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The Attorneyship of ALASKA.

Especial to THE HERAID-Examlner Dispatch |
OMAHA, Aug. PA Nebraska City
special says that the Hon. John c. Watson
of that city to-day received telegram from
the President offering him the United
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Go to Mark McKlmmins' for livery.
WANTED FIFTY WEN.

For ditch and rock work, at Osceola,
Nevada. Wages $3.50 and $500 per day.
Apply to J. II. Reese, No. 1l6 N, Main st.
EvERILL, HAYWOOD q REESE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25

Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only re-
lieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25

The most of our ailments come from DIS
ordered liver which Simmons Liver Regu-
lator cures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25

Denver Kerosene Fire Lighters.
DENVER, Aug. 24.-During the present
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Trusses at CrismOn-scarff Cos.

Go to,Midgley & Sons for your plumb
ing.
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| Mr., Fred L. Frazier went to Brewer last
Saturday to attend the funeral of his niece,
Mrs. Mildred E., wife of Gerry NJ Graves,
aged % years, 8 months.
Miss Carrie Hastings came home from
the Normal school at Castine last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lymburner returned home from
the West last week March g.
Mr. Eben Jellison came home from New
Hampshire last week. lie has been dis
abled by being jammed between two logs
Most of the teams are out of the woods
Longfellow's day was observed here in a
fitting and profitable way Much credit is
due the Misses Emma and Addie Bowden,
Carrie Cochrane and Mrs. Chas Joy for
the success of the occasion.
Mr.. Charles Hartman had the fore fing-
er Of the right hand nearly bitten of by a
large dog few days since.
March ~. B.
Schools closed the Sth inst. The Prim-
airy school was taught by Miss Abbie .Jov
and the Grammar school by Miss Lucy
Hale Taplcy
Nj Fred Moore lost a valuable horse
list saturday night for which he had been
offered Sl5o hut a few days ago.
Thrrr wilt be district school meeting
in liz district next Monday evening.
Sumr II The saw mills are commencing
oinrtt.nn~ It is four weeks earlier than
rt~nai. ana ~iX weeks earlier than for the
last two years.
Miss Josie Jordan of Bangor. was in
| tnNE over sunday visiting friends.
Mis- A,ldie Bowden went to Bangor, last
| Saturday, where she will be employed in +.
| C. Nichols store,
! Next Monday evening Rev. A. A. Cam
bridge will deliver a lecture on Japan Illus
| tratin@ It with ~tcrioptican views, the lcCt-
urr Ia be under the auspices of the Young
! Peoples Socicty Of Christian Endeavor.
/ Admission. - cents.
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The visit to thi, city Of Rev. j.. G. Brace,
/ the Representative SECRETARY OF the McAll
Mission in France will he long remembered by
those who had the pleasure OF listening to him
on Friday last. Mr., Bracq is native French
man. but speaks English both flucntly and elo-
| quently. About twenty ladies met him in-
formally. on Friday afternoon at the house Of
Mr.. Emery. whose guest he was. snd listened
~ a most interesting account OF the McA
Mission from IL beginning 10 1872 TO the pres
cnt time. In the eNcun. a union meeting " As
held in the Congregations, Nc.trv at which Mr.
BRAGG clearly and forcihy presented the sub
icct 81 Professionalism in France. and appealed
tu christians Of every name to aid in the work
now going on there. Two great powers are al
work in France At the present time. Roman
taihoici>m and Atheism. II j. the WORK OF
the Moab Mission 10 come between these two
an'a.oni-iic IoWrr-. and give to The people
pure and simple christianity. Much ha- been
done during the last - cntcen wears by Mr..
McAll aud hi devoted associates. Beginning
with the Communist and lowest grade uf work
iu-mrn the work has spread upward. till all
GLASSES. including some ~ en- Of The ari>tocracy.
are now found III their preaching halls In
concluding hi> appeal for immediate sid Mr.
BRAGG referred 10 the time when Franklin VA.
urging the French Court 70 send an expedition
ln Am, rra. to ain in the establishment ~ lii
,rty aud free institutions The court pleaded
the cNcu>" Of poverty. >a,lu. that they were
on The rvr Of bankruptcy themselves when the
Court Indies generously came forward and o.
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We have received from Mr. A. c. Savage
of Northeast Harbor, copy OF the Ulster
County Gdzette, published at Kingston tui-
ster County,, by Samuel Freer and son. satur-
day. Jan. 4, 1900. 1t is yellow with age and is
quite a curiosity. II is sheet printed in
mourning for the death of George Washing
ton and contains much interesting matter.
From the advertisements we copy the follow
Ing, which is remarkable in more respects than
one, not the least of which Is its ambiguity Of
language. 1t reads as follows For sale, the
one half of a saw mill. With a convenient
place for building. lying in the town of Roch-
ester. BY the mill is an inexhaustible quanti-
" OF pinewood.-And aise. a stout. healthy,
active negro wench. Any person inclined 10
purchase may know the particulars by apply
ing TO John Scboonmaker, jun., at Rochester
November 10, 1888.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilbhins.
Corns. and all skin Erupton>. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box. FOR SALE
BY ;. ID. Wig"in Iy22
If You want custom suit made from tho
best Of material, trimmings and workman
ship IN the highest style of art, and to fit like
the paper on the wall. leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will ret all
OF these. and more. at rs low prices a can be
shown in the country. lOtf
DIR. MCGILL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, OR
ANGE BLOSSOM, positive cure for all f.
male diseases. Every lady can treat herself.
| have sold this medicine for two wears and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
months treatment, Sl.N. Circulars free BY
applying TO
$. p. WIGGIN. Apothecary.
May l6,lSS1. tf2O
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Merit Wins.

we desire to say to our citizens. that for
wears We have been selling pr. Kings New
discovery for Consumption. Dr. King New
life pills. Rurklt.n'> ArnbH Salve and Flee
trir Bitter-. and have never handlrd remedies
that Ell ~ we'll or shat have .iveG such uni
ysrsaI salj,fari on. We o. not hesitate 10
guarantee Them every time. anG stand
ready 10 refund The purchase price II sails
factory results do not foilow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. :. d. Virgins,
Druggist.
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ON Friday evening of last week the friends
Of our dear old citizen, Aunt Tempy Jordan,
We're hidden to the house of her daughter,
Mrs John Black, to help celebrate another
birthday, her nineiicth. To all appearance
she has not lived day since her last birthday.
and she was as eager to meet her friends AS
though fifty years Younger. She is not Geaf
and her mind is clear, aud comprehension
ready. her interest in her city and its inhabi-
tants i keen ever. so that she is more com
panionable than many another her inferior in
wears. Again as on her eghty-ninth annyer-
ents. Her nephew. Judge Peters OF Bangor.
sent with a delightfully."- characteristic and low
iny letter lavish arrangements of flowers:
from Mrs. Geo. \. Black Of Boston. her niece,
came large quantities Of magnificent roses and
pinks, 20 that the house fairly "bloomed like
the rose" aud the fragrance filed every crack
aud GRANNY. Ninety oranges, a basket of all
kinds of delicious fruits. II basket Of ripe straw
berries, cucumbers aud pears. the last named
from Mr.. Bu'lard. her granddaughter OF Bos-
ton, wee only few Of the presents displayed.
From out Of town were present Mr.. DYER of
Cambridgeport. daughter of Aunt Tempy"
The only surviving sister. Mrs Hathaway, her
grand nephew. John A. Peters. Jr. OF Bar
Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and daugh-
Ter Of Bar Harbor. Mrs. G. being grauddaugh
ter.iand Miss Jordan. another granddaughter
also OF Bar Harhor.
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The Marguerite Circle e.. L. s. CT bad a
rare treat on Monday evening last. in listening
to lecture on Chemistry by Mr.. VI. s. Smith
OF this city. The circle have recently taken IN
feeling the need of teacher who knew some
thing OF the science, they appealed to Mr..
smith for help and he generously responded.
Several members Of the circle ut Ellsworth
Falls were present by invitation. and We have
since understood that Mr.. Smith has consent
ed to repeat the lecture for the benefit Of that
circle next week.
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card.

The excursion party to the skating rink at
Township 81, wish to express their sincere
thanks for the Kindness and courtesy shown
them br HE owners of the rink. Mr.. Rose, the
genial manager. and Mr.. McAllister. the gen.
tlemanIy clerk. FLossIE.
1reat Pond March IL. 1899.
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BANGOR LINE.
Common ing Monday. pec. 3lst ISSS, Seanfr-
will leave BnckspoTt, weather permitting Tor Bel
fast, Camden, Rockland amt Boston, Mondays and
Thursdays al II A. VI.
RETURNING.
From Boston. Tuesday. and Fridays al =. VI.
From Rockland. Wednesdays and SATURDAY.
ut about "a. NJ, touching ut all river land
ings.
MOUNT DESERT AND FRENCHMAN's BAY
LINES.
Commencing Monday, Dee. 3lsf. steamer viii
leave Bar Iarbar, weather permitting, follows
For Southwest Harbor. swans Island. Green :
Landing and Rockland. connecting with steamer
for Boston, Mondays and Thursdays at about 9
A. NJ, or upon arrival ~ steamer from sorrento.
For sorrento, Wednesdays and saturdays at
about y. NJ.
RETURNING.
From Boston Tuesdays and FRIDAYS AZ 5P. NJ.
From Rockiand. Wednesday and saturday
mornings, upon arrival OF steamer from Boston
From sorrento, Mondays anr Thursdays at 81
VI.
RpCkLAND AND ELLSWORTH LINE.
steamer Is withdrawn until opening OF nsyiga.
ton IN The spring Of l>sa.
CHAs. y. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston.
WILLIAM II. HILL, General Manager, Boston.
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About A. ID. 1880 there was dug up on the
east bank Of Somes Sound opposite Fernald's
Point. Mt. Desert. the jaw bone OF man.
which scientist claims must have belonged to
a person eight feet high. Aud some twenty
years ago, while taking geological survey Of
the island gentleman informed this scien-
fist that in deepening his cellar few wears
previous be dug into graves and took out sew
eral skulls of giants Our scientific friend be-
Iieyes that these were the relics Of Nor>emen
who made Bar Harbor a summer resort before
Christopher Columbus or the Rodcks ever
heard of it,
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>tehbeu.
High school taught by F. Butler. closed
the 18th.
Sadie and Lily Small will attend the
spring term at the Bucksport Seminary.
Bradbury Smith int nds building livery
stable on a lot of land he has recently
bought of A. X. Stevens.
Frank Stevens Is uildiDg a yacht. Mr..
Rigby. Edgar G,dfrey and Warren Neal
are each building boats.
Three vessels have loaded with hoop
poles at our wharf the past week.
Schs Sadie and Lily, Capt. Leander Nut
ter. has arrived with freight.
March l6.
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obituary notices beyoad ne Dae, Same am
Age must he pGid f'r at the rate uf ten certs line
Ellsworth Fall>-March 20. Mr.. Obedah
Maddock>, AGED 80 Years
Easthrook March r. Mrs Ella Glow. arel
Al wears and months.
South surry March 5. Mis- Ida Haskell,
aged % years, II month, and % DAYS.
Prospect Harbor-Feb. -, Harry f., son Of
Wech and Mary Moore, aged / wears.
March IL, Mr.. George A. Clarke, aged "A
years.
Lamoine-March IS. Mrs. Jane Salisbury.
aged 60 wears and months.
Suiivan-Murch Is, Mr.. John H. Stim-on
aged 80 years.
Ca>tine-March II. Miss Grace Clark. age d
Is wears, IL months and - DAYS.
SpringVale, Me.-Feb 20. Capt Herman d.
JOY. formerly of Hancock aged 81 wears and )
months.
Pembina, Dakota Feb. %. Mrs Mary e.,
wife OF Rev. L. ID. Wardwcll, aged 70 years,
3 months and 90 d,ys.
Mu-quodoboit, Nova Scotia Capt. John W.
Hill Of snip Harbor. y. 5, formerly Of this
city, aged 80 wears.
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Obituary.


Mrs Mary J. Wardwell. wife OF Rev. Id.
Waldwell and mother of f. A. War,weH.
VINO died on Tuesday. nearly seyenty-one
years of age and in this country of comuara-
lively Young people. was well advance, in
wears. She Wa Of Norman French blood and
was born or the Island of Guernsey. in the
year ISIS. Her family emigFated TO Canad,
and settled near Quebec in which city she
spent most Of her girbood. Reaching woman
hood She followed brother to the STATE az
Maine. where She met and married l.. d.
,Nardwell. at Bucksport:~ Maine. who soon
after entered the ministry OF the NJ. T.. church
and for nearly forty years she did the work
and bore the yici-stude> incidents to the life
of an ilinerant preachers wife. How we'll
hundreds OF friends in eastern Maine would
gladly testify. In 1so3 she accompanied her
husband on visit to Dakota and finally con-
clutled to settle down in this city. Here she
has as far rs bodily infirmites would allow.
still taken an active part in society and social
life and made many warm friends in all classes
of society. A II her life she has been All in
valid. but an indomiiable will and seif-for-
gettng regard for Others. has brought her
through long life with IA record of more good
work done by her feeble hands and generous
heart. than is done by many whose wears were
longer and whose natural strength was greater.
After life of pain and labor she rests well.
Though suffering overwhelmingly until near the
close of her life. at the last she was compare
lively free from pain and her death was
peaceful.
Her friends. while they would not call her
back to the sufferings of her life. find already,
"A great blank in their lives. She bad lived
with her husband more than foriy-eight years
and To him. her loss i the bloting out OF a
part Of his own existence. 10 the writer. she
was more than an ordinary mother, for he
was bound TO her by the double tie Of gratitude
for all That he j.. and By the love Of a mother
o. which otherwise nature and death had de-
priyed him.
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon
At two o'elock from her late residence. on
Csyileer street, to the VI. 4 church. Rev. II.
p. Hooper. OF Draytou. conducted services
The Pioneer Exchange. Pembins. Dakota.
Of March l.
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Washington. ID. G.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office OF the Chief Clerk. Dee. II. IS
DR. +. :. HUTCHINSON Il Co. Gents When
III hittery. Me, last september my father
called my attention to your .Ihti-Ip opiectiHe,
which was claimed to cure MUSCULAR RHEU-
MAIISM, and AT once procured bottle for
trial. ~ had been suffering with that trouble
long time. 1t has greatly benefited me and
] am nearly free from il. wish some OF my
friends to try YOUR remedy. Send me six bot
tle- by express, {. o. u. II. 4. LOWELL.
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SUE.

Seal tcvr.
Mrs. Vida S. Knowlton, who has been
spending the winter in Providence, arrived
home Saturday.
Miss Addie Hodgdon, of North Eas,
Harbor, who has been visiting relatives
here returned home last week
Capt. Llewellyn Norwood left Monday
for Providence where he will join his YES
sci Mr.. Emmons Sawyer goes with him
as mate.
At "a school-meeting in this district Sat
urday, March 8, J. S. Powers was elect
ed agent; Emmons Sawyer, clerk.
NEIL.
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The HandSOmest Lady In Ellsworth

remarked to n friend the other day that she
knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
was Il superior remedy, as it stopped her cough
instantly when other cough remedies Ind no
effect whatever. So to prove this and convince
you OF its merit any druggist will give YOU "A
Sample Bottle Free. Large size SOC and 81.
1yr4
A fair trial OF Hoods Sarssparilla for
serofula. salt rheum or any affection caused by
impure blood, or low state of the SYSTEM will
be sufficient to convince any one of the supe-
rior and peculiar curative powers OF this medi-
cine. Buy 1t of your druggist. 100 Doses One
Dollar.
Women with pale coloresS faces. who feel
weak and discoura ;ed. will receive both men,
tai and bodil, vigor by using Carriers Little
Iron Pills. which are made for the blood
nd.
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Several vessels from below have arrived at
I our wharves.
/ Geo. n. Black, Esq, OF Boston has gener-
ously subscribed the sum OF $500, toward our
shoe factory stock.
Circle and supper at the Baptist vestry
this evening. Supper served at 6o'cock, stand
ard.
Miss Maggie Hayes. though still confined
10 her house by Illness, is we are glad to hear,
steadily improving.
We hear that the Pond estate on State
street has been sold TO an Ellsworth syndicate
Mr.. Ste'son Foster of Boston was in this
city lat week on visit to bis father. Mr.. Ia
bud Foster.
Mr.. Robert +. Sweeney who for many
years has been popular truckman in this city
has sold out his team and the good wiz Of
his business to Mr.. kilman.
During the coming year the bell at the
Methodist church will take note of time for the
city.
The founder OF the Order of the Iron
Hall and it, present supreme head, Mr.. Somcr-
10y, is former citizen Of Bucksport.
On Monday March II, the citizens Of
Brewer. by vote of four to one, accepted the
city charter recently granted By the Legislature.
The bids for coaing station At Cu,linr.
for Government vessels has been awarded 10
| K, NJ. Joyce of Castine, and coal is expected
As soon as necessary repairs are made.
| Rev. Geo. b. Ii>Iey. pastor of the "a Bap-
ti,t church OF Bangor, will preach at The Bap-
/ list church in this city next Sunday afternoon
in exchange with it-.pa,tor. The illustrated
/ lecture on Japan. will be given in the evening
a. announced.
/ The nomination Of Hon. Guy W. McAllis-
/ ter WIS sent to the senate Thursday, by the
I frc-id nj for the Office Of Postmaster at Bucks
4 Fort. This !, an excellent nomination ana viii
be very gratifying to the citizens OF Bucks
port.
The members Of the Grand Army Post
and til" Women. Relief Corps arr requested
to MAKE contributions Of food for the supper
TO be bad in connection it'll the concert aud
! hall Of the Sons OF Veterans at Hancock Hall
On Friday evening ~ rhi> week. 1t |, desirable
that an such contributions shall be ,rnt to tie
ball on FRIDAY afternoon.
TAILOR u. Tompkiu~. son II Mr. o. a.
Tompkin-. has rrcrntil returned home from
Portland whcro hr hai a successful surgical
operation pcrtoi med Oh hi, shoulder and under
hi> right arm. II j. ported that hi- difficult
Il. which Wa enlarged glands. NEEDED
ana 'AA' NJ : h"N DONG W'H
purin: the past week .oou progress ha>
been MADE 1t The >hn, factory The foundI-
fjon not TIE building ~ nearly comri. ,tI 4n,l
some lumber ~ "a infp ii, construction Nv, af-
rived from Bangor Mare viii follow soon
and IA, wurA wiil be pushed rlpiiIy iurw ard
- fara ltr..t. pari NJ tir Norhtu.u ar, fp.u
wha subscribed ,rn,h u \, paid III lahar NJ. /
ar, thus d.,,harsiu. thrir OBLIGATIONS
s,..r..r .,...t,, ,t.;- .,.,. t....1
h1ul. ltrrIyanl p..ljr .Ir.. t,Ihin. of 4 h,,nt,i
bonr, !, hi.b .l,II Nv. I,,Ithy .ul n,furst /,
.nnlrIhtn.. IT, h.. d.-ir,d. hut an abnormal
l.,,,u, ,,,,,,i.,r., hy syndicate. and yiI.l.,at
.r..ut,t..f. .yoi..,a
,.t -.
,
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Harsh puryative remedies are fast giving
way to the gentle action and mild effects of
Carriers Little Liver Pills. II you try them.
they will certainly please you.
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I Born.

Watham Mar. Is to Mr.. and Mr.. +. F..
Jordan, -ou-l.owrl Henry
>truhrn-Feb. p, TO Mr. and Mrs Robert
DAVIS. son.
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Mr.. DeGrasse Fox is charging his Rar

I
Union River Bay opened to navigation ON
Wednesday of la. week.
= see IN another column the, advertisement
OF Hon. J. W, BIasdell. Offering for sale his
| farm In Drdham.
The steamer Bluehill will commence run.
ming, Saturday. March 80. See advertisement
ei>e"h in this paper.
Several of our contemporaries make men
Ton Of new paper published for Rluebil.
but we have not had the pleasure OF seeing it
yet.
We are glad to hear that the Cushman BIO,
Who was run over last week. was but slightly
hurt.
Mr.. Asa +. Libby of South Bedtlin.ton.
has made a recent visit to his daughter. Mrs.
Eby Mayo, in this city
The Free Rapti,t- held an interesting
/ quarterly meeting in this city, which common
ced Friday noon aud continued till SUNDAY
evening. The attendance was good. many
being present from out Of town
we had very pleasant call on Saturday
from Hon. y. r. llill of Bucksport. and Dan
/ lei ;. Emery. Esq, OF Boston. most ayreea.
( III. l.
'le"' III reviewing "oid times
and manners and men" in sullivan.
H. rppe>' Oh hrocAt"n' Mass.
mas been on recent visit 10 his parents in thi,
I city
e hear that Mr.. tha>. A. Alien has pur-
/ chased Inc Geo. ;. Peters house on State
I street.
a. W. King, Esq. moved into the !. r.
I Rcdman house ON Bridge uiil last week
See, The ncw ,,l,,rti..,n.r,.,np ~,
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-i"u Gan ma good Baldwin apples very
'"''F III > IL " + IA. Hopkins. Ionau
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Al the annual meeting of the Sullivan
Steamboat 'u.- the old board Of officers
v,r- rc-"irrtcd The treasurer reported
~2iH iH tl,. treasury. auu Tile company ypt-
va tp fl.r.a~. ia- capital STOCK to $1,000
also voted o. naii a waiting room and
trh't "Ii'r hp'h 'hc MARI ahu repair me
ulh Iffl-At a'u>"-
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H. cr,l,. ~ ,r1.+i,. ,,,n.. arri,..I II
town Thursday Nith plans for $4,000
cottage, work to begin Al once. Plans
have been mace for number of handsome
residences and thl> year promises 10 be one
Of ~perty for thi> new summer resort.
W. hcar from time 10 tirn,. rood tidinu,
from our town>prople who are spending
the W inter months away from home. Mrs.
1ubrn.. Simu-ou i. tnioyiu. the. winter
with HUI mo daughters in Florida MIR.
Aaron simpson i, also in Florida and will
return about The. first of April. Mrs. An
nj. :. Cummings. who went to Minncapo-
ii. in December. writes a fine description
OF htf recent NiNii !" we iaiis - h'hiio''a-
ma "h'Ch were du''iul III ,uc't INV, "
ute>N % SP'IhlihS cry ,t'is 90 ~ -
''Hi!>"" 1hi ~ va" ~ ~ :" ~ a.