love for It has been Coagress to be voted for at the State election, Senator Hale is the sports. pre- their beautiful heads above her on WILLIAM W. late of BUCK5- The convection of the especially watching the WILSON, Monday, September 12,1910. republican third that after hts accession conference on the lest the dicted, therefore, last day, their at PORT. The basis of representation will be as fol- congressional district will be held in pension bill, distilling tragranoe town City to the throne the court In the of deceased, and lows: Each and plantation will be House gaiety, which every were a connty Hancock, city, on J une 4 provision abolishing pension breath, exquisite symbols of All •mitled to one delegate, and for each seventy- hall, Augusta, Tuesday, 28, at was a feature given bonds as the law directs. rea- at in the number— always daring Edward’s life Which had reared itself in the sons demands the e#tau five votes cast for the republican candidate p. m. agencies—that Augusta proudly having against will be less marked. of said deceased tht for governor in 1908 an additional delegate, shall be allowed to There will be a reign, of and had are desired to present prevail. presence death, flung its rare tttieto and for a fraction of forty votes in excess of The prohibitionists of Maine, in conven- same for settlement, and all indebted aeventy five votes an additional hard fight in conference over that pro- fragrance over every phase of human life are requested to make payment immediately. delegate. tion at Portland last nomi- The District Committee will be in session in Wednesday, vision, but presumably the New England Pres. Fellows Resignation Requested. in which it bloomed. Thkodom H. Smith. the reception room of the hall at three nated James H. Ames, of Bowdoinham, An Buckeport, May 4, 1910. o’clock on the afternoon senators will have their and the House important meeting was held in of the convention way, subscriber notice that for the of for governor, and Frank Skillings, of hereby gives purpoee receiving the credentials will yield. The veterans of the Civil war Augusta Friday morning, when the com- he has been admini.1- of delegates. Delegates in order'to be for auditor. 8UHRY. THB dnly appointed eligi- Portland, mittee from the council on trator of the estate of ble to participate in the convention, must be in Maine have shown emphatically that governor’s the •lected to the date of of OBITUARY. EDA DEARBORN JELLISON, late of EDEN. subsequent the call for they prefer to obtain their pension pay- University Maine met a committee thii convention. Motes John Fairfield died at In the of deceased, and Insect for 1009. from the trustees of the and re- Staple* hia home connty Hancock, f Per order Third District Republican Com- ments from Augusta, rather than from university bonds as All The Maine at Surry «. Mr. given the law directs per- mittee agricultural experiment sta- Washington. quested the resignation of the president, Friday, May. Staple* waa sona having demands against the estate 8earsport. Me., May 9. 1910. tion is now bulletin 177 born in the town ot BluehiU of said deceased are desired to mailing contain- George Emory Fellows. The trustees re- sixty-nine present the same for settlement, and all indebted ing accounts o( insects which hare Senator Hale will not have charge of year* ago, the son ol William and Irene fused to take action, although nothing thereto are requested to mate payment im- the naval biU upon the McFarland mediate!*. After twelve the ill-fated proved more or leas injurious in various appropriation definite was cut. Staples. More than FSID O. JSLLIBON. years, given forty Bar ol the State the floor this year, for the first time in a very years be married Annette Harbor. May 5.1910. Maine is to be removed parts past year. President Fellows has been at the head ago Cloeson, of battleship while. is because he to The saddled a long That had Sedgwick. Two son* were bora to them— subscriber notice that from Havana and the bodies prominent, greenish of the unviversity ten years, hereby gives harbor, surrender the when he succeeding •he has been dnly appointed adminis- caterpillar so destructive to beech and chairmanship Llewellyn, who died at the age of seven- THE went Abram W. Harris, now president of the tratrix of the estate of which down with the vessel will went to the committee. and other deciduous trees; the brown-tail appropriations Northwestern at teen, Charles I., of Ellsworth, who, JOHN of BUCKS- be interred in the national university Evanston, 111. MONTGOMERY, late cemetery a serious and But he is taking a very active part in de- with the widow and a moth, wide-spread orchard President Fellows’ attitude during the foster-daughter, POBT, at Arlington. A bill for and forest tree the ciding the numerous controversies of Mrs. Fred of *n the and providing pest; gypsy moth and recent strike among the students at the Phillips, Brooklin, survive connty of Hancock, deceased, anch removal and burial has the San Jose discovered naval policy involved in the bill, and will given bonds as the law directs. All per- passed scale, recently University of Maine was sons having demands the estate of be one the conferees to differ- considerably against the House and Senate. residents in the the and of adjust Mr. was for the said deceased are desired to the same State; spruce criticised by many of the trustees snd a Staples many years lead- present ences between the Senate and the House. for settlement, and all Indebted thereto are larch sawfliea, plant lice, flies, of ing member of the Methodist mosquitoes large number alumni. church, requested to make payment immediately. He is to debate some features of With all fair-minded men President and some others, are briefly discussed. expected It is understood that ex-President being superintendent of the Sunday OuACn H. Momtoomebv. the naval 1910. Of the less appropriations this year, and ! Harris would consider an offer school and class leader. The Buckeport. April M. Taft has been one of the most widely-known insects, the again to pastors popular will be listened to with the closest at- become the bead of the of spindle worm, injurious to elder bushes University always found his counsel He was Presidents we ever and this Maine. good. had, popu- tention. His of naval adminis- an Stjbrituwmtm* and corn; the birch leaf bucculatrix, so opinions active Good Templar, from the days of larity is going to extend to many of tration and carry greater its very prevalent last season feeding on the expenditures Green Mountain Pomona. organization aa long aa a lodge waa those who have seen fit to criticise weight at the than those of any at a leaves of wMte and yellow biruh that in capital is the for the kept up Sufry; member of the A. O. DOLL CARRIAGE Following program meet- Ttaia Sol*ndid bias. As regards the legislation yet the fall tree infested other legislator. U. W., the Odd Fellows and the early every appeared ing of Green Morn tain Pomona grange grange. DoU'aGtocart FREE ma enacted the ses- a There will be a leisurely adjournment The orders were of panned dark preen or to be during present and had brown and scorched with great comfort to 1 appearance Mountain View grange, West Eden, him, rojo with wi Me tnru- this when the break comes in of it will visible even at a the year, although because he felt were an Btinn: upbe. red sion Congress, depend upon great distance; apple- Friday, May 30: they uplift to filial with it will be sudden. As katberMte; some leaf sewer, a small leaf- probably quite humanity; whatever others to the course taken by of the so- greenish-brown Opening song helped a the there is no limitation upon the length of better waa him. called folding caterpillar; lesser,apple worm, Address of welcome.Mrs Elva Hall life, helped by insurgents. Undoubtedly they the can so often contused with the session, plenty of time be taken in He was for in trade have the to or coddling moth; Response...E E McFarland many years at the power delay prevent of the ends. some fungus gnats, crane flies, a potato disposing fag Music, selected.Mountain View Chorus village—fifteen years aa clerk for O. W. the so-called administration program, Is maggot anda fruit-feeding beetle, are de- Topic: the Farmer, in any way, re- Alien, later for E. N. Osgood, and then in it is to be seen whether will are on the for the cost of •ad they scribed There big doings congres- sponsible present high business for himself. at greater length. liring? Opened by George Mayo By hard work exercise this power, or will work and sional boards this week. The factions are and honest A copy of bulletin 177 will be sent to any Song, selected dealing he had built up a good the vying for supremacy and for legislative wote with regular party majority resident of Maine on request. Bequests business. For many years he was clerk of victories. The 'resident is daily watch- in adopting as many of the President’s should be addressed to the Maine agricul- Music the town, always interested infclean poli- ing the battle surging back and forth on Conferring fifth degree tic* and in saeasures as possible. The passage tural experiment station, Orono. honesty town affairs. He was a Capitol hill. The outcome spells triumph Address.State Master C 8 Stetson House of the benevolent man, aa many a by the yesterday Debate: That the needy person Steamboat Change. or defeat for him as regards his immediate Resolved, farmers ia can when there was not a Maine are not making the best of the testify. railroad bill, The Maine Central announces that the The are program. insurgents making day agricultural opportuni- Funeral servioee wen boldest hia ——- to as- ce. Pamola home, -, i,-will prove dissenting republican vote, gives steamer will not make their uttermost efforts at mischief, and BreseatAffirmative, grange, as Pemaquid landings hia widow is very poorly at| bark is worse Harry Rollins; negative, Bay View present. surance that insurgency at South Qouldsboro or Winter Harbor are forcing the teat as to whether they or Julian Bev. J. D. grange, Emery. McGrsw, of Pembrokejwho waa ffi£S£££‘JSir a&aaH'SBi bite. hereafter. the regular faction of the dominant party song { than insurgency Closing pastor of the Methodist churcbabere for s£5flS«el3&% 0BA*n MABOHIC BODIES. BOO* MAItm FISHING. COUNTY NEWS. had a cosy oottage bn Ut on tha adjacent hill, which they eaHad “Bijou”. Mia. KIMUd *t AuhI Mwttu *•!■• Central Railroad laaoee Fre- Otetr* Freeman, with aonM Mends had boon at Portland Last Weak. qnrat 8TON1NOTON. In Flaking Bulletin.. tha cottage every summer vinca her hua- maaonto bodiea bald **ine DEATH OF OHAUJM F. wv«r«l «i«w» Central nllntd hu totdl . AJTDHBSOW. baad’a death, and waa making plana (or Tb, Word faM been neiind here of tbm tha aaaaon. tnnuttl meeting* la Portland laat rem.rk.ble campaign tor spring oomlng Bba will ha miaaed Ashing dwth oo Hay 9, at of Charlaa aa follow*: thl. HaUowaU, by a larga circle of Manda. Hood’s officer* weraelaetad year, »nd i, getting food retolU. wki P. Andanon, at the homa of hla son-in- May». Q. write. _ a HAITD DO DOB. Moreorer,” Oenenl FUmier taw, Charlaa R. White. A. Afent Booth by to Tnn EiuwoItr Hr. SULLIVAN HARBOR. Gr,nd muter, Bar. Aahlay Smith, Anderaon waa boro In Stonington American, “the State of Maine eeema be depat; grand maatar, Elmar P. nearly seventy years ago. He had followed Mr. Kellogg retained home trom Con- Btlfut co-op*rating with na, and the flahermen Deer We; aaalor Brand warden, tbs eaa nearly all hla nntil a little ram necticut aoofford. •re the life, Saturday. haring beat ancoeea that they have than three S. jonee, Oalala; Jnnlor grand years ago when hU health Mr*. A. B. returned (tom j’L,„ enjoyed fora number of if ever. Camming* Sullivan L. Andrew*, Clinton; yeare, began to fail. About two and a half Sarsaparilla -jden. years “The bulletin! are poeted at Newton, Ma**., Saturday. troaaurer, Millard P. Bln hi, Port* fraqnent ago hie sight gave way from cataract that Is -md Intervals throughout New Mime* Elisabeth and Elsie Simpson oommlttee of A nano*, Albro E. Boston, York, could not be removed owing to his Lnd; Springfield, and arrived home from Bangor Friday. Uaorga R. Shaw, Port- Worcester, other large weakened condition. He had been Ciue Portland; in the totally oltle^ op-town ticket offlcee, at the blind for the Charles H. Preble was called to Massa- America’s Greatest Medicine— upd; Hugh B. Chaplin, Bangor; troataaa, past year. He suffered from ■tatIona, and with the chusetts the o( his fund, for three year*, Prank E. eporting-gooda an attack of acnte indigestion Saturday recently by death pbPTity honeee. brother Wales. Sabattoa; Howard D. Smith, night and abont 6 p. m. Sunday waa g^eprr, "If you have been to Boa Take It This ton lately, no etrioken with apoplexy and quietly passed Arbor Day, Friday, May IS, will be ob- Spring Sorw*y- donbt you have seen the Included J. bulletins dis- a few hours later. served the school with ex- The appointment* Edgar •way by appropriate played in the North Union and Some cleanses the cures all of Bar Harbor, and Moaee D. station, years of his early life were spent ercises and a half holiday. Thoroughly blood, eruptions, Xtuwell. the interest that have aroused. file, aa diatriot they in and for fifteen he lived Joyce, of Deer depatlaa; Brooklin, years The Borosis was well attended Friday improves the appetite, relieves that tired Get it “The season this year Is from three to in feeling. K. B. Mathew*, ol Ellaworth, aa one Surry. orehestra furnished music gf,. four weeks earlier night. Noyes’ in usual form or tablets called and William J. than normal. Last Forty-seven he married Hiss today, liquid Samatabs. of the Brand chaplain*, yean ago (or dancing. It is planned to continue the year at the time we were aa one ol the present looking Augusta of Bluehlll. The Prtter-on, of Caatine, grand Cloeson, wife, Borosis meetings through the summer forward to the ice going out; here it has three sone-IvoryC. and Sterling E., liv- once a month. Mrs. Bart and Miss been out for three Joy OK AND CHAfTKB. weeks or more. If the in Clifford ing Surry, K, of HalloweU, Whitaker are matrons at the next gather- dtate of Maine does not see the four Omul high priaat, Thamaa H. Bodge, largest daughters-Mrs. Cora P. Leighton, ing in two weeks. Real Estate and Insurance number of in grand high sportsmen its borders this Bar Harbor; Mrs. Florence H. Stevens, August*; deputy print, season Vers six years, and Sumner for the spring and summer Seavey, aged Dorman, Belfaat; grand king, fishing Jenkentown, Ps.; Mrs. Gertrude E. Grant, WilinerJ. that it ever I shall he York, aged three, celebrated their birth- saw, much mistaken, Bangor, and Mrs. Edith E. at Goorgu W. itoaa, Lawiaton; grand acribe, White, at the former’s home. It & for we shall have a season of at least three day recently C. W. If. L. JM^lSCUNT II. whose home he died, survive; also two DePoraat Perklna, Skowhegan; grand weeks was a very enjoyable occasion. An abun- longer than the with — Lcander W. normal, fish- brothers Peter Anderaon of tieaaurer, Pobea, Portland; Brooklin, dance of delicious refreshments was served, ing exceptionally good. This is true all and of lacrctary, Stephen Berry, Portland; Avery Anderson, Sedgwick. and the two one at each paint over from Grand birthday cakes, Maine, lake in Washing- Mr. Anderson was in his man- committee of finance, Millard P. Hicka, retiring end of the with the 1 ton to Moosehead table, lighted candles, county and the Range- ner, but was a devoted husband and an Warren C. King, Portland; added much to the ofthe (east. Portland; and true decoration leys, especially at Sebago. father. He was in all Herbert W. Kobinaon, Portland. indulgent patient 9. H. 1 "The latter a May is good example of what his from the loss of COUNCIL. deprivations health GRAND Maine offers to fishermen. Here is a lake and sight. He was a member of the A. O. trzn1 DEDHAM. H. Grand muter, James Witherell, Osk- but sixteen miles from a city of 75,000 U. W. in pop- Bangor. 8. P. Webber and wife were in town grand muter. Freak J. Cole, ulation, and land-locked land; deputy yielding salmon The remains were taken to Bangor, P. C. of E. of from twelve to Saturday. BenifT; grand work, Harry twenty-two pounds, and where the funeral services were held and Mias Bertha Dorr, of Bncluport, visited Urnber, Utrdiner; (rand treaeorer, many of them. This is no exaggeration. the burial took place.. friends here last Leender W. Kobe*. Portland; grand re- We bad a letter from our agent at Be be go Sunday. eorder. Stephen Berry, Portland. Among lake Only this week, in which he said that Miss Bernioe McLaughlin spent last BUCK8PORT. the eppointire officer* wu Elrert E. the school children, after school hours, week with friends in Ellsworth. Alexis B. Lace big been in to* n for a puker, of LewUton, formerly of EIlk- fishing from the steamboat wharf and the Mrs. Luther Trueworthy, of Brewer, brief visit with his Mrs. Msrisn worth, u grand captain of the guard. ice-house slips, have landed as many as a mother, visited Mrs. H. P. Burrill last week. doxen from Lace. HIGH niBTBOOD. salmon, weighing four to Clifford Burrill, of Bucksport, spent sight pounds, without landing nets. Fred 8. Blodgett left on the boat Satur- President, Alfred 8. Kimball, Norway; Sunday with his parents, H. P. Burrill ALL KINDS OF “The fishing in Msine is improving year day for a business trip to Boston, Ne«r mior vice-president, Albert M. Penley, and wife. by year, owing to proper and York, Philadelphia and Washington. Material Furnished R. foresight Mrs. Mabel Bankin has returned from Concrete Alburn Junior rloe-president, Henry the Building stocking of Its water from the Maine The will hold a Taylor, Marhiu; treasurer, Millard F. Epworth league bonnet 'Bar Harbor, where she has been employed hatcheries, of which you have such a good sociable in the Franklin street Fri- Hicks, Portland; recorder, Stephen Barry, vestry for some months. A Resolution for Lswytn. example at your door at Green lake. day evening. May 13. Ice-cream and oake THE—- Porttsrid; masur of oeramoniea, Jamm E. Bev. H. S. Lowd, of the theo- Joseph H. Choate, the lawyer and diplo- "finally, I want to say that we are pay- will be on sale. Bangor Paraons, Ellsworth; ooodoctor, Jaam H. in mat, said at a lawyers’ dinner: ing attention to the smaller logical seminary, preached the Congre- equal poods Mrs. R. B. Stover left on Witherell, Oakland; chaplain, William J. the steamer church “We lawyers couldn't do better than to and lakes, like Phillips end Branch ponds gational May S. CLARION. Burnham, Lewiston; steward, benjamin Camden Friday for Boaton, where she will • on the new to be in and Green lake in May 9. B. resolve, year, gentler a or a your vicinity, as well _ Whether it’s range fur- L. Hadley, Bar Harbor; warden, Wilbur attend the graduating exerciaes at the anr cross-examinations. Rudeness In as other minor ponds in other sections of Mew A Patten, Portland. England Deaconess’ training school. SEAL COVE. cross-examination never, never nays. This nace—if it is a "Clarion”, it is the Stats, while at the same time fully ex- GRAND COMMANDKBT. George Wentworth has the Agnee, little daughter of Clinton Gray is a truth that I once saw proven in a sure to meet ploiting the larger lakes, such as Moose- purchased every requirement. stock and trade of the late C. C. Homer and who has been ill, is im- damage suit. Grand Commander, Warren C. Phil- bead, the Kangeleys, Sebago and Grand wife, quite Made by the Wood Bishop Co* ft Co. heirs. Mr. Wentworth proving. “In this soit a cross-examining lawyer brook, Waterrtlle; depot; grand com- lake, giving prominence also lo the lesser thoroughly Bangor. Sold by understands the grooery buaineea, and Watson Walls has moved his shonted at a witness in overalls: mander, Albert H. Burroughs, of Wsat fishing waters. If you can give us any in- Capt. hopea to merit the of the ‘You there In the overalls, how much brook; grand generalissimo, Elroy H. formation about the lakes and patronage family from Opechee, where they have J. P. ELDREDGE, ponds, are (or untruths?’ general public. the winter. you paid telling Mitchell. Haro; grand captain-general, streams in yonr vicinity, we shall be glad spent past Main Street, Ellsworth The band ’Less than you are,’ the witness re- Charles W. Jones, Augusta; grand senior to use same in this connection." boys, encouraged by liberal Oeorge Callahan and wife have gone to from torted, ’or you’d be in overalls, too.’ warden, Ralph W. Crockett, Lewiston; A sample of the bulletins being Issued, subecriptlons several business men, Northeast Harbor, where they have em- are grand Junior warden, Charles F. Johnson, which accompanied the above letter, gives circulating a paper with hopes of ployment for the season. At LUCHINI’S Her. James F. the raising the |100 necessary to the MARINE LIST, Waierville; grand prelate. briefly condition of the weather, and replace John L Stanley A Sons, of Manset, are instruments lost in the town hall Are. Bananas, wholesale and Albion, Portland; grand treasurer, reports of catches made at Rangeley, negotiating for the weir privilege at is Fruit of all Leander W. re- and Memorial Day approaching, and the Kl I •worth Port. retail; kinds; Forbes, Portland; grand Grand, Sebago Moosehead lakes. Moose island, desiring to buy or lease. corder, Stephen Berry, Portland. citizens feel that the services of the band Sid May 8, sch Henrietta A Whitney, Salem, the purest of Olive Oil; Mr. of and Southwest lumber, & Co are on that It sub- Cook, Bangor Whitcomb, Haynes and THK KING HOAI) DRAG. necessary day. the Soda Soft Drinks; Harbor, was in town Saturday and took Hancock County Porta* scriptions do not amount to (100 within a Ice Cream. EAST BLL'EHIl.L. some views of the Freeman lot and other Southwest Harbor—Ar May 6, ach John B Its Use Becoming More General short time, the project will be given up. Norris George E. Carter baa work at Bar Har- 9. J. places nearby. Ar May 7, achs Lizzie D Small, from Port Kverv Year. May T R NUTS, bor. May 9. N. Reading, N J, with cargo coal for J Free- CONFECTIONERY, The demand for roads baa come to _ man; Thomas B Oarland, from N Y, cargo good coal for W H Ward TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Mrs. L. B. Grlndle went to NORTH BROOKLIN. WInterport stay. The details of the process by which NORTH BROOKSVILLE. Sid May 4, ach Mertis H Perry last wees. Grant has a severe attack of ton- Sid May 5, schs Annie L Sanborn, S L Fos- this demand shall be satisfied is a problem Emery William Cain is moving his household sillcla. ter LUCHINI, Mrs. George E. Hardy and two children, in practical statesmanship still to be solved. goods to Dark Harbor. Sid May 6. ga s Nickerson sch B Norris ol East Burry, spent Saturday at their This will take time, but meanwhile a Henry Burns is threatened with Sid May 7, John Giles Block, Main St., Ellsworth, Me. ill, The Green house on the point has been In port May 9, sch A F Kindberg home here. great deal can be accomplished by de- typhoid fever. fitted up tor a parsonage. Northeast Harbor—Ar May 7, sch Hattie H of Barbour Henry wife and Eva velopment public spirit—a willingness The Pea 8 have their Marks, daughter body opened cottage Beulah of was in town some Qreen, Bangor, Seal Harbor—Ar 7, sch Addie Fuller Is time to art to Tremont. to make personal sacrifice for the for the summer. May Spring the give jtpur horse moving last week to attend the funeral of her general welfare. Rural delivery, grange, Lester (Irindie and Prank Webber, who Jennie Young left home Sunday to work father, Lewis C. Oreen. BORN. DR. A. C. DANIELS’ telephone, etc., have developed a higher work in South Brooksville, spent Sunday in the sardine factory at Brooklin. conception of the citizen's relation to the Regular services were held at the Metho- with their families here. ALLEN—At Sedgwick, 2, to Mr and Mrs and it is itself in Schooner Atalanta is taking on another dist church Sunday, conducted by the new May municipality, showing John W Allen, a son. [Herbert Bassett.] Horse Renovator U. P. Btrout and wife, of load of wood for and Leslie for Rev. J. M. Palmer. Mr. Palmer Springfield, many ways. Leroy Flye pastor, BOWDEN—At Castine, May 4, to Mr and Mrs Mass., are Mrs. Htrout’a Roc It a son. visiting parents, The split-log drag is being introduced port. comes well recommended, and all trust George Bowden, to Mr and W. M. Wardwe" nd wife. will be a of success. BUTLER-AtTremont, April 26, Powders all over the State at a rate that means a Mrs. Emma Sherman came home Satur- this year Mrs Alfred H Butler, a son. E. C. from Gives Vim and New Long cc Hon bare sold one of great deal for the future, but very few day Revere, Mass., where she spent The remains of Lewis C. Qreen were COLE—At Deer Isle, May 8, to Mr and Mrs Strength,makes Blood, Acts on the Kidneys and their horses to Bar Hvrbor have learned to use them the winter. here from Bar Harbor Wednes- Charles Cole, a son. Urinary Organs. parties. yet effectively- brought l)R. DANIELS’ book oh DECOSTE—At Southwest Harbor, May 1, to | Horses, Cattle, May9. R. Little is accomplished beyond smoothing Rev. Mr. of the Brooklin for interment. His son Frank ac- and FREE at Small, Baptist day Mr and Mrs Benjamin Decoste, a daughter. ; Sheep, Swine, Dog Cat, the ruts. There seems to be a here. up general church, preached an interesting sermon in companied the body Mr. Qreen FITZGERALD—At Birch Harbor, May 4, to I WHITCOnB, HAYNES & Co’S. PROSPECT HARBOR. notion that roads have to be all of cancer of Mr and Mrs Jesse Fitzgerald, a sod. clay got the chapel Sunday. died at the hospital May 4, andQEOROE A. PARCHER’S. GOTT— At 9, to Mr and Mrs Irving McDonald was a week-end but for a few w*eeks every the stomach. Tremout, April guest impassable Will Hale and John Kenney left Mon- Berlin A Gott, a son. at L. P. Cole’s. This is a legacy that 9. C. spring anyhow. day to join schooner Kate L. Pray, Capt. May GOTT—At Tremont, April 12, to Mr and Mrs Mrs. comes down from the days of the now Frank Gott, a son. Mary Souls, of Oonldeboro, is Eaton, for a coasting trip. ELLSWORTH “road There is SUNSET. LIMEBURNER—At Brooksville, May 4, to Mr relatives here. antiquated machine’*. suiting Mrs. Ida Burns, being threatened with and Mrs Myrl R Limeburner, a daughter. in it. has Isle au nothing A. L. Small gone to Haut, REED—At to Mr and Mrs Steam and Bath Walter P. Hewins, of Boston, has blood-poisoning in one of her feet, had a Tremont, April 8, j Laundry Rooms. Used at the right time, the King drag where he has employment. Hollis Reed, a daughter. opened his house for Lbe summer. toe Drs. Little- ‘NO PAY, NO WASH KB," the road as amputated Saturday by SARGENT—At North Sullivan, 7, to Mr will shape up clay effectively of has been May j W. F. of and of Philip Small, Stonington, and Mrs John a son. AH kind** of work done at short notice# Bruce and wife and Mias Gene- wheel Better it will field, Bluehill, Hagerthy, Sedg- Sargent, laundry as the scraper. yet, his A. T. and wife. Goods called tor and delivered. vieve Cole wick. visiting parents, Small SEAVEY—At Tremont, April 13, to Mr and returned from Boston Satur- work weeks before the machine can j do the Mrs Edwin a son. H. B. ESTEY A day- May 9. Xenophon. Mrs. Naomi Eaton, of Scutli Thomas- Seavey, CO., be used at all, and the road will remain Estey Building. State St.. Ellsworth, Me Mrs. C. ton, is in town visiting relatives and U. Hutchings was a guest of her passable all the time. Best of all, the DIKD. CASTINE. friends. perents in Winter Harbor a few days hut single man with team to operate the drag May 9. S. week. costs but a fraction of the crew necessary R. B. Brown and wife returned Satur- ANDERSON—At Hallowell, May 9, Charles P ELECTRICAL :r.“d a week’s in Anderson, formerly of Stonington, aged 69 Pull Lilies Mrs. John Stinson with the old-style equipment. Maine dey from stay Portland. ol has returned from years, 3 months, 24 days. as much ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Portland, where she has several does not need tospjndeven money George Bowden and wife are SCbbtrtwtramUS DUNHAM—At Orland, 10, L spent receiving May Harvey AND FIXTURES. weeks with her as is now the custom in order to have on the birth of a son. Dunham, aged 4 years, 7 months, 11 days. sister, Mrs. George W. congratulations Estlaatcs 1.1 GRANT—At Otis, May 8, Jason R Grant, aged Wlriai S.,,11*. CkMriaily OItm. Sturgis. good roads in the country. Susie of Miss Conley, Bangor, is in town 81 years, 1 day. ANDREW M. MOOR. 9. In order to settle this of the to Cure May C. question for several weeks, looking after her sum- Easy HIGGiNS—At Bar Harbor, May 7, Abbie A, Estey Building. StateiBL, Ellsworth. to use the the street of E of .Seal proper time drag, mer wife Leroy Higgins, Harbor, cottages. 48 SOUTH HANCOCK. commissioner of Waterville experimented Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Ca- aged years. The steamer Golden Rod made a LOWELL—Drowned in Massachusetts bay, Bert road near the close of the special Joy is painting WUlUm Bishop’s on the Sidney tarrh. off Gloucester, April 29, Melvin H. Lowell, Oriental Works trip on Tuesday, bringing Mrs. B. B. Rug bourn. recent rainy The result proved Breathe It will care ca- aged 41 years, 11 months. Factory rebuilt—brick, spell. Robinson’s servants. Hyomei. where the road lacks MOULDEN-At Swan's Island, April 29, Miss modern improvements. OiJeon has moved his to conclusively that tarrh or any noee or throat troable if Pomroy lamily Leslie Lucy Moulden, aged 18 years, 7 months. Beautiful, curly, fluffy rugs made from old Bsr crown to drain the Gray spent Sunday with his fam- follow directions. Don’t it Harbor. sufficient properly, yoa lay STAPLES—At 6, John F i woolen, tapestry, brussels or velvet carpets. Mr. is in Surry, May Staples, wet it is the better. Even the ily. Gray busy Bangor getting aside when the snuffling, hawking and 69 2 months. C. 8. Colwell more aged years Carps ts cltMsd class. Rataraatf bf awt fraisbt returned from Norway the Aria in readiness for sum- have ceased. Stick to it slough holes became readily passable in a yacht the spitting TAINTER-At Brooklin, May 6, Samuel W Send for circular. Monday evening. mer. until you are sure that the ca- Taiuter, aged 66 years, 6 months, 12 days. Bhort time, and were left in daily L. L. MORRISON, Skowhegan, Maine. remarkably — Mrs. tarrh germ is dead, and that your air WHITE At East Sullivan, May 8, Harry Burke, of Hancock, is caring for water at the next storm. A Y. P. S. C. E. social was held condition to shed at the are free from their White. Miss O. E. Wooster. passages poison- Another common error is to build the Congregational vestry Friday evening. An ous influence. WHITMORE-At Somerville, Mass, April 30, Hyomei (pronounced Joseph M Whitmore, formerly of Ells- CAMDEN WOOLENS Mrs. Alice Orcutt, of is visit- with the cutting of steel clear program was carried ont after is the treatment for Capt Sullivan, drag edge interesting High-a-me) only worth. aged 63 years. *b(f Mrs. Ladies’ and Susie Bishop. across the front. This lessens the ten- which games were enjoyed. Home-made nose, throat and lung troubles that Gents’ Suitings been sold with sold direct from the mills out- £■ *V. Wooster, of Wasington Junction, dency to crown up the road and is a candy was sold during the evening. The has ever the under- that if it did not it was tUftcrtuununta. Write for lost his cow last week. marked disadvantage. The cutting edge proceeds, fll, will be sent to Good Will standing cure, put. Samples. to cost should extend about half way across, thus Farm. absolutely nothing. Agents Wanted in Ivory Town to Soil Those Goods T. Coggins and C. Y. Wooster have can be obtained at of the Hyomei drug- F. A. Packakd. Retail •old their leaving that part nearer the centre May 10. G. Mgr. ltepartment, power-boat to Edgar Scammon, _ gists everywhere and at Q. A. Parch- E. K. Box 36, Camden. Me. 01 road to act more as a leveler. Hopkins, Egypt. er’s who guarantees it to cure catarrh, Successor to Foster Marble and Granite of these PRETTY MARSH. Co., 9. As time goes on knowledge sore throat, coughs and colds. May W. croup, Franklin Street, practical details will become diffused, and Mrs. George W. Haynes received the sad A complete outfit •1.00, which is yraftsBional Cat6«. each for a to BROOKS VUXE. improvement may be expected year, news of the death of her sister, Miss mighty cheap remedy that has wishes to call your attention his shop full ol life will fall far short of Laura of on cured more cases of catarrh than all the latest aud best designs of Cemetery art C. E. Mrs. A. but country pos- Brown, Philadelphia, Friday. HOLtT P. Friend has been ill the past on DR. as roads are allowed the catarrh specialists earth. work, and to the fact that he will sell these oew week. sibilities so long the Miss Brown was wellknown here and her An outfit consists of an inhaler, a goods at a small to become “sloughs of despond” each relatives have the sympathy of the entire margin. A school was at the bottle of Hyomei, a supply of anti- The public Is invited to call and Inspect these BAXGOIi, Sunday organised The of the King She was a of the spring. possibilities community. daughter a medicine and flue If in want of in marble or Baptist church Hay 1, with the following in septic gauze, dropper, designs anything drag need to be demonstrated every late Kimball Brown and wife, who re- instructions for use. The inhaler officers: Mrs. full granite. Alice Fowler, euperintend- in sided here She leaves DENTIST. town the clay country. many years ago. is made pocket size, of hard rubber, He has a man who has been In the business •Qt; Hillicent and treaa- Young, secretary three sisters—Mrs. G. W. Haynes, of this and will last a lifetime. And bear in over thirty years and can guarantee a first data "rtr; Hattie Oreutt, librarian; Mrs. Father (impressively)—Suppose 1 should place; Mrs. F. P. Freeman, of North mind that extra bottles of Hyomei, if job in every respect, and nice LETTERING Is H. SCOTT, Bowler, organist. what would N. H., and Mrs. Julia needed, oost only SO cents. his specialty. Flr-ase drop In and look at a new ALICE be taken away suddenly, Weare, McDaniels, SPECIALTY MADE OP Mrs. O. N. departure In Marble work. Fowler and daughter, Mrs. become of you, my son? Irreverent son— of Philadelphia, also one brother—Frank TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND F. GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. Rowan, of Sorry, visited at L. O. I’d here. The question is, what Brown, of Philadelphia. stay of the Uuion Bowler’s over Agent Safe Deposit A Trust Co., of Sunday. would become of you? The news of the death of Mrs. Lizzie Portland, Me., for furnishing Probate J- H. and Surety Bonds. Billings and wife were In Sedg- First Farmer—’Ere, you remember tell- Freeman, of Charlestown, Maas., widow MtONA wick the Cor. Main and Water 8ts. (over Moore’s Sunday, guests of their daugh- me give your ’oss turpentine of E. W. Freeman, was received here last Drag ing you Cures indigestion Store). Ellsworth. Me. ter, Mrs. F. W. Eaton. 'ad colic? Second Farmer—Ay. week. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman had made when ye It relieves stomach misery, sour stom- John C. 1 ’oss tur- their summer home for Sanborn la building a barn and First Farmer—Wall, gave my many years at and cures all stomach dis- it like to swine, bn ach, belching, Advertising learning addition to bis house. an’ ’e died. Second Farmer- Pretty Marsh. They built the West Point ease or back. bos of tab- pentine, money Large flaps confidence, strifes out and you will **•*»• too! house in and after the sale of ; A. Well, mine died, 1884, that, lets SO cents Druggistsflats in all towns | ursty win. will doubtless prore very beneficial. One- | day. Bar ion, E. B. Rsmlck. accompanied COUNTY NEWS. COUNTY NEWS. tba COUNTY NEWS halt day will be given each teacher, et in- her homa. ployed month. tervals, to visit the other schools and see Kban Warren and Kittle Moore, of Ella- Baaterd Lunt haa rat oread homo HANCOCK. SOUTHWEST HARBOR. from she can add to her Um Bar Harbor FRAN RUN. what improvements worth Falla, won guests of Mn. Baa hoapital, whan ha ondar- A BUST PLACB. ol the Dirtgo, own method. Arbor day will be observed Hopkina Sunday. Schuyler Clark, proprietor wnnt a aoooaaafnl operation. Banker is 111 of Mrs. Sarah quite the schools with an Tl>« busiest place in town *t the present came tact week, and la mj busy getting by appropriate pro- Arthur Gilley and wife and Mn. Jolla Mn. Mary A. Rich, who haa baan nervous trouble. are at the boat-hoa*M of Vo** Bro*. A hotel in nadinaaa tor the aaaaon. »Utt- gram and the customary planting ot trees. the Mra. Gilley and daughter Geneva spend Son- ,0* daughter, Charlaa 0f Miss Edith Butler is st home from e Co., when twelve men are employed. to Bar Harbor, Powen, Mrs. Bradbury Smith, Mias Vera Smith day with Mn. Moon. Ralph Mayo has gone Oaar Iala, retoroad to har home La in Several more will be on later, repair- in French- «ng stay Bangor. and Hiss Beatrice Gordon were in Bar pat haring found employment getting boro a law days ago. and (or the rammer Mrs. Annie Anderson has gone to Den- Mrs. Edwin F. Bartlett, of Eastbrook, Harbor ing getting ready boats ready for tbs season, with a pros- *• Th* Saturday. ver, to visit bar Mrs. Parmin- “*f Kippt kid. eeaaon tbe several yacht* which hvae been Ool., alatar, later on. was in town Monday. May 9. Vos Popttli. pect of being a yacht skipper cared for daring the winter month*. tsr, for a coupls of moo the. is for Rer. Q. W. Robinson went to Boston WEST Eugene Banker’s cottage ready the Mra. Vannls TREMONT. NORTH SULLIVAN. Thenar* (oar boat-hoaee* owned by Howard has returned home The family will move there last week on business. As be was absent to* L. If. occupancy. company. One, 96x47 (**t, la iron rooted after spending tbs winter with her daugh- Last is recovering slowly. aoon. Arthur White has bought the Austin over Sunday, it gave hia people oppor- a* a lira. Other* an Mra. at Oorinth. Mrs. Elude Rich Ins sold protection against ter, Btapban Young, at the her piece to H. F. Collins has finished her Havey house, and has moved there. tunity to hear the new pastor Mrs. 85x36, 46x18, 35x21. Mn. who has boon pertles la Brewer. and is Engsns Murphy, Methodist church. work on the census in Bangor, Arthur Hall, ot Harrington, is visiting The first boat to be launched is the quite 111 the past week, la much better. F. M. Reion, ol Roeklend, celled on home. his parents, Zemro Hall, 2d, and wile. Mias M. A. ChrroiI, who spent the win- old yacht Ventura, formerly owned by Her mother, Mn. Seavey, of Northeast triends here last week. near ter with her sister, Mrs. Katherine Stan- A moose was killed on the track Mrs. Hattie Wooster left Friday fora Francis B. Wellman, of New York, but la tor her. Harbor, earing Fernald at her Mrs. Mena Lawson, ol W. H. Card’s last week by the night visit with friends at Winter Harbor and recently sold to Qeorge M. Tattle, of ley, is now with Mrs. R. A. Rockland, celled Oapt. P. E. Hopkina and Mn. Moon Mrs. Fernald re- on friends hare Friday. freight. Goulds boro. New York. This yacht has been painted sommer home, haring went to Southwest Harbor Saturday to in Mas- Mrs. Arthur Rnmill and and pat in first-class condition, will be turned from her winter’s sojourn daughter Lur- Mrs. Walter Lawrie and little daughter The bill ot prices on paving is settled visit her Mm. Julia and to daughter, Gilley, sachusetts for the summer. llna visited relatives hare are of Mrs. betw een the onion and and all launched Friday or Saturday and go Sunday. There8a, of Eastbrook, guests employers, to see her granddaughter, Mrs. Sprague, where Mr. Tattle has a census Arthur Rich- Isaac and wile have (Jeorge Dyer. the men are at work. Islesford, eottag*. who la ill. The enumerator, Morphy gone to She will be commanded by Capt. Sparling, ardson, has finished his work, and is now McKinley to work daring the summer. Edward U. Perkins, of Boston, was in Willie Milne, jr., has moved his family Mays. 8. ot Isleeford, who ha* been in town several busy over the new Improvements to be Mrs. a P. Last town last week to accompany his wife and into the Cummings house, recently va- spent Sunday with her days helping get tbe boat ready. GOULDSBOBO. made Asher Allen on the Ocean house. Mrs. Mart children home. cated by Percy Hooper. by daughter, Farley, at Bernard. Tbe Hobo, owned De Witt Clinton to the this by Winfield 8. a According geoeral outlook, The W. T. L Mrs. Eunice Blaisdell will go to Han- The is a fresh coat ot Oapt. Guptill, native of this society met with Mrs. B. b. parsonage having ol New is a last a season In the Blair, York, very boat, one of promises to be prosperous week remain with her also town, the beet-known sea eaptains Reed May 5. Many members were cock this to daugh- paint inside, being newly papered with 100 turtle deck betel business. prHl horsepower engine, onto! died at his sommer ent. Mn. Young, for the summer. and otherwise improved. sailing Boston, home ter, forward, torpedo etern. She Is nearly the at Everett, Maas., Saturday, after a brief The Methodist aid society presented Arthur Bain Mrs. I. F. Butler is slowly O. Newman came home from and family came from improving Wiley ready to launch. The commander, Chpt. illness. “The Modern Chpt. Guptill was born in IMS, amusing comedy, Sewing Owl’s Head and are from a fall down the stairway at her home, to the summer of Mars came Mon- Tuesday, now with Bethel, Vt., Friday spend McKoy, Hill, Fla., a at Masonic and for many yean commanded Teasels of Circle,” to full bouse hall, Mrs. Bain’s Daniel which gave her a severe shaking up. with his parents, O. U. Newman and wife. day to assist in the work. parents, Dow and wife. the Emery fleet. His last command was Friday evening. The funny lectures and Mrs. Watson, who bald a week’s Rev. Mr. is his house- The Duchess, owned by Warner M. and Jasper Norwood has moved to the Byrdine Bromley moving the schooner Calumet. He was obliged to local hits caused much merriment, sale of at the former Richardson hold here from Franklin. Mr. Leeds, of New York, is a seventy-five BumUl cottage by the side of the millinery goods retin recently on account of illness. He won well-merited applause. Ice-cream church, will return to Portland Thursday. has moved his to Sullivan foot twin screw gasoline yacht. She will and is employed by L. W. Rumill at his house, Purdy family leasee a wife, two daughten and one eon. and cake were served after the farce, and not go into commission. home. A. R. attended the Harbor for the summer. While the many dosed an en- Members of the O. Mn. Millie who has been ill games for the young people friends of Mr. The El Plaeita, owned the late Guptill, Thomas annual church service of their order at Purdy sincerely regret his by a Hair. Webster, who is at work on some time, is eery low. joyable that made it for Morris K. Jesup, waa presented by Mrs. Sand West Franklin Sunday. Preaching by indisposition nsneesary W. U. will meet at the li- island, spent Saturday night and to L Foss. She H. J. Horsy and of The local C. T. Bev. Gideon him to give up his work here for a time, at Jesup Capt. Augustas wife, Evanston, 111., Sunday with W. A. Clark, and A. A. Mayo. May IS, at UO p. m. A Jr., all feel fortunate in Mr. will be put in flrst-daa* order and let for hare moved back to their old home in brary Friday, were down least, securing Lopaua. James B. Du Roy and wife Goulds boro. good attendance it desired to eomplete Bromley, who comes so well recommended the summer. Chpt. Foe* has already had from Bangor for a call on Mrs. for the union, The many friends of Joe Nichols, of Sunday an but has made no as plans entertaining oounty as a man upright and conscientious in all oOSr, arrangements Frank Sparling, who has been employed who used OuRoy's relatives, Thomas Havey and wife. which will be in convention at the Con- I Bangor, to peddle here, were walks of life. yet. In Jacksonville, Fla., some time, is visit- Mr. Havey’s condition does not improve. church May glad to give him a welcome on the road 9. There are several small his E. gregational Tuesday evening, | May M. boats, including ing parents, J. Spurting and wife. ! once more. Bev. F. L. Provan, recently appointed to tbe owned St, holding through the day and evening Brownie, by Philip Livingsto n, Memorial exercises am to be held in was heard of 26. Mrs. Rifle of New i A. A. Wentworth and wife are the Methodist church here, EGYPT. of New in which a new May Lambert, York, engine has the Union church hen Memorial receiving service. The in- Day. will aaalst through convention on the birth of a Sunday at the regular Mias Julia was at Hancock last been and Is commanded York, day congratulations thirteen- Sawyer installed, by Andrew P. of will deliver j sermon was an excellent one, Hsvey, Sullivan, and the address. pound born troductory week on business. William Jordan, of Franklin; the Louise, give Wedneeday evening daughter, Friday, May 9 the address. Dinner will be served in the — its She has a fine record for Zulma Theresa. and the manner of delivery impressed an electric boat owned A. J. of public speaking, j| Miss Helen West, who has been ill of by Davis, and will be under the man- the audience grange hall, 8PSAT. favorably. the a May». _ Jamas Bioh and have tonsilitis, is much better. Cincinnati; Princess, gasolene agement of the ladies of the Forestsn. family gone to May 9. B. work for L. W. and have _ boat owned by Dr. Boch, has had a new MIMOR1AL BUOLCrtONI. Rumill, moved Frank Huckins, of Birch Harbor, was May#. Jut. There will be an entertainment and an the owned A. Wktrmm, It bu p)«M«d an all-wise Provf- ! up to the Rumill homestead on the a recent at J. F. Clark's. engine installed; Witch, by guest dence to call to the our beloved apron sale at the town hall Saturday J. Davis, one of tbe racing knockaboots; MARLBORO. great beyond , point to help aere for the weir and the G. of is Walter and white we bow the Hervey Butler, Boston, visiting Brer a brother, Robinson, evening, May 14, given by Squaw Rabbit, knockabout owned by Mrs. Addle Jellison Is st Mt. Desert garden. his parents, Butler and wife. In submission to the will of our Father, who club. George Howard a knockabout Mrs. Sarah A. who Small; Kayao, Ferry visiting relatives. all be it Reed, has been st William F. Jordan is confined doeth things well, Edward B. Perkins, of Somerville, to the owned by Mr. Howard. These boats will Seal Cove oaring for her Mrs. Daniel Gray, ot Hancock, had a meeting Revolved, That in his death, the family has daughter, his at the house with a severe attack of all be and carried to Bar Harbor Mildred came Mass., is spending vacation erysipelas reedy at the lost a faithful and devoted von and brother. Clancy, home but Wednes- in his chapel last Sunday. home of his wife’s parents, J. D. Perkins leg. when tbe season opens. Resolved, That the committee, on behilf of day. Mrs. Clancy’s daughter, Sadie Car- Mrs. George Treadwell is in Ellsworth i and wife. Miss Sophia Clark, of Lllsworth, vis- Tbe Argo, owned by P. E. Walker, and the members of Pemetic lodge. No. IK. ver, came from Owl’s Head, where she has j for Edward who is ill. ited her John Clark and tbe Orland, owned by O. W. Foes, of this caring Treadwell, j I. O. O. F., extend* heartfelt sympathy and been and is The Squaw club was pleasantly enter- parents, wife, employed, with her mother, hare been wintered and in or- Malcolm of Bar visited consolation to the surviving family, and that tained Mrs. Hazel after- last week. * ! place, put Brewer, Harbor, whose health is improved. by Dyer Friday a these resolutions be der. his Roland over copy of spread upon noon. The next will be with Scamtnon has a grandfather, Hodgkins, Albion meeting Edgar bought power the minutes of our lodge, a copy be sent to Oept. Murphy, who hu been in 20. In addition tc the boat-houses, tbe com- Sunday. Mrs. Esther Donnell, Friday, May boat which he will use this summer in his Thb Eluwosth Annate a* for publication, the inune asylum st Bangor tbe past two pany has a paint shop where a large car- Mrs. S. H. Remick May 9. Spec. fisning business. spent Friday and and a copy be sent to the bereaved mother years, died Saturday, May 7. He leaves business is done, end two raige-painting Saturday at Mt. Desert with her and brother. Orobui E. Dcjctow, a — Norris Savage, of Bar Harbor, was a Ferry * wife and two sons Winfleld and EAST FRANKLIN. automobiles bare been painted and re- aunt, Mrs. Lewis Jordan. Hbnsv E. Hri'BUso, week-end guest of his parents, Samuel Ernest, and four daughters-Mrs Walter As there are no new cases of scarlet paired tbe past winter. J a m its Caocxrrr. and wife. Woodbury Bowden, who has been em- Hamlin, Misses Bertha, Lida and Hallie Savage 9. C. Committee. rash, schools reopened to-day. May in the schooner has _ Tbeir friends Walter Butler and wife, of ployed Agnes Mabel, Murphy. many extend Franklin, Tbe funeral was Charles Burgess is at Milbridge visiting given up the vessel and is home. Whereas, The great and sup.v.r** Ruler of sympathy. held here spent Sunday with Mr. Butler's parents, OTIS. at the Methodist church. his Mrs. John N. Hardison. j the Universe has, in His infinite wisdon,, daughter, G. W. Butler and wife. Miss Ida Perry, of Portland, spent a The farmers are hoping that Halley’s again entered Pemetic lodge and removed May 9. THKI.MA. The new Methodist Mr. few days last week at Coleman pastor, Grogan, Meltiah Sea mm on was in Bar Harbor comet won’t prevent them planting a Hodg- from our midst our beloved brother, Coring his first sermon here yesterday kins’. She returned home last Wednes- preached Friday on business. He will join the No- larger crop of potatoes than ever before. A. Stanley, Sfcturtisnnniu. to a well-filled house. He preached a day. Mrs. Hodgkins accompanied her Resolved, That the removal of Brother rumbega May 28, for the summer. Mrs. William Hall, of Waterville, is at \ helpful sermon, and gave a good im- home for a visit of a few days. From Stanley from the band of our fraternity leaves ! Mrs. O. W. Bragdon and two children her parents’ home, called by the illness pression. j there she will go to Boston to visit her a vacancy and shadow that will be deeply felt a few at Waltham and death of her Jason R. Grant. spent days last week, father, Harlan by all. For Headaches Vena, daughter of Albert Jellison, was son, Hodgkins. the guests of her parents, Arvill Jordan E. L. Grover has made marked Rttolved, That to the surviving family and hurt let down improve- May 9. Are. badly recently by being and wife. relatives we extend our Caused sick ill- ments in his orchard by plowing, prun- heartfelt sympathy in by stomach, from a teetering-board, when her mate their bereavement. S. S. Scammon has a crew on ing and Frank of was lumbering grafting. Grant, Tilden, SALISBURY COVE. regulated bowels, umped off. Her spine injured, and Be»olvtd, That our charter be draped for bile,sluggish the Cline lot. They are putting the lum- is doing the work. nervous strain or she will be confined to her bed for some C. A. Hamor has returned from South- the period of thirty days, a copy of these re- overwork, ber into the water and towing it in booms Winslow Moore went Ellsworth Sun- weeks. to west Harbor, where he has been employed solutions be sent to the bereaved family, a the safest and surest is to Blake's wharf. remedy day, returning Monday. He was a guest as and the copy be sent to Thb Ellswobtm Askbican Henry Preble Patten, son of F. B. Patten, paper-hanger painter past Howard Hodgkins has had a new chim- of his mother and sister, Mrs. Mercy month. for publication, and a copy be spread upon with wife and daughter, has returned to built and other made on his Moore and Belle. our records. M. C. Uillky, his former home here from South ney repairs daughter The friends of Mrs. Granville Hope, many Fkakk L. Gilley, buildings. William Grant and Leverett Jason R. the last of the where he has been the nineteen Grant, promi- Hamor are to learn that she is recov- BEECHAM’S Dak., past glad B. E. Tbpwdy, York did the work. nent old citizens of died years. Mrs. Patten was formerly Miss Raj-, Otis, Sunday ing from a severe surgical operation at the Committee. of Cherryleld. Selden Smith, who has spent the past evening after a long and painful illness. Maine general hospital, Portland. 9 R. twelve years in Boston, has returned to He leaves a w ife and ten children. May Miss Mabel Allen, who is soon to be PRENCHBORO. _ PILLS his home here and gone into the poultry Miss Nora Warren, who has been em- married to William of U. S. S. Sold WEST FRANKLIN. Wilson, Schools commenced EW«W.. |a bow l«e. .ad 2Sc. business. His friends wish him success. at North Mariaville two is Monday. ployed years, Vermont, was the recipient Friday even- A son was born to Millard and May 9. G. on a Capt. William A. Van Norden la Springer home vacation. Miss Edna is attend- of a shower” at the home paint- ing, “novelty his wife 1. the school ing house. A Heiiabie May ing graded at Lakewood. of Capt. P. H. Young. The affair was de- Remedy HANCOCK POINT. Rev. D. C. FOR Mothers’ day was observed in the Herman Salisbury and wife are receiv- lightfully arranged by Mrs. Leon L. Hershey delivered his fare- S. C. of well sermon churches Sunday, May 8. Penney, Bangor, spent Sunday ing congratulations on the birth of a fine Smith, and was a complete surprise to Sunday, May 1. with his parents, C. A and wife. Miss Allen. Those were Miss The rate of taxation is .018-8 on the Penney boy, named Ralph. Her mother—Mrs. present Miss Carrie E. Davis, who has been ill CATARRH Hart, Miss Bates, 8. N. Rich, Miss Rich, .017-7 last 1. K. Stetson and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, of Bar has been with the past week, is dollar, against year. Harbor, her, Harry Trott, Miss Trott, Orient Thomp- recovering. Cream Balm Clifford came down from Bangor Sunday returning Monday with Mr. Tracy, who son, Miss Johnson. Mrs. Charles Ely’s George E. Googins, of Bar Harbor, has Edgar Robbins, Wallace, who has been visiting IS *a»ckl* absorbed. in their automobiles. came Miss Margaret Miss Ma- been to deliver the Memorial Sunday. Rich, Pettengill, friends in Waldoboro a few is (me* Rtlid at Onca. engaged bel Allen, William Wilson, P. H. Young days, borne. address. Marguerite Ball has returned home from Miss Let tie of Boston, accom- It cle&oaes, soothe*, Day Garland, and wife, L. L. Smith and wife. Capt. Nathan Osier, of the sloop De- Massachusetts, where she has been em- her Thomas of beala am) Road Commissioner Abbott is doing panied by uncle, Jewett, May 7. R. fender, caught 10,000 pounds of pollock proteda since December. _ tbe (lismuw’d mem- some work ployed Freeport, arrived last Monday at the home 2). good on the roads. He has re- April brane from Catarrh and drim of her Luther Garland. Mr. Gar- TREMONT. resulting turned to the old-fashioned of mak- Mrs. Hale and daughter, with father, way grand- Mrs. Alma Lunt went to Portland last fcw.xyaCold in the Head quickly. Ho$t> res came from land was persuaded to close his home and Randall of Mark is in ing ditches and the roads. daughter, Ellsworth Friday to Stanley, island, week to attend ■'he Senses of "last® and Smell. I /.! >.. * draining the wedding of her son, 9. the summer at their return to Freeport with Mr. Jewett. Miss town. ”>(> at May Ch’e’er. spend cottage. Bennie Hall. eta. Draggiits or by mail. Liquid Garland will visit a few w’eeks among Omun use ct*. Mrs. A. L. and children have Leslie J. of is a Balm for in atomisers 75 Young Rich, Rockland, making Miss Annie L. Hall WEST SULLIVAN. relatives and friends before returning. has returned home h Brother*. 56 Warren Street. New York. gone to Portsmouth, N. H., to join Mr. short visit with his parents, Capt. Levi Z. Wilbur returned from Franklin May 9. Davis. YToung, who has employment there in j Rich and wife. Thursday. the custom house. Their friends are many GREAT POND. Charles Norwood, while taking away F. E. Pettingill is in Massachusetts for a sorry to have them go. the banking boards from the found Herbert Silsby was in tow*n Friday. bouse, You Can a few weeks. Have May 9. E. a lizard about six inches long. Model Kitchen Chick came from Jordan Lumber Mrs. Guy Ralph Moore, of Winter Harbor, is PARTRIDGE COVE. Mr. Marks, the blacksmith, has rented Co.’s drive Tuesday. as a guest of Mrs. H. H. Mrs. Hosanna Rich’s and will cool and white as a No no Havey. of house, dairy. Delaucey Tinker, Northeast Harbor, j F. E. Mace, who has been away on busi- smell, smoke, Miss Sarah Mitchell, of Cherryfield, is move his family from Bluehili soon. no no visited Edgar Springer and family Sun- ness, returned heat, dust. No old-fashioned contrivances. The G. M. j Friday. visiting Farnsworth and wife. John B. Mitchell, who has spent the day. Claud Archer is in the sanitarium at Harriet E. Conners, of Boston, was the winter in Rockland, spent Friday with O. Joseph Leighton, wife and daughter Rutland, Mass., for treatment. guest of Mrs. J. K. Mitchell over Sunday. H. Norwood and wife. Mr. Mitchell has were in town last week on their way to I Harold Kenniston, census enumerator, returned to his home at Mitchell cove for New Frank returned to Bar Harbor Tkr/eciion Springer Cherryfleld. from Amherst, is in town, accompanied by the summer. Wlthiinj«; i Monday after a short visit with his I4MI par- There will be an entertainment at the hiB wife. ents. May 7. Kin. schoolbouse Friday evening, May 13. James Mclninch, of Oldtown, who has Edna Havey, teacher in the intermediate Home-made candy will be for sale. OAK POINT. been in poor health some time, is a guest Oil is confined to the house Cook-stove school, with the Mrs. Truesdale, with son Albert, after j of his sister, Mrs. Colburn. Will Dolliver, of Bar Harbor, called on mumps. several weeks left last Fri- friends here is the latest scientific spending here, Mrs. and Sunday. practical, cook-stove. It will cook the most Mrs. j George Crosby daughter Shirley Joy has returned from day for her home at Prince Edward's Mrs. Lara elaborate dinner Hester, of Aurora, were guests last week Dolliver and son Milton, of without heating the kitchen. Boston, where she was called by her sis- Island. of her mother and sisters at the old Manset, visited relatives and friends here ter’s illness. home. Boils, bakes, or roasts better May 9. A. last week. than any range. Ready in a second. Mrs. Harriet Colson, who is in East Rev. Mr. Bromley is officiating at the Extinguished in a second. Fitted with with her John Dolliver and of Cabinet Top, with collapsible Methodist LAMOINE. Buckspoft daughter, Mrs. Nettie family, Seawall, church, Rev. Mr. Purdy visited D. Day, was surprised by a post-card shower M. Urindle and wife Saturday rests, towel rack, and every up-to-date Having moved to Sullivan. Wesley Smith, who has been away some feature on her and Sunday. imaginable. You want it, be- weeks, has returned home. eightieth birthday, May 1. Hon. A. P. Btarted for Oklahoma cause it will cook any dinner and not Havey Madame Colson retains her faculties to a Mrs. Susan who has been of Colson, caring beat the room. last week. He was as far as Meltiah Scammons, Franklin, is No heat, no smell, accompanied remarkable degree, and she hopes showers for her sister, Mrs. Ada at a few with Mr. Anderson McCarthy, no amoke, no coal to no aahea Boston by H. H. Havey, who returned spending days of bring in, blessings well rest on those who re- Ellsworth Falls, has returned home. to out. It does with the Saturday morning. and family. carry away membered her so kindly. Mrs. Colson is May 9. tk. AnAll kiJ—_a Dr“«*iataor by Sample _th»lH»1il) package. yellow package. Refuse substi- ▼alas for the relief and care of all kidney and aent FRKE. Addreaa Aefuse substitutes. 0. a. Paaosau. tutes. G. ▲. Panels*. The Mother Gray Co., -"-G. ▲. Paaosan. La Boy, K. T. NEWS. William and Clayton, ol 8tml;, Ham., ftqpllfrttufc am! two COUNTY NEWS. BOUNTY danghten-Mn. Walter Crockett To the Honorable Court and Mr*. Eugene Kane, ol thle place, be- of BI.CKHOJ- oionert the County of Honooek, moot to ho •Wtoa one f ilter and aereral brotben. PENOBSCOT. < i for \| Mi?..11 hold on mt Mlovorth, in enid County, on thm Fullerton hu returned Tba i>. C. Littlefield arrived home Bud A Diamond ’.nit ,.. Un ptonac* Brooklln dab will bold lti ftnt day Ring ,} oooond Tuooday of April, A. D. 1910, mml-annaal from * two-weeks’ in Island. /-gg, Breton- nnolon at tba FlUedriok stay Eagle In Effect Hay 8, 1910. DB8PECTFULLY represents Fnik F. f’rereon. ot Brookline, bungalow, 186 Mrs. Maine of XV Smith, Richard P. Harriman and Adelaide Cbpan itreet, Dorcbeator, Parsons, Camden, spent By M. QUAD BAB H All BOB TO BANGOR. selectmen of the town of Boaka- for the eea- Simpson, her cottage Man., Saturday 14. A cor- here with her Mrs. J. B. in said „„ opened evening, May Sunday aunt, port,-*- coant/: ^ That so much of the rood, ImAIm dial invitation la extandad to all Brooklln Littlefield. county CstorfCM. 1*10. by Anoclatcd Ut- * from aaid Buck sport to Orrington, by land of triandi. .. been the of Press. BAR HAR. lv Nathan aa__ Ilea between the intoiterate* „_„k Herrick bae meat Miss Maud Waidwell, of Ellsworth, is erary Atwood, Sorrento .. tion of this road and the road from Baoke- H. H. on Booth “•y Femme. Mr.. Wood, the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. G. Varnum, Sullivan port through the Hewey aettlement near land J^,ter, »■__Lux Mt of Nathan Atwood and the north line of land for a few weeks. Peter Holt had been born of farmer DesertFerry inert. WALTHAM. Waukeag S Fy. of Be a ben Hutchins, la not of comma* con- the one Mias folks. He had worked on Hancock. venience and r p Merrill noticed earthquake Laura Bowden came from Belfast a farm all necessity; Tboae who attended Franklin Road That the inhabitant of aaid at week, which wae felt In tbe dance at tha to hi* life and at the of was Bnekaport, last Saturday spend the summer with her age forty Wash’gt’n June 11 00 their regular annual held on thw J^iog ball 2 a fine time. meeting May report mother, Mrs. Willard Bowden. ■till a farmer's hired man. Peter was ELLSWORTH 11 07 aeventh day of March, A. D. 1910, under * ether piece.- Ellsworth Falls 11 12 article in their voted that the bae been im- Mr*. W. B. Halting!, wbo baa been in not stupid, but he was slow. He bad proper war/ant Portmeeler A. C. Hinckley Mrs. Ida WardweL baa returned from an Nicolin. til 25 selectmen of aaid town be authorised to pe- Boa ton tbe ia little but he Oreen Lake.... 11 85 tition the board ot commissioner a to- of hia office by a pait winter, home. extended visit in where she has education, got around to county woriDt the eppcernoce Csstine, Phillips Lake.. 42 diacontinue that of said road aa in Aaa things If given time. slow and til portion oi paint. Colby cat bli foot badly with an been caring for Mrs. Linton, who is very Being Holden.. 11 00 between the intersection of this road and tht Jwccel axe while catting buahea 111. good tempered and without argument, Brewer June... 12 00 road leading from Bucksport through the Darling, who .pent the winter in recently. BANGOR.... ar 12 16 settlement near land of Nathan At- g B Peter was taken some folks as Hewey Howard by P M wood and the north line of land of Bonbon. he. arrived home. Mr., Dnr- Darla and wife bare gone to Lou Quinn, wife and John w.lthem. daughter, weak In the Portland.ar 4 later. Bar where top story. Hutchins. a few week, Harbor, they have employment. Littlefield and Misa Vida Brown, of Boston.ar | 8 00 Wherefore ask that that m i. expected Eagle One day Peter had to make a Jour- yonr petitioners were in town BANOOR TO portion of said road aa is described above be who baa been Mn. Mattie of wai Island, Sunday calling on OBorp. Meson, employed Danbam, Amherit, ney by rail. It was his first ride on discontinued. of baa tba of Milton friends. Dated at this a number yuan, gone gueet Haaletn and wife Sun- the but he made no Bucksport twenty-ninth day (B Brockton cars, mistakes. Boston.Iv of March, A. D. 1910. Wash., in the internet of a day. Mrs. Sarah arrived home last lo Spokane, Sprague He gave the conductor bis ticket, hung F. F. Smith. Portland.lv R. P. Mn. Willard wbo baa week from Booth bay where she on Habeiman, (roil company iiaalem, been in Harbor, to his seat with both hands, and R. R. Simpson. the BANGOR.lv bae been in town Maiiachnaette several came borne spent winter with her son, Dr. A. E. whenever the train at a sta- Selectmen of Q, Wetland Clay lately weaka, stopped Brewer June... Bucksport.. eotne atone-work at the Sprague. tion he with it see about doing Friday. stopped It tickled Holden. STATE OF MAINE. to Lake.. but oould not oome to May 7. Woodlocke. him to find that he could catch on so Phillips n'kite Granite, Miaa Vara Iiaalem, of Amhent, who ii Green Lake.... Hancock as.:—Court of County COnraaiw term, with the workmen. in easily. By and by he had a seat Nicolin. •loners, October Term, A. D. 1910. plis factory teaching Eaatbrook, apent Friday night MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. the the commis- mate. It was a sorrowful Ellsworth Falls Upon foregoing petition men's league bald a meeting in the and Saturday in town. Whereat, In the all-wise providence of God, young man, ELLSWORTH sioners being satisded that the petitioners The are that an into the «. A our beloved brother, Noah F. has been who kept one eye on the conductor and Wash’gt’n June responsible, inquiry chapel Friday evening, May Mn. Kalph Jordan, who hai been tba Norton, merits is and that tne petitioner# ■tptut removed with the His Franklin Road. expedient, nerved and an from our midst on earth to the wept other. mother, who to be bean! the matter eeh jb« tapper wee enjoyable gueet of her mother-in-law, Mn. Ida Hancock. ought touching hifher life in heaven, at the advanced age of lived In Chicago, was dying, and be Waukeag, S Fy forth in their petition; apent. Several were admitted to Jordan, hai returned to her home in Elli- Order—That the commissioners meek twain* seventy-eight years, be It bad no to to her and receive Mt Desert Ferry county money go Sullivan.. at the north line of land of Reuben Hutehina worth. That the membership. Hetolved, members of Patten her dying blessing. Sorrento. vtt Wednesday, the 16th day of Jane, A. D- Ifiw 101 la A. Stover, who baa been in There will be a dance at town hall Mon- grange, No. 894. extend to the bereaved son BAB HAR....ar 1910, at 9.90 o'clock A. M., and thenee proceed to As the young man continued to view the route mentioned in said some and the 4. and family their fratunal and heartfelt petition. California yeere epent paat day erening, July Sapper will be sym- weep he aroused Peter’s Immediately after which view, n hearing ot In the loss sustain. sympathies, Trains leaving Ellsworth at 7.18 a m and 4.28 in Kaoaae, in vlaitlng friend, in •erred. Malic Wilion’i orcheetre pathy they the parties and witnesses will be had at somw •inter by of and he around to so. p m, and at Ellsworth 11.07 a 10 62 Aeeoleed, That our charter be ih finally got say arriving m, convenient in the vicinity, and iMh on bar three draped in. connect with place Worcester and Georgetown way piecei. Then the man that p. Washington Co. Ry. other measures taken in the as tkt mourning for thirty days, and that a copy of young explained premises to her home bare. t Stops on signal to conductor, shall Judge proper. And it id p. Mn. Arrlll Jordan, who hai bien rilit- these resolutions be on the records of there was a way, and one way only, spread estops only to leave from Kmmisslonersrther have a celebration passengers points It has been decided to ing relative! in Franxlin, hai returned the grange, and a copy be seat to the bereaved open for him to reach CMcago before east of Washington Junction Ordered—'That notice of the time, place and purpose of the Commissioners' meeting afore* 4. Among the attractiona, ar- home. Her Mn. Roaa family of the deceased. the of his dear mother took lta a to leave but not to take kewJuly daughter, Bragdon, spirit Stops passengers, said be given to nil persona and corporation# rangements ere already made for raoee at and two children, returned with her. L. B. Booaas, flight He had a diamond ring with q Sundays only. Interested by serving an attested oopy of the ana this order thereon, The three-minute and Daniel Scribnsr, to These trains connect at Bangor with through petition upon the Mountain park. May9. U. him—one that bad been presented clerk of the of a E. O. Daaw, trains on Main Line, to and from Portland, town Buoksport, like esyy UOdaaae. will be repraaantad, and there him by Mr. Rockefeller for not climb- Boston and St John. upon F. F. Smith, oue of tbe petitionera» BURRY. Committee. and by posting np attested copies aa baseball Mount and his are earnestly to vlil be garnet. Patten, Me., 16,1910. ing McKinley tearing Passengers earnestl; requestly pro- aforesaid in three public places in said tew# Alton of April cure tickets befbefore entering the trains, and of the and Gsrter, Morgan1! Bay, is ill. clothes. It was a souvenir that he thirty days at least before the tint* Borne carpenter*, painter* especially Ells'Bllsworth to Falls and Falls to for said view, and pub- Mabelle Qott is hated to part with, but when a young Ellsworth. appointed by uaons held meeting* Monday and Wed- employed at Northeast DEER ISLE. lishing the petition ana order thereon F. evening*. May 2 and 4. At the Harbor. man’s mother Is dying what would E. BOOTHBY, three weeks successively in tbe Ellsworth nesday e number ol ure General Passenger Agent. American, a newspaper published st Ells- Quite people ill of you have? He showed the Jewel, but Bnt meeting David Curt la wae mad* Lenora Woodman is employed in the MORRIS MCDONALD. worth, in the oounty of Hancock, tbs Amt measles at Sunshine. to be at least before and Will Stover wee cboeen to showed It very carefully. It was Vice President A General Manager publication thirty days Chairman hardwood factory at Ellsworth. the time of said that all and Edwsrd Powers came home from In seven folds of tissue Me. view, persons tbe contractor*. It wee Cftpt. wrapped paper. Portland, interested attend and be Interview pro- Will and Will Carlisle are home corporations may Conary where he sails a to visit his The diamond Itself was not as beard if think lit. make bon re a Boston, yacht, quite they posed to eight day'* work, from Bar where have been Harbor, they family over Sunday. large as a walnut but those things Attest:—John F. Knowlton, Clerk. and insist on an increaae of 2S cent* for a A true of tbe petition and order thereon, employed two weeks. cannot always be to within copy work, tbe change to take effect Charles Eator* and wife arrived from regulated Attest:—John F. Knowlton, Clerk. day's Rev. Q. W. M. new Keyes, the pastor of Boston have rented a carat or two. The value was (300. Easlen Steansbij Company June 1. At tbe second meeting it was de- Wednesday. They the Methodist arrived Bankrupt's Petition for DlMharge. church, Wednesday Fred Weed’s for the sum- Under the circumstances be would cided to postpone tbe change to July 1, Capt. cottage In the matter of and commenced his duties Saturday even- part with It for (25. The sacrifice of ) tad then w ork eight hour* for tbe same mer. Edward L. Grindlk, J In Bankruptcy* in*. (275 showed how he loved his mother Bankrupt, ) wage.as received at tbe preavnt time for Earle Saunders entertained a number of The friends of Florence —how anxious he was to press her To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Dis- nine hours' labor. many McUraw, bis high school class at his home Saturday trict Court of the United States for the Dis- of West Pembroke, to hear that she wrinkled hand for the last time. Steamer J. T. Morse leaves Bar Harbor 2pm trict of Maine. 7. M. regret A most is re- May evening. enjoyable party L. GRINDLE. of Orland, in the is very ill. All for her re- Peter Holt had 125 and a little more. dally, except Sunday, for Seal Harbor, North- hope speedy ported. EDWARDcounty of Hancock and State of LADIES’ SOCIAL 1.IHRAHV. The went out of his and covery. money pocket, east Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Brooklln, Maine, in said district, respectfully repre- Mrs. Martha who a week The annual meeting of the ladies social Eaton, spent the went nnd for an hour he sents, that on the 12th day of March, laa Wilt who has been routined ring In, Deer Phillips, with friends in returned home Sedgwick (until May 80), Isle, Sargent- past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt un- library vra<* held in the library room May Boston, trembled for fear the man to his house with a carbuncle on his young Dark der the Acts of Congress relating to bank- neck, She was vllle, Harbor and Rockland, connectlrg 2 «t 2 o’clock. Officers chosen were: Satarday. accompanied by Miss back cut. ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all his is He would much better. hopes to open his Blanche Haskell. with steamer for boston. property and rights of property, and has fully President, Mrs. Abbie Stover; vice-presi- As a farmer’s hired man Peter store in a few weeks. wa; complied with all the requirements of said dent, Mrs. Fonts Hinckley; secetary and Judge Elmer P. Spofford came from slammed around any old way. and most acts and of the orders of court touching his A bank has been Steamer leaves Bluehtll 2 m Mrs. C. J. Miss glass birthday pre- to Boothbay p bankruptcy. treasurer, Lord; librarian. Bangor Saturday, returning Monday anything was considered good enough Wherefore he prays that he be de- sented to the church one of its (or South Ston- may Emma Jean Me Howell; assistant libra- Baptist by finish up his work there in connection for him. When he returned with that dally, except Sunday, Blueh'.ll, creed by the court to have a full discharge and it is that each mem- from all debts provable against his estate Mias executive com- members, hoped Ington, North Haven and Rockland, connecting rian. Fanny Stover; with the census. ring he learned more of human nature under said bankruptcy acts, except such debts Helen ber, on his or her birthday, will deposit with steamer for Boston. as are law from such mittee, Mrs. Mary Weacott, Mrs. Ezekiel Marshall has lumber on In ten minutes than In all his life be- excepted by discharge. as Capt. Dated this 2d of May, a. d. 1910. and Mrs. Villa as many pennies he is years old. day McIntyre Green; reading the spot to build a new house in the place fore. A social supper was placed be- Edward L. Grindlk, Mias A. Mrs. May 9. An ON. Bankrupt. committee, Holt, Mary of the one burned last month. Harry fore him. and he was told that he RETURNING Mayo, Mrs. E. E. Chase. has the contract. needn't milk the cows that SOUTH SURRY. Joyce night. Order of Notice Thereon. A number "f books has been given to soon after breakfast the farm- F. H. who has been for “The Ark” is undergoing extensive re- Very Leaves Boston 5 pm dally, except Surday, District of Mains ss. the the The donors are Harden, poorly library past year. er’s wife began smiling at Peter. She a. some is pairs, having two bath-rooms, gas and hot for Rockland. On this 7th day of May, d. 1910, on Miss F. Dr. C. K. time, improving. the it is— Hinckley, Higgs, and cold water in and other also used words of flattery. She also reading foregoirg petition, Mrs. S. W. of Newton every room, Ordered by the court, that a hearing be Julge Virgil P. Kline, who gave the Cen- Wilder, Center, hinted that as he had no use for a to make it a first-class summer Leaves Rockland 5.15 a ra, or on arrival ol had upon the same or. the 27th day of was here a few last week. changes tury cirii and atlas, also a set of days a. d. 1910, before said court nary hotel. diamond ring he present it to her. It May, steamer from Boston.^ dally, except Monday at Portland, in said district, at ten fill- n volumes of John Houroughs’ works. Howard Cunningham and Clifford Cog- would be for her to remem- Those the in something for* Bar Bluehlll o'clock in the forenoon; and that no- Mis* Harmon and attending grand lodge Harbor, and Intermediate Herticrt W. Casein. gins spent the week-end at home. ber him as long as she lived. Peter tice thereof be published in the Ellsworth Marine at American, a in said dia- The club be ex- Portland, representing lodge landings. newspaper printed Epicurean gave |20 to The rains in said he’d think it over. and that all known and other frequent prevent farming Deer were Dr. II. W. trict, creditors, prod'*! for t>ooks. To all these friends Isle, Small, Emery in interest, at the said this vicinity. But little has been done. The farmer had a daughter named E. L. Smith, Agent, Bar Harbor. persons may appear the W. Pickering, Paul W. Scott, D. D. Q. M. time and place, and show cause, if any they ladies extend thanks, and particularly That was the reason she W. L>. Treworgy and wife, who have M. D. Joyce, George Beck, Edward Green- Betsey. have, why the prayer of said petitioner should to the tlut> for its gilt and kind interest; called herself Adele. Peter had tried not be granted. been through the winter, have re- Dr. C. E. and Elmer P. the that also for the from away law, Wasgatt Spof- Banking. And it is further ordered by court, yearly gift the town, to fall In love with but she had the clerk shall send mail to all known turned home for the Bummer. ford. her, by which has been such a help. % Informed him that the between creditors copies of said petition and this or- is the of 9. Rex. gulf addressed to them at their of resi- Secretary. Much sympathy felt for family May der, places May?. them was as wide as the Atlantic dence as stated. J. F. Staples, of Surry, whose death oc- Witness the Honorable Clarence GOTT’S ISLAND. ocean. Now she showed a disposition Hale, I.CEHILL FALLS. curred Friday, after a long illness of can- Judge of the said Court, and the seal thereof, narrow the to the width of at in said on the 7th of Will P. has gone away on a to gulf Portland, district, day cer. Harding Is what your will earn If a. Csc>.; Gray at work at the Point. the Erie canal. money May. d. 1910. invested in James E. Clerk. A number of lots have been gunning trip. shares of the [L. 8.] Hewey, Mr. ulierton and Mr. newly Next the farmer took Peter out A true of and order thereon. Towns, of Biue- of who is day copy petition and new stones in the Lucy Murphy, Bernard, teach- Attest:—James E. Hewey, Clerk. hiU, arc uoi ta graded placed to the barn and told him he was such i, ,-ai.mng for Mrs. Feru- home cemetery recently which add much to ing here, went Friday. strom. a driver of work that his wages must NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. the neat appearance of the place. Capt. Montelle Gott is fixing up the Schooner Ben Hur sailed Saturday. The be raised. He also said that Peter was Eva G. Gray, of Surry, Han- wife and A. launch Maggie to go lobstering. cock county, Maine, by her mortgage K >. John A. Meader and Mrs. than a razor and there A NEW SERIES WHEREAS Wilson arrived in the harbor Satur- sharper .that deed, dated December 8th, a. d. 1905, ana re- L. visited their Mrs. E. L. w ho has been day, to loa l. Bcllatty mother, Capt. Gott, repairing wasn’t a lightning rod man in the Is now open. Shares, SI each; monthly pay corded in the Hancock county, Maine, registry of deeds, in book 427, in Amanda Young, Sunday. Their brother, the sloop Daisy, is giving her a new coat state who could hold a candle to him. merits, si per share. page 142, conveyed W. c C -nary and wife, of Bucksport, mortgage to 8. N. Goodwin, of said Surry, a Calvin returned with them to of certain lot or of land situated in said •nd I. Young, paint. He had had forty hired men in his parcel W. Djw and wife, of Bluehill, WHY and bounded and described as follows: where he has employment for we have looked never one PAT RENT Barry Ellsworth, Halley’s comet, which time, but like Peter Holt. the Aaron •pent Sun lay with their here. when you can borrow on Beginning at Kitfield southwest parents a while. your for so long, was seen Friday morning by Then he wound up by offering Peter shares, give a drat mortgage and corner bound; thence running north twenty- Cnei east one hundred and rod* Caadage, jr., is employed as bead 9. Tramp. from reduce it every month? eight degrees forty May Thb American correspondent, his a three dollar calf for the (300 ring. Monthly said Kitfleld’s line and rods ®an at the Homestead, Parker Point, payments and Interest together on twenty beyond home. Peter asked for six months’ time in will amount to but little more to a stake and stone; thence north sixty-five for the season. WEST SURRY. west rods to a stake and He recently arrived home than you are now paying (or degrees fifty-seven J. H. of made a which to make up his mind. There thence south west from Rowe, Gloucester, Mass., rent, and In about ten years you stone; twenty-eight degrees Massachusetts, where be spent the Mrs. M. F. Campbell, who has been ill, to thence the road to business to Philip Moore’s Friday. was a Widow Glenn on the next farm will the road; easterly along winter on a milk farm. is better. trip the firat-mentioned bound, containing fifty Mr. Rowe was aa his own who he bad thought to court When OWN TOUR OWN HOMS. more or with the thereon, 9- CRUMBS. acting traveling acres, less, building All the ssd news of the death of a he to tell of his lore he was being the same premises conveyed to me by regret salesman. began For particulars inquire at J. F. Levi T. Carlisle by deed dated Dec. 8th, 1986. BKOOKLIN. respected citixen, Staples. hustled out of doors. As he was going O. W. Tinii, see’y. And whereas the above-described mortgage M. V. Babbidge is making some needed First Nat’l Bank wet and cold the widow after him: _ _ Bldg. and the notes thereby secured have been In spite of the season, on Jessie. Frank flung A. W. Kara. President. Edward Gray baa moved hia family to repairs the sloop Oapt. transferred and assigned to me, the under- of the farmers have and "Why, Pete Holt, you don't know as Kaaksag. some peas op Babbidge, of the Jessie, will give her a signed, appears by assignment thereof, to come in when it rains. Do dated April 18,1910. ana recorded in book 468. potatoes planted. coat of enough of said Hancock of E- J. Herrick, of waa in town paint. page 809, registry deeds, Rockland, you think I’m going to the idiot asy- 2Mwrtf«mtnt* ana whereas the condition of said la* week. Mre. Henrietta Billings, of North Orland, May 7. Chips. mortgage lum for a husband?” has been broken, now therefore, by reason of was called here by the serious illness of the breach of the condition of said mortgage Wallace Kane loti lor Boeton to SOUND. ▲ week after tbe diamond waa Monday her sister, Mrs. Joan Ober. ring I claim a foreclosure of said mortgage and Join a yacht. give notice of intention to fore- L. o( is brought borne tbe widow called to hereby my May 9. Ralph Springer, Lamoine, hauling close the same. John W. Staple*. Walter Peter over tbe fence to come down Crockett, who baa bean in Cam- paving (or Arthur Brown. Dated April 27,1910. den, ia at NORTH SEDGWICK. that and her aome corn home. and who have evening pop J. Warren Brown tamily, subscribers hereby give public no- borne and see wbat waa tbe matter with one Harris rjIHE Will McPheters returned Tainter waa in town laat week to Rev. Eugene been in Hallowell the past year, have re- X tice that they have been duly appointed of her hens. Peter went. His hair, executors of the last will and testament of *tend the funeral ol hia lather. from Oilman Tuesday. turned home. ears and nose were It was JOHN STEWART KENNEDY, late of the tor treat- praised; The Karri*worth Co. ita John Thurston ia in Bangor Clara who has been in Packing opened Mrs. Murphy, that be would run for office PANACEA City, County and State of NEW YORK, been in bed predicted •ardine here for the aummer on ment ot bia eyea. He baa ill last two weeks for treat- deceased, no bonds the factory Bar Harbor the gome It was remarked that bis being required by day; terms of said will. All de- May 2. two weelta. is home mnch persons having ment, improved. wife, when he came to get one. would mands against the estate of said deceased are Mrs. A. ot Bangor, was desired to the same for settlement, H. Sherman baa gone to North Mr*. Joanna Durgain, E. A. schooner F. H. be a woman. Other remarks present Capt. Lunt, proud A Positive Relief from and all indebted thereto are to ot her Mildred Wes- requested Brooklin, where she will be employed the gueat daughter, Odiorne, arrived Friday to load paving were remarked, and poor Peter was make payment immediately. Not being resi- this Pain dents of the Stale of we have season. ael, Wednesday. from Fernatd's wharf for New York. about to declare his love when Maine, ap- again pointed as our agent and attorney in the State Morrill Carrie and Anna, for the as a souvenir to of Maine for the in section Goddard and family, of New Mrs. Dority daughter Charles Bordeaux has been in Portland she asked ring It is the one general house- purposes specified 43 of chapter 66 of the revised statutes ot Tork, arrived at their at ot Sedgwick, viaited Mrs. Dority’a masonic enable the widow to remember that she Friday cottage the past week as delegate to the hold remedy you cannot Maine, L. B. Deasy, of Eden, Hancock county. for Mrs. Hattie Allen, was old thdt She Maine, whose address is Bar Har- Haskeatj the summer. mother, Sunday. lodge. He also visited his son forty years day. afford to be postofflce grand without, bor, Maine. Emma B. Kennedy, Grant re- would take It as one of the nicest, The circle will a at Alton Cloaeon and Alfred Pearl, who is a student at Kent’s Hill. William 8. library give tacking Make sure have Tod, U>e sweetest ever done for her. you Robeht E. Tod, library room turned Saturday to Rockland, Maas., 7. H. things Wednesday evening, May May _ Robert W. Deforest, M. a ahoe fac- Pete didn't leave the ring. He wanted it Refreshments will be served. where they have employent in to-day March 9, 1910. Executrix and Executors. There are more quarrels smothered by time to think about It. T. C. waa in week. tory. Stanley Bangor laat shutting youf mouth, and holding it subscriber, Elisabeth of Bal- He 9. Rah. just 1 Then the owner of the neat farm Oilman, was accompanied home by hia son May shut, than by all the wisdom in the world. THEtimore, Maryland, hereby gives notice down the road wanted to hire Peter that she has been executrix Hollis, who ia employed in that city. —Beecher. & duly appointed of SOUTH PENOBSCOT. away from his employer. He had a Thur/for? King/bufj, Bdrwor/le. the last will and testament and codicil of Repairs are made on of ELISABETH D. W. being the store is ill. wife and three daughters and all want- OILMAN, late of said James Roberta Nichols seriously atrfjfrtianntnt*. Tyler, which he purchased of the ed that None of them It. BALTIMORE, Robert son, ring.. got Mrs. Thompson, withyonng in the county of Baltimore, and state of Earntworth Packing Co. laat year. J. F. was visit her Then It suggested that he present Maryland, deceased, no bonds Btaples wiU has gone toSwanaville to parents. being required move hia goods to the build- It to n church and let It be raffled for by the terms of said will, and that she ha* ln" went to the *» won aa it is Mrs. Stillman Grindle appointed Henry M. Hall, of Ellsworth, Han- repaired. the benefit of the heathen. Peter cock Maine, her in Maine general hospital for an operation county, agent compliance Uspt. Samuel Tainter died suddenly at TRUES didn't fall for It. ne was still bang- with the provisions of section 43 of chapter 6f> his 2. PATENTS of the revised statutes of said State of Maine. home May Monday night ol heart disease. ing on and enjoying tbe situation when All demands the Mr. 7. persona having against Tainter had been a member of May a wire fence man came along and pro- eatate of said deceased are desired to I resent the same for and all in- in- a I B8S88aatiRS8{ggSfSh1ggSIIM adrtoe, how to obtain patent*, trade mar*“ settlement, Raakeag lodge, P. and A. M., since its POST nounced tbe diamond nothing but thereto are COM MAM DIR Jl'LlDH A. PRATT Ijrbjhta.IN all COUNTRIES. Sebted requested to make pay- ment W'tuiion, and was a IIX.. G. A. B. piece of glass. It was taken to town, AwJmm dir tel witk tem razee immediately. highly-respected MO. i«S DRPT. 1 Working Hme,I eitirea and and Ike April 12,1910. Eubabbth Oilman. neighbor. He leaves two sons— Mr. Isaac Cook. Commander of above Post, and the jeweler said tbe same thing. noney often patent. Kcwanee. III., writes: “Pora long time I waa "Villain! Deceiver! Swindler! Get Pitant slid IsfrliifMiwt Pnetlct EnbiMy. bothered with backache andpaln. acrossimy Write or oota* to ne at Notice. WBAT nimoOT WANTS. kidneys. About two months ago I started out of this!" shouted tbe farmer who Pauper soon saw contracted with the City ot Kilo- B»*r> bodrdeslree w Plus, and they VA8HINQTON, D. C. good health, whloh ia lm- taking Foley Kidney employed Peter. worth to And core tor thou who the were aa claimed. I HAVING support °,?'*** kidneys ere i-sound and doing fust and may need ihIiUuw tbo n.zt lyo should tosb them, and now lam tree from backache “Oh. you rascal, but it’s prison for daring tek«,h?i° ,.F<,‘»7's Kidney Bemedy I like and or. legal resident, ot Ellsworth. I * ihs first Indication of the painful bladder mieery is all (one. year, any Irregular you!" cried the Widow Qlenn. torbld nil person, than on se- **rlo«* Pills so well that I have, told trusting my illness may he averted Foley Kidney u there la fii.'Isu of friends and comrades about them, And poor Peter Holt fled in tbe night eonnt, plenty of room ud accom- ^ kli many my odation. to caroler thorn at the and shall recommend them nt every oppor- City Pans and took his ring with him. CASNOW hoau. St J. Daomun **"*‘7- O. A. Psaenna. unity." G. a. Pancnnn. 1 COUNTY NEWS. tart (J. W. Foley la Wmmom* Mmm ftw|ii union railway nation, tbe song!” tM goodies, and Mr. Atwood’s coflte, MM. OMNISTIMA mjCVKN. “Pot oo some wraps, please, Kath- finest and moat commodious in tbe United which all decided M knew bow to make. Always I wore a pretty long coat- An’ nex’ day, why. Bsry, he IS with pleasure that I in- leen.” said Wright Engleby's sister. States, if not in tbe world, bas been Told it t' Hod an* me: V. B. warm days it was soft and silky, and built; May orm yon that I am well. I “Ton and mother, too, are going to many new hotels have been erected, “TOo bad,” Bsry says, “by Jlng, cold it was soft and furry—and followed your Inatraction* ami days ride with ns." hundreds of bouses bare Abner’s broilers couldn’t sing!” SEDGWICK. apartment took Parana and Manalln. I am the prettiest hat and a pale blue veil When I was read; Mr. Wright En- sprung up, and electric railways reaching Earl Grindle isit horn*. with long ends, just like tbe other la- now abla to do my honaawork gleby picked me np In his arms and to all parta of tbe surrounding country APPLE-SEED JOHN dles in their autos. Beally. though, MIm Jennie Tonne bu gone to Brook- again. carried me down the walk and set me and towns bare made, as it were, one city “I thank after I once flew away round the cor- lin. yon many time*, Dr. In the big red anto. And the next of Washington, Baltimore, Alexandria, Countless Tree* Now for ner and tbe broad road Apple Perpetu- Hartman, yonr valuable ad- along smooth, minute he and his sister and mother A eon wee born to J. W. Allen and wife Rockville, Hyattaville, Takoma, Chevy ate Hla vice. I believe, had I not taken beyond I never once thought again of Memory. last Monday. and 1 were all flying sway around the Chase and Falla Church, thus taking In I would not be the what 1 wore, for there was the coun- In the early part of the nineteenth cen- Parana, among curre. an area capable of ottering accomoda- R. A. Bracy baa (one to New York to Sometimes the road wound be- tury there wea ■ man who waa known living. try. After that there were a a man; rides— tions to half million visitors. Join yacht. “Whenever I have a little Indl- tween beautiful wind blown meadows from the Hudaon to the Ohio aa “Apple- the four of us, and sometimes Bill; But the greatest improvement that bee Qrores came from Eden to daisies and tall sometimes he went he Bridges pais geetlon I take a doee of Parana of grasses; scrubbed till be Seed John”, became wnerever shone. Bnt one da;, been made in Washington and completed at borne. me. I itself in of moist waa Sunday and It helpe keep Parana it lost tangles sweet, Instead of planted an apple aeed. He lond ot the big red car, up to our since 1800 is tbe reclamation of the Po- the house now.” woods; sometimes it ran down hills and durine the aeaaon had E. L Fergueon baa purchased the W. Q. In house came the little green one. Some- tomac fiats and their transformation into apples, always Pert and will more Mr*. Chrlatlna Stneven, and across bridges only to climb other a supply. He never threw the core away, place, there. how it looked like an old friend. a beautiful park in tbe oentre of the city, P. Hew hills with other other as do moat but he R. F. 1, Holstein, Wl*. sunny spaces, Mother kissed me. Then Mr. people, carefully pre- J. P. Garter baa returned to Chmdan, Wright as it were, for this park lies between There are a multitude of woodland and other hills served the and aa he threaded his where he ia great patches carried me out and me la seeds, employed boat building. Engle by put Pennsylvania avenue, tbe White House of In theUnited State* who beyond. way along the newly ent roads through people the car. and tbe Potomac river. Tbe park is per- Mias Harrietts Bridges has gone to to thank Of course I was too old to such the wilderness in his have occasion Dr. Hart- play On and on we went till we came to wanderings through to work in the Goddard fectly level, of ample area, and admirably Naskeag cottage. man times for his valuable things. But if one hasn’t walked a the states he hem and there planted an many streets that were crowded full of big adapted aa a show ground or site fora Several from this place attended tbs advloe. Thousands of letter* step in five years and never can walk apple ased. Hundreds ot trees that be go motorcars and little ones, trolley cars world's fair. at South Bluehlll on one has to some- county grange Fri- out from Dr. Hartman every year, again Imagine things and trucks and cabs and all of planted grew to perfection, and many an sorts At Philadelphia, Chicago and St. Louie day. advice to times. orchard in western Pennsylvania, Ohio giving gratuitous ▼abides. In one place there was such it wee necessary to travel far miles from all Then came the day when Billy, the and Indiana had their start from seeds J. F. Lana is having old Boon replaced chronlo Invalids over the a Jam we had to stop and wait. tbe city in order to reach tbe expositions, States. little next door, fell in the was by hard wood. E. J. Byard ia the United boy asleep In the midst of all the noise planted by “Apple-Seed John”. Us doing and end tbe fatigue suffered and tbe time lest work. From the letters of those middle of the road. I called and called, never known any other name. many hurt; the man In the automobile put from to tbe and re- by I couldn’t wake nor his going lodgings lair, which he receives for this great tat him, make There was a law of that every Mrs. P. B. Bridges, of Haven, with bar one big hand over both mine. interfered with tbe en- Spain mother in tbe next bouse nor turn, greatly work, are selected the testimo- hear, any “Ton will walk traveller sating fruit as ha Journeyed little ton, la visiting bar father, H. H. again and be well joyment and tbe educational benefits that nials that have made Parana mother. nor any one. And then. Just as the should Qandaga. and strong,” be said, "but Just as you might have been derived. Tbe Potomac along Spanish highways stop I knew it would, the green automobile and Justly famous. an now. little I want to tail long enough to plant the sued, it is May*. H. girl. you park it in easy walking distance from tbe _ cams flashing round tbs comer from said that for all the roads of something. I love you. Will you re- centra of many years the the city and easily accessible by city. member T Spain were lined with peach, pear, and ashville. already established street oar lines from were admitted 1 leaned out as far as 1 could. 1 trees from the seeds William Bernal to membership. All through those long weeks la the all of tbe apricot springing Martin, Jr., is painting bis waved my blue shawl. The man in parts surrounding country. A dam dew supper wua served. when I was too sick and tired thus planted. Tbs fruit ot thosa tress house. the automobile must have been look- hospital, There it a plan to secure, if possible, ex- waa for Miss E. A. Macom bar’s friends and discouraged and homesick to re- the refreshment of travellers, and Mias Bern lea Smith was In re- many that time, for almost at President Roosevelt aa president of the ex- Bangor ing my way member was permitted to be gathered only by will be glad to know she will open the anything else. I thought of position. leading business and profes- cently. once he stopped. I pointed to Billy. and then for their im- laundry hare May 16. those words. When at last I was a lit- sional men in them, only enough He Jumped out of the car, picked Billy Washington Have united in Mra. Harry Bean, of Union villa, has tle better Mr. came to mediate wants. Mrs. Elisa Stubbs was a Wright Engleb; an effort to secure hie Tbe been relatives la town given pleasant up Just as carefully and laid him on acceptance. When ceded visiting recently. see me often, with flowers and fruits. board of tbe Virginia the territory surprise party Saturday evening In cele- the grass under the tree. Then trade, chamber of commerce, Norman Hale and wile and William maple "No more northwest of the Ohio river to the of her dolls." be laughed. "Ton and other citixena’ associations of tbe general bration seventy-ninth birthday. he lifted his cap to ms, and away he Martin, Jr., and wife were at Tunk are quite grown up now. Kathleen Ma- government, the government set aside one pond Mays. went in the little green auto. district are interested in tbe movement, ▼ourneen.” or 640 acres, of the land out of fishing recently. 9. M. and there Is that tbe section, May Well, tbe very next day the green strong probability E. Sometimes his sister came and every sixteen sections for school purposes. J. Robertson and family have re- automobile ran so slowly past our some- greatest of human undertakings will be times mother. And I had a In Ohio and Indiana, and perhaps in other turned home from Bangor, and have NORTH ORLAND. house I almost thought it was going to lovely celebrated at tbe capital of tbe country white nurse who took states afterward carved out ot the terri- moved into tbeir home. of stop. Billy was playing under the capped splendid moat vitally Interested in tbe completion Charles and Hawaii Qiun, the village, care of me. And other al- tory, the legislatures provided far leasing Mies Ada Bartlett celebrated her tree. The man in the auto called to every day of tbe inter-oceanani canal. birth- visited R. O. Davis Sunday. lands for most the great an hour the school agricultural purposes, with a on him and handed him a large square surgeon spent day party Monday evening. Miss Qrace Crosby, taacher In district or so with me. By and be told me and stipulated that the lessor should plant Sixteen friends were Ice-cream package. Then he lifted his cap to me by LOBSTKR PLANTING. present. No. 7, was home over Sunday. I could go home. annually a specified number of pear and and cake were served. again, and away be went round the Mrs. Henrietta and Prank He told me else apple trees. All these Billings comer out into tbe something too. But Steamer Which Distrib- things happened May*. Phcxbk. country. Sheldrake, _ visited friend* in last week. I him so bard not to tell long before any conservation theory was Trundy Surry Billy came running to me. begged any ute* Them Along Coast. one else that be promised not to. And tanght. In some of the states mentioned BAVS1DE. A. H. Gray sold a valuable pair ot bones “Mister said.” said Billy, handing One ot the most interesting craft along the nurse promised too. it waa also provided that the lessor of Mies to Wallace Grave*, of East Bncksport, last me the package, “ter give this ter the Maine coast is the the Bernice Lancaster spent Saturday Sheldrake, finely school lands should not cut down of week. The man Id the auto and his sister any and at her home in Lamoine. yon.” equipped little boat owned by Maine, and Sunday took me home. He carried me up the the timber trees growing thereon. So it May 6. B. “To met" used in the work of the sea and shore Emery Frazier, who will be watchman walk and set me down in my old will be seen that conservation is no new “Yep. ter the little goll on the porch, commission. in the mill this summer, will board with chair back of the Tines. idea. NORTH DEER ISLE. miater said. An’ be guv me a dime.” The boat is fitted with engine and mils Mra. William Pomroy. Mother cried over me a little. Much has been done during the few Mrs. E. L. of came Sat- I the There were Then past Frost, Boston, opened package. and in every way has most modern Nelson Lord and who have she and Wright sister went equip- years to improve the highways of the wife, been to her summer two beautiful books bound in blue and Engleby's electric urday open cottage. ment, including lights and search- if in Boston all winter, came home Into the house. country. Now, along those highways Tuesday. Mrs. Emma who has been iD full of colored pictures. and electric hell service. is Demon, lights, It fruit and were Their son Horace came Mr. Wright Engleby came close to forest trees planted so as to Friday. Boston the arrived home Sat- Three days later Billy brought me commanded by Oapt. Clarence A. Packard, past winter, me. He towered up over me. strong make a refreshing shade during the hot Fred E. Beede, of Surry, engineer in another package. In it was the love- and its route ia from to Ports- urday. Eastport of the summer a the came liest all in and big and handsome. days it would be delight, mill, last Monday to get the doll, soft bine, with forget- mouth. Jonathan Torrey is having a piazza "Remember, little girl?” he said. and not a punishment, to travel along the engines ready for starting this week. menot blue eyes and golden brown “We begin in to collect the built on the front ot his boose, and other April roads of America. a curls. I nodded. 1 could scarcely bear the country Plant seed. Charles A. who the mother lobsters,” said Packard rec- Smith, spent past! repairs made. J. E. Lenders is doing the look in his Oapt. There used to be a in our school- “Yon must It said moth- sorry eyes. story week in Surry, returned home give back.” ently .“and they are taken to the govern- Saturday. work. "Just as you are. I told you then, books of a Nee. England village that was He was er. Her voice was so stern I scarcely ment fish at accompanied by hie wife and son, 9. H. and as are I hatchery Boothbay Harbor. famed tar and wide for its May knew it was mother's. Then I dear, Just you want you. beautifully who have been in the seven cried. Last year we distributed 42,000,000 of Surry past Tomorrow you and mother and Annie shaded streets. In summer time it was weeks. It was bad enough to have no way of yoong and this the number and I will take a ride In the red auto. lobsters, year like s forest. All this and comfort the man in the automobile. beauty May 8. XI KIT. thanking will reach over 50,000,000. There are now Do you remember a little church came from the benevolence of one man, I couldn’t bear to hurt his feelings by more lobsters on the Maine coast than back the doll. And and which stands all by Itself in some who, on dying, bequeathed to the trustees HT. DESERT. giving by by ever before, and they are constantly in- IN NEW YORK SOCIETY. evergreen trees across a bridge beyond of the village f&,000, which waa to be care- mother said. “Well, well, Kathie, nev- creasing in number. Mies Dolly Richard bod ia employed at a little Tillage?" fully invested and the er mind this timer' Tbs of proceeds annually Hull's Cove. policy planting lobsters is prov- in Then one before the usual Again I nodded. expended planting and caring for shade Baullful Women of the 400 who day, long ing to be of the use and 1“ E. “The la a highest fulness, trees the streets. Thus ^Pl* Pray launched hie new when I was in the I clergyman Mend of mine. along for nearly have Luxuriant Hair. time, sitting sun, the fishermen are now motor boat I've told him recognising this 100 Monday. heard an auto Somehow I about you. and be will years this man's gift had annually In New York, where women coming. fact and are aiding the government in gay be ready. Will your planted 100 or more trees in the Alvah Ward la home from Boston for a their Ideal from their lis- knew it was the auto. I tried to move, In village. get foreign “Not tomorrow," I said—"the every possible way. my opinion only while. He expects to return the first of the hair tonic called Parisian but I couldn’t. And Billy had gone day ten, after If ninety-five per cant, of the men along the June. is in demand. home. next I knew man you wish." Four Mile* an Hour. Sage great The thing the Maine coast who are Walking He Then he and his slater engaged in fisheries Parisian is the of a in the auto had stopped in front of yielded. Thera U nothing that the average TheW.C. W.’a gave an entertainment Sage diaoovery business ohev the laws. You know there well-known scientist, and he claims our went away. believe* iron than that in Masonic hall house. are peraon implicitly Saturday evening, May 7, always a few people who will break a most emphatically that it la the only Next day I sat behind the Tines and he can walk tour mile* an hour of the “Old "Hello, little bluebird!" he cried. I because easily. consisting farce, Maids’ Con- hair that will kill the waited. 1 law, auppoee simply it is a law. preparation “FI; down here and hare a ride with Wore my blue linen gown, Almost any one will eay: “We were out vention,” with singing and recitations. dandruff They want to do something that they are persistent germs. me.” the pretty silky coat Wright (or an boor and a half 9. Ska O. A. Eagleby's told must not he done. walking to-day. May Shell. Parcher guarantees Parisian I shook my head. slater had given me on my birthday Let me see—(our miles an hoar; that makes Sage to care dandruff in two weeks, “We find that the great number of “You’re not a bluebird? never and a big. Soppy hat. with a blue vetl. sis miles we went.” And he is convinced BLUEHILL. to stop falling hair; to make dull, life- Well, visitor* who come to Main*in the summer less and oolorlesa hair beautiful and mind. Run down, then, and take a By and by I saw the little green auto that is the ground his party covered. Mrs. Belle O. has are much interacted in our Hinckley gone to Mas- Then I did work. When- luxuriant; to cure all diseases nice ride with me. I like little girls.” coming. just what the That same average person ha* only to sachusetts to visit her son Trueman. itching ever we are in harbor we always have a of the scalp, or money back. “But I’m not a little girl at all.” I great snrgton and the nurse had made try to walk (our miles in sixty minutes to large nitnber of who are anxious to The men’s league held a session The is 50 cents a me do over and over I stood gueete pleasant price only large cried. “I’m eighteen years old, and again. up discover that it is good, stiff going. There in the Y. see our beat and ask innumerable ques- chapel Friday evening, May 6. bottle. Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. I'm taller than mother.” on my two feet. I waved mother are many more (oiks who cover three miles tions relating to our methods of raising The man In the automobile laughed. away. 1 crept across the porch back in the time, when they think they are go- lobster*. You would be surprised at the “Jump up and show me,” he said. of the vines. When the auto stopped ing st the rate ol a mile better, than there number of who have a in front of the people curiosity to “It’s true,” I said, "but I can’t show bouse 1 stood quite are who actually known the pace they are take a mil upon the, Sheldrake, but of you ’cause I'm lame.” alone on the steps of the porch. making. course then are.so of these 1 threw a kiss many requests What do you suppose happened? to the man In the It is an easy thing to determine. For we have been obliged to make a rule that The man Jumped straight out of his auto. Then 1 did what the surgeon instance, ooe man noted the time on his no shall be taken. In cases had me I passengers of auto. He came up our narrow little told could—I walked straight watch when he started and swung along accommodation for transporting Does sot next down the walk toward the little people, at a Color walk. The minute he was on our green that he believed was a the Hair gait (ondly however, we are glad to help out, but AYER’S HAIR VIGOR porch. He was ever so much bigger auto. Halfway the man met me. mile in ten minutes. That, (or instance, these cases are rare. We intend to be in and stronger and taller than I’d •‘Nor’ 1 cried. "Don't touch me. would be about one-hall the speed that Stops Falling Hair An Elegant Dressing harbor every night, and thus far we have thought He almost filled the space please." the average mile runner would make Destroys Dandruff Makes Hair Grow met with no serious accidents.” back of the vines. He looked down at I walked, almost running, to Billy’s when be was (airly new to the game, but house and back. Ingredients: 5u|e(?ur- Glycerin. Quinio. Sodiam Chlorid. me. very little and lame and ashamed I would have been he would have to train (or a time to do --— Capucum. Sase. Akahol. Water. Perfume. "Ton talk about power* ana your eae. upon tku there In my wheel chair. , walking yet with the joy of It had not that. The walker didn’t take out his ™de lawn. fro"1'this formula is harmless, yet possesses positive merit. A Off came his cap. the man caught me up and set me watch until |he had reached the end o( hairb.l'aili>jepYati^n a hair a But they ain't the kind o’ medium* that appeal* food, tonic, hair dressing. Consult your doctor about these hair problems. "I’m so he said. For a min- down in the auto. his drat mile. Then be was sorry,” to eommon aenae; looked. It __Atkb Oournr. Lo^wll. M—._ ute be didn't didn’t tell me. little flfteen minutes say anything else, just “Why you glrlf Ton may talk about your dodger*, and your almost to the second stood looking down at me. Then he he cried. circular* and tueh. when he ended that mile. went on: "You just must forgive me “Oh. Wright” I cried. “I was so But I calculate they dont aaalst an adrertlaer This was a little ol a shock, espec- STOP and consider your run down condition somehow. I was rude. Impertinent, afraid! It seemed too good to be true. ially as there were only a couple o( cross- And especially In irlntor, when the mow la on in the mirror if doubt the stupid, everything I ought not to have I couldn't believe it would last. And walks in the way and there was a nice rs-rop'N LOOK you symptoms. If the ground, been.” it hadn’t I couldn’t have borne it— stretch o( |gravel path alongside the LISTEN to s word of counsel for tired nerve*, disordered I wonder when your pouter* aad your dodger* "Yon 1 was a little I for sake. dear, for sake!” which to walk. liver and sluggish bowels. L. F.” Atwood's Medicine haa thought glrlT' your your can be pavements ;on But he found? LOOK brought to hundreds In condition. said. I’m quite certain the little green started off (or the seoond time. help just your But within the eoey homestead, when the parlor again Monroe, Me. “I wasn’t so far wrong there, was I? auto had a mind of its own. Neither This time he walked his •tore'* aglow, steadily, using "iff*** IA*! tired out and run down with * ttomack *roubUt ^LISTeM2 L.F. Atwood novor to me ." little that's of us had a to and Median* hat You're a grownup girl, thought spare it just n* newapaper la read aloud to wa hips, eventually got at a failed help _ Oreryoao striding clip -Mrs. ABB IE SMITH know.” all. Bat what did you do with the then. But all by Itself It rounded that convinced him he was at least " going Accept no substitute—the original bears L. F.” in large red letters doll and the picture books. Mlss”- the curve, and away. away, away It (our minntes^better than the other mile. 00 *'f*y bottle. At any dealers, cents. jj ■ "Kathieen.” 1 said before I thought. flew straight Into the heart of the glad Boom shine* with a double 1 outre when The inexorable watch showed (onrteen •et in THE-U,..Mg£&grt’ fssd.md.lto. There had never been any one to call green country. humility.—.Pena. minutes lor ths^aecond mils.