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L4WN TENNIS.
CLOTHIER BEATEN BY DAVIS N The
FINALS AT ORANGE

FINALS AT ORANGE
Orange. y J.. July tSpeciaD.-The anal round
OF the Middle states championship lawn tennis
tournament was played here cnts afternoon be-
tween Dwight r Davis, OF Harvard The cham
pion Of Massachusetts, and William J CIOthier
Of Philadelphia. the champion oC Pennsylvania
Davis completely outcIassed CIocEier from
start 70 finish. and there never was a time in the
match when the Pailade.pAian seemed 70 have q
chance for victory.
The terrific smashing and fast ground strokes OF
the Harvard man. added 20 his erratic service.
made il Impossible FOR CIorh.er 20 gain any head
way against his Formidable antagonist Davis kept
him constantly the defensive. and when the
r4atch was over Clothier had won only seven
games In the three sets
The seraI-huaI match in doubles was between
Hackett and Allen the crack Yale team. and
Whitman and Wright. OF Harvard. The play n
this contest botl close and exciting from the
start The Harvard pair got lead 0f 30 IN the
lose the finally by So. In the second. Whit
man and Wright again had matters an their
way up 20 ~. and thtC lost the SET by IL A
heavy thuud dershCvrr interrupted the third when
team, and the match viii be finished Tomorrow
The chaAenEe match r1r r1e Middle states
trophy Will De- played tomorrow afternoon between
the champion Whitman, and Davis The former
has won the cup twice now. and Il he wins again
IL VIII become his personal property Davis IS
thought De the stronger however. The Anal oc
doubles VIII also be played tomorrow afternoon.
II possible
The scores OF to-day's matches follow
Championship singles ,anal round}-Dutsht F Davis
beat William J. CIothle- Ga e. G-3
ant p. c. Wright n Hackerr and J. A
Allen 81. 81. +-3 unfinished
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wo,rEH,s ForRsoME AT MoNrcLA1R.

Bloomfield, y j. July (speciaD.-A ball handi-
cap foursome match among the women OF the
Moutclair Golf Club took place this afternoon on
the club links The scores follow.
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their thirty-siX hole round AZ 10 O'Clock and the
second haIf AZ about o'clock to-day. Following |
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Barned runs-Brookyn O. Two '45s 45 a''-J m E5.isT
Double DIavs-Iseceley Corcoran Beckey FIRST base
o. taIIs-Or Stimnel 3; on Ktson SiFGeH 'utt{{
.. kits1n, Passed oa-lsIFslI% Ni--
T TTttHtnS,ir-1,eI Tine hours. Ump.re-EGuslie-
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BASEBALL.
KITSON ALSO SHUTS OUT CINCINNATI
WITH ONLY ONE HIT.
CANES YESTERDAY
THE RECORDS.

BROOKLYN 10 Cincinnati Philadelphia, To- s. Louis. g.
Chicago. 6. Boston. T. E'5tsuirg Ne"-H orS--tta-n
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Birncles.

GOOD 75c. 81. SIS $50 SLT5- All makes
TInTS Special prices
ilnES dealers WILLIS Park Row. P. D
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INCREASE N LIQrOR r4I RECEIPTS

NthEASE ~ LfVt OK Tx RECEIPTS
Albany. July 6.-State Commissioner % Excise
Lyman reports the receipts from liquor taxes and
fines and penalties account OF violation OF ths
excise law for May and June De SIl olS During
the same period or last year the collections were
81, S6,5e5, showing increase o. s4S IL
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FAVORITES WON.

:FoUR OF THE SIX WERE SUCCESSFUL.
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FIFTH RACE-TFIE CHOICE STAKES CselHng) with
s. 90 added: two-yearods. enrace Zee $50 each
SO forfeit. 20 second horse 500 and third 500

J P 2 p Keeue's ch C. Outlander. by ST.
Leonard Prohibition II ..--. u
Tom Highland Belle ami f.,r.o- =, : lo7
Ieonar4s- -Harusich0r1 -<: lGT
" = Kpatricks b. C. Or. Barlow oy Chorister-
1ggfra O.. !,
7-sdrnss Rvan,s ch C Brandy Smash. by Ben sroue-
L HOLLANDS br. c. Lief Prince. by Prince Lief
FeYuuda-$atalie 1o+
p f6riards blk + Petra Pontiac-Poacho. 100
SIXTH RACE-seepechase handicap; for four-year-ods
and inward Short
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storred this year. but have not a u tbs
value Of $50; weights be - pounds below the
scale. Six furl0ngs.
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FIRST Hale

q, 20 s. So sss g. sas "a aiss 1?!9i: "a
par ..... 8 3 30
SECOND HALF.
70 u - - 5ss q M = .s "a u Z. ls s T2?lf s
Par - 8 = 80
Travis and Douglas will begin the first half OF
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CHAMPION HARTMAN oUTPLAYED


Meanwhile Douglas and Hartman had been hav-
Ing the closest kind OF match. The champion opened
by winning the toss and choosing the honor. Then
TO the anazemert Of the oulookers. he topped his
drive and landed IN the long grass short of the
picking the bah clean from the ground he hacked
On the second both made the green, Iut IaiIElihag
seemed utterly be"ldered and failed 10 oFihs on
a We put tor thereoy giving DoIs-t5 d ,lt5 -faI
where he made a pretty six foot put for and
Facing The long fourth mole - both % %ers missed on ths
greer sTesn n "a :, @ 1e' ~, This eur his Lead down to
up Poor work on the green cost Douglas the next
Smile appgared on the faces Of the faithful few
who were following the champion -
the rear The smile became broader |le3 tlarrL 5
man. on combination 81 perfect - al
bogie / ~ broke into j grin when the champion.
still playing with buIldos persis{encyi oToG$Ht or, on
man + vas on his hole that Douglas made one
fully 23O yards from the tee. , 100
In fact. Douglas was superb on MS long game. game
In going 70 the eighth he cleared another ~ var Is
with his driver while his 6Tasie ,3s put the P4 on I9
green This hole measures 415 yards. 4arF!ItLli IN,
got into trouble with his second. and as MS thlrd
noe niceiv. TO ; The ninth was halved in !, and
50 The first turn was Iade on even teTIi'5 I'm t 7,,r
he got in 8 and the eleventh in the same figure.
Rut here wasn't trace Of anxiety on Harrimans
determined face. The champion played the same
steady game and had the saIsLaf&i9n & oi ,sS5 5t ~
Douglas made another OF his smashing ITiNrS
on the fifteenth. and the hole. . 70 Z.
on the next Hartman had turn Of Ill luck for
his second ran INTO the rough, but Douglas was
equally unfortunate, for his brassey landed IN the
bunker guarding the green Each missed snort
rfIrs 70 win and the hole haived IN D. IN the
seventeenth Hartman topped his drive. was snort
on his second and practically made q present OF
the hole Douglas. The home hole was haIFed
which left Douglas UP for the round
and the thunderstorm broke and passed before they
were out again. With the greens looking fresh and
keen from the rain both began by halvlng the first
hole IN / after each had made I2-foot put 20 20
down on the second Douglas had the better drive
and won in a perfect s. The next was haIved IL 8.
and then with smashing drive Douglas was on
the green for the 5J2-yard fourth hole in and
derful going. Hartman got the next. and the
ninth was kaved they turned for home with Doug
las up
Now came halved hole on the tenth, and then
holes fCr Douglas in each. On the
thirteenth Douglas sclaffed his drive and when
the green was reached Hartman had for the
hole But he the first and missed q
fourteenth Douglass pulled mis- drive into the long
grass error that cost him the hole. but the
fifteenth he made grand l. and with this the
match ended. Douglas up. with 10 go Here is
the course as the men played II;
FIRST HALF
zssa. Ha'' 20 So 20 s 8; q 55
SECOND HALF.
Par - = 80
Travis and Douglas Will begin the first half OF
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In spite OF promises made repeatedly. the IN
Prospect Park. Brooklyn is stu in a disgraceful
condition Only few feet OF the original wheel
racks remain standing. while the benches are
wrecks Of the worst sort
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'One day last winter lady came to my
drug store and asked for brand of cough
medicine that / did not have in stock, %
says Mr.. c. r. Grandin, the popular drug
gists Of Ontario, N. Y. "She was disap-
pointed, and wanted to know what cough
preparation I could recommend. / said
to her that l could freely recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and that
she could take a bottle of the remedy and,
after giving it a fair trial If she did not
find it worth the money, to bring back the
bottle and 1 would refund the price paid.
In the course OF day or two the lady
came back in company with friend in
need of a cough medicine and advised her
to buy bottle of Camberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1 consider that Ia very good
accommodation for the remedy" 1t is
for sale by GRO. A. PARcHER, Ellsworth,
and w. /. PARTRIDGE, Bluehill, drug
gists.
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SNuih Gnuidshnrn.

South Gouidsboro.
William Hammond is in Boston visiting
Horace w Jordan.
Mrs. Abbie Hamilton recently visited
her hus band at Goose Cove.
Leonard Bunker is in Brighton on a
visit to his son, G. F. Bunker.
Mrs. Damon Sargent and two children
have been to West Sullivan visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Arvills Bunker, OF West Sullivan.
is spending week with her father, who
is i'll.
trip Sunday to Bar Har Dor with freight for
A. F. Hooper x Son.
Mrs. Lucy Bunker and niece, Miss Annie
Lindsey, OF Birch Harbor, are guests OF
Mrs. Sarah Bunker.
Mrs. Sara Hammond and Miss Nellie
Carter have returned to Bangor, accom-
panied by George Jacobs.
Mrs. Joan Sargent has returned from
West and East Sullivan, where she has
been visiting her daughters.
David Sargent and wife left Wednesday
by train for WATERFOWL, Mass, to spend a
few weeks with their son who is in bust.
ness there.
School closed Friday. A party was
given the children IN the evening by their
teacher, Miss Bunker. They presented
her with two beautiful books.
Capt. E. c. Sargent is in Boston with
the steam yacht Norma, owned by
on her, after which he will return with
her to this place " here a new boathouse
is being built.
Oct. Is. s. NJ s.
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Orland.
Mrs. d. G. Rich has returned from Q
visit in Boston.
Fred b. Saunders, of Chelsea, NJ ass, 10
In town for few days.
A little son arrived at Capt. and Mrs. A.
L. Woods last Saturday.
Capt. o. P. Dorr has so far recovered as
to be bic to walk short distance on fine
mornings.
Many OF the schools closed Friday, Oct.
26, and the others will continue but a
short time.
Miss Lila ID. kimball, who spent the
summer at Southwest Harbor, is now in
Boston, where she has employment in a
dressmaking stablishment.
Esther Mae, the eight-yesr- daugh-
ter OF Rufus p. and Georgia n. Facteau,
died Friday morning, after an illness of
nearly four weeks with typhoid fever.
Little Esther was a child of impulsive,
lovable disposition, and one who will be
sadly missed by all. The funeral services
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Fast HiuetfiI.
Arthur D Leach & building q barn
Mrs. Abtl Marks Is visiting relatives In
SecgWiek.
william Earuswott h has gone to Waldo
b1ro 10 surk al his trade.
Mir. &. III. Gsystt has been seriously Ill,
but y nov slowly recovering.
Mr.. Georgc l.. Hardy - visiting rela-
tives aud friends IN East Surry.
Miss Mahei A. Ward veil IL attending
the high school at holyoke, Mass.
Mas Minnie Atbert0n. " ho has been i'll
with typhoid fever, is little better.
The young people VIII give a concert at
the Baptist church next Friday evening.
Harry }. Allen aud Warren York went
on = claiming aud fishing trip last week
In Capt. Aiien'- sioop.
Edwin W. Barton. Of Holyoke. Mass
= here Tor = brief visit. tie came from
Bangor GA his bicycle iAst Saturday.
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Bar Harpor.
Pension has been granted to Mrs. Annie
Fsrr, s..
Miss Eigia E. Hodgkins and Albert ~.
Hodgkin- were quietly married last even
ing by Rev. {. 5. McLearn at the BAPTIST
church. The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Hoogkins, and has re-
sided in Bar Hsrbor for a number Of
years. The groom, who j. native of
Hancock, has also made his home here
for some time.
Bert Andrews, a mason employed on
the Livingston cottage, last week while
/ finishing piece OF granite for the foan-
dation, was struck in the eye by piece
/ of the hying stone, cutting q deep gssh
/ over and under his eye, while a
| small fragment cut deepiy into his eve.
| Destroying the sight. What makes the
case even more serious IL that his remain
| ing eye has been in such condition for the
past Ave years that 1t has been impossible
| for him to see more than two feet distant.
! He was taken to the Maine general hos
i pitai at Portland, where everything viii
be done that Is possible to prevent the los
OF the remaining eye.
| Miss Florence e. Hadley and Harold =.
| Carter, both OF Bar Hsrbor, were married
/ at the Congregational church, "Wednesday
evening, by Rev. Richard Owen. TIE
/ church Was handsomely decorated with
/ Sut uoWef-s potteu piaut-s phiur, itfh-
and evergreen. AT the altar the bridal
| party was met by he groom and his best
man, Alton Carter. a brot her OF the groom.
| Miss Lora T.. Hadiey, sister OF the bride,
was maid OF honor, Miss Fossil Young and
Miss Halle Clement bridesmaids. Raph
Mancheste r and Roy L. Fifeid were the
ushers. The brides gown was white or
candle, with lace trimmings. After the
ceremony at the church, there was a re-
ception at the new house OF the young
| couple.
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COUNTY NEWS.

- afdHtoH0f toHnff Nets SO etHtf PM
So
Franklin.
All the sick people are improving SO far
as heard from.
The highways through the town are In
| first class condition.
Miss Helen Butler will leave soon for
Bangor 10 lake commercial course.
w. w. Bragdon and son are having the
grounds about their new home graded
Charles Sprsgue Is finishing for occu-
pancy, the house recently built by Eu-
gene 5. Bunker.
Mrs. George A. Martin and children will
live In the house of Mrs. ID. $. BiaisdelI
during the winter.
II. p. BIaisdelI and family have taken
the rent made vacant by the removal OF
W. +. Bragdou and family.
Companion court Sunshine is prepar-
ing pleasing entertainment for Wednes-
day evening. A chicken supper at the
close will make the occasion replete with
good things.
The weather during the ministerial as
ISOLATION was favorable for the visitors
and others who attended. Quite a num-
her OF ciergymen were present. The even
fng services drew crowded house.
Theodore Brsgdon hes fms he'd the fish
pond constructed near bis house for The
cultivation of trout. II is a pretty sheet
OF water, aud will prove doubly attractive
when stocked with speckied beauties.
The funeral service OF Clifton Tram
took place at his home Friday afternoon.
The remains were carried tn East Sullivan
for interment. Rev. W. IL. Powiesiand
officiated. Musical selections were rem
dered by Mrs Wilbur, Mrs. Green, Ivory
+. Butler and c. f. Dweliey.
Oct. -. b.
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FoF daddtaHat eesafs AfHee - aftff ftdgfs
Psnst.<esst.
Dexter Lttisasid hs. sesn in Camden
this week on a NisH.
QaItea large smount Of Kiln wocd t.
being shipped 10 Rockianc.
A son ws- b . Mr. aud Mrs. Frank
J. Fsrnham Friday. Oot. =.
Charles Arey. OF North Back.post. uas
in town Tuesday sBd "Wednesday Of thn
week.
Benjamin Cu-bmsn aud site were called
to Augusts Tuesday by the Illness Of their
daughter, Mrs. Roy lee wsrdweil
w. }. Cresmer and n. "A. Leach were in
Bucksport Saturday attending . mestiax
of the democratic county committee.
Lewis Leach and Frank Bridges. q no
have been to the banks with Capt. John
Peterson this summer> have arrived home.
Mrs. Inex Clement ara d.aghs~r Rose.
and Master Jay Clement, who have been
visiting at Chieopee fsiis. Mass. have
returned home.
An entertainment will be given BY The
pupils at the North Penobecot school
house Friday evening. Nov. 2. Proceeds
will go to buy new wsll msp..
sock social was given at the grange
hail Thursday evening under the saspies-
of the Kings Daughters All rcf.art an
enjoyable evening. Proceeds, $40 3.
The third game of bsze hail betwoen the
North Bluebill nine and the PeDohscot
nine took place at North Biuehfii satur-
day afternoon. At the close OF the game
the score stood Il TO ~ Ia favor OF Psnoh-
scot.
The many friends OF Herbert Leach, Of
Waterville. formerly of this town, will BE-
pleased to hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Leach
ard daughter. who have been suffering
from an attack Of typhoid fever, are very
much improved, and pronounced TO he
out OF danger by the attending physician.
Oct. 29. sUBA.
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I.s.iLraas

Es.tbraas
Gsorgs Springer = ct home from the
woods ith a lame hand.
Mrs Maria Jordan, of Ellsworth, has
been visiting rsIatiye- here.
Eiwin Wiibur IL adding new barn TO
the 81, "a ua.s. luks - hteu % SIseted last
fall.
A farmer grange wRs organized here
Oct. 3, viii Hssriy forty CHARTER mem
bers.
MIR. Lsna Bla'sseI and children. Of
Frank TN, have been visiting her parents,
John DeMeyer and site
Augustus Foss aud wife. OF South
HaucuCE, we're ia town lsst week aud
assisted la organizing the grange.
Athr.-hius machine owned by Herman
Jordan, OF y attbam. Is passing thruug h
this town. There Is very small crop
of grain here this year.
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NaithaB.
There was "duck shoot" here Friday
afternoon. Oct. ~. The winners IN the
pr re contest were Bion Jordan. tirst
Edward Bfaley, second; ". h. Jordan,
third.
The Foresters Of Franklin met with
Court Snyctic Saturday evening. The
band accompanied them. An oyster sup
per was served. The ladies OF the com
panion court we're present. All pro-
nounced 1t very enjoyable evening.
The dance Friday evening given by
George Stanley and Howard Jordan was a
success. Music was by Monaghan.
The entertainment and box supper
given by companion court Sunbeam was
largely attended. A good sum was real
lied.
Augustus Burnham Is boarding Of
Increase Jordan's for the winter.
Mrs. Herbert Jordan has gone to Ban
gor for treatment for deafness.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County News, see other pages.
South Surry.

South Surry.
Miss Annie Kingsbury, of Ellsworth,
spent few days with Miss Anna Young
recently.
Mrs. Frank Coggins, of Bluehill, is visit
ing her husbands parents, c. B. Coggins
and wife.
Mrs. F. E. Hopkins has gone to the vii
lage to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. George Allen.
Arthur Burrill and wife, recently from
Philadelphia, visited Mrs. BurrilPs pa
rents, j. G. Young and wife, last week.
Peleg Curtis and Mrs. Edwin Parker, of
Brooklin, Mrs. Mary Saunders. of Blue
hill, Mrs. Ada MeCarty, of Ellsworth
Falls, and Mrs. Susan Colson, OF Trenton,
were here last Friday to attend the funeral
of their father, A. s. Curtis.
Abijah s. Curtis, one of Surry's oldest
citizens, died last Tuesday. Mr.. Curtis
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convincing proof that the kidneys and bad.
der are out Of order.
What to DO.
There Is comfort In the knowledv. =.
often expressed. that Or. Kilmer's sys,H
Root. the grea, kidney remedy fulfils ey.ry
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In n.
back. kidneys liver. bladder and every nar,
Of the urinary passage. 1t couects INABILITY
to hold water and scalding pain in passin,
it. or bad effects following use Of lIouoys
wine or beer. and overcomes tina, unpl.assn,
necessity Of being compelled to 20 off,,
during the day. and to get up many times
during the night. The mid and the ex,ra.
ordinary etfec, Of Swamp-Root is sno,
realized. II stands the highes, fer its wen.
derful cures Of the mos; distressing case.
II you need medicine you should have n.
best. Sold BY druggists in Soc. and 81. sizes,
You may have sample bottle Of mi,
wonderful discovery ~
and book tina, tells fEFT-r-< -
more abou, it, both sent siss .13: g
absolutely free BY mall Il. 9 z. = ssFEss1yo
address DR.. kilrner & Home Of s~anp-goo,
Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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SCIENCE
PROGRESSES

Great strides arc made
every year. Butthe meth
cd OF curing Dyspepsia
remains the same.
u. r." Atwood's Bltters
Is still the most reliable
remedy.
Simple Indigestion.
Chronic Dyspepsia or
Bilious Attacks yield
at once. All dealers
sell -. r."
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North Deer Isle.
Miss Webb Crockett, adopted daughter
OF George c. Hardy, was married OH
Wednesday to Capt. Wallace Scott. The
ceremony took place at the home OF the
bride, Rev. II. Hill officiating. About
twenty-five friends and relatives were
present. The house was prettily deco
rated for the occasion. The bride wore q
gray travelling dress. Miss Flora Ellis was
bridesmaid and Amos Scott, brother OF
the groom, was best man. After the
ceremony there was a reception.
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Egypt
George Moore has come to Z. q. Burn
hams to spend the winter.
E. e. Scsmmon is making some i'm
provements on his buildings.
Mrs. Betsey Clark and her niece, Miss
Bessie Scammon, have returned home
from Bar Harbor.
E. G. Burnham has loaded the schooner
"Victory" with slaves, and has taken pas
sage on her to Rockland and Portland.
Oct. 80. ANON.
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Huil's Cove.
Ezra Higgins Is adding an ell to his
house.
Harvey Phillips, OF Hancock. was In
town this week calling on friends before
leaving for New York to pass the winter.
A number OF our young people left re-
Gently for Boston, among them Harry
Quimby, Victor Brewer, Alpha Hamor
and Clara Leland.
M. G. Sweets house is being painted.
Other needed improvements win be made
before the family moves in.
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Nsfs hslu SUNDAY afternoon at the house.
Rev. "a. u. French. Of the Congregational
church, offICistsd. The hearers were
Ernest Bennett. Harmon Grey. Walter
jordan aud John Cotton. all former
schooimsiss- The pupils of the village
school falfosed The remains TO their last
resting place In Oak Grove cemetery.
The fioFsl offerings were numerous and
pretty.
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When you cannot sleep for coughing, 1t
is hardly necessary that any one should
tell you that you need few doses Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to allay the
irritation of the throat and make sleep
possible. 1t is good. Try it. For sale by
GEO. A. PARCHER, Ellsworth, and w. /.
PARTRIDGE, Bluehill, druggists.
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was nearly ninety years of age. He had
been resident OF South Surry until two
years ago, when, after the death of his
wife, he went to live with his daughter,
Mrs. Colson, at Oak Point, in whose home
he was kindly cared for during his last
illness. Rev. j. p. Simonton, OF Els
worth, officiated at the funeral which took
place Friday afternoon at the church.
Oct 90
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For sprains, sweiIings and lameness
there is nothing SO good as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by GEO. A.
PARcHER, Ellsworth, and W. l. PAR
FRIDGE, BluehiIl, druggists.
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sediment or sci
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the KID
neys; II it stain,
your linen i, l.
evidence Of kid.
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain IN
the back is also
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The news from the Bar Harbor. Bucks
port game was not cheering TO the sem
mary boys. The score was - O. The next
game will be with Castine normal.
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Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills. Biliousness, In
digestion, Headache. Easy to take, easy to
operate 25c.-Aduf.
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Hancock.

Dance at town hall Thursday night
Music by Monaghan.
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Embellishments.
Thousands Have Kidney Tro,h,.
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with van,
water and lie, It stand twenty-four hours
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-10-31

There is to be dance at Pinkham hall
next Tuesday evening. Music by Mona
ghan's orchestra.