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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-21
At Memphis.

Memphis, Tenns,. April 2O.-Results at
Montgomery park Fist race. mile, sell
ing-Salvarse won. hungarian second.
Finer third; time. l;l4la. Second race.
seven furlongs-Meadow Thorp won. Pri-
mate second, ChantilIy third time, 1:29A
Tnird race, four and a half furlongs SELL
ing-Bit of Fashion won Belle of Orleans
second, Downward third; time, 1857.
Fourth race. four furlOngs. Gayoso Hotel
stakes. seling-Lady Contrary won,
Southern Girl second. Aberdate third:
time. :49A. Fifth race mile and a six
teenth, MISUNDERSTANDING won, Linda
second. Basquil third; time, l50az. Sixth
race. selling-Blue Lick won. Forget Not
second, Jinnp third; time 1:44A.
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Atlanbc.
LleweIlyn Joyce is having repairs made
on his house.
Mrs. Otis Abee, who has been to the
Maine general hospital, arrived home
Thursday.
A large amount OF ice is being housed
this week. There has been so little snow
the ice is OF excellent quality.
Atlantic has been shut in but little this
winter by ice. The Sebascodegan" has
made her regular trips all winter.
The Atlantic construction company
has hired Linwooo Joyce to finish out the
stea boat wharf; contract price, s115.
Schools in town will close Friday, COM
pleting the years work OF twenty-eisht
weeks. We have had firsr-class teachers
ell around, and it is hoped they may be
retained IN their present positions anot her
year, as much better work can be accom-
plished than where the teachers are
changed every term or year.
Feb. 10. S.
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Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, free tt al
BOTTLES Of this great medicine for the Kid
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to ina.e, especially al night, the staining
Of linen by your urine ana all unpleasant
an dangerous fleets produced on the sys-
TEN by he use of whlskey and beer
By searching Investigation it was
found that over 81 pr cent of the people
who sent tor a sample bottle were so much
henette1 by its use that they purchase d
large sizeG bottle Of their druggist, hioh
n most cases cured item, while in some
rare instances il took as many as two or
even three bottles to effect a permanent
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DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
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SUMAC.

w--' sullivan.
Mrs. Nancy Ash is recovering from a
severe illness.
Harvard Fl. Havey will entertain party
at Tunk tn week
Justin Doyle and wife have both suf-
fered with the grip.
Simons Ash is out after being confined
to the house for three weeks.
Albert Gill is in Jonesboro working on
the Jonesb oro Island quarries
Mrs Hattie " ooster has been visiting
old friends and relatives here.
Harvey Ash and Warren Grant were
among the delegates to the local union at
Franklin Thursday.
Melvin Gordon received severe cut in
the eye by stone chip last week. This is
one Of the common plaques of stone
cutter.
Presiding Elder Day conducted the
fourth quarterly conference of the Meth
odst church Saturday evening and
preached Sunday
West Sullivan people are hoping the
report may prove true concerning the
sale of the Stimson quarries to Norcross
Brothers, OF Massachusetts.
The West Franklin correspondent
speaks of Sullivan getting railroad if
No is annexed Now let's see how our
railroad facilities compare with those of
Franklin " e have four mails daily: our
citizens can go to Ellsworth or Bangor. do
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>"tth ,-.nanH~
Mrs. Alice Hodgkins. who has been
spending the winter with her parents.
Henry CoggIns and wife. went last " eek
to join her husband in New York during
his stay IN port. On her W y she will visit
relatives and friends in Boston
Mr.. Mary Berry, wiaow of the late
Albert Berry, died on Thursday morning
in the seventy ninth year OF her age. at the
home of her late brother, Joel E Young,
where she ha. resided since the death of
her husband. some twelve years ago. Her
death vas due to an attack of grip. Pre-
vIous to that time she was well and active
for a woman of her years, and the social
calls and friendly visits she was wont to
make will be missed in the community,
for every body enjoyed visit from Aunt
Jane as she was Familiarity known For
many years she has been mem Der OF the
Bapt st church, and her life better than
words testihes to the faith she so long
professed and TO W ich she so firmly held
Her kind and pleasant greeting to all
spoke always Of kindly heart within,
and none knew her but to love and re-
spect her. The text chosen for her funer-
al services was very expressive and ap-
propriate: Blessed in the sight of the
Lord is the death of his saints" OF a
truth another saint has been added to the
heavenly throng: not dead but hidden by
the Master to ''come up higher" Funeral
services were held a the church on FRI
day afternoon, Rev. 5. P. Pendieton Of
floating
Feb. ID. y.
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their shopping and return the same day
any month in the year; our merchants
get their freight at reduced rates at wsu-
keag station. Now, who's to be pitied.
neighbor?
West Sullivan is not a noted place for
store loafers, but last week was an ex-
ception and the result was a lot OF cold
weather talk. The principal topics of
the day are Tunk pond, Manila and the
new water company. The latter vas the
subject OF numerous arguments and bets
OF silk hats etc The stage driver. mail
carrier and ferrymen were greeted with
some pretty rough lests upon coming in
out Of the cold, out they all seemed to
relax into a smile a. soon as the ice began
10 melt from their whiskers.
Eep 10 G.
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.o- additional c2urty Ne,cs see other paer.

West HanrorE.
c H Norris, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town this week
Alfred Foren came home last week.
after an absence of some months.
Victor r Smith e at home from Har-
rington after year. absence
Miss Ida Foren i at home 70. visit,
Mrs Benjamin Shute and daughter
Idylene went TO Lawrence last week TO
visit friends
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kIrrEHS rU CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

| F. D. Harding, Of Baldwin, has Sc
cured a patent on a washing machine.
| The New England agricultural society
! has voted to hold its fair again this year
al Rigby park.
/ Mrs Eunica Downs, of o 'dtown, started
fire with kerosene last Az ed nesdsy. She
WAS fatally burned.
Mrs. Rosa Collins, an old lady living
alone in Portland, vas burned to death
last week Her clothing caught fire from
the stove.
e q Baker, OF Newcastle, died Friday
81 pneu nonis. He Was prominent Ia
business and political Lille, and had served
in the legislature.
The President THURSDAY sent to the
Senate the nomination OF George A. Cur
ran, OF Cttais, to be collector of customs,
| district OF Psssamaquoddy.
Rev. Aleert G. Morton, aged ninety
I five years, died in Lube last Wednesday.
He bad he d many psstorates in Maine
aud Massachusetts,, but retired several
vars ego.
The J. P. Finnegan biscuit company, OF
Bangor, has sold its plant and leased It's
buildings to the National Biscuit COM
pany, OF Boston. Tue new concern Is one
OF the largest In tue L tilted States. with
factories in several OF the large cities.
Rev. Charles T. Allen, d. D, former
president OF the Maine State college, and
at one time pastor OF the Pine street 81.
| E. church In Bangor, died Thursday In
Portland, at the age OF etghty-three years.
Death resulted from an attack ofthe grip,
Moses Prescott, a lumbermsu known
throughout New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia, by reason OF extensive operations,
died at Esstport Thursday, at the age OF
seventy-three. He had lived in Eastport
since 1876 aud had taken active part in
muuicip pal affairs.
Grin B. Thompson, one OF the oldest
/ Odd Fellows In the State, aud a survivor
OF the California golt-seekers OF '49, died
( i'll Brunswick last week. He was born In
+ Bridgi on, where he VAS veteran tanner
t in he pa lmy days OF the Bridgton tan
merry business. Tie Was seventy-tive years
! OF age.
/ ~" "a - NE % MY re-
+ 'i''o 10 '''' A"" i'' ''a"s seNfs p'o't'i-
-. co.
i -, -, -.
+ ,,.t.;,sso
Of probate and county attorney OF Knox
Ai9e'' D Lss'V"' ol tue urn Of LeSro8
n'o7 'u'h''tr iefN' ottd al Portland
Frluee' sBea h''s --lA years tie was
"''i'e "i "es'"' ooN' Se'fed curing the
wv H9' - "'e'iteeT % Company l., 81 n
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West Eden.
Thomas Knowles stuck nail into his
foot last Thursday, causing a very pain
ful wound.
A quiet wedding took place at he resi-
deuce OF A W. Richardson, when Mrs.
Bertha Liza, field and EDWIN Rec were
married. Rev. Charles Burieigh otfci-
Hted.
Lionel Stewart and wife have been vis-
itiug Mr.. steWsrl'- relatives al Seal Cove.
and are uoW stopping few days with
Mrs. SteHsrt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Knowles.
Mrs. Bertha Louise Parker, wife Of
Aionzo Parker, OF Bar HArbor, died sun
day forenoon. after long illness. al the
home of her mother, Mrs. Priscilla Lurvey
Mrs. Parker as most estirna be woman
and loved by all who knew her Size
leaves a husband, widowed mother two
sisters, TIRE brot hers, one OF " hom re-
sid,s III England. The bereaved ones
have the oe-p-st sympathy OF All. The
funeral took place Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. Willism o. Baker, of Bar Hsrhor,
fife atlng. Inierment at Brookside GEM
eler., Snmesviile.
Feb / NJ
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Mr.. itmson-Bl-nop, ii thank tie
Lord for tpis boun lfu meal? Willie
better thank the bishor,
pop. II he hadn't heeu here We wouldn't
nave had II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BluehiH Pals.


PIT. Ch.tto was in Ellsworth Monday
on business
- r.. .. so-,.,,o - the gnest of
Annie And.exs.
nj. CIV, b,. c.o,,, 70 pa,go- on a
$500
~. f.--,.,- ! ., Moth p,oosI;n
1T, NJ. IL. Dox
-
-,.y.---... ....,s.,, 10
-.
ne in's53>e viz VI 'NV 90 Nv
Fekeh 'he 94s O'ei 'o' Tut All = '''-'e
season.
Hatcl Bridges and wife, oil Verona,
spent several days OF last week with Phebe
Candsge
Ms. Blanche Billings of Sargentville, is
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs P.
u r-,a,d
The high school pupils at South Bluehill
are prepar,ng for an entertainment at the
close OF the school
Mrs William Robertson will soon move
to East Biuehtii, where she will reside
with her daughter, Mary Cousins.
F. Gilbert Candage has exchanged his
horse with Fred Allen, OF North oedg
wick, for the fast mare Lady Brockton.
Leroy Flye, of North Brooklln, walked
from his home to Bueksport Friday and
back again saturday. a distance OF about
fifty n,e miles
A young horse driven by Jesse Trundy
became unmanageable last " sdnesday al
tefhooh, causing quite an excitement IN
this vicinity. The SLED runner struck
i0eN' a-o 1eo vac nv % ~ toap'
oDs
~
o. a ~,
ho-so uas s,onrad nv p Conarv
FEB 10 W.
v r '!e c'o-ea MS Term OF Tree hlgh
4cbovI Ff'uHs
Melroy Eye has sold his five year-old
c III to A. II. 80 olue.
Mis-. Nellie f Freetby commences a
I'm OF school to-day in the 6ftb mr..
r.
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LamoIDe.
The many who have been afflicted with
the grip are recovering.
School in district No. 2 closed last Fri
day, after a successful term, taught by
Mias Annie Rohe..a nf Anse. -. s.ss,,s
that she may return for the spring term.
W. R. King is in Boston purchasing
goods with which to stock his new store.
The store is located near his dwelling
house in this district, and is a neat and
convenient building.
Lamoine welcomes to its community
the family of Mr.. Terrence, recently OF
Ellsworth. In his trade during the last
popular with the people here.
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" MNORIAM

n NENoRIAN.
Mrs. Roe Mlliken Norris whose death
vas recorded in last weeks paper, was the
daughter OF Hon John and Mrs Rosilla
Coates Milliken. deceased She was born
Jan >. 1888 in Hancock, and up to the
time II her death made her home here
She was married in 1s77 to George Edward
Norris Three children were born TO
them-Anna L Chester A and John VI
To these sorrowing children, the bereaved
husband and the one remaining brother,
H c Milliken and sister. Mrs Susan
Heath. of Boston. all extend their deepest
sympathy
Mrs. Norris will be greatly missed as
friend and as neigh Dor, as she was ever
ready to help in any enterprise for the
public good To say she will be missed IN
her home will but poorly express it, as her
home was made beautiful by her presence
During her illness. which was a very pain
full one, her courage never failed her. She
lived very near to God in those days, and
received her strength from Hin.
The smile on her face il suiet,
Ana iiy i on her breast,
Her hands are folded together
Ans, the word on her lips j. rest
nd -omev bere ct IN the HI TOPS
OF the cou"try that hath no pain,
she will watch In her BEAUTIFUL NORWAY
To bit u a welcome again"
Funeral services were conducted by the
Rev c 5. McLearn, OF the Baptist church
OF Ellsworth Sunday. Feb Appropri-
ate selections were sung by the Mcfarland
quartette goodly mum Der Assem- bled to
ay their last tribute of respect The re-
mains were pla ed in the city tomb to
await burial
Feb Il SCMAC.
Hanco-k.
Mrs. {. A. Crsbtree and two children
are in Franklin + few weeks.
The Misses Morrison, OF Ellsworth.
were he guests OF Mrs. John Wilken last
week
Joseph C'abtree aud wife are with their
daughter, Mr.. W : stratton, in Port
land, for the winter.
Atnert Wood and Mrs. Sophia Haven
were called TO We Goutdsboro last week
by the Illness Of their father.
Edward l.. Slraiton, after a vacation Of
tao weeks spent Al the home of his father,
}. y. Strstton, returned TO Boston Mon
day.
Master Raymond Conley and sister, NJ iss
Gertrude Of Isle su Haut, are boarding
with their aunt, Mrs. Augustus l. Foss,
40 attending the nigh school at the Cor
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b-dham
Miss Ida Cowing Is at work IN Brewer.
Byron Spencer, II. D., and Mrs. Susan
B-cH.ter ar. -erinusiv IL.
j. Pain bridge Burriil, wife ana
daughter, OF Brock on, Mass, are visitin.
relatives here.
Feb. II. r.
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@~st Franklin
Warren Clark and Irwin Syringe have
purchased new hl.-e-.
Mss Gertrude J1rdan. of Waltham, Is
visiting relative, in his vicinity
TIE grip seem - be doing its worst
Wh5Ie lamllle, are down with it
The Tunk season has arrived and many
natizes are there u see the bright SIDE
oflite
John P Gordon is running his mill,
saving pool wood Mr Gordon is buy
ing all the oIrch wood that comes.
Samuel Butler j. al home from No. Is.
where he was al work in the woods. He
mas been conane4 to the house three
8eeks with the grip
The following from the Ripon wis
Commonwealth OF Feb. viii be OF in
serest u Franklin readers: Charles B.
coward. one OF the oldest and most re-
spected citizens of this city, passed away
suddenly last Monday afternoon OF heart
disease. following attack Of the grip
The heart disease attack came almost
without warning Mr.. Seward never
CALLED II was seventy years old. he
zeaves wife, former ly Miss LYDIA Cor
80 of Franklin. Ne and two sons The
deceased has teen q resident of Ripon
trnce lo59 with the exception of TWO
years spent in California. He was prom
,.uent in local politics During the war OF
the rebellion Dir Seward served merilo-
yiousiy in the engineering corps OF the
amy. He had not been i'll a day for f'tv
years Until he was stricken with the grip "
FEB Il. CH E'ER
co.. t-.--t I-t.
School closes here Friday. Mrs N.
knowles teacher
Mrs L Warren returned from visit
sng her sister this week
The Deer Isle and Stonington district
sunday school convention Is announced
for FEB %, at Deer lie village.
Rael Jnokins was chopping in the woods
TUESDAY " hen large limb struck him n
the ace cutting ms lip through and
loosening several teeth. His face wa.
oa1Iy swollen and quite painful bat it Is
hoped that no serious results will follow
The infant lighter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Young ed suddenly Tuesday
afternoon of commissions caused by brain
disease The child had been in lis usual
health up TO the day of its death, having
been taken i'll a bout 3 a. IN. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy Of all Flu
neral services were held at the house
Thursday afternoon
Rev Mr.. Garland returned from Swan
Island Monday. and the revival services
commenced with class meeting Monday
evening which was well attended The
storm OF Wednesday prevented the meet
Eag that evening, and there was no service
sn the church Thursday evening owing TO
the clustering wind, but social meeting
was held at the house of j. F Robbins
Feb 10 EGO
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West BrookssiIie.
Capt. Augustus Darby has recently
taken command OF steam collier out OF
Pull deiphis.
Sewell Tapley leaves this morning for
LsIesboro TO work for G. w. Glover who
is building several cottages at GiIsyes
Harbor.
Schools, after successful terms, closed
last week. Brooks Grindle. Of North
Brook-ville, taught the grammar school,
aud Miss Eva Stevens the primary
Capt Alex Snow Is in command of the
steamer "R1anoken, OF the Manhattan
line, which xiii be placed ON the New
ork and Bangor route early ia March.
Robert Condor died st MS home last
Friday morning, of pneumonia. He vas
life long resident of South Brooksvite
and one OF its Dest-known citizens He
was closely identified with the towns
business, serving As road commissioner
ana tax collector at tie lime OF his
death. Mr.. Condor was well known in
musical circles, having taught many
singing school,, and only six DAYS before
his death was at the h.it renear.iny -
"cantata" to be produced on Feb. -.
The funeral services were held st his
home Sunday afternoon.
FEB 10. ToMsoN
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south Biuehiii.
j Colt is on the sick list.
Mrs. Adelia Ferrin is improvir very
slowly.
Grace Cousins is visiting friends in
Brooksvilie.
n. P. Carter, OF Bluehll is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Adeiine Friend is quite i'll, anG
there is little hope OF her recovery.
Stephen Weber, while at work making
barrels Thursday, accidentally cut hi:
wrist with the ADJ, nficting a severe
wound. II will be some time before b,
can do any more work.
Feb. TO- n
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Great Pond.
Ezra Williams was at Hancock Tannery
Tuesday.
The club met with Mrs John Laughin
Wednesday.
J. T. Giles was IN town Tuesday on his
way to Ellsworth.
\. 4. Collar and f. A. Avery were in
Franklin he first OF the week.
Messrs. E-tabrook and Bishop returned
to Bangor from Alligator lake Monday.
Alfred Hastings, OF Ellsworth, and
Harry Rhodes were guests of 5. Slater
part of the week.
Loring Jordan, of Reeds Brook, who is
employed by Charles Black at Eagle lake,
was called home Friday by the illness of
his parents.
Frank Dickey, of Watham, who has
been working for Milton HasIam near
Greenfield, was SO badly cut Monday that
a physician was called to dress the wound.
He WAS carried home Tuesday.
Feb. II. FLossIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-02
DR.. BAGBY RESIGNS.
Pastor ofthe Farmyillc Baptist Church
10 Take a Country Field.

FARAIVILLB. VA. May l-speoiaL-
Rev. DR.. George W. Bagby pastor Of
the Farmvine Baptist church for over
eight years. at the close OF his sermon
Yesterday to the surprise OF his cOngre-
CATION. rendered his resignation, % take
effect on July lst.
In the course Of his remarks Dr. BagDy
stated that he had received a call 20 a
country field where he thought he could
be more useful IN his Masters service
lie feelingly alluded 10 his attachment
for the members OF the Farmville church
To IS not known what action the church
will take IN its meeting tonight, as many
are adverse TO accepting the resignation.
Dr. Bagby is well known throughout
the Baptist circles Of the South. ana is
father Of Rev. II. a. Bagby and Dr.
George +. Bagby, Of Richmond.
It is reported that Rice and Sandy
River are the churches that have united
I'm calling Or. Bagby.
This is a very fine field, now without n
pastor. owing 20 Rev. \. b. Rudd. who
was serving them, having gone 20 Porto
Rico as missionary. Rev Mr.. Rudd IS
a son-in-law OF DIR. Bagby
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Fla. n former pupil OF the V. f. l., Is
visiting Mrs. r.. G. Jott
l.. b. Bosserman. grocer. has assigned.
J. A. Alexander Is made trustee.
"The Kings Daughters Association
have decided 10 accept the privilege OF
selling refreshments az Highland Park
this summer.
a large number OF friends witnessed the
marriage OF Miss Lola May KOiner and
Mr.. Orme Wilson Brown on Wednesday
evening. The bride is a daughter OF the
late cyrus KOiuer. and niece Of Hon. g.
w. Koner. Commissioner OF Agriculture
She was attended by her sister, MISS
Daisie Koiner. as maid Of honor, and
II. L. Elchelberger was the groom
best man. Mr.. Brown is the son of Dr.
and Mrs T. r. Brown. OF Washington
Courthouse. Ohio. where the newly mar
ried couple will also make their home.
Miss Salie T. Cooke and william H..
Props were married Wednesday. Rev. L.
X. Paul officiating.
NJ +. Johnson had two fingers cut OF
by a Joining machine this week.
Mrs. Bromberg. Of Richmond, Is visit
ing Mrs. J. =. Shreckhise.
Robert steel. the faithful colored jani-
tor for Uncle sam at the postofiice, was
married Thursday night TO Mrs. Patsy
Randall. It was the society event Of the
season in the colored circles. They had
twenty attendants.
Policeman W. r. Newman has received
from n friend handsome souvenir OF
tho late war II is a cane made from a
Spanish block-house. the ferrule Is
Mauser bullet. and tho head button
from n Spanish cavalryman's coat
A very large audience was entertained
last night az the Mary Baldwin semi-
nary by the graduating recital IhoSe
taking part. who reflect great credit upon
the school were. Misses Merrill Proctor,
Matte Shreckhise. Loretta Walter. and
Matte White. graduates I'm instrumental
music: Misses Maggie Bell Roller Mary
Smallhouse and Elizabeth Turnnuil
graduates I'm vocal music. and MISS Na''
Zones the graduate I'm elocution.
James r. Taylor. Jr, chairman OF ms
Police Committee. has secured huinpv'
If electric torches for the force mere
These torches are used by officers IN ~
large cities. and are great help 10 'h'
mon in hunting I'm dark places.