American, )WB*r»irTio» price, 92.00 per tiai. f IF PAID IV ADPABCV. 91-80. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY APRIL 1912. | BNTBBBD All RBCOIVD CLASS MATTBB I AFTERNOON, 24, I AT THI ELLA WORTH POSTOFFICB. 1 No. 17. aobmumnititfl LOCAL AFFAIRS. Methodist church. Rev. H. B. Haskell atibm#imnu». will attend as delegate from the £ast Maine ciirsjE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WRKK. conference. Dr. Kiser goes in the financial interest of the Ellsworth church. A C Notices of Hagertby— foreclosure. his for four C I Staples—Automobile for sale. Daring absence, Sundays, the Kl! a worth Loan A Building Ass’n—House pulpit will be supplied by Rev. N. F. At- for sale. wood, of Confidence Bulck runabout for sale. Bangor. Charles C Gray —Freedom notice. Representatives of Conners of Palmer's 5 and 10c store—Grand opening. Bros., the successful bidders for his In the bank while he has Thbwtos: Lowell, Mass., The man who keeps money plenty the Notice to contractors. postoffice building extension, have a friend In the bank to whom he can torn when he has little. creates BANooai been in town during the past week; also OF ELLSWORTH. confidence In this bank begets its confidence in you, Haring Rasters Trust A Banking Co. some of the sub-contractors on the work, far on the road to success with- and we can’t, any of us. get very DttTH: taking measurements and looking over A A CAPITAL,.$ 100,000 out giving and receiving confidence. Eastman—Strawberry plants. the present building and tbe.lot. Actual Blcehill: SURPLUS and This bank has fairly earned Tour confidence through twenty- work of construction, it is nnderstood, PROPIT8, 75.000 Democratic class convention. will begin in fire years of square dealing and helpful service. Bbooklin: early May. STOCKHOLDERS’ LIABILITY, 100,000 The It will appreciate your account, check, savings or safe deposit. O L Flye—Two cooks wanted. concert and ball at Hancock hall ASSETS,. 1,400,000 Sbdowick: Monday evening, to dedicate the hand- L W Grant—Hatching eggs for sale. some new floor, was a success socially and EDBN: Absolute absolute financially. Many compliments were paid security, permanency, conservative management and service—these four form the foundation which this Notice to contractors. the contractor, A. M. Foster, who laid it painstaking upon bank Burrill National Bank has been erected. These four we guarantee to you in connection with any in record time. j The committee, of which and all business which you may place in our hands. SCHEDULE OP MAILS Harry W. Haynes was chairman, worked Your account is respectfully solicited. We are empowered by law to OF ELLSWORTH. AT BLLBWOBTH POSTOFF1C*. act as trustees for the estates of hard in behalf of the affair, and is deserv- persons deceased. The reasons why its In effect April 14, 1912. services are more desirable than those of individuals are of much many. ing credit. About |40 net was Our is more and our * experience extended, investment opportunities are MAILS BBCBIVKD. realized. better. Our relations with clients are confidential always. Trust funds Pbom West—7.18 a m; 4.14, 6.26 p m. and securities in its charge are from its commercial H. P. Carter, of West Ellsworth, has kept absolutely apart Fbom East—11.06,11.67 a m; 6.47,10.62 p m. banking assets. An additional guarantee of perfect security lies in the fact leased the store on Main street in the MAIL CLOSBS AT POSTOFFICB Joy that the transactions of this bank are under the constant supervision of the and in a week or State Ooiwo WAST—10.30,11 JO a m; 6.15, 9 pm. block, will, ten days, banking department. Your business will be welcomed whether it be small, or and Goino East—6.46 a ro; 8.46, 6 p open a general store. Mr. Carter, who is a large every n^. possible accommodation will be accorded to you that is consistent with successful farmer, has been a Registered mail should be at postoffice half conducting sound banking. an hour before mail closes, small store at his home in West Ells- YOU WE’LL HELP. SundaytrainarrivesatK.ua m; leaves 6.20 worth; this w ill be given up, and Mr. Car- SAVE; m. p Mall closes at o for 5.20 train at 4.60 m. p p ter will move his family to town about Postofllce open on Sunday from 9 to 10 a m. The dime* end duller* you “fritter away” May 1, and will occupy apartments over here and there had much better be laid foolishly the store. reaches the dignity of an encore, but that GREEN LAKE. to credit in our F. C. Burrill and wife returned to Port- away your Havings Department. Q. Porter Smith, who has been at his was the temper of the audience at Pythian H. It's an easy way to a sizeable land Monday. Capt. I Chapman has improved in acquire money home here ill for some time, is at present hall last evening, and the reason for it was board—and we liberal interest on such health since coming here. pay Harry Acborn, of Boston, was the guest confined to his bed. His son Walter, who to be found in the exceptional quality of Write or call tor of Mrs. Arthur Moore has deposits. particulars. friends in Ellsworth a few days last has been employed on a steamer running the artists, and the appeal of an admira- Mrs. Jellison, of Ellsworth week. from Key West to Havana this winter, bly selected programme. It is not of- Falls, caring for her. EASTERN TRUST & BANKING Miss Jessie Foster, who has been the arrived home yesterday. Mr. Smith’s ten Portland concert-goers hear at one Gladys Crossman passed her fifth birth- CO., Mrs. L. recital such tine singers as Miss and Bangor, Maine. guest of Mrs. J. A. Peters, has returned daughter, M. Kidder, of Lynn really day Monday, was remembered by to her home in Bar Harbor. Mass., ana his mother, Mrs. Mildred Potter and Mr. John Barnes friends from and near. Branches at Old Town. Machlas and Dexter Oreenley fa^ Smith, who has several weeks in Wells, so accomplished a violinist as Miss Miss Willa Frost, who is now teaching spent M. Quinn is making extensive altera- and but not so Massachusetts, also came Josefa Schuller, last, least, in one at Peabody, Mass., has been spending a yesterday. tions of his buildings and adding inspiring an accompanist as Mr. Chapman short recess at her home here. Class parts for the commencement exer- a piazza. It will be occupied by Station himself. But Mr. has made a cises of the Ellsworth high school have Chapman Agent Frank Trafton and w ife. The baseball team of the west side for the if been as follows: reputation “delivering goods”, school defeated the S. B. C.’s assigned Valedictory, The ice is going fast. it melted grammar we be the Sunday Erva Adelia may pardoned slang phrase last afternoon. Giles; salutatory, Barron; rapidly, and in the Friday Score, 27-11. in to and last con- Monday, southerly address to relation music, night’s undergraduates, Percival Wes- wind, it w’as broken so as to resemble lit- Mrs. F. A. who has been ill the was in line more Orcutt, of cert simply with import- cott; presentation gifts, Bryant Moore; tle islands. No doubt fishing wrill be en- past week at the home of Mrs. Mansel B. ant undertakings. On a small scale it history, Eva Gerry: prophesy, Jessie before All where sbe is joyed Sunday. boats have been Young, boards, improving. Mo was as admirable and satisfying, in its rang. The valedictory and salutatory painted and are as a music festival concert. ready. Wellington Haslam has sold the Thomas are assigned according to rank for the way, Leslie Allen and w’ife were of on Church which he guests A. house, street, bought four years of the high school course, the G. Noyes and wife from Patriot’s day over recently, to John Blood, jr., of the Blood other parts being assigned by election. SHOE FACTORY PROJECT. Knitting Mills. Sunday. Others who visited the cottages Dana Smith, son of the late Everard Q. >lr. Now It to were George H. Nutter, S. Mallard, Dr. Mrs. William who is Normandy Presenting Freeman, on.her Smith, formerly of Ellsworth, who has C. P. Thomas and WALL People of Ellsworth. wife, Capt. S. Wood- from the South to her home in Cher- PAPER way made a study of with experi- and navigation, Charles Charles Q. Normandy, who is interested bury wife, Harlow. ry field, is the guest en route of George A. ence on both steam and sailing vessels, in a proposition to establish a small shoe Parcher and wife. has steadily risen in his profession. He factory in Ellsworth, is spending a few COMING KVKX rs. New Stock Now in. A. I. Saunders and wife were called to will soon sail for Europe in the palatial Spring days in town making a personal canvass Mac bias Monday by the sudden death on Vanderbilt steam-yacht, Warrior, as sec- ELLSWORTH. to see what iinancial help the people of Sunday of Mrs. Saunders’ brother-in-law, ond officer. The yacht will cruise in Wednesday evening, April at Han- 1 Ellsworth will give such an industry. 24, George H. Foster. European waters until next December, cock hall — Conferring of decoration of Robert (i raves Co.’s exclusive designs and The committee from the Merchants’ asso- when Mr. Smith expects to visit relatives Canton The ladies' of the social circle of the j ciation thinks Mr. Normandy’s proposi- chivalry by Bangor, followed by floral borders here for a short time before Many cut-out church will have a basket going to his ; dancing. Admission, including colorings. Baptist May tion looks good, and that the necessary dancing, home in Seattle, Wash. 25 reserved first row in now so much used. from sale and supper at the vestry to-day. The amount in subscriptions to stock can be cents; seats, gallery Paper and two rows on sale will be from 3.30 to 8 o’clock; supper A county road meeting under the aus- raised. P. B. Russell is interested with stage, 35 cents; on sale at the W. K. Parker Co. store at the usual hour. pices of the State department of high- Clothing 10c DOUBLE ROLL UP. Mr. Normandy in the proposition. Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. was held at the The seniors of the high school are to ways, courthouse Satur- Mr. Normandy and Mr. Russell head the afternoon. There Thursday evening, April 25, at Bayside an entertainment in the school day was a good attend- list with each. Mr. give high subscription f1,000 hall—Dance and ance of officers and grange supper. building next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. municipal road com- Normandy wants to meet all the people J. A. Main St. There will be singing and recitations. missioners from Ellsworth and other interested in this project, and members of Friday evening, April 26, at Masonic THOMPSON, towns of the hall social Irene Home-made candy will be for sale. county, with the full board of the Merchants’ association will be glad to —Leap-year by chapter, O. E. S. county commissioners. After an extended for to meet him. Irene chapter, O. E. 8., will give a leap- make appointments any address by State Highway Commissioner Mr. Russell is well and favora- Friday evening, 8 o’clock at year social Friday evening, April 26, at already April 26, Hardison on road building, there was a known of Ellsworth high school and Masonic hall. Music by Monaghan’s or- bly to the people building—Entertainment general discussion of road problems which and from his connection sale senior class. chestra. Members please bring cake. vicinity previous candy by brought out many valuable points. with the Cole shoe here. He has a Masons and their families are invited. factory Saturday evening, April 27, at Society The Sanitary Donaqua lodge, K. of P., had the dis- summer home in Lamoine. He is an ex- hall—Dance. The new Palmer store will be opened, tinguished honor last shoe man. Everybody Wednesday evening perienced at Hancock hall — for inspection only next Friday evening, Wednesday, May 1, cm mivo a at a time. of entertaining the supreme grand chan- Mr. Normandy is president and treas- little BAKERY from 7 to 9 o’clock. There will be music Concert by W. R. Chapman, Miss Mildred cellor, the highest officer of the order in urer of the Mutual Shoemakers Incor- by Monaghan’s orchestra. The store w ill Potter, contralto, Miss Josefa Schaller, Financial success is a the United States, in the person of Mr. poration, of Norridgewock, and has built simply open for business Saturday morning, at violinist, John Barnes Wells, tenor, under Justice Hanson, who was presiding at the up a successful business from a small matter of sticking to your sav- “RoundtheComer" 8 o’clock. auspices and for benefit of Ellsworth Holi'a Bread in the last three month* April term of the supreme court here. beginning. He proposes, if he comes to festival chorus. ha* driven all save from The ice has left the in this vicin- ing plan—making your competitors, one, ponds There was work in the first fol- to introduce the same original the field. At the of one of Ells- degree, Ellsworth, at request and the fishermen are Monday evening. May 6, OddlFel- worth’s ladies, I have decided to ity, getting ready lowed a at which B. methods which have contributed so than leading by banquet George largely lows social stronger offer a #10 decorated fruit-cake to the for business. The ice left Patten hall—Leap-year by RebekaHs. Character] pond Stuart acted as toast-master. The to the success of the in Ellsworth, or who will prin- Norridgcwock plant. person vicinity, and Green lake after Wednesday, May at Hancock ball^- any Temptation write the best article as to why Ellsworth Monday, yesterday cipal speakers of thq evening were The feature of this is a profit- 8, noon. Branch is also said to Judge principal should home Industries pond to-day Merchants’ association minstrels. * *. to people patronise Clerk-of-Courts Bunker and Rev. the customer be- spend. and Ellsworth made products. be clear of ice. Hanson, sharing plan, whereby This article not to contain over flOO E. D. Kizer. comes an interested party, receiving a and to be used as an advertise- Tickets for the Chapman concert next words, of the in consideration of — The Ellsworth Merchants’ portion profits airorrtiBnnm^ ment. Increased business makes it nec- Wednesday evening what are left of association for me to enlarge my shop in the minstrel show will in fifteen days. This cessary them—are on sale at Smith & be the big attraction prompt payment near future. My bread is made from Hagerthy’s Hancock Co. for tends as a safeguard against bad debts, as Savings Fillsbury’s Best flour, with pure lard, clothing store in Manning block. There Wednesday evening, May 8, at Han- and card for Success with milk, etc., in plain view of my customers. has been a large advance sale, but some cock hall. Miss of ex- well as a drawing holding your Chicks — Moreau, Portland, j =— use lard or oil and We no compounds, desirable seats are still left. customers. this season the nothing but Pleischmann’s Yeaat for rais- perienced in this work, will stage the depends |upon Bank make here women’s proper food. There is nothing bet- ing purposes. The ladies of the Methodist church will show. It is hoped to have a chorus of It is proposed to Ellsworth, IN/I alnv We now four and a little ter than H-O-Stearns Cooked employ people, as Mr. hold a cooked food and apron sale in the voices. The first turn shoes for comfort wear, and, a C'oinnienced Business later will use a larger number, all of forty chorus rehearsal Chick Feed. Try bag and your whom will be residents of Ellsworth. Our Dorr building on Main street next Satur- will be held at Hancock hall to-morrow- Normandy operates a factory making in- chick troubles are over. May i, 1873. are no higher than you pay else- afternoon. This will be the _ prices dav first of a fants’ much stock that would be inferior This will be the first of a series shoes, I Have a Complete Line of Poul- where for products. Through series of four food sales to be on evening. s given waste or could only be used to poor ad- the courtesy of our merchants, Holz of three entertainments to be under try and Dairy Supplies and successive Saturday afternoons at the given will be sold to that in a Bread is kept in stock and delivered with vantage, factory can quote the lowest their other goods. same place. the auspices of the Merchants’ association cut condition. all articles to to raise for association prices. Address Hols, The has been money Mr. Normandy, being the salesman and Ellsworth. John Blood, sr., spending a expenses, Baker, Water Street, largely for promoting the industrial ad, of his factory, would, he says, bring H-O-Stearns Cooked Chick Feed. Maine. For further at few in the buyer particulars enquire days Ellsworth, watching prog- vancement of Ellsworth. to Ellsworth a good list of customers, and H-O-Special Scratch Feed. our shop and salesroom. ress of work at the mill. The the Ellsworth would also have the Mash Feed. knitting (Jne candidate irom JNokomis factory H-O-Dry Kebekab H-O-Milk Feed. bleaching machinery is now being set up, benefit of his extensive advertising. Pictures lodge of Ellsworth, a resident of Hurry, It is to under the Beef Scraps. Baker. and this work finished, the plant will be proposed organize HOLZ, two from Unison lodge of Bar Harbor, name of the Mutual Shoemakers of Ells- Bone Meal. in complete running order. There are Cracked Bone. one worth, and to issue 7 per cent, preferred now about twenty hands employed at the each from East Corinth and stock at flO a share, par value. Mica Crystal Grit. mill, with additions to the force being Danforth will receive the decoration of The is worthy of Chick Grit. made gradually. proposition certainly Chivalry at Hancock hall this evening. consideration by the people of Ellsworth, Oyster Shells. Charcoal. Rev. E. D. Kizer, of the Methodist This is the first time this ceremony has and all interested should make an ap- Alfalfa Meal. Framed for to meet Mr. Normandy and church, will leave Friday Minneapolis ever been performed in Ellsworth. The pointment learn the full details of the plan at first Dr. Hess’ Poultry and Stock Remedies. Just Received to attend the general conference of the decoration will be conferred here by Can- hand. Dr. Hess’ Instant Louse Killer. ton Bangor, Patriarchs Militant—forty- Kow Kure. Garget Remedy. New Line of Mould- five of them in full uniform. About fifty a new barrel of 'Shucrtua mints. WEST ELLSWORTH• nice, are expected here from Bangor. The AUSTIN H. affair will be an admission fee 10V, assy® public, Bertie Meader has to Northeast Stock. white being charged, to include dancing which gone ings'in heavy, work. will follow the ceremony. Harbor to A OF B. BARREL EXTRA- Joe Mitchell Chappie, of Boston, editor of Dora Hooper has returned to Franklin, IRA HAQAN, Jr., HEAVY the National Magazine, will be the guest after a week’s visit with Mrs. H. P. Car- Civil Engineer, Water Glass of honor at a business men’s dinner at Odd ter. Land Fellows hall Thursday, May 2, at noon. James Carter, of Bangor, spent Saturday Surveyor. Stanwood Studio, Cormpondanca Solicitad. the time to It is under the auspices of the Merchants’ night and Sunday with his parents, C. J. Main Me. Now is Street, Ellsworth, association, but all business men, whether Carter and wife. ELLSWORTH FALLS, ME. P. 0 Box 7. save for your eggs WATER members of the association or not, are John A. Meader, who has spent the win- Tickets be obtained of IS YOUK winter—while invited. may Roy ter with his father, has left with his wife they of the C. Haines, secretary association, at for Ipswich, Mass., where be will find SPRING SUIT to Loan this Money are cheap. fifty cents, price being charged employment. in shape to wear? If not. let me GLASS the of the din- clean and press it. merely to defray expense ON William Carlisle, Alva Giles, Cate HAND ner, which will be one of Caterer John NOW ON and Lester Carter w’ill leave Tues- All Kinds of Repairing (■proved, Productive Real Estate; on Q. A. H. Leland’s best. Mr. Chappie will have Meader Parcher,'Druggist an for the busiuess for East Hampden, w here they will Collateral aad Commercial interesting message day DAVID FRIEND. Paper men of Ellsworth. He is at present en- at the Stearns t>e employed mill. Main Street,.Ellsworth for gaged on a Maine issue of his magazine. ALSO DEALERS IN Preserving Eggs No end of notices IF YOU PLANT complimentary press aad Other Boads Have called on us Maaicipal are being made of the Chapman concert, you for of approved legality and ascertained SWEET REAS 25^ Quart. which is booked fr>r Hancock hall next Y„ wwt the tot verietlee HChkii evening, May 1. The Port- strength. Wednesday ,eelitjr ot Ml land Argus says of the concert as given in there ere none Moore’s You c*n obuin Burp**', (»nd Drug Store, that city last Monday evening: “It is not Fire Insurance? C. GREENHOUSE. C. Burrill & Son better) »t the ELLSWORTH Cor. Opp. P. O., Ellsworth, Maine. often that every number on a concert 16 43. until the E. J. ELLSWORTH. STATE STREET, ELLSWORTH ME. Telephone program is applauded applause WALSH, Wilbur 3ornti«rm. n NEV/.s. Hmallidg*. of M»mrhr^4 itlutnat btnrtit <£oiumn. (lOlTNTY W infold, of fo»l Harbor sh^tt4, *®4 buried at Rockland *•« b£Td* £?r 5 KDTT^D RT ••*•*'*▼ and aon. “Mbend CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. SOUTH OOULD880BO. in Harbor [ta tf HtQ: "llvto, *1 and iiopa/w John Hammond ia Proapect on town buiinw. a&bmtsrmmu The purposes of tilts column are succinctly W. H. Bunker and wife are Waiting hla stated in the title and motto—It U for the niutua aiatera in Azbville. For Week Be- Prsysr Meeting Topic t>«neSit, »ui! atu»* t-. ** helpful and 1 opefuf A daughter alt born April 18 to W. K. 28. 1912. ginning April Being ( *r utf com n"a good. It 1^ f#r tl-e com- i Hammond and wile. Are You Run home missions of my de- » of In- wife are Roun? Topic.—The mon use—s public servant, purveyor Fulton F. Pike and Waiting a hi view. Edited by nomination. dseyo formation ami sugge-tlon, a medium for the In- I Mr*. John Higgina in Kllawortb. H. 1>. D. Sherman Doyle, this it solicits of Kaat Awaken to the terchange of ldea«■ la capacity ! W. R. Hanna and wife, Sullivan, Danger and Cm* is a Inheritance. The itssu E. C. Sargent and wife. Ours great communications, and oes*depends largely have been Waiting the Weakened Com- From to Are Much Benefited store of the westward march of the on the support given it lit this respect Forty-Five Fifty Mra. Sarah Sargent who haa been Wait- Kidney, ia home. must be signed, hot the name of ing her in Eaal Sullivan, is a in Amer- munications daughter pioneers thrilling chapter the win- writer will not be printed except by per ®u*oo Miaa Susie Holyone, who apent Kidne, aickneaa runa you does ican The dark in that by to J. H. to tk. history. spot Communications will be subject to approval or ter in England, haa returned ol before !; verge collapae you knoa of is the column, but none Hammond *. bright picture manly enterprise rejection by the editor of cauae. When seem E. Pinkham’s of you unable to the indifference of the church to the will be rejected without good reason. Address Lydia Vegetable Compound. Mr. and Mra. Memtt, Stanley’! pi, their daughter, Mra. your mind to any task, your back all communications to Point, are viailing t-he* spiritual needs of that thin white line and cannot do an The AM*»iC'an. ! Sibyl Stanley. you ordinary fey of civilisation. We are glad advancing Kl Is wort; .Me. Miaa Rena Springer, who i* teaching work, it la time to aak youraelf thi» set herself to a it h M ra. A. n to say the church has ” here, a pent l b« week-end tion: “Are my of life fa ft most 1 kidneya working The change UUMon in Weal Oouldahoro. right*’ redeem that initial blunder. The story anawer ia in O* TUB SCBIRO. Tbc your condition. etmrch T».’ B COM!*’ in ft woman’s ex- The trienda of C. L. Hunker are grieved of the last fifty years shows the critical period Hick kidneya alacken tbeir Don't yer hear the birds a-aingin‘ ; to hear of hia lilneaa at the home of hii filter,,, alive to her obligations and earnestly and the felt work and the uric acid In the medder an' the tree? istence, anxiety by daughter. Mra. Hooper, at Winter Harbor, circulate* »fe her place and part in the build- hear the flicker wingin’ where he haa the winter. the taking Don’t yer women as it draws near fa not | apent blood, attacking brain, nerree, ma. ing up of a great Christian nation be- Jest as gay as be kin &?? Several of our older eitliena are in 111 clea and vital organ*. Don’t wait tor >„ it’s a-comln’. reason. J. C. Ham- tween the two seas. Very significant Them’s the signs that without health tbia spring, including arrloua Charlee Bunker, trouble—begin tiding Doan'a hid. work the mountaineers An’ I feel like I could sing. mond, David Sarg»nl, is the among and Bunker, ney Pill* when yon feel the ftr*t starts a-drummin’ Albert Bunker Stephen millions of our own Wile my ole heart ’.Mien her system fa in a de- i backwi), of the south. Four i H. or ftrat notice urinary disorder,. Fer the comin’.o’ the spring. April 22. Thi* stock without school or church, for she may be _ has new life ranged condition, remedy given and strength to sidetracked on the moun- W’en I walk down toward the thickeU, BEES. long years to apoplexy, or con- CRANBERRY tbooaands. Whar the fences need repair, predisposed tains of the south far from the beaten lew ia Ladd and wife apent Sunday at Proof of merit In an Ellsworth hear the o' crickets of some At this citite,', of moving progress, are I kin chirp gestion organ. \ lalaaford. path swiftly luscious air; statement. In the clear and Mra. John Stacie returned to Bar Har- coming by leaps and bounds into the time, also, cancers and tumors E. J. An* I feel my heart a swellin* bor Clerk, Burry Road, Ellsworth, M«_ of all the of our | Monday. enjoyment privileges a tree-toad ’at is *ick. are more liable to form and “Doan's Kidney Pills are Like begin Mr*. Eliza Mayo ia tbe gneat of Mr*. says: certainly Christian civilization. "Westward ho" effective For my spirit's jesta-wellin’ their destructive work. : May Stanley. sn kidney medicine, tod 1 cenn« has still its charm. If men do a in the crick. magic Like freshit Kara I.urvry haa been on tbe alek lial recommend them loo strongly. Some under the lure not flock thither now sneakin’ the |wat few day*. ago I was attacks of I kin see the chipmunk Such warning symptoms as years annoyed by kid- of are drawn no less the ia relative! gold they by Slyly ’long the bottom mil. Mra. Deltte Harding viaitlng ney complaint. There were sharp, (hoot- in which the sense of suffocation, hot flashes, at Baiui Harbor for a week. magical fashion govern- An’ I hear the muffled squeakin’ ONE CASK OUT OF MANY ; ing pains across the email of my tack.is) her has the broodin’ mother quail; Mm. George Eddy, of Seal Harbor, aai ment by great irrigation plans O’ headaches, backaches, dread of TO PROVE OUR CLAIMS. the kidney secretion* were irregular the gueat of Mra. Gilbert Koaebrook a few it opened up vast tracts for settlement. An’ I feel so rale eiated, Doan'a Pill* impending evil, timidity, sounds St 111.—“I was daya last week. passage. Kidney bad beta Thus communities spring up in Fruro the air an’ ever’thing, Anne, passing large Thomaa Femald ia working for Ecwii recommended to dm, and I finally btpa ad- That I’ll be rejuvenated in the ears, palpitation of the through the change of life an » ale* p and real jwiMc. This may The Only New unabridged dhv this of her life. It medicine and now 1 do almost all be obtain* d by applying Chamberlain*! veston holding the fifth place as a |>ort the changing face of nature. Take time trying period tionary in my housework. 1 know your l.nnn*«nt. F*»r sale by »!ld«a!er*. many year*. of entry. In New York city the Pres to a little the development of tbe invigorates and the Contains the and enjoy strengthens medicine has saved me from the pith entente byterian church has allotted to her a sea son. of an authoritative _ female organism and builds up grave and I am willing for you to iiUtuTli&cuirnta library. community of 300.000 foreigners. Last Cover* every field of kaswl. There are shadows of and the weakened nervous publish anything I write to you, entered out heavy anxiety system. year 1.011,570 immigrants for the of others.”—Sirs. edge. An Encyclopedia is • sorrow resting on two continents. The It has good -tm e:-- ports, constituting a tremendous prob- carried many women safely single book. %. sudden and terrible loss of life caused by Kstei.la (iu.mspie. K.F.D. No. 4, lem in industry, politics and religion. this The Only Dictionary with th« of a mammoth ocean steamer is through crisis. Box 34, St. Anne, Illinois. To weld these alien forces into the the sinking New Divided Page. our Voyagers had strength of the nation and the church past comprehension. *00,000 Words. 2700 Pare*. This is tied around the neck with a rib- NEAL TREATMENT come to feel safe and secure with all the 1 Amona thf (branacr-. is at once a task and a challenge to the 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly modern inventions and precautions taken ban; pinned to her dress was the follow- church. j half a million dollars, in building and running these floating ing rhyme: STOPS ALL CRAVING The Indian is an old and has This column i* iievo(«d io thf Orange. *•- et ns tell about this most problem FOB you for they may truly be called that, »r«Y JAM*. to the of the first right on our interest and palaces, pecially grange* Hancock county remarkable volume. help This maiden single in these later days. Because of this faith you’ll find The column i« <>in*n‘U» ail grauger* for the Much has been done. Whole tril Wm* ter rosy* in the stability and security of these ships Both useful and kind, dUcuMtooof topic* of gtucral interest. and have been civilized and Christianized, bbe like* to wash dishes. 1 uU p*f> the tragedy seems all tbe greater. for re porta of grange meeting's. Make letter* DRINK but there are needs to meet tie.' yet great And will meet all your wiahea; short and courts*. AH communication* must ticiiUr*, You will be sorry to hear that Aunt and wrongs to right before we .-an re With her bonnet she'll wash them; be signed. but names will not be ex- K»mf tha been “shut in” since tbe last of printed i Emma has With her pay the debt we owe them. Space Is gown she will dry them. cept by permission of the writer. All com- jtaper am but we are to know she is January, glad Just her a shake V- will denied us to mention the doors which give munications wilt be subject to approval by • improving. She says she feels anxious to And a good auds abe’ll make; e*ad trt* Providence has opened at our gates. the editor, but none will be rejected without 3 DAYS is so grow strong real faat there much to Then sing and be merry reason. * let o! A great awakening has dawned on the good be done this spring; then adds: With this maiden ao cheery. Focfcel Islands of the Caribbean sea. A new POSITIVE AK0 PfcRMANEUT Map* How nice oar M. B. C. is. It surely is s DATEfc. Importance has come to them with SUSAN S TRIP. comfort to everyone. Will try and write a MODERN AND SCIENTIFIC fresh life and under the foster- | Dear Aunt Madge: Saturday, April 27— Meeting of (ireen hope line for the rest before long, but do not seem Mountain Pomona with Cushman • ing care of our republic. Twelve years j The Fourth of July is with us again, and grange HEALTH IMPROVED to think i am needed very much at present; Gouldsboro. there was a great racket through Uu night, grange, ago there was not a building erected do you? and many people feared that fires would gel Thursday, May 2—Meeting of Hancock for school purposes in all Porto Rica. WNiTf Tl«l >HOH 4 ^ *s O •• AiL Now, that gives me a chance to say to started and do much damage In this city cl Pomoiin grange with Masxapaqua grange. &C. MnrimC* Today there are a thousand, with him South Bluehili. •OR 0*»l ^ B( you each that you individually are needed many wooden buildings. Fire bells rang ci- dreds of Protestant churches. Roads in the column. I would like to go right te n, and a strong breeze of wind rattled doon are a new civic and fell being built, around and call each by name and tell you and windows, and this made the friend 8EAOIHT. 471. SOUTH DEER I8LK. gious atmosphere is being created where we are stopping fear the more. Seagirt met 13. It | .so. Where is our Marlboro, N. H., friend, grange April being TIIK KKFKCT1VK LAXATIVE. which well for A But this so far as we cau learn ladies' the chairs were filled angers the future. and hosts of others? morning, night, by NEAL INSTITUTE the is intact and we are and fee: ladies. After business, recess was de- and lies be- _ city glad mighty complex problem * jOtbO»»OS bunoa hmsart U Eaten Mke easier in onr minds. clared, games were played and there was i«i Like mihI fore the church of God. but the task Is For myself, I haul- nevei A card from Hadie informs me she is music by the grange. A short program been able to much genuine pa- PORTLANO MA'Nt laudy. worthy of her enterprise and calis foi discover was given. of still poorly, having now been ill nearly a triotism in the doings of our modern Fourth _ In our experience ip tb* htndhnf that spirit of consecration and sacri- ---J year. of July. The unnecessary endangering ol and we beJirt*r '*r ai‘e _ BROOK 251. drug* medicine*, fice which has her greater victo- LIN, given life and destruction of property, to me, do nol never bad with any Ken*dj The regular meeting of Brookiin grange experience ries in the past. Aunt Emma ban sent some recipes which seem fitting expressions of love of our I country. was held April 16; thirty-two members that gave »uch great Mtisfaction U» I l am sure will prove good. We have enjoyed a very fine squitigue din- and * two visitors present. The first and “An onnee of customer* a* do Kexall Ordvrlie*. it4* ner; that is to we have eaten of prevention Pineapple Pudding — One can say, broiled second degress were conferred two pineapple. upon Ketnedy i» not like any other laxativtor BIBLE READINGS. one*half pound marshmallows, one-half fish of the name mentioned. This dinner in- candidates. The lecturer being absent, » is worth a pound of cure” of cr^am. Cut the into email a short was cathartic. It contain* all the &<** II Ts. xcvi. 3: pint pineapple cluded blueberry pie. only program presented. An Kings xvii, 2": cut up marsh mallows with scissors; Do not let another with- none of New Bedford seems excellent supper was given to the winning pas* feature* of other laxative*, but et the two stand like three cities in one day Jonah. 111. 1-0; Luke xxlv. 47; f»ieces, together over night- An side in the brown-tail moth contest out a bottle of Tuttle’s hour before the cream and two of them the northern and the southern by getting their fault*. 1 serving whip pour the side. Acts x. Cor. xvi, [I. over the mixture. If desired, other fruits losing Family Elixir. * I very similar in make-up, being mill sections: Oar own faith in Kexall Order lie* may be used with the and Bathe the Hint* well after hard work pineapple, chopped while the centre section is the *ilb nuts added also. old New Bed- •o that we offer them to you ARBUTUS, 450, MURKY. or violent exercise, and you will be re- strong Brownie*-Two ford, built up chiefly by the whaling in- that eggs, one cup sugar, one- warded a natural circula- our own guarantee half the three The regular meeting of Arbutus grange by healthy, positive personal Christian Endeavor Ideals. cup butter, one-half cup chopped nuts, dustry; parts fitly joined to make a fy .vott* one-half chocolate and one-half ; was held April 19. Ow ing to bad w tion. You little realize how much if they do not thoroughly cup cup of very interesting and prosperous city by tbt eather, Christian Endeavor ideals cover the flour. Mix the same as for better H bJind cake, bake in a only twenty-five members attended. The you will feel you only need tell ua and we shallow and cut into sea, whose hsrbor is oue of the best. The entire Christian life and aim at a per- nan squares about the third and fourth degrees were conferred a* f<* size of wheu are situation of New Bedford for its back to you every penny you paid j fudge you generous with the share o! on one candidate. All enjoyed the har- fect, well balanced manhood. They are both in then u{wn commerce, by sea and land, is very fa- vest supper and the games which followed. Tuttle’s them. Therefore, trying ideals of love and service. Lemon Cake mix one no n» knowledge, Pie—Thoroughly cup vorable. our recommendation you take of sugar and two heaping tabfespoonfuls of One of the old mystics expresses this This afternoon I take a car to Button park flour together; add butter the size of an egg LAMOIKK, 264. Elixir whatever. a beautiful simile. The an- (melted>, a pinch of salt and the yolk of two and get off at Howard Methodist church and Family and thought in The had Kexall Orderlies U*te like regular meeting, April 16, a the — eggs. Beat all to a cream, then add the walk south to the keeps muscles pliable and reliable he that stand nearest the park where games are in small attendance on account of bad do not gripe, gels. says, grated rind and juice of a lemon and one roads. a and eaten like They cup out in the produces quick, speedy permanent candy. of sweet milk. Beat the whites of the progress opeu, but among trees are The lecturer called the to order or *“.v throne of God are cherubs and seraphs. eggs to meeting relief from rheumatism, bruises, cause nausea, Ixceaaive looseness, a stiff froth and add last. Bake families and and sprains, in a moderate picnicking, the numerous chil- asked Bister 8. J. Young to act as sore throat, twl The cherubs are full of eyes which ab- oven with one toothache, act »o easily crus^ dren are Most of the master. Bro. was elected other annoyance. They enjoyiug swings. people Harry Harvey lumbago and many simi- °r sorb and reflect the rays of the light ‘•My Favorite Gingerbread'’ — One-half and installed as to fill the be taken at time, d»y here^to-day are foreigners. There is a pond gate-keeper va- lar drawbacks which tkv they may any ccp shortening and two-thirds cup of sugar caused Bro. for divine, knowledge of the eter and a cancy by Covey going away. of are good bringing creamed, two-thirds of sweet nearby cool breeze comes over it to me prive you godd health. night. They particularly cup milk, two- A short program was presented and the nal, but the flaming seraphs are full ot thirds cup molasses, one egg. salt, two as I sit in s pavilion on its border; snd after Guaranteed under the or delicate cups old-time songs were The “Bean- children, aged person*. unsifted flour, one teaspoon soda, three- enjoyed. food laws. Com- in which not move them to- resting awhile I go to cages of rabbits, ville pure are in tablets wings, only quarters oue Express Co.'s1’ sale of uncalled-for put up convenient teaspoonful giuger, teaspoon of oils and tM*J• manward in cinnamon. monkeys and bears. was one posed gums, 2fc« ward God, but carry them packages postponed week, hopiug extracts. •izea of packages. Prices, 10c., This a vegetable Chocolate Cake—One one-third evening we all walk out on County for larger attendance. ardent, loving service. cup sugar, Ank your if he 50e. of butter, two eggs, street, and in the of the moon view the druggist* 0 cup three-quarters cup light cannot tend ua ran ** So Christian Endeavor turns the eye milk, one teaspoon soda, two supply you, He member, Kexall Bemedies teaspoonfuls new high school building which is in coarse HARVEST HOME, 403, WEBT ELLSWORTH. GO cenu in stamp*. together cream tartar, two cups flour, two squares in this at ouretof® of the heart Godwurd, toward the light of construction. is an with hi* name, and we will taioad community only chocolate, one cup three This immense build- At the last of Harvest cor. sugar, teaspoonfuls meeting Home send you Mooke, that shines in darkness, and pledges water and a of salt. and will cost over a promptly, prepaid, -The Kexall Store. E. O. boiling pinch Scrape the ing, probably million grange, the parcels post question wa« a large sue bottle. chocolate, add one-half water Money the soul to devotion. Then cup sugar, dollars. New Bedford well be and were *-*■*-— « office. unfaltering may proud of discussed, resolutions adopt, d uuMUMKiury. poet _____ and salt. Cook over boiling water about one it. on the same. As the was it returns to the things of others, to minute. Add to first part after the latter is Susam. traveling bad, • Tuttle Elixir Co. were The acts of service in the in thoroughly stirred together. Bake forty-five only eighteen present. program UMnt.iwte.ihH. lowly society, minutes. w as omitted. the church, in the home, the workshop GOLDEN THOUGHT. I — M Deafness Cured To work, to help and to be to learn and the world. I want to describe a doll to yon that helped, sympathy through suffering, to learn faith by The young men and women that one M. b. niece gave me Christmas, or When Caused by Catarrh. perplexity, to reach truth through wonder: learn through Christian Endeavor the rather I’ll tell you how to make one like If have noises in J® Behold! this is what it is to prosper! This is you ringing art of private devotion, the priceless it. These are sold sometimes st summer what it is to live. ears, catarrh germs are making ears throne value of the Rible and the supreme or other (sirs. way from the nose to the of a life of service are follow- Take a wire in it a the tubes. blessing soap-shaker, place “Can’t me a small you give raise?” Many cases of deafness caused. ing ideals that build up manhood and cake of soap, cover the head with a piece J “We gave you a raise when you got mar- catarrh have been cured by breati* womanhood, that make strong eiti- of white cloth on w'hich a face is drawn in ried.” “And I foolishly told my wife HYOMEI. It reaches the laav** aens in the kingdoms of this world pencil A dress is a of crash piece about it. I’d like to get hold of a heals tire soreness couple membrane, ca and in the kingdom of our Lord.—Rev. hemmed for a dish-wiper and fastened of dollars a week for myself.” banishes catarrh, which is the around her the a R. P. Anderson. neck; bonnet is dish- of moat deafness. ,„,,r cloth also neatly hemmed, folded back Constipation brings many ailments in its F. C. Yanaman. rsilroad couducWh writes that from the face and left to come down over train and is the primary cause of much of liinghamtou, N. V-. [a Nothing Impossible. after the dress like a shawl on sickness. was cured of deafness sped* Christian Endeavor is sure to suc- put corner-wise: Keep your bowels regular, bad 1 ailed. me\ ceed because it dei>ends solely on madam, and yoa will escape many of the it When HYOMEI (pronounce Higb-o-®*-' a medicine must be given to ailments to which women are ro Christ for streugtb. On account of subject. is to cure catarrh, young children it should be to is a guaranteed pleasant Constipation very simple thing, but sore: tnr this it finds nothing impossible. Since take. Chamberlain’s Cough is like it co ds, asthma, croup and Remedy many simple things, may lead to outfit God has to all our made from loaf sugar, and the roots used serious Nature often needs LIPTON’S or hack. Complete promised supply consequences. TEA money 50 cents. in its preparation it a flavors imilar to a w bottles needs we can do ail thiugs through give little assistance and ben Chamberiain’g inhaler, $1.00. Extra maple syrup, making it pleasant to take. Tablets are at the first the cnterpn — given indication, 2 •Sold G. A. l'archer, Christ who strengtheneth us. E It has no OVER MILLION PACKAGES by e superior for colds, croup and much distress and suffering may be SOLD WEEKLY and druggists For sale all Ing pharmacist, Hovey. whooping cough. by dealers. avoided. Sold by all dealers. where. NEWS. KITTKKY TO CAKIBOU dtiDtrturmnue. itjntiirment*. COUNTY Extensive improvements to be made at the Kineo boose, Moosehesd lake, include WEST TREMONT. the building ot s new stable 100x100 feet, with stalls for at a cost of r, u iif «ov imutor of the Metho- sixty horses, i ■ B- and a new 600 feet Hov. "willwmont, will live in flO.QOO. piaxta long, at a B*Viuireb’ut Waat cost of |6,000. sf*iw *• **,ch h,°ow, Mrj ‘P «■? *amily, conaistlng of wile *n0 HmnSttti- Mrs. Charles D. Thurston, efficiency, English, history, ton's mother. etc., principles o! moral conduct, sanitary Si;# QmtMStimr* returned home. Vf*topwnTkmr. bSB^ss, ban. and moral prophylaxis, physiology, “i2c %^<3&«TLAHftHAINO April a. _Thjelma. hygiene, gymnastics, physical culture, etc. A perfect Remedy for CarrsHpa WEST SULLIVAN. tton, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea Miss Beatrice Smyth has gone to Boston KLLSWOKTII MARKETS. Worms jConvulskms.Feyeristr \ **)BES Cg school. ris|2Z to attend an art :-Sfi Loss OF Sleef. a ness and For Over Bar Har- p l^on Thomas is home from too; The quotations below give the range of bor for s much-needed real. Facsimile Signature of has returned from a retail in Ellsworth: Mrs Hattie Nason prices .ct> * visit with friends in Bangor. Country Produce. r*e<» had his Years Alec. McKemie, who eyes NEW YORK. SWIFT has returned to ft...35 Thirty operated upon in Bangor, Creamery per 340 tec 30$88 months old ms work for Crabtree A llavey. Dairy.. Atb Kg**. The Golden Rule society gave a minstrel /-LOWELL even- Fresh doc. ^ Posts-scents show in the K. of P. hall Saturday laid, per ...20.$22 It was a decided success, Poultry. ing April JO. ,;232l5 r„■.■>r.mteerl unaerthTKwJm flnsncially and otberw la*. Chickens 20(|2*2 ANIMAL side- Fowl.-.. .I8 02 The of Swift s Fertili- His will come later. the is maintained and improved. analysis Hsvry A Co. family Fruit. good F. and A. zers is based substances of animal origin—Bone, Blood, David A. Hooper lodge, M., dot 35 Lemons, dot 30 upon organic sod Oranges, 3® 335 of all foods because will hold past masters’ night April J7, Cranberries, qt, 10 Apples, pk. I6328 Meat. These are the greatest plant they supply with the fol- it to will sort the third degree, Oroeenes. what nature demands to grow a big crop and carry maturity. They in the chairs: W. lowing pssl-mssters B> Rice, until it is harvested. 8. W„ O. O. New- Cot!**—per per 06300 stay by the crop M E FT Ctaphsm; Rio, Og‘28 Vinegar, gal 20 325 Hmith; treasurer, 38 Cracked 05 on news 1I liar vested ‘256 Lushels of ears, mtn: J. W., Bradbury Mocha. wheat. I am *1 to report to you that W. B. plea.* 1} raleevt. A. P. Ilsvey; secretary, Blsisdetl; Java. 38 Oatmeal, per % 04 and consider it the Iteet payiria corn crop I ever 2U in nrvtinoitltfVll with*Willi 8. D„ John Campbell: J. D., Andrew Tea—per fc— Buckwheat, pkg MICHEUN LowelW^nlmal ^«^in^onneeViV»n barnllaitriiiauuro* Louis *5ub«mtum«a,,. proved Mm, F. M., Peter Ootoug, 30 365 Bye meal, Oi.aOfl Springer; chaplain, Stanley; 9» Oran B» Refresh- Sugar-per meat. 03 Mills: tyler, Peter McKenzie. OSHj gal— hour. Granulated, Oil—per used fertlltser ments will be served at the regular Yellow, C OtP* Linseed, 1 15 Having your SlrteWWe* .Me. Ail Masons are invited. Powdered. 10 Keroaece, 12 SSttSuE, .M^'^en £SSMITH, Fryehnrg. April JO. DIRIOO. Molasses, gal, 35 360 manure; are made Red use them with or without they Inner Tubes You can for|any Beef, ftf Pork. ft: or write direct to us for our book BKOOKLiN. soil and all crons. Ask our local agent Hieak, 25 ij35 18 is at Mim F.ditb Kane, who teaching Roasts, 15**5 Ham. per lb 22*25 of valuable information. Sesville, spent the week-end at hotne. Corned. OOglJ Hhoulder, 12 4 IS Veal 23 A. H. Kane returned from Ellsworth FERTILIZER COMPANY, 26 Halt. 12013 SWIFTS LOWELL he baa been serving on Hteak, Saturday where Roasts, 15*18 Lard, 13 bOSTON, MASS. the traverse jury. Utob: 40 NORTH MARKET STREET The school base-ball nine met Lamb. I2gl8 high each 05 Deer Isle high at Brooklln April 20. Score Tongues, H. B.MOOhE, Ellsworth ld-y in favor of the home team. Freab Flab* For Scle by of Addiaon, la at Capt. K. C. Oyster*, qt, 50 Cod, 08 Ellsworth Capt. Kent, Haddock. 00 ft. 11 E. DAVIS, wilt of the Smelt*, GEO. Stewart's. He go captain Halibut. 12020 Clams, qt, 23 schooner Maine this season. Flounders, dot. 90 Mrs. H. M. Pease, who U at South Blue- flour, Grain and Feed ac- hill this spring, came home Saturday, Flour—per bbl— Oats, bu 75 companied by Mr*. B. E. Sylvester, Jr. 6 75 06 80 Shorts—bag 1 75 1 75 Mix 1 85 Chester Smith will preach the anniver- Corn. 100ft bag feed, bag Cora meal,bag 1 76 Middlings.bg 1 1» sermon to the Odd Fellows and Ke- sary Cracked corn, 1 75 Stiff Joint*, Swelling*, Sore Throat, bekahs at I. O. O. F. hall Sunday after- Cato, Bnufu, Bowel Trouble*—both outward and noon, April 28. LAW RSUAKOI.no WEIGHTS AND MKAR0R1S. Cold*, ailments are cured The junior class of the high school pre- A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60 inward by sented the drama. Farm, Friday pouuds, and a bushel of Turk's Island salt Valley 70 evening, at I. O. O. F. hall. Notwith- •hall weigh pounds. audi- The standard weight of a bushel of potatoes standing the rain au appreciative in order and Qt for is 60 JOHNSON’S were good shipping, ence filled the ball. All the parts pounds; of apples. 44 pounds. Their were a superiority well taken and the make-ups especi- The standard weight of bushel of beans in .iwcpovf Liniment ally amusing. Those In the cast were: good order and fit for shipping, is 60 pounds; Everett Fred Herrick, Earl Kane, of wheat, beets, rula-baga turnips and peas, is Cousins, all for lawrtnce Powers, 0u pounds; of corn, 66 pounds; of onions, 52 recognized Be prepared emergencies. No Lurvey, Llewellyn of and fiflwijw carrots, Norman Violet Luetta pounds; English turnips, rye other liniment so effective, no other has Kane, Tainter, Indian meal, SO pounds; of parsnips, 45 pounds; Ruth Kane, Etta over the World Bridges, Marjorie Kane, of barter and buckwheat. 46 pounds; of oats, e such a record. Sold by dealers everywhere, Leona Kane. The were or oven measure as Bridges, proceeds 31 pounds, by agreemeut. and 50c Bottln, ftO. 25e 4k M 22. L'NE Femme. 1. 8. JOHNSON CO.. Boston. April If vou haven’t the time to exercise regu- larly, Doan's Regnlets will prevent constipa- IN STOCK BY DEER ISLE. tion. They induce a mild, easy, healthful of the bowels without Ask Marine lodge, F. and A. M., will work action griping. Ellsworth Foundry & Machine Works, Water St. BALD HEADS NOTf WANTED. thr third degree Tuesday evening. year druggist for them. 2&s.—Advt. | Mrs. Charles Beck, who baa (pent sev- Baldness is too Generally Considered ers! weeks with relatives in Boston, is Almost a Miracle. a Sl^ii of Advanced Age. One of the most startling changes ever seen A bald-headed person does not have an Harbor View O. E. 8- has ac- in any man. according to W. B. Holsclaw, chapter, Clarendon. Tex., was effected years ago in his equal chance with one blessed with a cepted an Invitation to visit 8. K. Whit- brother. "He had such a dreadful cough,” he healthy head of hair, because baldness is ing chapter at Oaatine May 9. writes. Mthat all our family thought he was Miaa Ethel King, of Lewiston, has re- going into consumption, hut he began to use too generally accepted as an indication Dr. New and was com- sumed her duties as assistant at the high King’s Discovery, of age. have cured ten bottles. Now he is Many large corporations been at her home pletely by school, having detained sound and well and 216 For established an age and refuse to two weighs pounds. limit, weeks by illness. our has used this wonder- many years family take men over 35 years of age as new em- C. A. Haskell and Mate Oardner ful remedy for coughs and colds with excel- „Lapt. It’s reliable and Sponge cake, cup cakes, wboae the Jessie lent results.” quick, safe, ployees. Lreene, veeael, Bishop, Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial angel cake—all cakes that was wrecked and abandoned on the bar at guaranteed. Probably 66 per cent, of bald-headed bottle free at all druggists. are not overrich in butter arrived home this week. a head of Jacksonville, people may regain good healthy and heavy icings aro April 22. Kkx. hair if they will follow our advice and ac- foods for Xbbutlcmmt*. splendid cept our offer. We have a remedy that we growing children? BLUB BALLS. HILL positively guarantee to grow hair on any Slake them from Two load for Tell vessels are In the ofling to head, unless the roots of the hair are en- William Allen & Sods. Flour and tirely dead, their follicles closed, and the you P W. of visited his double their food (bandage, Sedgwick, scalp has become glazed and shiny. We •inters here HatUfday. qualities. k want people to try this remedy at our risk, Linwood Leighton it out again, after a Milled only with the distinct that un- •eiere attack of ulcerated wore throat. I By This I USE THE PROPER BRAND OF understanding j from the finest Sign less we Harry Conary and wife left for Bangor it does exactly what claim it will, ; Ohio Red Win- and in Wednesday, returning home Saturday. you know gives satisfaction every respect, ; ter Wheat by The funds ? we our own Sunday school will furnish that are New Animal Fertilizer shall make no charge for the remedy spe- to for you England educate an Indian girl missionary used during the trial. cial process, work. the land to its natural state of it , getting to restore your productivity. We know exactly what we are talking making Mrs. Garrett will arrive to take pos- of a richest in one Natural because based upon the natural condition and with this offer back of our session of her new borne, the Biaeet house, prepa- about, nutritive — because it is uniform and one our May 1. ration that fertile soil Effective produces statements, no should scoff, doubt value. April 22. Crumbs. has stood the desired result—Active because it is applied in such word or hesitate to put our remedy to an Your form that it is easily absorbed and quickly assimilated, actual test. test for SEAL COVE. the and because there is food for all ages of the We want every one in Ellsworth who is lt, J 35SSS? Forcing Order w- W. A. Heath is suffering from any scalp or hair trouble* slightly improving. over thirty- plant held in the soil until required at the different periods The ladies’ guild held a social and sale dandruff, falling hair or baldness, to try of five of There is some brand just suited to your needs. ice-cream and cake at the hall Friday years maturity. our |||j®1 lljlf6 Rexall “93” Hair Tonic. We wan 01) evening, 12. The $5.85, If are not sure which one will you the best results April proceeds, and still re- you give them to use it until three ||| *111 be used to material to make regularly—say purchase write us and we will solve W ,1 articles tor the mid-summer fair for the mains uic jiu/iuu/u help your problem. bottles have been used—and if it does not JH church mis- Book will be of service to Write for one. building fund, St. Andrew’s tonic-food-medicine, Our Crop you. eradicate dandruff, cleanse and refresh \r the scalp, tighten tne hair in its roots and 20. April N. and recommended FERTILIZER COMPANY new _ used NEW ENGLAND grow hair, we will return every cent .lillillll Rev. o. D. of Bar Harbor, was the medical BOSTON. MASS. paid us for the remedy for the mere ask- WllITCUMK, HAYNES & CO. the Smith, by profes- guest of no Oapt. J. H. Rurniil Saturday ing. There is formality expected, and C. w. OKIMDA .. and sion the world over. SALE BV Sunday. FOR we exact no obligation from the user Miss Liiiie Young, of Annapolis, N. 8., whatever. *» visiting her sister, Mrs. M. A. Harper. E. W. Ellsworth. Wooster, We are established here in Ells- April 22. N. Soott'S right S PILLS CHICHESTERTHE DIAMOND BRAND. A and make this offer with a full A worth, Ltdlril Auk your Urnidit f<» /A that our business success (hl-ehea-ter’a Diamond Itrund/fV\ OCEANVILLE. Emulsion understanding Pill* ia Red and (.old n»-ulllc\y/ entirely depends upon the sort of treat- boxes, sealed with nine Ribbon. .^fturdav, May 11, an examination will be Take no other. Huy of your Stonington to make certification embodiment of ment we accord our customers and we Druffnt. Ask for OIIl-CinvK-TER % J~!?atnil is the DIAMOND IIRAND PILE*. < *S a in the Attention! Butchers and Fanners would not dare make the above offer un- jo contemplated vacancy poai- years k nown as Best, Safest, Always Reliable °< that make for fourth-class postmaster at Ooean- elements YOU CANNOT STANS TO LOSE less we were certain Roll AT HOME positively that we SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE information may be secured STUDY You will cash market for irom and get highest price could substantiate it in the postmaster at Ckeanville. good health cowand beef horsehldes and every particular. mu Shorthand£and Typewriting instruction given hides, calfskins, sheep pelts by selling direct to the tannery Remember, you can obtain Rexall Reme- strength. by mail by an experienced Court Stenographer and out dealers’ We offer to cutting profits. dies in this at our store— is furnished free. Limited number return all free of expense, if community only The Ellsworth American ‘houlder nearly always doe to ATT. DRUGGISTS Typewriter consignments neumatism of the prices allowed are not entirely satisfactory. The Rexall Store. E. G. Mookk, cor. cpp. muscles, and quickly n-e of students. Write^to-day. AugustusPerow. free of Cbamber- Me. The Bernard It. H. poetoffloe. [The only ooorrrv paper.] *•*0 ,l?tbe application Court Stenographer, Bath* Tannery, Wbitefleld,* s Liniment. For sale by ail dealers. CONCERT r,M^nui( n w AI r.K abbrrtiarauM* 3iiotrti«nnnn** Stye tfrllricuortb American FOR COUNTY OFFICES TOR CHAPMAN Another Director of 8t*t« Jaodldateii Who Seek Nominations 1 it ext Week’* Musical Treat The AimlyM* by l>«borntory of Hygiene. 4 LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL at Primaries June 17. Program. tbe Another analysis has been made of the rouiiiD Below is a list of republican and demo- Next Wednesday evening ia set for Ellsworth water H. D. Evans, director SVKRY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON :ratic candidates for nomination for 'reat Chapman concert at Hancock hall, by of the AT un- Maine of hygiene at Au- jounty office, whose candidacy has so far ,nd it promisee to be a moikal event laboratory ELLSWORTH. MAINE. gusta. The analysis, the figures of which Seen announced, and whose names will » qualled in Ellsworth since the famous BT THE are for part* in 100,000, is as follows: doubtless appear on the official ballots daconda concert back in 1999. HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. Date of Mil: examina- tor the primary elections to be held on Mr. Chapman has promised a popular collection, April IS. Y. W. Rollibs. Editor And Man&eer. shall tion, April 17. Monday, June 17. There will undoubt- program, and also that all the songs W. H. TITCS. AsaocIaW Editor. — has Appearance Turbidity, 0; sediment, 0; be several additions to this list. The ye sung in English. How well be ?dly color, 2A. seen from the \mkrican will be glad to add to it on cept that promise may be edition of The Odor—cold, none; hot, vegetable. This week’s names who seek which is as follows: notification the of any program Residue on evaporation—Total, 1.080. loss on American is 2.3SO copies. nomination, either republicans or demo- PROGRAM. Ignition, 1 JO; fixed residue. 1 JO. crats. a) Romance.Witalawskl Ammonia -Free. 00**. in solution. 01X2. FOR SRJiA TORS. Average for the year of 1911, 2,352 b) perpetuura Mobile.Rle# Chlorice—4J1. Republican. Josefs Bchaller Nitrogen—Nitrates, none; nitrites, none Melvin D. Chatto.South Brooksville •L’Africans,” Aria.Meyerbeer Oxygen consumed. 0.4*. WEDNESDAY APRIL 24, 1912. Alexander C. Hagerthy...Ellsworth John Barnes Well* Hardness—1-00. J. Herbert Fatten..Bar Haibor ‘Les Aria, Mobil Signor, JO. Ueorge A. Savage.Northeast Harbor Huguenots,” Alkalinity-0 Meyerbeer Iron-.017. An Interesting Commit. Democrat. Mildred Potter Land—None. An little is Dr. C. E. Wasgatt. Deer Isle interesting controversy a) Air for O.striug. Bach Colon bocillos— None. FOR SHERIFF FOR SALE on between the school committee and b Minjett.Beethoven Bacteria, per c. C.-500. Republican. Miss Bchaller officers, as to which body In a the municipal Isle* letter accompanying analysis, of insur- Leander E. Bunker.Cranberry a) Since First I Met Thee.Rubinstein to is in authority in the matter Forrest O. Silsby...Amherst Or. Evans says: 2 from $8 $17. 1 b) May Time.Oley Bpeaks Express-wagon*, light open The section of Democrat. ing school buildings. Mr Welle The analysis shows this water to he in its usual condition to use for all domestic 1 the school law under which it is un- Dtha H. Jellison.Ellsworth good 1 Dog-cart. Trotting and other Burke Leach.Bucksport a) Zueignung.*.Strauss purposes, including drinking It is free from Road-wagon. sulky derstood both the aldermen and the bl O. Joy of Youth.Vender tttucken si) eviCvnce of contact with sewage waste, FOR REGISTER OF FROBATR. either or bacteriallv. lu its c) Pepita Habanera) .E S Puentes chemically pres- horse school committee claim authority, is ent condition the water would be considered fittings. Republican. Violin obligato Miss Bchaller) by s flrst-clas* one to use for drinking aud for the same, and its seems interpretation rimoth> F. Mahoney.Ellsworth Miss Potter all domestic purposes. an Democrat. to depend upon innocent little a) "Thalii”—Meditation.Massenet John A. ..t irsar Cni C. H. LELAND, Me. comma, the same comma, by the way, Cunningham.Ellsworth b) Oriental? 9100 Reward 9100. Ellsworth, eo* mission br. Liebesfreod.Fritz Kreisler which has figured in previous contro- fob oocimr c) The readers of this paper will be pleased to Miss Behai)er learn that there is at least one dreaded dis- versies in Ellsworth in the matter of Republican. Trovstorc," ;Gypsy duet — Home to Our ease that science has been able to cure in all Flenry K. Davis...Ellsworth its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Ca- the election of a The nlai ns.Verdi superintendent. Hollis B. Estey.Ellsworth Moo tarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known £aU. Kanin* vi.*1 K llaslam.Waltham 1 JFor Spuial section in question reads as follows: bury Miss Potter, Mr Wells to the medical fraternity. < atarrh being a flenry J. Joy...... Ellsworth a constitu- a) Southern Bong. Ronald constitutional disease, require* Whit# Orpiog- The management of the schools and the Fred R. Page.Bucksport j tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Core is Cry*UJ Paul W. S ott. ..Deer Isle b The Sea. MacDowell ton* -Standard bred from $10 mating and care, and in- taken internally, acting upon the KBLLEESTRaSS custody including repairs F. Wood.Bluehill directly Kg**. 9? for IS; al*o egg* from Ply FOR lobn c' Bing. Break Song.Mallinson blood and mucous surfaces of the utility SALE, surance on school buildings, of all school ^nto system, Rock*. Rhode Island Red* and While Democrat. the foundation of the dls- month Miss Potter thereby destroying j 91 for IS. Turkey’* egg* in *ea- property in every town, shall devolve upon ease and the strength I Wyandotte*. Heorge E. Davis.Ellsworth Dew.<♦ Milligan Fox giving patient by the each. H H. Mclurm, BluebUl, school committee which s) Foggy building the constitution and assisting •on. the superintending John E. tk>yle.Ellsworth up j Maine Tel. »-&. If I Were Tipton nature in its work The i shall and as often as a H. Fremont Maddock*.Ellsworth b; King.Campbell doing proprietors annually, vacancy in it* VUJNICIPAL o' Mammy’s Bong.H Ware have so much faith curative powers that J 10 room* on Fourth street. BONDS shall occur, elect a superintendent of schools for eocirnr attornrv. offer One Hundred Dollar* lor case Mr Wells they any | UOITS8—OfHarn, carriage-house, garden tool*; a that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- I OF THE who shall not be member of the committee Republican. about 3 4 acre* of land. Fine place for Slirntanz. Popper menials. This section shall not apply to cities, nor to Harry L. Crabtree...Ellsworth garden. Formerly the late John L Moor Miss Bchaller Address: F. J. CHRNEY A CO., Toledo. of *». T. Moo a* 40 Alder Ht., towns authorized by special laws to employ Jeorge F. Googins. Bar Harbor place Inquire CITY OF ELLSWORTH, Fred L. Mason.Ellsworth Bird’s Farewell.Hildach Ohio. Waltham. Mate. choose in manner other- 3uet-Passage or superintendents Sold Druggists. TSc. JiscneK Democrat. Miss Potter. Mr Wells by Mingle comb Rhode Oovicrr, Statt or Maui. wise than as herein provided. Take Hall’s Family Fills for constipation. batching. Herbert L. Graham .Bar Harbor Island reda; large, heavy. dark-red II 19 n mm me win um m?r* INOOS-For The comma on which the opea puottc bird* Great winter lasers. Egg*: 13. ?3e; ». interpre- FOR TREASCRKR. 9*. .None better O- P. ook the fuel that this concert is given un- [ j?0T &mt. 91: 100. anywhere. a*ALKt> PIOrOHtU for 4 tation seems to is that after the Toubkhck. Lamoine. Me. (Ellsworth, R. F. D. the four cent. binge and the benefit of the per twenty *r*r rrfuodtsi ler the auspices for No. vond* of the ( of word “cities” in the second sentence Lloyd A. Blaiftdell.Franklin COTTMJB- I will rent my a.) Ity Kllaworth, t«. ocal festival chorus, nov in the fifteenth ! si Pleasant Beach. Trenton, for tnder date of June 1. a. d. 1*12, to tfcp .'harles W. Joy.Ellsworth rTU’RNISHKDcotiage Oak Point. In Trenton. 10mile* of the section. If the comma one month or the season. Cottage has 7 rooms if seventeen thousand dollar* w,.j t» belongs •ear of it* existence. It has cost consid- below Ellsworth, with good-Sited lot; r* Democrat. j 4 chambers All well furnished nOUMK—At wived »t the of the Clti including fine location for eummer residence. to Treasurer la there, the clause seems to wipe out Frank L. Heath.Ellsworth arable and has taken a whole lot Fine well water to house. For terms ad- Apply i« d F.IUworth un'U tbr *t ? o'clock p. 01 h*ut boB.1t arc the entire section so far as it >f and peseverance worth. Me. :« applies FOB KItrKESE.N'T ATI VKS- courage, persistence » In tbe denomination of ft** bund red dot- to Ellsworth or any other city. Under the apportionment by the last legisla- 0 maintain this organization, but no one Near mouth of Colon nver.tr. hi.»- ar» each. on twenty year*' time, wn>: heart ag amuBtimiuB. with shore front, dwell- -oaponi for the payment of InUmt u Uw t'nder this the al- :ure, there are seven representative classes in a-ill question its usefulness in the com- 1JLACR—worth, 3!v acre*, interpretation, ing and outbuilding*; good well. For par- •me of four per centum per iddbib, payable Hancock county, instead of eight, as follows: it is claim that nunity, and that its continuance is worth ticular* apply to F. L. Maao*. Ellsworth. letoi annually, bo»b principal and Inter** dermen, understood, Class 1—Eden. >etng at ibe Treaeurer* while; hence the for the to payable City offlee it appeal support FoK HATCHING S. C. White Leg Mild Kllaworth. or at bank in New this takes the “custody and care, in- Class 2 — Bucksport, Orland, Castine, Ded* any Kr.giaad, which it believes it ia entitled. Hancock horn. Cloverdale farm strain of Conor* it tbe of the bolder. 1am and Verona. Hall, 1NQCJS Pro;****! will u and Mas (Ro. La- option cluding repairs insurance on Me. Keg* IN TSc. *). 91. Ray. j •ecetved a« aforesaid. for the purchase of tbr Class J- Am- Most musical organisations cost a great ELLSWORTH Ellsworth, Trenton, Aurora. rcotne. Me Kiiswortb. R. F. D. 1.) • hole or any part of aaid l*«uc. and the school out of the hands of Waltham and City buildings”, lerst, Otis, Mariaville. Piauta- and few are The 1 *f Ellsworth reserve* tbe to leal, self-supporting. PLANTS-Oten t* rl*bt reject aiy and •ions 8, 10, 21, 28. 33- Mary »r all bid* offered. Bach -hail be the school committee, throws it Boston Co. has closed the sea- the ear let dark, red and of beat propose. ~Class 4—Stoningtoa. Deer Isle. Sedgwick. Opera just STRAWBERRYy; Urge. narked "Healed proposal for the purchase of quality. 'fOc per 10D; §4 per l.a»; T5c per 10» back on the city government. But if Isle au Haut, Eagle island. Hog island, Butter on with a deficit of fl40,000. About 1. be whole or pert a* the bid mar be1 of lie May post paid. A A. KatmiAS, Dexter. Me Bear Wednesday, bur cent sland. island. Pumpkin island and Long per twenty year refunding bond*of this is true, that innocent little very festival in America runs behind [aland plantation. UTOMOBILB Practically new. Buick he City of KHawortn. to be laaaed under d#u rom to a the a d. to comma also takes away from the Class 5— Oouldsboro. Sullivan, KratUclin, f10,000 f20,000 year. Yet GRAND runabout, has run only 234 mile*, in >f June 1911, the amount of tern* een thousand dollars Hancock. W’inter Harbor, Sorrento. Eaat- daine music now in its sixteenth rfect order For particular* write to Bo* school committee “the festival, aaid be management >rook and Townships 7 and 0. B! Ellsworth. Me. All proposals will opened and real ear, has, with two made »t tbe * if Treaaurer in tbe of the of the which is included in 6 exceptions, prraence schools”, Class v-Bluehill. Surry, Brooklin, Penob- MO BILK-Model T Ford touring car. and Aldermen, on the seventh day of •' to its bills in snd friends Mayor loot and Brooksvilie. riough pay full, first claas at a the same section. VUTOIn condition, bargain. May. a. d. till at seven o'clock p m at the Clast 7—Mount Desert, Tremont, Southwest >f the cause made up the deficits of those CHAPMAN Will demonstrate. Apply to C. I 8T*rt.w. Mayor and Aldermen'* room in »*ld Elli> The other interpretation, and the iiarbor. Swan's Island, Isles. La- Kilsworth. Me. worth, and the and Aldern-.en shall,oa. Cranberry wo years. Mayor noine. Mt. Desert Rock and Marshall island. >r before a. d. 1911. decide to accept one on which the school committee TNULL BLOODKD — H. C. white May M, Doubtless the reason for this ia that the Leghorn we offered, or may reject at: X; and white roosters, fil. proposal they bases its to Candidates in the primaries in above Wyandotte Egg* laid proposal* and call for new If authority place insurance, )ublic realizes that it is hearing more of either kind. SO eta for 13 L. W. OttsT, propoaait classes so far announced are as tne should be payment in is that the final sentence of the follows: Sedgwick. Mr. proposal* accepted, section nusic and great artists for less money CONCERT. all of the amount offered and accepted shall Class 1. — de made at the office In raid applies only to the manner of elect- ban anywhere else in the country, if not In Lakewood containing 23 acres City Treasurer’* Slmer J. Morrison, rep.Bar Harbor with building* Owner want* to go Kllaworth. 00 or before June 1, a. d. 1111. W. world. it is a of these ARTISTS : PLACE ing a superintendent of schools, that .'harles Shea, dem.Bar Harbor n the And group away. Inquire of Asrita Day. Bangor. Me.. For further Information, address "City Class 3. irtists which Mr. is to R. F. D. No. 7. rreaaurer. Kllaworth, Maine.” this is the intent of the law, and that Chapman bringing Miss M1LDKKD POTTER, CaaaLaa W. Jot. Willis A. Bicker, re .Castine St Pond new. the comma really should not be there. Ellsworth. Here are some press notices; Contralto. upright, nearly Dated April 4, a. d ltll. City Treasurer. lass 3. PIANO—leer*a bargain Inquire of Faun L. Uahos. Of the solo singers, the palm was easily MUs JOSEF V SCH Read without the comma, this is just Milton S. Beckwith, rep...Ellsworth Al.I.EH, Ellsworth. yoTUf off by Miss Potter. — .V. Y. Tribun*% Violin. JUgal Katun. what the sentence would say. Clast 4. At Pleasant beach. Hay side [>ec. IS, 1911. of C If. OatMoai, Ellsworth. Me. L harles L. Babson, rep.Sedgwick JOHN BARNE8 WELLS, COTTAGEInquire It is a constructed section at SOT1C* or rORECLOM lit poorly Joseph C. Harmon, dem.8 toning ton Miss Mildred Potter, a Minnesotan like Tenor. best, and one that should be amended Class 6. Fremstadt, was a new metro, of a richness and Erbcrn Brawn, of Eiliwonk, WILLIAM K. J^tlp ISlantrt. Hancock Maine, bis UJort- Schumann-Heink.—.V. CHAPMAN, WHKRKAS county. by by the next legislature, or ruled upon Percy L. Aiken, rep.Sorrento ■ange that suggested deed, dated tbe fifteenth of October Edward E. Plano. rafe day Bragdon, rep.East Sullivan r. Sun, Dec. 19, 1911. cook* for summer boarding- a. d. 1906. and recorded in tbe Hancock terls- by the oourts. H. Q. Harbor Smallidge, rep.Winter COOKS—Twohouse. Man and wife preferred. Ten try of deeds, book «84. page S7S, conveyed to J J Roberts, dem.W’inter Harbor Miss Potter, a young contralto, with rising week*' work from last of June. Oise refer- me. the undersigned. certain lot* or parcels of CUlbb 3. 1 glorious voice of wide range and beautiful A Popular Program will be Presented. ences; also wage* espected. Address O. L land with all bolldings thereon situated is Do These Figures Lie? Kit*. Brooklln. Me. of Baa* Joseph M. Hutchins, rep.Penobscot :imbre, was at her best in the “Agnus Dei", aaid Kllaworth. !u tba aaid county The follow rock. described a* follows: First lot Be* figures show amounts Franklin Farrow, dem.West Brooksvilie where her voice, with Madame want reliable agent*. Local blending TICKETS: at the aoutheaat corner of my farm, Otis Littlefield, dem.Bluehili and men all or of tinning dne Jan. 1, at the close of the Stack's brought this gem of the work its AGENTS-Wetraveling part your thence west three north in the origi- 1912, Class time. Outfit free. Write for degree* 7. Pay weekly. nal tine of aaid tot rods to tbs first of the democratic adminis- )wd haunting, heart-rending significance. and A few choice terms. Hoass N. Cnasb fit Co.. Auburn. Me. eighty-three year Albert K. McBride, rep.Northeast Harbor 50c 75c. seats town road; thence in the easterly line of said Arthur T -.V. Y. Mutical Courier, Dec. 19, 1911. and stoos* tration on the current accounts of the Richardson, rep. .Southwest Harbor WOMAN-Or a middle aged prr- road, eighty eight rod# to a stake ■\TOUNG sooth, Miss Potter has a voice of wide range, with will be reserved at $1. X ferred, to do housework for of for a corner; thence east three degree* year: family ane hundred and foar rod# to the east line of above and a rich below.— two. Kaav chance. Apply at once. P. O. POLITICAL brilliancy quality said thence aooth in aaid *a*l line to the of NOTES. Box 2M. Ellsworth. Me. lot; Improvement State roads. SMS,725 02 N. Y. Mail, December 19,1911. Certificates, exchangeable fortiekets Srat mentioned containing fifty ****• COMPETENT WOMAN For bounds, School and mill fond due towns.. 780,061 » will be obtainable on general v-ore or lea# and the aame described in At a meeting in Augusta Thursday Another American woman who has recently Friday. April 5, housework. to Mas. FcLLaaro* being Common V Apply 4#ed from laaac CJott to Thomas A. Oott. school fund due towns.. 077,670 18 and thereafter from member of Manat Ellsworth. night, the republican State committee or- received unstinted praise in Paris is Josefs any ll, Bridge hill, dated Heptember 16, tithO, and recorded la lb* Railroad and telegraph tax due the Ellsworth Festival Chorus. toI. fn. ganized by electing the offi- Schiller. the young violinist who has been Hanaock county regiatry of daed* in towns. 166,588 78 following cers: Warren coaching with Thiband all winter. She gave Co lrt. said licenses to be refunded. Chairman, C. Phllbrook, **Second Lot Being lot numbered *>l in Dog 34.647 SO of the Ameri- Mooie. H. several numbers at the opening Ellsworth as surveyed by CJeorge It. County taxes to he returned to Waterville; secretary, Henry Hastings, SMirTtiennort*. sU can exposition of pictures, the affair being over Moore's drug store, just va- and containing one hundred and flfty towns. 96 treasurer, Charles 8. cated B. T. Howie; hot water heat and aame contey« 68.598 Bethel; Hichborn, the American ambassador by acre*, more or laaa. and the presided over by let. of B. G. Ellsworth. Clark, John Equalisation fund due towns. 28,777 66 Augusta. The eommittee voted to invoke O. A. PAKCHKK Sl’CCKSSKIL,. SUFFICESInquire Mooaa, rrom the Blate of Maine u> John and Mrs. bacon. Miss Schiller's numbers Wentworth and John Wilson, by deed to Appropriations continuing by the referendum on the ballot law passed were selections from Paganini and Saint* them of July H, 1834. and tbe aame deacnam law. 48 y at ict*. to aaid Thomas *5,080 at the recent session of the her revealed extraordi- Induced Dr. Howard Company to £ptrial la dead from Bamual Merrill special legisla- Saens. and playing and recorded in Balance of ltll appropriations... 606,437 40 Make Price*. A. Oott, dated Bspt. tt, 1875, ture. nary tone technic. The violinist expects to Special said in voi. 181. 307. NOTICK TO CONTRACTOR*. registry page M*-a*ujf next season.—Troas- Alter * deal of effort and corre- to ane and all real e#uw It is conceded that the third make a London debut (Teat hereby coaeey diatrict, *tatr Road Work. owned me U th# of Haaotw Lation a Poris A. the by county which he from paper. spondence, Q. Parcher, popular not. and sl These are taken from the [Qov. Burleigh] represented PROPOSALS — For two whether the aame be reoorded or figures in fourteen will be sub- building in 1*» W*» Congress years, John Barnes Wells, like Caruso, needs druggist, has succeeded in getting tbe Dr. Hctlom of Stole rosd, one eectioo about interest in all real estate whether State auditor's report in the treas- solid tor him. A vindication SEALED and wbaraaa the condition of #mc stantially he has been be- Howard Co. to make a BX6 feet In lengtb. the other eeetton about 77ft equity; for crime of when no newspaper notices, as special half-price has been broken, now therefore, urer’s for 1911. The present the 1910, he was de- feet in length, in the town of Bden wtll be re- mortgage report fore the the last six and is introductory offer on tbe regular ceived the selectmen of rtmtoa ot tb« brnch of lb« feated unintentionally, is the sentiment public years, flfty-cent by Eden, and by the by ®°n administration criticized State commissioner of thereof, 1 claim a foreclosure of said vigorously in every one of the four counties. With known as one of the best size of tbeir celebrated specific for tbe highways, until 1 thoroughly o'clock in., 10. 1912, at which gage. A. C. HaoraTMT, the last administration because cer- ex-Gov. Burleigh as the candidate for p. Prioay. May »« tenors in America to-day. cure of constipation and dyspepsia. time and places they will be By B- E. Mason, hi* T■ senator, after the it means the publicly opened 1911. tain bills of that primaries, Tbia medicine is a recent Kllaworth. Main*. April B. administration were of all four of these Smith & Hagerthys clothing store is discovery for redemption counties, Bids will be received for the construction left It strikes us that it The to elect for this there tickets tbe cure of all diseases of tne stomach and of unpaid. very likely. campaign repub- headquarters event; macadam road, and alternate bids will be re- NOTICE OF rORKCLO-Ht'Kfe.. lican senators and representatives will be bowels. It not would be well for the present admin- and programs may be obtained up to the only gives quick relief, but ceived for the construction of oiled macadam HERE AS Erberu Brown, of KUswortk* carried on systematically, and the district roads. bis of the concert—next it makes permanent cures. wv Hancock county. Maine, by istration to admit that in the matter is as as back in the fold once evening Wednesday, of Febrssxy- just good Plans may be seen, forms of gage deed dated the twelfth dav Dr. Howard’s bar been to re- specifications, of he is nominated. The advantage the can- May1- specific contract and blanks be obtained a. d. 1912, and recorded in the registry nnpaid bills at the end of its busi- _ proposal may •* didate for Congress on the republican markably sucoessfnl in curing constipa- at the office of the State commissioner of deed* for the county of Hancock in ness year, a amount was un- 150. to me. the nndersigsw* larger ticket will have in the campaign when Titanic Disaster Statistics. highways, Augusta. Maine, and at the office ci pa«e conveyed « tion, dyspepsia and all liver troubles, that the board of certain real estate situated in the »*>d city than that whioh it ex-Gov. Burleigh is in the race for the aeclectmen. Bar Harbor, Maine, paid concerning 14, at 11.45 p. m., steam- is to return the and no will be Ellvworth and said ooonty of Hancock, Senate is as worth a Sunday, April Q. A. Parcher willing proposal considered unices made so much adverse criticism. appreciated great where u*ad* op said blank. scribed ae follows: All my real saute cor. Titanic, largest afloat on maiden prioe paid in every case it doe* not proposal “ deal.—itangror Portland Express. ship ship right, title and interest la and to any relief. Each bidder most bid with a my be eoVHit voyage from England to New York, struck give accompany hit all real eetate whig* I may own or coated certified check to the treasurer of the Headaches, tongue, dizziness, payable to either at law or in equity ae by Hon. William T. of Water- so iceberg in latitude 41.46 north, longi- on town of Bden, for ten cent of amount appetr*tne Haines, Republican County Committee. gas stomach, specks before tbe eyes, per the records at the registry of deed* for 50.14 and sank about 2.22 of his bid. who to be the tude west, constipation, and all forms of liver and of Hancock, to which % ville, expects next The republican county committee is Tbe successful bidder will be to county to stomach trouble are soon cured this required cords thereof reference is hereby made o’clock by furnish a bond for SO of the amount governor of is in Ellsworth holding its first session Monday morning. per cent, more of the pr**° Maine, since the State scientific medicine. of the particular description was laatest id contract. and To him the convention this The TiUfiic the thing So is tbe demand for ntftk&ing hereby to be conveyed; # to-day. outlook for his afternoon at the Hancock great tbia specific The right is reserved to any and all ha* and considered reject the condition Of *aid mortgage nomination is house in this for marine construction, prac- that U. A. Parcher has been able to secure bid*- M. C. Moasison, r#a*o very bright, while his city organization. broken, now therefore, hr ,1.1m a unsinkable. She struck the ice- only a limited and every one who Jamks w Silk. X member is — tically supply, breach of the condition thereof faith in the success of the Every present Dr. A. C. OaiKirr B. Ban wan, republican blow which her is troubled with dyspepsia, constipation foreclosure of said mortgage of berg s glancing ripped Municipal officers of Edsn. I party at the election is Hagerthy, Ellsworth; Capt. O. W. or liver troubles should call upon him A. Or Hantatgf. September on the side for a rend- hi* stt f- of W. O. of Sul- open long distance, at once, or send 28 cents and get By R. K. Ifaeon. unbounded. Foss, Hancock; Emery, sixty TO her useless doses of tbe best medicine ever on CONTRACTORS. Ellsworth, Me., April 92. 1912. livan- W. of ing watertight compartments made, ___ Henry Sargent, Sargentville; is that bids for the to the of the Ibis special half-price offer, with his per- hereby given j E. E. of Dr. except delay sinking ship. construction of a stone or concrete notice Chase, Bluehill; J. D. sonal guarantee to refund tbe money if it NOTICE subscriber hereoy gives ^ Aid was summoned wireless tele- bridge across Mil! brook, at executor Komaponotnct. oi Southwest by does not cure. so-called, Hay- ; THEhe has been duly appointed Phillips, Harbor; H. E. side. will be received at the ! of and steamer mile# Me., selectmen's of the last will and testament of Bar graph, Carpathia, sixty office in Trenton until noon Waketield, Harbor; W. A. Kicker, Saturday. May 4, ! ME DOHA F. late of CA«Tl>t- Plea for Franklin was first to 1912. HITCHCOCK, Candidate. of away at time of accident, reach Specifications may be seen at select- Castine; Capt. T. M. Nicholson, of men’s office. J. In the county of Hancock, deceased, Tn Wsar res- D. Hemic*. Fbanklin, April 20,1912. scene, two hours after steamer sank, the terms of said »/ Bucksport. W. O. Hawns, being required by rst*** To the Editor of The American: the 746 survivors who were in life- E. D. persous having demand* against the Hon. Elmer P. of Deer the cuing Laud. the •*» Spofford, Isle, Selectmen of said deceased are desired to present Franklin was There were not lifeboats Trenton. tberet incorporated January 16, newly elected member for Hancock boats. enough Trenton, April 91, 1912. for settlement, and all indented 1826, and since that time has been a on the Titanic to accommodate more than requested to make payment immediately. county of the republican State committee, David E. Hrvcucoc* member of the Hancock county of one-third of on board, and moat of CLASH CONVENTION. family is attending the meeting; so also is P. L. people Castine. April 18, 1912. democrats ______towns. For fifty years the voters of this those saved were women and children. of tbe classed town* of Aiken, of Sorrento. THEBluehiil, Brooklln, Brooksrille. Penob- town have cast a of their votes .tttMKnber H*r«oy given “ol',c majority Hon. Total on Titanic. i,S74 scot and Hurrv are to meet in Bine- wlmmw William T. Haines, of Waterville, persons requested • he bu been nppointed lor and hill town ball 2 THE duly right republicanism. Saved.-. April 97, Saturday, p. ui. in tratrix of the eetate of candidate for the republican nomination convention to elect a class committee and to In the of her exis- AARON B. late of OBLANU. eighty-seven years for is in the 1A36 act upon all other business that may corns be- DAVIS, governor, city to-day, a guest Total lives .ost fore said tence, Franklin has never had a candidate convention. By order in the county of Hancock, at the ... $10,000,000 dec**!«nt efficiency candidate justice to vith me.” “Oh! how good of But aud is for the office must be sent in at once to Cll<>»»*»- you! iffairs, well-equipped Applications Sapt. _ Ms*- Nbttik L. Here a the town. C. E. But lea. ins. j loea she never turn giddy, or anything?” o which he aspires. of Narses. PenobsooL Me.. April 9. mi. Castine, April IS, itlt. treatment- u. muari ror uoeuant; H. L. NORTH BIjLSWORTH. &i>bcrti«nitent0, S. J. COURT, Crabtree for llbellee. Miss HAKCOCK j CRIMINAL DOCKET. Ruth Maddocks baa been ill the past week. for the Following is the full criminal docket, FINAL ADJOURNMENT Mrs. P. Moore is at Mrs. with record of disposal of cases to date not Mary Howard NEW STORE NEW STORE term SATURDAY. McGown’s at Nicolin. previously reported : Pr^nk Moore is a 8KCURIW VRBDICT IN KJfTBRBD OCTOBER TRRM. 1911. having piazza built on GRAND OPENING KB. HODICK his tty Indic*m*nt. house. Joseph Nason is doing the against maink central action 1933 State vs Edward L Callahan, common work. or criminal _ disposal seller. 1913—Capias. April, Friends her© of Emery Patten regret to CASH. 1938 State vs Edward Callahan, common hear of hi9 critical illness. All hope for nuisance. April, 1913—Capias. his recovery. THS OOCKT. 1934 State vs E ft Orob, common seller. O»o«o» M. HaKMN. Luther Nason and of prfflldioS .Turtle* | April, 1913—Capias. wife, Bangor, 1917 State vs Michael McCauley, common spent 8in.day here with his mother, Mrs. Palmer’s 5-10-25c Store Cr*rt-J0K* K- Honnnn, Bnr H.rbor. nuisance. April, 1912—Principal and Abiah Nason. Attorney Hnnnnnr L. <(»u>n, sureties defaulted. Scire facias to is* 34 Main Count* ] Fred Moore and wife arrived home from Street, ELLSWORTH, MAINE, mr Ilnrbnr. New F/.Unorth. 1938 State York Thursday. They are for the Hberilt-<»t«a H- Jra-nnon, vs J £ Sherrard, common seller. Winrnnr. Bnr lUrbor. present with Mrs. Moore’s parents, H. F. Crier_Bmn K. April, 1911—Capias. arty Saturday. Everybody .10 a worth Wire floods, all kinds. .05, Evidence in the case of .Mr*. Sadie II. of Martin E. and w ife. reported good time. 15-20c yd., .10 yd .15 to .25 values, .10 guests Salisbury Kitchen Mirrors, .10, .25 Whiting vs. Henry Whiting, deceased, H. Galloons, worth 16-20c .10 M. E. Salsbury and family will soon yd, yd Children’s Straw Hats, .10 K. Whiting, administrator, defending, “What is the name of that that I .25 move to Hudson, where Mr. Salsbury has species Flouncings, .10, .15, yd Kibbons, Plain Taffetas, Dresden shot?’’ — wa* taken out before the just “Very common, indeed, sir Jury Thursday to care for the farm of W. H. Lace Shams and 25c value. .15 and corded FANCY CHINA. engaged his name is Smith,” answered his com- Scarfs, effect, forenoon, but the case was withdrawn Moore. Mr. Salsbury is now disposing of panion, upon investigation. Renaissance Centre Pieces, .25 •OO, ,10,.ir>, .20, .25 Cake Plates and Salad Bonis the to be to the law- from jury reported bis stock. Ladies’ Hose, Fast lllack, .10 worth .25 each, only .15 court. The funeral of Simon Stuart took place MARINE LIST. Ladies’ Hose, Silk Lisle Gauze, Japanese Cups and Saucers, Mrs. Whiting seeks to recover bonds to KITCHEN at the home of Mrs. M. T. Moore Thurs- lllack and Tan, .25 FURNISHINGS. worth .15 each, 3 for .25 the amount of 98,000 deposited by her hus- Rev. M. Beckwith offici- and Girls’ Ribbed Hose, Glass Ware of all kinds at W. with his day forenoon, Kiln worth Port. Iloys’ ENAMELED WARE. band, George Whiting, .05 and .10 each ating. The flowers were and Ar sch Melissa .10, .15 pr brother, the late as custo- profuse April 18, Trask, Qouldsboro Henry Whiting Sid acb Catherine. Sauce beautiful. April 20, Bangor Men’s Fast Rlack Hose, .10 pr Kettles, Stew Pans, Pans, dian, she claiming title to the bonds un- \r April 22, sch Ann C Stuart, Surry sid 23, acb Jonesboro etc., 15 to 20c values, .10 Unframed der a hill of sale from her husband. The A surprise party was given Charles W. April Wesley Abbott, Val. Laces, large asst., 2 yds .05 Pictures, large size, Sid 24, sch Melissa Trank. Newark Smith and wife April Extra Sauce Pans and choice, .lOeach defen**- claimed that the bill of sate was Saturday evening by from Hayside, staves. Whitcomb, Haynes Si Val. Laces, fine goods, .05 yd Large Co Berlin .25 Sheet Music, all the latest void on the ground that Whiting twelve of their friends, in honor of Mr. Linen .05 Kettles, only George Laces, yd .10 fell on Hancock County Porta. 1 and 2 .25 Publications, copy was mentally incapable of transacting Smith's birthday, which Sunday. Side Combs, Tea and Coffee Pots, qts., West Sullivan—Ar 18, ach Ida B Gibson Jewelry, /Rarettes, Framed .10 each It was a April .15 Pictures, business at the time the bill of sale was complete surprise. Franklin—Ar April 22, ach George W Collins Rack Combs, special Dish Pans, 10, 14, 17 qts., Peroxide lO bottle executed. Much of the evidence taken Ucorge L. Jordan and wife and Jura. A. Southwest Harbor—Sid April 17, ga a Copia values at .10, .15, .25 Hydrogen, for Westport. N 8 TIN WARE. was as Crepe .05 roll oat to the mental and physical con- C. Flood went to Hancock Friday to at- Sid April 20, ga a Nickerson, ach Elva L Pillow Tops, stamped goods, Paper, .lOeaoli dition of George Whiting at the time the tend the funeral£of a relative, Lewie Jor- Spurting big line, worth Sid April 21, ach Carrie May Bread Boxes, .lapaned, bill of sale was executed. dan. remains were here Sat- a .VI Silk, 2sk, .05 The brought Sid April 22, ga Eva Martin for Yar- Embroidery 40c, only .20 CONFECTIONERY. mouth, N 8 u. r,. riuriey appoarea lor piimun, urday and then to Otis lor interment. Cream Iu port April 22, sch Anna L Sanborn j Sugar Cans, 7 lb. size, .10 Fudge. Squares. Caramels, ftters A Knowlton for defendant. and a dozen other kinds of Thieves broke into the store ol Whit- LADIES’ NECKWEAR. Sugar Cans, 25 lb. size, .20 «t.VBMOS'Q or j pure candies, .10 lb VS. HENDERSON. comb, Haynes * Co. Saturday night BORN. Cash Boxes, lock and key, Dutch collars, Delicious Cream The cue of KlUsbcth L of early Sunday morning, carrying away Jabots, Stocks, .25 Wafers, Gsrraong, DONNELL—At East Sullivan, 20, to Mr .10 worth 50c, what had been left in the April big values at all flavors, .15 lb Dw Moines, U., v». John B. Henderson, change money- and Mrs Walter Donnell, a son. was al- Venise collars, Yokes, Jabots, Grade Chocolates, Jr., of Washington, D. C., went on trial drawer. Nothing else missed, EATON—At Stonington, April 11, to Mr and High have taken some Mrs Eben W Eaton, a son. [Lorimer Dutch collars, Irish Crochet worth 50c lb., .20 lb Thursday afternoon, and was continued at though they may goods. COMMON TINWARE OF EVERY Knowlton.] Fresh Salted Peanuts. .10 lb au session Entrance was gained by breaking out one Rows and Jabots, evening of court Thurday. EMERTON-At Bluehill, April 21. to Mr and special DESCRIPTION. Peanut .10 lb George E. (ioogina appeared for plaintiff ol the glass panes in the front door. Mrs Raymond Emerton, a daughter. values, .2f Brittle, 15. to Mr and snd Deasy A Lynarn and Peters Jt Knowl- Arno P. Laffiii was here Irom Uacbias FKKNALD—At Franklin, April Mra Elmer C Fernald, a daughter. ton for defendant. on the over Sunday, returning morning FOWLER—At Brookaville, April 14, to Mr and Court took a recess over Friday—Pa- j train Monday. Mrs. Laffin and Mrs. P. Mrs Lemuel O Fowler, a son. [Marshall.] triot s day—the Gartnong-Henderson case H. Jordan went to Machias Monday after- GARLAND—At Otis. April 15, to Mr and Mrs Whitmore Garland, a daughter. resumed forenoon. After where will live. Mr. Laffin being Saturday noon, they Mr !j GRAY—At Stonington, April 15, to and PALMER'S 25c STORE. much of the evidence was in, defendant and Mr. Jordan have rented the Machias Mra Joseph B Gray, a aou. 5c, 10c, Mked for continuance on the ground of shop there and commenced business for HAM MON D—At South Qouldsboro. April 18, to Mr and Mrs William K Hammond, a and to without themselves. Their friends here surprise, inability secure, many daughter. iiiiiitniiiiiTiif! 111II1111111111 H I LI I III II I l¥l liM H I 1111111111 long delay, the necessary witnesses to wish them success. KINGMAN —At Martaville, April 8, to Mr and ■1 combat some Mrs Hervey Kingman, a son. evidenoe given by the plain- Kev. William O. Mann, of Westbrook, to to Mr and 55 “It is to be it is better be tiff and heretofore LAWSON—At Brooklin. April 19, good sure; insured; nnknown to the de- came and a series of ser- Saturday began Mrs Charles Lawson, a son. ~ it is best to be insured” with fense. The was : Children continuance Delicate motion for vices which will be continued two weeks. MITCHELL-At Brooklin. April 16. to Mr and Mra Leslie E a showed, and the caae goes over to the He is assisted the The church Mitchell, daughter. [Harriet HEALTHY AND by pastor. Eileen. MADE October term. I was filled at both well Sunday morning POMEROY — At Hancock, April 10, to Mr and STRONd. The case of Gaynor va. Woodruff was Mr. Mann's able Mr* B daughter. & F. L. and Wealey Pomeroy,|a W. MASON evening services, 1C. and that of Lord vs. 14, to Mr and Mrs continued, Gallisoo sermons commanding the strictest atten- SMITH—At Hancock, April GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, This delicious Cod ~ *a* Irving Smith, a aon. Liver referred to Justices and Hanson. Services are be- REAL ESTATE DEALERS King tion of his congregations. to Mr and TEEL—At Long Island, April 16, — All other cases and Iron Tonic is a won- house, shed and large stable, all connected with city water and electric on the assigned list were held each this week Mrs William LTeel, a daughter. Two-story ing evening except SS lights, and'about acre of land. A bargain on easy terms. disposed of for the con- to Mr and term, either by Saturday, in the church. Services will be WKSCOTT—At BrookBvillt*. April 6, derful body builder and Mrs Lester Weacott. a son. [Clifford Liv- ElE L_l_S WO RTH, MAI IM I tinuance or reference. at the usual hours and held next Sunday ingwell.] creator for I The juries were excused for the term strength each evening next week except Saturday. delicate fee- Saturday forenoon. Court finally ad- MAKKIKD. children, tTIIIII Site journed Saturday afternoon. ble old people, weak Magazine and Book Notes. Maas. DIVORCES DECREED. CQU8INB-COU8KNS—At Lynn, April A new magasine, devoted to the summer 20, bv Rev A E Harriman, Mrs Suuie M women, ail run down The Constna, of Sedgwick, to George N B following divorces were decreed resort business of New England, made its SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN ! during the term: Couaens, of Lynn. conditions, especially Initial appearance last week. The Hew -At Southwest Harbor, .Carrie T from Wll- DONNELL—WALLS after and for ! McKeaney, libellant, is at Man- April 11, Rev R W Brown, Mian Rena M sickness, J desertion. Fellows A England Reeorter published by ELLSWOBTH o McKennag; Donnell to F Earl Walla, both of Southwest Fellows for Mass. is hand- chronic colds libellnnt. chester-by-the-Sea, It Harbor. coughs, 8- Inman, libellnnt. from Gertrude illustrated, and Boston, April 18. by PLUMBING, Steam and Bath Rooms.. Bell desertion. somely printed, profusely PBLKER—SWAN—At and bronchitis. Laundry Inman; B. K. Tracy for libel- Rev La ureas J Rirney, dean of Boston oontains some timely articles which should ‘WO PAY, NO WASBRI.*' School of Theology. Mias Delma B Pelker to Hot Water Heating, Furnace Flor* B. Murphy, libellant, from Isaac T. appeal to the health-seeker and vaca- John W Swan, both of Carmel. All kinds of laundry work done at short notice. aurpbr; cruel and abusive treatment. B. T. out-door Sullivan. 19, at i and Goods called tor and delivered. eowle for tionist. Maine, the great play- GRAY—TRACEY—At April Work Jobbing. libellnnt. home of the bride’s parents, by Re/ G of the comes in for a the H. B. ESTEY A CO. Daisy .’lyrick Over, libellant, from Henry ground country, of Franklin. Miss Marv A Oray, of Mayo, HONEST HONEST PRICES State Me y?**' cruel mnd abusive treatment. Name large share of attention in the first num- Sullivan, to Dallas L Tracey, of Franklin. WORK: Kstey Building. St.. Ellsworth. eflibeilant changed to Daisy Emma Myrick. the Swan’s Island, deters A ber. The Reeorter is published by STINSON—SMITH—At April Knowlton for libellant. Rev James E Whitmore, Mias Eliza- of Boston and 8, by Twenty Years' Experience. Plorence Blalsdell Springer, libellant, from Kesorter Publishing Co., beth Stinson to Raphia D Smith, both of GEORGE S. OBER, ■•‘ph Ambrose Springer; desertion. Name Manchester-by-the-Bea, Mas*., and is Bold Swan's Island. Personal attention to all details. Telephone wlibellsnt to Florence B. Blaisdeli. N At Stoni Yfnol or orders attended ta changed 8TOC KB RIDG E—HOLLA D- mail promptly deters A at IS cents a copy. n£ton, Does You Good or BLACKSMITH Knowlton for libellnnt. Aprii 13. by Rev Joseph Jackson, Miss Daisy Hdna M Treworgy, libellant, from Alendal Stockbridge to James E Hollaud, both of Costs You Nothing. Horse and rreworgy; cruel and abusive treatment. Sto&lngton- EDWARD F. Shoeing Jobbing The American Protective Tariff League, BRADY, & Knowlton for libellant; W. E. Wbit- Amherst, April 15. by la* for will furnish 8UMNER—SMITH-At Grant Ellsworth, Me. of all kinds. libellee. 33U Broadway, New York, Sewall Nickerson, esq, Mrs Martha Sumner A Real Cod Liver St., 5—5. c-Billings, libellnnt, from Medley T. information and facts on any to Charles Smith, both of Amherst. Telephone Water Street, Ellsworth. W. gratuitously Tonic Without Oil. u-. *?’ Q°o-support. F. Jude for libel- WALLS At Southwest Harbor, ant, hhsw of the tariff question, on postal YOUNG A Shaw for libellee. phase April 21. by Rev C W Robinson, Mrs Sarah Msud N. Carter, libellant, from Josiah E. card request. A Young toJuun A Walls, both of South- We will return THE— Cotamieston jjfirrd)antB. -srter; cruel and abusive treatment. F. L. west Harbor. your *»son for libellant. if do not The advertisements below represent some of the name of dog? money you Jennie M. Lunt, libellant, from Zaphia P. Lady—What’s your 1*1 Kit. the leading houses of New England. Our **“t: — adultery. D. E. Hurley for libellant. -- Lady Does Qinger think Vihol has CLARION. readers will doubtless find them of value. Johnny (linger. W helped Deachampa, libellant, from Marcella BENNETT—At Hancock. April 21, George bite? Johnny-No, Ginger snaps. 69 7 months, 23 days. one ^senampg; intoxication, cruei and nbusive Bennett, aged years, after a you taking Whether it’s a range or fur- To Ellsworth Shippers. SEND US BRAY-At Little Deer Isle, April 9, Mrs bottle. Don’t this Eleanor S Bray. nace— if it is a it is BERRIES APPLES POTATOES, ABDtrt.Bmum. “Clarion”, EDDY—At Seal Harbor. April 13, Clara, seem fair? FANCY HENNERY EGOS. of Mr and Mrs Gregory Eddy, sure to meet daughter every requirement Prompt Returns. Top Market Prices aged 11 years. FOIl SALK AT the Wood DEAL WITH AN APPROVED HOUSE FOWLER-At Brooksville, April 14, Marshall, Made by Bishop Co. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Lemuel O Fowler, PARCHER’S Sold by CHAPIN BROS.. 8 hours. Bangor. 107*109 So. Market St.. Boston. aged Main Street, Ellsworth. GRINDLE—At Stoolngton, April 17, Ellwood Ask for free stencil. We will send market Medicine for the Blood E Griodle, aged 66 years. 6 months, 8 days. J. P. ELDRIDGE, quotations 011 request HENDERSON—At Bluebill. April 18, Archi- 77 2 months, 29 bald Henderson, aged years, Beautiful Hair Switches Ellsworth days. Main Street, LAWRENCE & CO. widow HOMER-At Brewer, April 18. Mary E, Send a Lock of Your Hair with Established 1863 of Dr H H Homer, late of Franklin, aged 68 Is Needed Now Wholesale Commission Merchants years. JORDAN-At Hancock, April 17, Lewis Jor- $i.Q5 ELECTRICAL Z±T OULTRY, EOGS, FRUIT, PRODUCE 3 Because the unhealthful modes of living during the dan, aged 91 years, 11 months, days. and we will mail you a 20 inch Switch, Ful Lines of APPLES A SPECIALTY LANE-At Sedgwick, April 16, Capt Hardy D with 3 short stems, straight or wavy, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Faneuil Hall Market, Boston, Mass winter have made the blood causing loss of Lane, aged 67 years. 28 days. plain shades, value |3.50. If not satisfac- impure, AND" FIXTURES. furnished on MELLO-At Bluebill, April 22. LaroyG Mello, tory, return at once and money will be re- Stencils, etc., application. as well as the sores Eat as tea oa sad Give. appetite and that tired feeling, aged 2 years, 8 months, 7 days. funded. This bargain to continue for a Wlrisf Snppiiea Cheerfully Calvin O ANDREW M. MOOR. and this time. PAGE-At Bucksport, April 23, short time only. KRLICK’S, 537 Con- firofreaional Cattw. eruptions that occur at Page, aged 54 years. gress Nt., Portland, Me. Estey Building, state St.. Ellswortl ROLPE-At Gouldsboro. April 16. Aaron 8 Be sure this to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla spring. Rolfe, aged 76 years, 8 months, 25 days. LICE H. SCOTT SKINNER —At Hancock, April 16, Miss .Notice. It of roots, Pauper SPECIALTY MADE OF combines the curative principles Martha A Skinner, 79 years, 4 months, great aged contracted with the City of Ells- Dr.H.W.OSGOOD ACCOUNTING AND 12 TYPEWRITING. to their days. worth to support and care for those who GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. harks and so as to raise them highest Abel HAVING herbs, STAPLES—At Rockland, Mass, April 17, may need assistance daring the next five Agent Uuion Safe A Trust Co., of Port* 77 7 1 Deposit blood humors, blood Staples, of Brooklin, aged years, years and are legal residents Usworth, 1 New Location Blk land, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds in the treatment of all months. 1 all them on ac- Manning efficiency day. forbid persons trusting my Oliver of room and accom- Office : FRIDAY Agent Typewriter; typewriter supplies VARNUM—At Bucksport, April 18, Guida conut, as there is plenty Day diseases and run-down conditions. of Mr and Mrs Den- odations to care for them at the City Parm Cor. Maiu and Water Sts. (over Moore's Drug Bernice, twin daughter : 6 M. J. Druumbt Banger Office 12 drove St Store). Ellsworth, Me. Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla today. All druggists. j nis A Varnum. aged 1 month, days. bouse. aon Waltar, re- Atmmiatguntt. bonds in payment for the same, was is- of Bar Harbor, and just COUNTY NEWS. sued by Associate-Justice A. M. Spear, of COUNTY NEWS turned from Uuayema, Port* Bloo, Heorge of Caldwell. Kan., Arthur the supreme court, Wednesday morning:. 8. Hill and wife, »t tbe old At a special town meeting Thursday, ac- T. erd Helen C. Hill, li*ln* NORTH BROOKLIN. SEDGWICK. of Krneat nui’a fami- tion was indefinitely pending borne. Tbe preeence postponed, would have John J. Sexton and wife have moved to final hearing in the court. The injunc- OOUBIJfS OOrSKKS, ly, of Dartmouth. N. 8., made their new residence. tion was granted on petition of citizens Capt. George N. B. Cousens, of 29 School tbe circle complete. William Hale has purchased a naphtha who alleged that property values in the street, Lynn, Mass., and Mrs. Sunie M. April 22. H. would be _ boat of Jay Candage. vicinity of the proposed wharf Cousins, of Sedgwick, were married Relief depreciated by the construction of a at The W. T. Hale has .sold his large sloop, Saturday evening, April 20, Lynn. WEST KDKN. Helen to Roswell Eat South wharf. ceremony was at the residence H., Capt. on,of performed Fred Tburlow Bluehill. of the officiating clergyman, Rev. Arthur Kenneth, little aon of and i from STONING’HON. E. of the East c«. has been in town the week. « of »• slowly r?roTcrinf. ism— don't past many years of her life in the latter place. pneumonia, mat rub—just lay it on OBITUARY. George Gilley and wife, of Southwest Oapt. and Mrs. Couse ns will reside in Root Hadley ia atiil very poorly. Mm. lightly. It goes straight to the sore Harbor, are of friends here. Lyrrti, where they will be “at home” to Blanche Power and aM. O. Joy are also ill. Abel Staples, a well-known and much- guests the their friends on and after X. has quickens blood, limbers respected citizen of Brooklin, died at the Mrs. Neil McDonald has returned from May Mm. Lottie Knowle# gone to North- spot, up a few weeks. the muscles and home of his son. Jesse Staples, in Rock- Knox hospital, much improved in health. east Harbor for joints and stops land, Mass., April 17, after a brief illness Mrs. Flora Perkins, of Gastine, was in Mrs. B. P. Stanley is ill. Congratulations are extended to Harvey the pain. of acute indigestion and heart failure. town on Friday to attend the funeral of W. N. Means is not able to be out. Whitten and wife on tbe arrival of a Mr. was born in but her Ell wood E. Grind le. Mm. Whitten was Misa Staples Sedgwick, brother. Dr. T. of was in daughter moved to Brooklin when a young man, George Holt, Rockland, of this Here’s Proof Rev. Jackson and wife* are now towti last week. Marion Kittredge, place. CV/ and had had a residence there Joseph permanent settled in their new home. Mr. JacksoD Unwood, little son of A. L. Richardson Mrs. JrUA Thomas o( ever since. He had spent the winters for C. E. has to Boston to a Jackson, will rest during the remainder of year. Day gone join and wife, is very ill of Mr. write*: “l hare used several with his sons and their th*j pneumonia. Cal., your Unp years yacht for the season. Richardson'*sister, Miss Lucretia Richard- families in Massachusetts. The scallop fishermen who have been in meat for rheumatism with much suc- Paulk Ingham and wife, of Jones- of Somesville, is with them. Their He identified himself with the Rockland the winter have returned George son, early past are here on business. • for his here. The has not been as as port, many friends hope speedy recovery- Sedgw iek church, and was always a faith- fishing good MartI!* J. Tests, 1(19 Hth efficient member. last winter. Mrs. George Lane, of Rock port, is visit- 1». M. Ate, ful, April Pifpriofl N I artum — t. i_’ her Mrs. H. D. Lane. The funenl took place in the chapel at Ellwood K. Orindle, after an illness of ing aunt, rheuma-tbur for two and I could not more at North Brooklin Sunday, 21, Rev. some months, died st his home here Miss Cora Carter has returned to J. W. with year* an; had April BIRCH HARBOR. cripple remedic* and Mr. Sanderson, of Sedgwick, officiating. April 17. Mr. Grindie will be much Paris’, sfter two weeks at home. to be carried from place to place. I tried could not get bet. Besides a the deceased leaves a He was 1 Mm. Margaret Bunker, of North Sulli- Sloan'* Liniment. One bottle fiaed me in widow, missed in this town. always William 11. Stanley, who spent the w in- ter, until I tried op good nhtpe of five sons and two was van. is spending a few weeks with Mm. R. hou*e for wife family daughters— ready to favor all good works, of a ter with bis daughters in Boston, is home. ! and now I alway* bare a bottle in the my and children.'’ Frank, Henry a id Edwin of social a member of the ma- A. Pettcc. Staples, disposition, Mrs. C. K. Wescott has secured s rent in Brockton, Mass.; Jesse Staples, of Rock- sonic lodge, O. E. 8., and other orders. j term of school 14, Sargentville, and w ill move there the first Spring opened April land, Mass., J. Fred Staples, and Mrs. He leaves a widow and three daughters. * with tbe same teacher as last of May. year—Mias Avery Anderson, of Brookton, and Mrs. The funeral service* were held at the I aura Stinson, of Sunset. Charles of W. K. has a Pert, Sedgwick. home Friday; burial at Woodlawn ceme- Sylvester lately purchased F. C. W'orceater and wife left Wednes- This is the first break in the family. The floral were and horse of Foster Ober to use in his ice- tery. offerings many day for Wealev, where Mr. Worcester will Besides about there beautiful. cream business. twenty grandchildren, begin his work as pastor of tbe Methodist are fifteen Mr. w great-grandchildren. April 22. Nihil. Mrs. Louis Lane, of Portland, as called church. Staples w?as seventy-seven years of age. here last week the death of her bus- by j 22. SLOANS April U April 22. Xenophon. GOULDS BORO. band’s father. Cape. 11. I). Lane. Helen has been I Mrs. Emily Spurling is ill. Miss McFarland, who employed in the telephone office here, has I SULLIVAN HARBOR. Maurice and wife are WEST SEDGWICK. Guptill visiting returned to her home in Brooklin. Mrs. Charles Allen is home this his mother, Mrs. J. D. Guptill. Harvey We hater is employed in Roland expected The dining-rooms at the Penney house week from Camden. Archie C. Rolfe has Durgain’s mUI. gone to Gloucester, will be enlarged and several other im- S. V. Bennis and re- Mass., where he will be this Marion JVaslee, of North Sedgwick, Is Capt. family have employed provements made to tit it for public con- LINIMENT season. school in district No. 5. kill* kind of Good for Neuralgia. Toothache, Lumbago and turned from Cambridge, Mass. venience. It is to be christened “Elm attending any pain. Cheat Paine. Sold ail dealers. Price 2Jc.. $©c. and fl.OO. The “fire brigade” (?) was called out Aaron Simpson Rolfe, of Gouldsboro, Corner”. Everett Snowman has commenced saw- by died at the home of his in his with a small crew. on Item. Caul*. and Pnnltry »« tm, Addon* Friday afternoon to extinguish a fire son, George Rolfe, Oapt. Hardy I). l^ane died Monday, April ing mill, Slmn’r bonk Heap children in of at Point, Steuben, 16, started by the yard Capt. Stanley’s April aged 15, at his home here, the result of a para- April 22. D. DR. EARL S. SLOAN Boston. M.n, Mr. Rolfe was a W. H. Seavey. nearly eighty yeats. shock. He was the son of the late native of and had lytic Mrs. A. E. McLennan, of Alameda, Gouldsboro, always Oliver Lane, of thit place. He is survived Cal., made his home here. In 1866 he mar- WEST FRANKLIN. has been a recent of her by a widow and two sons-LouiM 11. and guest mother, ried Lizzie Jane who died ! Mrs. Otis Hinman. Mrs. Hiuman gave an Clements, William F.; also two brothers George, of Henry Wooster has purchased a home. seven years ago. had no children but informal tea >n honor of her on They Rackport, aud John, of this village. The 8. has bis motor boat. daughter two—« who died S. Clark painted ttg.i. XsUxn. 13. adopted daughter, Etta, deceased was a member of the First Bap- Saturday, April ten and a son, Since | Miss Della Goodwin is for S. 8. years ago, George. tist church. Funeral services were held at clerking Mrs. Fred Noyes was in charge of the death of bis Mr. Rolfc’a To ah interested \n lay wife, life bad the church Rev. E. Scammon. person* HUrr of tie *. service afternoon. Mrs. 8. V. Wednesday afternoon. tales hereinafter named Sunday been a particularly one^ especially The ice went ont of the lonely .Sanderson officiating. is ex- ponds April 30, At * court Bennis will lead the service in two weeks. for the two since be Sympathy | probate held at Mlsirwth. taau past years partially tended the bereaved relatives. eight days earlier than last year. for the of Rev. Mr. Wood, the newly-appointed lost his lies ides the he county Hancock, od thi imm! eyesight, son, business is tbe standard da* of a.. d. HH1. — 22. dull, Methodist minister, preached at the even- leaves one sister Mrs. Laura E. April H. Paving April. Hovey, _ following matter* haring b«*a ing service. Sunday evening services j block not meeting with favor. **. and one brother-Wil mot Rolfe, both of, T^HR•ented for the action thereupon ksrds- commence at 7.30 o’clock. 22. Chk'k'r. Gouldsboro. NORTH SEDGWICK. April after indicated* It is hereby ordered that ss- lice thereof be to oil Miss Mary Gray and Dallas Tracey w ere 22. George M. Alien lout ft valuable cow last given permna to rout April Jen. j j A married at the bride’s home Friday week. OAK POINT. by causing copy of this order totem*, , iiahed three week* successively Id the §> afternoon, Rev. G. of Franklin, Leland has a home. Mayo, CAPE ROSIER. David Thurston sold hit, oxen laet week Ralph bought | worth American. a newi^prr publish* g The left on officiating. couple the after- to Ellsworth, In said county, that the* David ib at Outline. Bucksport parties. Fred Murch returned Sunday from mars* noon boat. The}' will reside for the pres- Dyer employed at a probate court to be held at The brown-tail moth contest will Rockland, where be spent a week. pear I>>» ent in Brookton, where Mr. is Alvin Cousins is tor Ward- supper worth. In said county, on the **v*atb in Tracey working Koy take teaching. They have the best wishes of well. place Friday, April28. Mrs. Flora Gray, who ha* spent the of Mae. a. d. 191ft. a* tru of the ekd their friends. John Orcutt has a fine tbe winter in Massachusetts, is home. la the forenoon, and be beard tberroa if they many Alice Manson is working at John j purchased pair 22. H. Blake's. of heavy horses of Irving Carter. Mrs. Hazel Gordon, with daughter April Lydia J. Allen, late of burry. In raid Julia Carter has been her Evelyn, of Portland, is visiting her COODALL coast}, Mrs. Martha Mitchell is visiting at Al- j visiting deceased. A certain instrument purportin' Mrs. H. the mother, Mm. Flora Gray. EDEN. vara do Gray’s. daughter, George Allen, peat la be the last will and testament of uid ,Je week. ♦ 22. M. cruet, together with petition for prebsu George Huntley is having a bouse built. Geneva Manson is attending school at April j Mrs. Clara M. is her sis- thereof, presented by Fannie L Trreoriy. was South Brooksville. Clapp visiting Dress of Goods a* E. in town otherwise known Fannie L. the Cousins, Martaville, Ella Thurston, at Allen, «• ter, Meadow Brook eculrix therein named. recently. Herbert Co nary got a catch of Itching piles provoke profanity, bat pro* large | Farm!. A. J Robinson, late of Sonthwest Harbor. is Shirley Leland has gone to Bar Harbor herring in his weir Thursday. faulty won't core them. Doan's Ointment Pr»m Loom The remains of Abel Staples, an old- •aid county, deceased. A certain inttnamt for the summer. The weirtnen are weirs cares or to be repairing their | time resident and a member of the church itching, bleeding protruding pile* purporting tha last will and muaxu and them in readiness tor the sea- after of Aft store.— to of mid deceaaed. together with pettUm hr A. B. Higgins visited his sister, Mrs. H. getting here, were brought to North Brooklin years suffering- any drug Woarof son. thereof. presented by Lacy C. so***. W. Jellison, recently. from where he died a few Adtri. probate Massachusetts, At MILL PRICES Fred P. Robinson and Ralph J Stobiasoa, lk» F. A. Wood has moved his household E. K. Harris is making extensive im- days ago of heart failure. ementors therein named Palm Beach Cloth In Plain and goods to Salisbury Cove. provements on his barn on Holbrook s 22. A« rues End To lied Habit. Joseph L HmaShdge. 'ate of Winter Harbor, island. April Wcarr*. Color Natural la said count*, deceased a certain iutra- in town have had the never loan to one with “the Fancy Many measles, but Things bright ment to be tha last will and testa- Orlando has blues. Ten to one the trouble is a Pan. Send for sample* of this purporting all are convalescent now. Howard gone to Dark Har- sluggish ment of mid with NORTH LAMOINE. the with bilious oieon. deceased, together petition bor, w here he has for the liver, filling system p doth, and also our regular line. 8. C. T. Higgins and family spent the employment that Dr. King’s New Life Pills woula for probate thereof, presented by Jesse summer. Capt. Harvey N. Bragdon has gone to expel t.ie eaecu or therein mated. week-end with J. L. Hodgkins and wife. them. Let the of better end riroaUidge. Houfton to visit his Mrs. L. J. Try Joy feelings K. of Winter mother, “the blues.” best for liver and kid- Rdward tJpham. late Harbor. and Millard Rich- April G. stomach, Ludolpb Hodgkins 20._ Bragdon. 2te. all In said county, deceased, Becood accouief neys. druggists. tied for ardson are building a weir at Hadley's Dr. H. A. of Weat Salesroom, Sanford, Maine. Warren L. RusseU, admlnialrator. NORTH FRANK. UN. Holt, Sullivan, visited settlement. point. Elms at the Sunday, accompanied by Mr. Rdward T. Flan, late of El'.swenk. ia serf Eben L. who has been in Francis Wilbur is extensive re- SCbmiattumt*. Higgins, poor making Bradbury. county, deceaaed. First account of Frank L. some has not been as re- pairs on his house. health time, well George H. Coggins went to Southwest Heath, administrator, filed for letilrweac Barker French is D. late of Trstnent. if msd cently. here sawing wood Harbor to visit his daughters, Mrs. Alvah Rich, with his Friday tJanning county, Second account of EbeaB- Dallas Hodgkins has gone to Hull's gasoline engine. Kobie Norwood aud Mias who is deceased Eunice, A Clark, administrator, filed for *e :: eased where he has for the Robertson is st Seal Happier Cove, employment Boyd attending the gram- teaching Cove. Isaac S. Cole, late of Brook-1a. ia aid summer. school at the V. mar village. Friends of Jaok Christie are glad to county, deceased. First account of Praak Mrs. Orison C. Higgins, who has been Miss Muriel of East is learn that he haa returned from Phila- To-Morrow Cble. administrator, filed for settlement Wilbur, brook, Caroline D White, late of Chiand. ia aid in Sorrento the past two months, made a working for Mrs. Stella Butler. in his ususl health, after the delphia if will count*, deceased First account of tieer** short visit in town last week. severe her will be yours to-night you Letitia Williams is with her surgical operation underwent it wbat your money will earn It W. White, exeefttor. filed for setUeiseeL boarding there. He has Bar the 19. V. Mrs. and to gone to Harbor, where seek the beneficial aid of famous Intel led in abarraot U*e Peter C. McCaulder, late of B nek sporti* April sister, Marjorie Wilbur, going Ed- school. be has employment for the summer. and ideal Beecham’s mid county, droeaaed. First account lh. you i Ogalrie visiting to separate a boy from a L-ox of Bncklen’s FOLSOM-JONES, Agt, Skowhegan. Me coP/ orffufto”,^ ask doctor. He Ogalvie’s Samuel Frost. Arnica Salve- His boils, scratches, FOR LADIES and MEN PARKS consequence, just your father, pimples, artistic BROS.. Agenu, Pittsfield, Me. knocks, and bruises demand it, and The very latent styles, work- will disabuse you of that notion in short Newman is a few weeks sprains OMAR W Me. Myra spending its relief for burns, scalds or cuts is his manship. Prices reasonable. TAPLEY, Agent, Ellsworth, it at once!” he will with her Miss Newman quick once. order. “Correct parents. Clytie right. i£eep it handy for boys, also girls. Write us your wants at has been at but has returned to AMERICAN ADS say. Then ask him about Ayar'a Pills. home, Heals everything heals hie and does it quick. Brows block, Portland, Mo. work. for 26 cents at all BUCK'S, A mild liver pill, all vegetable- Unequaled piles. Only Subscribe for PAY BEST Mad, ojr ths J. C- AT UR OO Lowell, Mm April 22. F, druggists. Thk Amkkjca* news. Sttjerttstnunut. ftailroabs ertti Steamboats. insurance Statements*. Bounty — ■■ frankun. BEUCATt CHILDREN MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD and wife were in Ban- 8. DcBeck Made Strong by Vinol pr 8 Maine In Effect "I wUh I could Induce every moth- W“ Portl*nd **** er who has a Central Dec. Bunltet delicate, sickly child, to Raiipoad 3,1011. liver busioe*.. try your delicious cod Iron tonic, on BAB HARBOR TO BANOOR. McK.tule is employed « Vinol. Vim Minnie A M P M ! E. B. GARDNER & "It vectored mill.n.ry rooms. our little daughter to BAR HARBOR....1* tlO 30 t 4 15 -U.Pber.on’" health and after Sorrento. 4 45 SON,! with strength everythin* A. Gordon spent Hundsy Sullivan. M else had failed. It tastes so she st the Metbo- good Mt Desert Ferry. ... rn so t 5 15 r 9 50 here, end spoke UNITED STATES BRANCH The Home Insurance Company, ABSTRACT OF THE evening. loved to take It—not a bit of cod liver Waukcag, oullivn Fy 11 27 5 22 9 58 Sundsy Hancock. 11 80 5 25 10 08 NO. 56 CIDAR STREET, NEW YORK. ANNUAL STATEMENT i'ft?bn"oh ot oil taste.—Mrs. C. W. Hniier end fsmlly, Harrington, Stump, Canton, tranklin Toad. |U 6 83 10 14 Norwich In Ion Fir® In«. Society, Ltd. One hundred-and-seventeentb semi-an- «»'•!' * Mrs. Butler's Ohio” Waah'gt’n June. til 00 jll Bolt 5 41; 10 45 6 A88ET8 DEC. 81, 1911. nual statement. January, 1012. Aetna Insurance Company, «* E Dwelley and wife. ELLSWORTH. 11 06 11 571 47 10 52 Z C The reason Vinol Is so successful Ellsworth Falla. 10 12 02 5 62 110 57 Stocks and bonds. $2,088,462 00 HARTFORD, CONN., lie®**' __1 «. widow of SUMMARY OF ASSETS: of Mery E., Ur. H. Nlcolin. 11 23 15 6 07 10 Cash in office and bank...... 318,609 00 ‘f” funeral In building up puny, delleate, ailing J13 111 Par Value. Mkt. Val. h'ld “ lb* MetbodWt Green Lake. 11 80 l2 24 6 17 19 Agents' balances. 310,703 62 On the 8lBt of December, 1911, made to 111 Cash in banka and day itHT- Is because it Is a combina- 6 .. 68 Hu„(tsy afternoon. Rev. A. C. children. Phillips Lake. 11 87 tit 81 26 til 28 Interest and rents 21,224 the State of Maine. Uh ill A All 78 trust companies, $ 1,701,025 14 Mill. 28 other assets.*. 12,071 For severs! months tion of the two most world-famed ton- Egery’s 00 00 tSm offleistin*. Holden. 48 12 89 6 38 84 U.'8 bonds, $ 150,000 164,000 Incorporated 1819. Commenced business __ had nil her home with her fll & State and 83 6,244,320 00 rfloS’ Jmd. ics—the medicinal body-building ele- Brewer Jnac—.... 12 00 12 59 6 58 11 58 Gross assets. city bonds, 6,174,313 Mrs. George H. Oole- Railroad bonds, 8.886,000 00 8,427,900 00 1819. dsughter, ments of cod liver aided the BANGOR.... ar. 12 05 1 05 700 11 59 Deduct items not admitted where she died of heart oil, by Miscellaneous bonds.1,138.000 00 1,024,160 00 Wm. B. Clark, President. P“°*J?orewer, Railroad stocks. 00 1 0.098.300 00 four sons and and 50 5 12 50 ° 4 50 Admitted assets 8,220.000 She is survived by blood-making strength-creating Portland.ar. 4 60! Miscellaneous stocks 00 00 Henry E. Rees. Secretary. of whom .trended Boston via ° 8 SO 1,160,000 1,449,500 r 05! Co- stocks, 159.800 00 467.680 00 If we can Induce you to a bottle Unearned kind and valuod try TO BAR premiums. Bonds and 1st s neighbor BANOOR. harbcTr. All other mortgages, being Bowers of Vinol as a bodv-bullder and liabilities. lien on real estate, 88.300 00 ASSETS, DEC. 81, 1911. The m»ny lovely mutely A U Deposit capital... of relatives and Boston via R 00 Premiums uncollected, In Real estate.$ 588.207 98 the affection strength-creator for your child, and Dover lv 7 80 8 56 Surplus over all liabilities. of all is extended Boston via Ptsmth lv 10 00 6 00 9 00 course of transmission and Stocks and bonds. 18,898.460 57 The sympathy do not Is we wo 81 you find It all claim, A in hands of agents, 2,227,326 Cash in office and bank. 1,607,467 81 M P M Total .. bereaved ones. liabilities and surplus #2,693,818 88 Accrued 214,053 00 balances. 50 o the will return your money on demand. Portland.lv. 1 20 ♦10 57 tl2 85 interest, Agents’ 1,552,834 E. B. GARDNER & SON, Agents, Interest and rents. 88,781 08 April S-!L. 95 Q. A. Parcher, Ellsworth, Me. BANGOR.lv. f 6 00 tlO 805 t 8 10 f 5 15 _Bucksport, Maine.__ $32,146,564 LIABILITIES. Gross 34 Brewer June. 6 07 10 88i STATEMENT OF THE assets.$22,236,701 for Chamberlain's 00 ■.. ,urnr iwbr cries Holden 6 29 10 681 8 85 5 40 Cash capital.f $3,000,000 Deduct items not admitted 218,311 63 t 1 Phwnlx Insurance Co- 11 00 Remedy." write. Mr*. T.B Kertd- Notices. Egery’s Mill. J10 59 Reserve premium fund. 798,685 ou|b.Sb i-tgal Reserve for losses. 34 Admitted U*. “H is the best Phillips Lake. | 6 36 111 02f 1 8 41 1 6 47 op HARTFORD, CONN. 1,144,436 assets.$22,017,389 71 Hasses, cough Reserve for re-insurance, and diE market for coughs, colds Green Lake. 6 44 11 10 3 48 5 56 ASSETS DEC. 1911. rrtnrdy on the To all persons interested in the estates 81, other claims. 288,052 90 DEC, 81. 1911. sale all dealers. Nicolin. t « 58 11 22 1 3 56 1 6 07 Real 141,013 88 LIABILITIES, For by hereinafter named. estate.$ Reserve for taxes .. 200,000 00 rodVroup." K1 I s worth Fall#. 7 06; 11 87 4 0* 6 20 loans. 00 Net unpaid losses. $ 618,872 98 At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and Mortgage 62,460 Reserve for miscellaneous ac- ELLSWORTH. 7 18 11 42 4 14 6 25 Collateral loans. 11.800 CO Unearned 7,936,384 08 for the of Hancock, on the ninth counts due and unnald. 00 premiums. county W’aah’gt’n June. 7 25 11 50 4 8 81 100,000 All other liabilities. 632,98796 Botins. of a. an 20jl Stocks and bonds. 1.478.094 76 JUgai day <1. 1917, adjourned session Franklin 6 Reserve as a conflagration April, Road. 7 33’$12 00!. 40 Cash in office and bank .... 27 Cash capital. 5,000,000 00 of the April a. d 1912 term of said court. 499,988 surplus. tL800,000 00 Hancock. 7 41 101. 6 49 balances. 1 ,096.071 40 Surplus over all liabilities.... 7334,194 74 the of the Probate following matters been Agents’ over ...k. Honorable, Judge having pre- Waukeag. t'ullivn 13. 6 58 Interest and rents. 89 Surplus contingencies of Hancock: sented for the action herein* Fy 84,894 and all liabilities, including rv.Sri in ami lor the county THE thereupon Mt Desert Ferry. 7 50 20;.| 7 00 All other assets. 69 Aggregate, induing capi- ¥ after indicated, it is hereby ordered that do- 49,108 capital. f 18,815,440 71 ■SrtCTPl'lXY represents Joseph Sullivan. 8 10 ...... tal ana surplus..$22,017,889 71 of Ellsworth In said County tloe thereof be given to all persons interested, 8 40 ■. Hteilni Sorrento. Gross assets. $11,410,918 88 Surplus for 12,834,194 74 st law of P. causing a of this order to be $32,146,564 95 policy-holders, state one of the hstrs Dyer by copy pub- BAR HARBOR.... ar 9 1 7 45 Deduct items not admitted 69 Losses paid in 98 years, 128,003,578 89 lished three 15; 6,284 as ISut'sn Isle of said Ellsworth, in sain county. weeks successively iu the Ells- Surplus regards policy- that said P Jordan worth American, a at holders .t$18,615,440 71 E. B. OARDNER & intestate, Dyer newspaper published Admitted assets. $11,404,684 19 SON, Agents, was the owner in said that tDaily except the time of hi# decease Ellsworth, county, they may ap- Sunday. Directors: Levi P. Morton, John Claf- Bucksport, Maine. at a court to be he'd at Ells- LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1911. 3 certain real estate situated in said Klls- pear probate °Daily except Monday. lin, Clarence H. Kelsey, Elbridge G. Snow, and described ti follows, els: worth, in said county, on the seventh day of Net losses. .. «irth bounded Trains leaving Ellsworth at 7.18 a m and 4.28 unpaid $ 621,610 17 John H. Flagler, William Ives Washburn, Jordan bonwitftd !ol so May. a. d. 1912, at ten of the clock in the Unearned premiums. 4,891.304 68 H. Emanuel H. A. Tbe’old Joseph p m. and arriving at Ellsworth 11.06 am, 10 52 George Hartford, Correa, Boston Insurance Company, raster side of Water street in forenoon, and be heard thereon if they see All other liabilities. 00 F. W’illiam aJlsdonthe ly p. m. connect with Go. 190.000 Elbert H. Gary, Henry Noyes, same de- cause Washington Ry. slwl Rllsworthe and the premises Cash capital. 2.000,000 00 D. Baldwin, Thomas B. Kent, Ldcien C. 137 MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS. to said F. Jordan W. Winchester, late of Surry, in said t Stop# on signal to conductor. Snbed as coneeyed D/er IJaoiel Surplus overall liabilities. 3,701,719 84 W’arner, I>ewis L. Clarke. helra of Jordan county, deceased. Petition that George H. to leave from Emanuel SsriBC his lifetime by Joseph fStops only passengers points Elbridge G. Snow, president: ASSETS DEC. 1911. recorded in the Wasson or some other suitable person be ap- on Total liabiities and 19 81, bv various deed# duly regts- Washington County Railroad. surplus... $11,404,634 H. A. Correa, vice-president; Frederic C. for said county of Hancock. pointed administrator of the estate of said dr- Boswell, Clarence A. Lud- [L ot deeds Passengers are requei to pro- E. B, GARDNER & SON, Agents, vice-presiaent; estate .. $ 00 iaoneof the helr*-at law ceased, presented by Georgia Winchester, earnestlyy requestly Areunah M. Burtis. Real 34,000 , Thai your petitioner cure ticketsis before enteriug t*the trains, and Bucksport, Maine. lum. nss’t secretary; loans. 510,900 00 Ja.tJ P. Jordan, deeeased, and that the widow or said deceased. Charles L. Mortgage Dyer -ecially Ellsworth to Fallsalls a»'and Falls to secretary; Tyner, secretary; Collateral loans. 66,100 00 I at-law of aaid deceased Hue in and Maria D. B Pry, late of Eden, in said especially J. Ferris, ass’t othrr heirs Ellsworth. Henry secretary Stocks and bonds. 4,918,119 00 of different slates; that the county, deceased. Petition filed by John Fry, The Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., E. B. GARDNER & j arc inhabitants H. D. WALDRON. SON, Agents, Cash in office and bank. 367,385 05 real estate cannot of a son of ssld deceased, praying for the ap- Maine. oearrsofsaid dispose General Passenger Agent. HARTFORD, CONN. Bucksport, balances. 540,228 22 interests without ioee; that the pointment of Thomas Rldgway, ot Pbiladel Agents’ j tbeir separate MORRIS MCDONALD, Bills receivable. 60,334 20 addresses of *aid other heirs at- l>bls. P* nnsylvania. a* trustee under the last ASSETS DEC. 31, 1911. Hartford Fir** Insurance* Bgmr» and Vice President A General Manager. Company, Interest and rents. 19,508 54 so far as known to will and testament of said deceased, to suc- Real estate. $ 189.200 00 CONN. isw of said deceased, your Portland. Maine. HARTFORJ*, assets. 1.085 06 ceed Thomas beaming, trustee, now deceased. loans. 00 All other setitloner. are as fohows; Mortgage 948.450 ASSETS DEC. 81. 1911. Minnesota. William Lloyd Hayford. late of Bucksport, Collateral loans. 69.000 00 estate.$ 769.100 00 Laof» D Alma. Minneapolis. Real Gross assets.. $ 07 ! in said deceased A certain instru- and bonds. 00 6,507.610 Carrie Hutchins. New Bedford. Maas. county, Stocks 6,,528,499 Mortgage loans. 429.666 67 62 ment to be a of the last will Deduct items not admitted. $ 40,070 Heart Baldwin, New Bedford, Maas. purporting copy Eastern Cash in office and bauk. 372,415 88 Collateral loans. 8,250 00 and testament of said deceased, with Prank P Jotdan. Cariboo. Maine. together Steamship Agents’ balances. 358,199 78 Stocks and bonds. 20,598.221 26 a netl ion that said be al- Admitted assets. $ 6,467,539 45 Georgia A. Buckland, Holyoke. Mass. praying copy may Bills receivable. 28,362 78 Cash in office and bank. 1.003.677 74 lowed a« the last will of said deceased (it be- H*rsh K. Whitmore, Everett. Maas. Interest and rents. 41,188 84 Agents’ balances. 2,388,051 09 Ins to obtain the will of LIABILITIES DEC. Henry W Dan ham. Boston. Mas*. Impossible original Corporation. Interest and rents 252,872 65 31,1911. said H. ... Brooks K Dunham, Boston. Msas. deceased} presented by Josephine Gross assets admitted... $7,521,81123 W. Wlleoo, Attieboro. Mass. Hayford. widow of said deceased. Admitted assets.$25,149,839 41 j Net unpaid losses. $ 407,628 53 Bbeplev LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1911. 74 I Heraphine O. Norwood. Mass. JEROME H. KNOWLES. Judge of said Court. liar Harbor and Boston $4.75j LIABILITIES DEC. 81, lull. Unearned premiums. 2,032,234 Davenport Net losses. ... $ 298,768 38 53 All other liabilities. 155,106 49 Henry Jordan. Brooklin, Maine A true copy of the original order. unpaid Net unpaid losses.$ 1,269,357 ... 84 Hruosliu. vfaine. Attest:—T. F. Mahomby. Register. One #8.50 Bound. Unearned premiums. 4,059.036 Unearned 14,160,774 40 Cash capital. 1,000,000 00 fcuitue Day Jordan, Way. tii v._iuiliabilities i:... premiums. prays that the ad- All other All other liabilities. 200,000 00 Surplus over all liabilities... 2,872,609 69 Whfretore/our petitioner '’ash de bonis non of said Djer P Jor- HTATB OF MAINE. Trip. capital Cash capital.. 2,000,000 00 ■iaistrator over all liabilities drerased. be authorised to aril all aaic Surplus Surplus over all liabilities .... 7,819,707 48 Total liabilities and surplus. $6,467,339 45 dsn. I! a a cock ss.— At ft probate court held at estate at or ssle, and dta anil Boston rss) public pftvate Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, HliiHiUl $4.50 One and 23 after Total liabilities surplus $7,521,311 Total liabilities and surplus.. $25,449,839 41 E. B. GARDNER & SON, Agents, iribu-efb** proceed*. paying espen«e*, on tae —pond «lav Of in the ye*rof our all beirs-at law of *a»d April, E. B. GARDNER & E. B. GARDNER SON, Agents, siDooi such heirs or Lord our hou«and nine hundred and twelve. Way. $8.00 Bound Trip. SON, Agents, Bucksport, Maine. io their Bucksport, Maine. dectaer-: Imeiute according tespec CERTAIN Instrument purporting to be Bucksport. Maine. therein, ai-d for such o. her orders tiv rir »u: benlicated. having been presented H*sc-c At * probate c »nrr held at \l*ol2roon and for Ston- to the of for our said county of Tuesdays Fridays ;ii and lor said c-**iet> of Haticock. Juuge probate North Haven and Rockland. tl.4v ol It* the of Itaucocic for the purpose of being allowed, tngton. ! h April. year filed aud recorded in «be court of our Steamer Mlnrola leaves liluehlll 10 a m ! 00 M>»d ■ *,ie triousatjit nine hundred and probate said county of Hancock. and Thur**day tor south Bluehlll, Iwt v Monday j Maine. That notice thereof be to Peer ! Oa the going ordered: That Or fared. given bmokllo, Sedgwick, IsTfc, Sartentvllle, petition flarbor and Rockland '• f «rt all persons Interested therein, by publishing South Brookevillc, l>Mrk INSURANCE, •Wl be given nl) inter* Bucksport, pemon* a of this order It-rre wteks successively < ronr\erilna with "learner for Abo 12 a copy of said petition and copy Boston. '__t_:...3 In the Klisworth American, a noon and for Peer Sar till' ,m huh to be three newspaper Tuesday Fridays Isle, published Han- j i»sivelv In the fr'.llsworih Atneri- printed ftt lhworth, in sskl county of ! geolville and Rockland cock, to the seventh day of a. d. ,t published at El la worth, in prior May, RICTURNINtt lull, that they may at a probate »*l' h tt they n»a> appear at * probate appear Belfast or 3Lbfaerti«etnent0. court then t*> be held at Ellsworth, in and for Turbine steel “teitroahlpa t»- at hi! a worth* in ami fur said of Hancock, at ten o’clock in the n i.e f*wtnday of June, county forenoon, sad st ow cause, if any have, :rn o’clock in the forenoon, and they | Leave Boston 5 p m Mondays. Tuesdays, against the same. connect f my they have. any me prayer I Thursday* and Friday* foi Rockland, n*-r should not be granted. JEROME If. KNOWLES. Judge of Probate. li g wlt.'i steamer lea Vina iiockiami, t.is a id, or JEk MK H. K^OWLKH, Judge of Probate. A true copy of the original order. mi. art*. «»i steamer from Boston, Tucsd.v -. A «*• > <>f nr orlgmal pt-tilion with Attest: I' K M ik.nky. lt- ei-t'-T Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturday-*, tor Bur Harbor, Blueblll and Intermediate landings. — r K sub-cribers. Kaler, of Southwest \rt-» MtietRiv. Rcfialrr. rpB Mary It. L. .SMITH. Agent, Bar Harbor. 1 Harbor. Maine, aud Lizzie O’Neil of '•il | t tie limit L«'!*l i>h Mount Vernon, in the state <>f New York, A M. IIKKKICK. /y* It. I '1«M 1. that have beeu AIri!,'...: Fird H. of K Haworth, hereby give notice they duly Dodge. executrices of the last will and ... appointed Afford It? If ii.-.. State of Maine, by Can’t testament of Notices. fe m ■£ * d e I d«t>-d ti twenty-sixth day Urgal '■fn.-t.a d. into, and r* corded in the ANDREW J. WHITNEY, late of SOUTH Hoacock < anty registry of de«da lo oook tTA. WEST HARBOR. STATB OF MAINE. '»** nnysf m rhe Hancock County in the county of Hancock, deceased, no heads Hancock «».—At a probate court held at Bank, a Saving* corporation duly organized the terms of seid will. Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock, ib>b bush'd place of bufttoeaa being required by Lizxie O'Neil, residing out of the State, in on the second day of April, in tin year * h naorin. < o:ioly and mate aforeaaid, ■ it out and see. with sec 43. chap fifl. and sec 14. of our Lord one thousand nine uundrtd and Let's te- parcel ol land »liu»t-d In the compliance figure V9 of the revised statutes of Maine, baa t< «n .- auit »*>ui tied and described aa chap Gtorge K. Fuller, of Southwest CERTAIN instrument purporting to be w Hegtn lug on the town line appointed Harbor, in the State of Maine, to be her agent a copy of the last will and testament of i« u -p » t rbdOriand at the cud ol A s> that legal process against her as HAYFORD. late of and *u .i he n>* ihetlj aide of the Kauge road, any WILLIAM L. City executrix it made on said agent stall be of wb < runs *«.» t Meatier I along the north of SAINT JOHN, y by elect as if made on said County wa r: v m,i «.f • he Coulter lot, no called, and the same legal Lizzie O’Neil within said State of and Province of New Brunswick, deceased, I’rid: (,i n’a a»,d. thrnw running on aaid personally How much would to to the or the Maine. Ail demands against and of the probate thereof in said city aud you charge go grocer’s K»nne j«J line toutheasterly one hundred persons having the estate of said deceased and desired to pre- county of Saint John, duly authenticated, rod*, turniog and runnltg on a Hue of sent the same for settlement, and ali in- having been to the Judge probate with the town line before named one presented debted thereto are to make for our said county of Hancock for the pur- dealer’s? f»r»c *rd and rods to the road requested paymeul provision j»l«ty Iiange Mazy Kalkk of being allowed. Hied and recorded in • hi: h rui.it the end ol immediately. pose along by aoathwesterly Lizzie O’Nkill. the probate court of our said county of Han- the lot occupied by Cbarle* J Haiti h. thence ob the aide of said line northwest March 15, 1913. * *.utherly Ordered, That notice thereof be given to *rly one hundred rod* to the lowu line first subacriber gives notice that all persons interested therein, by publish.ng a namt-i thence southwesterly ou aaid town rpHE hereby How much would on a to visit dis- 1 she has been executrix a of this order three weeks successively you give, stormy day, line to t*»e firm named bound*. oru JL duly appointed copy containing the last will and tentameut of in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper and whereas the conditions ol of bmj.tr*acre*, at Ellsworth, in sain county of Han- •aid mortgage have been broken, there ELIAS M. SPRAGUE, late of SWAN’S IS- printed now, cock, \o the seventh day of May, a. d. tant friend? toff. i,. rt-afton of be nrea< h of t’e c nditi n* prior LAND. 1912. that they may appear at a probate court thereof, said Haucock Countv Havings Bank iu and for said In the coanty of Hancock, deceased, uo bonds then to be held at Ellsworth, by ii» treasurer duiv authorised, claims a in the fore- being required by the terms of said will. All county or Hancock, at ten o’clock foreclosure of said mortgage if Mins demands against the estate of noon. and show cause, any they have, Hancock < oumtv Savings Bank. per having said deceased a re desired to the iumt agaiust the same. By Charles Borrill. It* treasurer preseut How much would it be worth, in case child were taken for settlement, aud all indebted thereto are of Probate. your m*’1 at KI Is wort b, Maine. April I?. I»12 JEROME li. KNOWLES, Judge requested to make payment immediately. aNi ue copy of the original order. UosKl.LA A. Sl'KAOUK. F. Register. '•OTll K or ruKKCLUilKK. Attest:—T. Mahoney, ill at to be able to'Summon the doctor at once, Swan’s Island, April 5,1912. suddenly night, hereby given that the under' of MUworth STATE OF MAINE. N signed, Minnie' if Osgaod. ■ ’nEi iiiuavriuri to be Haocock instructions from him wire, county. Maine, has a claim of mort 1 she baa been duly appointed executrix Hancock as.—At a probate court held at and, perhaps, by special by K*Ke on the wit la of following parcel of land, of ti e last will and testament of Ellsworth ir and for »aul county Hancock, ouiltiinm thereon, situated in Surry. In salt! ninth day of in the year of relief his arrival or even to MELINDA L. TOWER, late of ELL8WOBTH, op the April able to temporary pending county. and described aa follows In the mort our Lord one thousand nice hundred and give I*** deed of the same from Margaret A in the couuty of Hancock, deceased, no bonds Manu of said wili. All twelve. of said Surry, to the undersigned being required by the terms CERTAIN instrument purporting to be a save its life? demands against the es- and *’ehiru»ry *7. 1st 1, and recorded in Han persons having copy of the last will and testament cock said deceased are desired to present A county registry of deeds, book 477. p*»g* tate of codicil of to wit: the same for settlement, and all indebted A. GARLAND, late of NEW YORK, at the northwest corner of thi thereto are to make payment Ira JAMES Commencing requested of New ■o-calied lot and north mediately. Mahy A Lkland. in the county of New York, and state Millington running thereof in •fly following ibe back line of the road loti Ellsworth. April 10. 1912. York, deceased, and of the probate a is not what it ..A VT V /..tr authenticated,U I, K*. ft U I The expense of telephone figured by Southwest corner of the Emery Sroitl ibat siUd’coanty of "New York,duly i)wlfae rpuh aubscuoer nereoy gives notice the of thence rocs, more or leas having been presented to Judge probate jo,: easterly twenty 1 she has been duly appointed adminis- tor the :? Patten's stream; thence the at ream U (or our said county of Hancock pur- much it saves each time by tratrix of the estate of and recorded In costs for a whole but how northeast corner of me lot pose of being allowed. Bled year, by jae Billirgton late of BUCK8PORT, of Han- jarnte by the Biilingtomland to the place oi CAROLINE Z. SMITH, the probate court of our aaid county oogtuning. containing forty acres, more oi in the county of Hancock, deceased, and with all these in mind ask notice thereof be to it is used. Therefore things oving the same fully de- bonds as the law directs. All per C°Ordercd. That given premises given therein, • deed to me from Mary J. Gasper sons having demands against the estate all persons interested by publishing aated!!^V .ln weeks September 8. a. d. 1907, and recorded li of said deceased are desired to present a copy of this order three successively American, a newspaper yourself: of deeds for said Hancock count] the same for settlement, and all indebted In the ElMworth UJJ*e.1re8>*try in said county of book 4.56, page 187. thereto are requested to make payment im- printed at Elliworth. That the condition of Mid hwi Julia B. Homes. Hancock, prior to the seventh day of May, mortgage mediately. at a broken and that on account of aair 5, 1912. a. d. 1912, that they may appear Bucksport, April held at Ellsworth, oI I claim a foreclosure ol probate court then to be ..fj co“ in a glen, so mossy nod green, On t liroip river'i baoki, Violet* opened their deep, blue eye*. Looked up, end to God geve tbenks. And the fregrent fume# of en incense sweet has no substitute for Then erose from the soft, mossy shrine, Royal I*hese violets feir, ell refreshed by dew, making delicious home-baked foods Hed e fullness of peace so divine. So our heerts leep up with e Joyful hound. As o’er field end woodtend we roern, And eee God's smile on the fece of the eerth SMITH & HAGERTHY In spring, when the violets come— Divine eppeel, end our sooU.respond, So ell cere we then forget; To us wild aeture i.rooit precious flower Is the fregrent violet. Goods —Cuo C«ilott. Clothing, Furnishing W ritten for The American. ; COUNTY NEWS. typYAl HA RG E NTV1LUE. New Spring Goods in All Clifford Cummings is visiting in Blue- Powder ! bill. Guy Freethy nes gone to New York to Baking join e yacht. Lines. Mrs. Herbert Grindell is visiting friends ABSOLUTELY PURE it East Boston. Miss May Potter, of Rockland, is visit- ing friends here. Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Leo- Raymond Grindle visited friends in Kockland last w eek. The only Baking Powder made Miss Helen Chapman, of North Sedg- Morse Co. is here. pold clothing. of Tartar < wick, visiting Variety from Royal Grape Cream Miss Fidelia Dow has returned to her borne at North BrookaviUe. of all new, to select Elmer E. Cummings, wife and daughter styles, from. \lene are visiting in Portland. Harry Hooper, wife and son, of Camden, Wide of ire guests of Mr. Hooper ■ parents. range prices. horn*, after spending: the winter in |Ells- Roy Grindell spent part of last week COUNTY NEWS. wortb. sith his brother at North Sedgwick. Mrs. Sanford McFarland and littfe Mrs. George G. Turner is spending a few BLUEHILL. daughter are visiting Mrs. McFarland’s seeks with Mm. Fowler at Brooksville. parents in Amherst. John F. Wood was in Bangor last week Mm. Sarah Sampson, of Boston, is the The sacred concert to be the of her Mm. Prank W. Allen. on business. giventby cuest niece, to Loyal Sons has been postponed to Thurs- Miss Kuth has returned to $8 $25 Charles A. Snow a few days last Sargent Suits, spent 25. week at Deer Isle. day evening, April Waterville, where she is attending school. McFarland has returned J. Warren Kane, is with his father, Irving just Miss Sadie Parker has gone to Kingman jr., from Bangor, where be has completed his Kane, on the schooner Mildred ind Miss Clara Allen to Sullivan to teach. Capt. course at Shaw’* business college. May. Mrs. Louise Lane, of Portland, has been 22. Spec. Raymond Parker has been chosen mans- April uniting her parents, Robert Gray and ger and Roy Grindle captain of the a cade- j s’ife. my baseball team. SOUTH PENOBSCOT. Samuel T. Leach, of Bluehill, is driving sum- be to Bluehill Fails (or Ruei R. Hose. of has bis Mrs. 8. B. Condon is in Boston on busi- stage Interwoven Capt. Post, Surry, begun mer’s work at Sunset Cliff, the summer ness. Dority. home of A. 8. Thomas at Parker Point. sock that wears. Mrs. Jerome Sellers is employed at 1. B. Mm. Julia H. Sweet has returned from The only light-weight really Miss Nellie Douglass, an instructor in Goodwin’s. Mount Vernon, N. Y., where she has been the schools at Cast the week-end Interwoven toe ami heel, reinforced sole and ankle. me, spent David L. Perkins has gone to Holbrook's with her mother, Mrs. Mina Douglass. who has been for island to work. Roy Bridges, working woven to wear. Puncture- the It. K. hss returned to his home at thin, but E. E. Chase lost a horse last week, Mrs. Nettie Gray ha* been with Mrs. Dority, Transparently animal * while Mr. Chase West Brooklin. breaking leg George Leach for a week. where needed. was driving to Ellsworth. The horse was Warren wife and son proof Mrs. Emma Drake is visiting her Beedle, Llewellyn shot. ire at borne from where brother, Charles H. Staples. Uamdcn, tbey The democrats of class 6, consisting of «pent the winter. wears Friends of Stillman Gnndle are glad to The man who knows them them Bluehill, Surry, Penobscot, Brooklin and Mrs. Horatio and children see him after bis serious illness. Lymburner w ill meet at the town hall in out, Brooksville, ire spending several weeks with her par- Bluehill Saturday, April 27, at 2 p.'tn. All Mrs. Roy Savage has gone to Stockton ents at Islesboro. democrats are to be as busi- to her husband, who is em- urged present, Springs join William Simmons and Walter Neveils ness of is to come up. ployed there. importance went to Neponset, Mass., last week to Join Mrs. Iner Grindle has returned to her April 22. H. the yacht Machigonne. home, after caring for Miss Allie Good- Mrs. Frank and son WEST GOULDS BO HO. win, who is ill. Harding Ralph have returned home from Somerville, Shirts. Fannie Hutch- Allen Kingsley and wife, of Bar Harbor, The schooner Hall, Capt. Mass., where they visited friends. Negligee were in town ings. Or land. is loading with hay at Saturday. Rowland is on in colors and in Leach’s wharf for Boston. Gray employed the Newest pattern!* stripes large Miss Rena Springer, who is teaching at iteamer J. T. Morse, Byron Wood on the 22. G. South Gouldsboro, spent the week-end April Booth bay and Henry •Grindell on the variety. Our soft-collar shirts* make life comfortable. with A. W. Gordon and wife. Camden. I Mrs. Eunice Jones, who spent the win- C'OREA. Arthur H. Bargent and wife spent part o! ter with her brother, at Prospect Harbor, Mrs. Ida Young has gone to West last week in Boston. Mrs. E. Idella Hill, is home. Gouldsboro to care for her mother who is c>f Brooklin, kept house for Mr*. Sargent E. E. Lovejoy? wife and son Everett, ill. luring her absence. who have been in Dorchester, Mass., the Mrs. Harry Morrison and little daughter Miss Elizabeth Gray and Mias V\ illis, of past w inter, arrived Saturday for the sum- Marguerite, ot Bar Harbor, are home for a Cincinnati, O.. are here making plans for mer. short visit. alterations on tne Byard homestead, w hich School commenced April 15, with Miss John Morton is home from Jonespori, Miss Gray recently purchased. Helen Sanborn, of as teacher, w here be has been his 22. Bim. & Machiasport, April Smith visiting daughter, this being her second term. Mrs. Harry Ginn. Hagerthy Thursday, April 18, nearly thirty friends Harvard Crowley, who was operated on NORTHEAST HARBOR. ME. of Nichols Bunker and w ife met at their last for is ELLSWORTH, winter appendicitis, improving, John Thom has his store for the pleasant home by invitation to cele- able be opened help although not to out yet. season. J brate their thirty-seventh anni- ! --— wedding Sunbeam, the new missionary versary. Games and music furnished en- boat, M i»s Josephine Bunker spent called in here She left the next Saturday tertainment. Delicious refreshments were Friday. and Sunday out of town. morning for Jonesport, making calls along served by Misses Doris and Ruth Leigh- Bartlett W. arrived from Boston the route. will be in that Dyer OK POOR. ton and Edna Bunker. The de- They vicinity last week. KOK CAKK guests about a week. at a late hour Mr. and parted wishing Fred J. returned from Ells- Mrs. Bunker returns of the 22. 8. Phillips many happy April worth Movement Taken up by Granges of day. Saturday. The next class will meet Thurs- Maine. 23. L. B ROOKS VILLE. dancing April day evening. A movement inaugurated by Northern Harry Bowden is repairing his house. E. Bunker spent the week-end Light grange, i\ of H., of Winterport/and SALISBURY COVE. The ice went out of Walker’s Philip pond with his parents at Sutton. which has been taken Miss Sadie McFarland at 18. np quite generally spent Sunday April Miss Sarah home. Hastings has returned from by granges throughout the State, has for Mrs. Cyrena Turner, of Sargentville, is a brief vacation in Massachusetts. Mrs. Caroline Bowden is quite ill of caring tor Mrs. L. O. Fowler, who is ill. its object an improvement in the present Misses Mildred Reed and Emily Phil- rheumatism. is for of caring for the poor. The plan is Roy Hooper working William lips, who have been employed by H. L. plan Herman Leland and Charles are at South in his letter to sister Emery Tapley Brooksville, livery Savage in Florida during the winter, are set forth in the following ill of measles. stable. home. granges sent out by Northern Light Miss Emma Graves, of Ellsworth, is vis- Lester C. Wescott is soon to move his Ncytheast Harbor defeated the South- j at Mrs. M. H. grange: iting McFarland’s. family to Albion Cloason s house for the west Harbor high school baseball 2f nine, We. the member* of Northern Charles Garland and family have moved summer. to 15, Saturday. j (Thereat, No. P. of H.. Winter to the farm at Hull’s Cove. fire was dis- ! light grange. 6. port, Carpenter Early Thurday morning The kindergarten will Miss covered in a chicken house to open Monday; State of Maine, believing that the present 2214 Louise Leland spent the week-end belonging Miss Laura Tracy, teacher. Miss with her F. H. Billings, and before it was extin- j Mary I town system of caring for the poor and de- .Vu- parents, Frank Leland and wife. Gilpatriek, assistant. inu» Dvct amd it burned a brooder to their in- Mrs. has returned to her guished containing ; pendents is inadequate needs* Russia Tan Nancy Emery about four-weeks old chickens Thomas Fen nelly, who under- j ninety ana recently humane acd expensive; and damaged the house to some extent. went an operation at Bar Harbor hospital, is ITbereas, Said system require* farms in 22. rapidly recovering. SfiDci’isniiertta April A. each town and care-takers for same, we be- The anniversary services of Ocean lodge that all towns in each can be L O. O. F., will be held at Union church lieve county FRANKLIN ROAD. KIDNEY TROUBLE Sunday afternoon. Rev. Fred Tiugley, ol consolidated into one central home, under Mrs. John Cowing, of Dedham, is visit- Cranberry Isles, will deliver the address. one superintendent, with better care to the Suffered Ten Years—Relieited in Three ing Mrs. Alfred Tracy. Mt. Desert Local Union will meet with inmates and with leas expense to the tax- % Months Thanks to PE-RU-NA. * Miss Hazel Butler was the week-end the C. E. society at Somesville Saturday payers; therefore be it guest of her parents, H. A. Butler and A large delegation from here will attend Aeso/ced, That a movement be started wife. The local junior society will hare a part in through the grange to bring about the fol- the Mrs. C. 8. Graves, with son Kermit, of progrsm. lowing reforms: Brewer, who have been her visiting par- Rev. James E. Norcross, district secre- Resolve that each county in the State shall ents, returned home Sunday. A France Shoes cannot be judged by pic- tary of the American Baptist Home Mis- provide a suitable home for the poor of said and Howard of Bar Har- sion will the win- Boyd Tracy, society occupy pulpit of the eounty. such homes to consist of suitable j tures. You must see them in our were I bor, called home by the serious ill- Baptist church and even- Sunday morning dwellings, hospital, chapel, etc., as may be ness of their father, A. E. Tracy. Mr. dows to appreciate their beauty; you must friends are to hear necessary for their comfort and needs; also Tracy’s many very glaa F. wear to he is gaining. provide superintendents, matrons, physi- them realize their flexible softness, April 22. M. BUCKS FORT. cians, nurses, etc- their easy self adjustment to the lines of the All towns now owning town farms can dis- Calvin O. Page died Tuesday morning foot. It is because fit the foot that they pose of same, and the money now raised each they EGYPT. April 23, aged fifty-four years. He leave* a mother, wife, one son and one daugh- year by the individual towns can be used to such satisfaction. One of the Mrs. J. M. Hardison is ill. give general C. very ter; also a sister, who lives in liangor maintain the county home. Linscott is Mr. was most beautiful models we is this 16- George employed at Seal Har- Page born in Bucksport and had Resolve that every grange appoint a dele- carry bor. always lived here. In his early days he gate to bring this subject before their next button boot. Its lines are and was a but for the last simple per- Floyd Scanimon was in Sullivan a few carpenter, twenty- town meeting for consideration. last week. five years he has had a lumber yard and fect. We it in the white days Resolve that we have these resolutions carry popular also built dories. He bad served'the town School Mrs. Lula West began April 16; as selectman for a number of printed, and a copy sent to every subordinate Nu-Buck and in tan Russia calf. Jordan, teacher. years, and was a prominent Mason. He was aisc and Pomona grange in the State. C. B. FIZER, Mt. Sterling,Ky.,says: Norris Savage has gone to Bar Harbor, connected w ith several other fraternal and where he has employment. insurance organizations. “I have suffered with kidney and INCH RACING BUSINESS. Holcie Coombs, who is employed in Ban- ( C. L. Ellsworth. bladder trouble for ten years past. Morang, gor, visiting his family Saturday, return- AMHERST. “I-ast March I commenced j New Farmers to the using ing to Bangor Sunday. England Awaking Willis of is at borne Peruna and con tinned for three months. 23. Sumner, Lewiston, Possibilities of a Neglected Industry. April M. j with bis parents, Peter Sumner and wife. I have not used it sinoe.nor have I felt What, at first, seems a wonderful boom iu Mrs. Ella McFarland and a pain.” WEST 81KKY. little daugh- fruit-growing in New England, does not, ter, of Hull s are at the home of her j Cove, upon consideration, seem so strange. It is i Nordic* for Next has *“Di» 1. E. Lufkin is building a piazza on bis parents, N. H. Grover and wife. Festival. Auditorium. After the chorus house, which will be a more singular that the people of New Eng- and great improvement. { The marriage of Mrs. Martha Sumner Madame Lillian Nordics, Maine’s great the “Hallelujah” chorus, with organ Miss land, with soil just made ter growing the best Ethel Soper has gone to North Or- snd Cbarlts Smith took to the As usual on the B*f"f Stomach Troubles Rolievod. place at the the best offering world of song, will be the orchestra, opening land to remain a while with her home fruit, located cloae to American mar- j uncle, groom's Monday evening. Bewail donna at she will the aria, “l*1 Carlisle. kets. and the nearest section of our 1 priraa tbe next Maine music fes- sing glorious Those people who suffer with the dis- Myron Nickerson, es<}., performing the ceremony. country should have lival, tbe negotiations to Hright symptoms attending chronic Miss Nina Grindle has returned home, Their many friends wish them a long and to foreign marketa, neglected bring about this Seraphim.'’ tressing desired This will, indeed, be s gala to after two months’ visit in with happy life. giving this business all the attention and ex- result having been successful. dyspepsia will be interested read the Buckaport j ten never oe her aunt. Mrs. Inez Tbe opening night that eMa*lwT} — Harriman. 22. O. pension that it deserves. completion of new aa 0B* following voluntary testimonial: April Portland city and will go down into biatory Mrs. Phebe But the of indifference and ]. “I have kept the L. F. Atwood’s A.[Saunders is rapidly im- ! period neglect is ball, as tbe new home for tbe festival in the muaical eventa o( this generation- Her Mrs. Maud ever. Mote fruit-trees are now hitters in the house for over proving. daughter, Car- SOUTHWEST HARBOR. being planted tbat a new will be remembered that Madame twenty who has city, gives interest to the plans naM" ter, been caring for her, will re- than ever before, and are being cared for waa the a tar who the years and have received great benefit went to last j for the dedicated to* turn home in a lew George Gilley Stonington sixteenth annual festival. Tbe o!— days. New will come auditorium in the Aral year from them. It does seem as though I seek to attend the funeral of Ellwood scientifically. England into 1897, 22. magnificent organ also, furnishes an extra and her will be moal April L. ilrindle, the father of his son her own in fruit production. featival, return could not keep house without them. In Clayton's to P°rl* wife. friends here increased business in opportunity tor musical effects. Director come to Bangor, aa well aa the I have had a bad stomach Many extend sincere This means all lines pest very EAST BLUE HULL. muaic lover*. lympatby to the bereaved family. relating to the production and marketing of Chapman has long expressed the wish that trouble, and could hardly do my work. Other artiaU of muaical prominence*" John L. Thom has gone to Northeast first of all. It is increasing the Madame tbe °D a few bottles of the true April crops. But, de- Nordics, world-renowned uuucrunder aa usual, After taking Harbor. 23._Spray. uci(ulUiUOD,»uu,negotiation, and, til mve mand for suitable trees and No of L. F. Atwood's Medicine, I became plants. firm lueen song, should dedicate tbe new flrat of May Director Chapman Miss Della went to North- ORLAND. ia more this demand or better. niece has also been Thompson fully meeting getting luditorinm. She is tbe their list to the He inf much My east Harbor to work. greatest artist public. Monday Orland friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis a larger share of the increases than W. F. with great care the chorua numbe'* greatly benefitted by them. We both rver produced in this which has of Thaw Harry Leach has gone to K. Varoum sympathize with them in the Cobb fit Co., of Mass. State, thia festival, and the “Boog are to recommend the medicine Providence, Nurserymen, Franklin, riven several tb willing ^ oss of their twin born March prominent stars to the musi- Cowen, foi• for children, Their business is increasing each year; but giving", by coropoaed to all who need a remedy dyspepsia 12. Quids Bernice died 6 and cal world. teuntsl celebration at the Miss Ella ((Stansfield is in the Maine April Guy they haven't salesmen enough in Maine to ,^flbhfLBcn and constipation.'’ Mrs. C. 8. Dunning, Wallace 18. Both children were ill Mr. Australia, festival, waa e«peei»Hy general hospital, Portland, for treatment. April cover the State, and offer Chapman has received tbe con- bu Me. lut a short they temperate, re- Just for the of this new B F. D. No. 2. North Harpswell, time. tract dedicat too Work haslbegun on the summer liable men a signed this famous Get a 35 cent bottle or write cottage permanent, profitable position. by artist, and is the words being most today, to be built? for ‘Richard of appropriate: Boardman, If the reader orfanyone of his acquaintances rlad to announce to the the hou*«. lor a free sample. L. F. Medicine Co, Plainfield. N. J. music-loving pa- "Except the Lord build The friendship of the base la a wall of is lucrative be trons of bor in rain that build it- seeking pleasant, employment, Maine that Madame Nordics will but1®° Portland, Me. 22. watchman wake«> April R. and. should write^this firm at once.-4dvl. the keep the city, the ling first solo notes in this grand ▼ala."