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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1900-11-03

Many a woman has periodic crying
spells She meets her husband with
eyes red and swollen and he cries out ::
"Wllat has happened?" vNothing" his
wife replies III don't know what is the
matter with me, but l just had to have
a good cry" Men don't have crying
spells. 1t would seem therefore that an
affection confined to women must have
its cause in the womanly nature. There
is no doubt that diseased condition of
the delicate wonanly organs is in gen
eral responsible for feminine nervous
ness and hystcria.
The use of DR.. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription makes women happy by max
ing them healthy. There are no more
crying spells. vFavorite Prescription"
cures inflammation, liberation and fe-
male weakness. 1t makes weak women
strong, sick women WE'LL
There is no medicine ujust as good"
Accept no substitute.
rFor three years, writes Mrs Mary A. Sasser,
OF High, Lamar Co. Texas, III suffered with fall
ing of the womb, also liberation of the womb.
After using three bottles of your Favorite Pre-
scription,' four of Golden Medical Discovery
and two vials of Pleasant Pellets found re
lief am able to do my work with ease. rec
ommend your wonderful medicine to all my
friends, for truly believe it saved my lifer
Free. DIR. Plerce's Medical Adviser,
II paper covers, is sent free on receipt of
81 one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing
only. Cloth binding 81 stamps Ad-
dress DR.. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
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should give the name larger
meaning, and here as elsewhere ex-
ample is better than precept.-Colo-
rdd0 School Journal.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1900-11-03
you Ksow Whaf You ARE Takias

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly print
ed on every bottle showing that it is simply
Iron and Quinine in . tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. SOC.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. f. w. Groves signature is on
each box 25c
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@MArr

This signature i on every bog Of tho genuine
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures . eoB1 In ooo day
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Here are some of the stocks
that came into our possession

The entire damaged stock of The Island City Manufac
turing Co. Clothing and Furnisl,ngs.)
entire damaged stock of the Galveston Dry Goods Co.
The entire damaged stock of The Rosenfed Notion Co.
The entire stock of The Galveston Shoe and Hat Co.
Also two other big stocks whose needed
than goods.
Including goods damaged by water these
various stocks cost about $5OOOO0 to manufacture.
About one-half of this entire lot thoroughly wet
Onefourh only slightly damaged while the remain
der entirely without spot be1nish.
AS this big deal was closed, firm chartered
schooners and commenced shipping out the wet goods
rapidly possible When the railroads again entered
Galveston this work greatly increased and all
the wet goods was disposed of
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REMAINS TO BE TOLD.
HERE IT'S IN DETAIL:

When the terrible storm over, many large whole
sale firms found their buildings partially wrecked and
damaged by water.
Not single railroad could enter Galveston There
apparently to dispose of all these goods and
every dollars worth of damaged goods promised to be
total loss the possessor In this dire extremity
firm with their % large retail Stores made offer for
number of the damaged stocks, which eagerly
cepted No other firm all the South had such splendid
facilities for dsposng of such quantities of partially
dana gcd merchandise.
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published shortly being printed for
suitable framing by of the largest art tho
coopate
will these handsome pictures of the Pres
dent remembered that this picture will be cheap
of the highest style of illuminated print
will library drawing Our readers
Mckinley what costs namely cents
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will be demand for the portrait when published
sending orders As be desired
providing for each
plainly postage stamps
To THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN ELLSWORTH, Name:
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paper
Be.....
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July 80
BineiiiII

Bs nehiII
Miss Ellen Cochran, of Rockland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Fl. Mcintyre.
Mrs. Minnie Knapp and Mrs. Ruby
West, of Boston, are visiting their parents,
f. A. Davis and wife.
The annual fair of the ladies of the Con-
gregational church will be held in the
town hall Wednesday, Aug. Is, at 4
O'Clock.
On the seven anniversary OF the birth
OF Miss Ellen Mcintyre, youngest daugh-
ter of Fl. H. Mcintyre and wife, party
was given to her little friends.
The members of Mrs. G. W. Clay's class
of the Baptist Sunday school held an ice
cream, cake and candy sale at the Bap-
fist chapel Friday evening. The class is
very large one, mum bering thirty-six. A
large number was present, the evening
being excellent for the occasion. Ice
cream and cake were served in the dining
room of the circle. The tables were in
charge OF Misses Marion Carter, Lillian
Mcintyre, Sadie Billings, Myrtle Piper,
Carrie Sargent, Gertrude Price, Alice Os-
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THE AMERICAN hos subscribers at I06
o. the II5 post-oelces in Hancock county;
oil the Other papers In the county com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
feAS IS rot the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
BE-, but Il Is the only paper that can prop
cry be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The eircula-
fson Of TIRE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Earbor Records summer list, IL larger
thar thai Of all the other papers printed
81 Hancock county.
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South Deer late.
The lack OF rain Is being severely felt.
Wells are getting dry and gardens aud
pastures are suffering.
Willis Robbins and sister, Miss Lena. OF
Bath, are making short visit to friends
here. They plan to return Saturday.
Miss Minnie Torrey Is spending tbis
week with friends Ia Deer Isle. Isaac Jud.
kins. wife and little daughter. OF Boston.
are visiting Mr.. Jadkins' father.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin made a short call here
this week in the interest of the Sunday
school convehtio ion, which will be held at
Little Deer Isle Aug. Is. Mr. Chapin's
friends in this vicinity regre, very much
that he Is to leave town.
The stone-cutters here and at Stoning-
ton left work on Friday afternoon TO
attend the funeral OF Thomas Berry,
whose tragic death was reported In the
last AMERICAN. Ar. Berry leaves six
children, three OF whom are married.
July q. Eco.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Cranberry Isles.
Miss Flora PhippIn is keeping house for
]. c. Crosby.
Schooner "Rosella'', on her last trip
fishing, stocked $500.
Mrs Grace Hsdlock and child are visit
ing at Mrs. n. A. staniey's.
The hsying season Is fast drawing to a
close here. 1t was poor crop.
Rev. Charles Whittier, State missionary,
preached in the Union church Sunday.
ago suffered a paralytic shock, is now
gaining rapidly.
Mrs, Elizabeth Row, OF Boston, con-
templates purchasing lot and building q
summer cottage here.
Edward 8. Squirting has moved to the
house OF Mrs. Lucinda q. Fernald, in
rooms vacated by Daniel Ham.
s. {. Sanford caught 200 bushels of her
ring In his weir last Saturday night, they
being the first he had taken this season.
Mrs. Sadie Hamor and child have re-
turned home after visiting her relatives
and friends at Steub for he past month.
The fine yacht owned by Il. IL. White,
of Boston, was here during last week.
Mrs. X. II. White was visiting her aunt,
Mrs. William Z. Hadlock.
Miss Cora Jordan. OF Seal Harbor, who
has been visiting relatives here. has re-
turned to her home, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Vida May Stanley.
A beautiful memorial window. the gift
OF Mrs. A. {. wheelwright, OF Boston, to
the Union meeting house in memory of
Rev. Charles Elliott Harwood, pastor
here from 1924 to 1897. has arrived.
Some summer visitors are here now and
more are expected. Mrs. Julia Squirting
is to have twelve boarders at her home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Row, OF Boston, Is board
ing at the home of Mrs. Florence Spari-
ing. Mrs. George S. Bunker, OF Boston,
Is expected.
Mrs. Elwood Richardson, W no has spent
the past two months with her husban md, ,
captain OF Dsmsr iscove life saving station,
will return to her home here next week.
Edison Stanley will not return to the sta
ton this year, having already sent in hts
resignation.
Horace Wedge, OF Lewiston, who ca me
here to spend the season with his only
broth Edward Wedge, has returned
home. He has suffered several years from
lung trouble, aud came here hoping that
he sea n n m ht he n heuent Z, him Ha
was not benefited. and concluded that he
had better return home at once.
July q. H.
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BrookIin.
J. j. Mcdonnell is very i'll.
A. G. Blake, of Orland, was in town
last week.
Mrs. Isaac Mayo and daughter Caro-
went to Southwest Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. d. J. Lynch and son Charles, Of
Denver, Col, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
b. o. Dollard.
Charles Friend, of Melrose, Mass,
formerly OF this place, visited II. A.
Grindle last week.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, of Deer Isle, ex-
changed puipits wit Rev. d. {. York, of
this place, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles West, of Boston, who has
been visiting friends in town, returned to
her home Saturday.
l. Mayo and J. j. Bridges were dele
gates to attend the democratic conven-
ton at ElIswert July IS.
Charles Judge, who has been in san
Francisco, Cal, for the past twenty -four
years, reteEped home Saturday.
Walter Watson, of Melrose. Mass, no
has been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
L. A. Watson, returned home Saturday.
The baseha game between the Brook
Inns and Sedgwicks Saturday at Dori-
tvs park resulted in a victory for the
Brooklins, as usual. Score, Is to !.
veranus Mcfarland, OF Virginia, with
his wife and two children, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Holden. Mr.. Nc
Fsrland hes been absent from this place
nineteen years.
Mrs. S. j. Herrick, wife OF Q. A. Her
rick, died July %. Mrs. Herrick's health
HAD been failing for year, but the end
was unexpected. She leaves a hue band,
three daug hters, Mrs. Caroline Harring-
ton, OF Revere, Mass, Mrs. Brooksie
Bond, of Cambridge, Mass, and Mrs.
Alfred Joyce, o. this place, and one son,
George Herrick, also OF this place. Mrs.
Herrick will be greatly missed.
The y. P. s. C. Z. held social in
Grange hall, Thursday evening, July %.
The proceeds, S22, will go for repairs on
the parsonage. The programme was as
follows; selection by phonograph; solo,
Emma Tibbetts; reading, Icella Hill; solo,
Gladys Bridges; reading, Stephen
Cousins; guitar and mandolin duet,
Messers. Coffin and Parsons; solo, Myrtle
Green; reading, Violet Pierson selections
by phoDosreph.
July 30. JNE FEMME.
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Hancock.
Mrs. Esther Graves Foster and son are
in town for few days.
]. L. Clarke, train dispatcher at Bangor,
was in town last Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Macomber, of Franklin.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs, {. II. Wooster.
Saturday night there was a picnic sup
per at the shore near A. B. Crabtree's sum
mer cottage.
l. FL. Coggins, on his trip from Boston
to Eastport, stopped of for a brief visit
here on Saturday.
The event of the season thus far was the
garden party given last Wednesday after
noon by John Wilken and wife.
Mrs. James Maxwell and Mrs. Eugene
Swan, who are at Hancock Point for the
week.
Mrs. W. ). Stratton and Master Horace
Stratton are spending the summer with
Mrs. Stratton's parents, Joseph Crabtree
and wife.
Mrs. o, w. Foss has gone to Boston.
where she will join Capt. Foss in his
schooner John Paul., and will go in the
vessel to New York. Their son Harold
Foss, who has been mate, after a week
visit returned with his mother.
E. NJ. Poulin, wife and daughter, II. j.
Hooton and daughter, all of Boston, have
been spending the week at Sydney
Lawrie's, fishing under the guidance of
John E. Bow den. The ladies proved to be
the better fishermen, the two trout taken
by Mrs, Poulin weighing each two pounds
and few ounces, and those caught by
Miss Hooton each weighing a trifie more
than two pounds, while the eight taken
by Mr.. Poulin and Mr.. Hooton weighed
but little over one pound each
July 80. A.
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Bob.

Prospect Harbor.
w. P. Hewins spent Sunday in Bar Har-
Dor.
Byron w. Stevens, of Bangor, with his
family, is here in a yacht.
Rufus Handy, of Arlington, Mass, has
been here the past week with relatives.
Mrs. Elsie Leighton, of Milbridge. is a
guest of Miss Allen, at Capt. X. II. Aliens.
Mrs. Harvard Havey, of West Sullivan,
Is with her mother, Mrs. w. II. Moore, for
few weeks.
Miss Maria Bunker, OF Franklin, lie here
visiting friends. She is well known here
and always welcomed.
Mrs. J. B. Cole, with her youngest
daughter Miss Helen, has been in steuben
for a week with relatives.
Nathan Cole with his wife and son,
Master Seth, left for Harrington to be
away during the season for packing blue
berries.
Fred Handy, with his family, OF Port
land, started for home Saturday. They
have been the guests of his grandmother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Handy.
The Village improvement society met
last week with Mrs. r. Z. Robinson.
Arrangements were made for the annual
fair early next month.
Mrs. Henry Tracy, OF Southwest Harbor,
accompanied by her son, Daniel Handy, of
Boston, who Is home on his vacation,
spent several days here last week at Mrs.
NJ. A. Handy's.
July 30. c.
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Huil's Cove.
Miss Ettie Dickey, who has been en-
ployed at Waitham, is at home with her
parents.
Miss Bessie Dutton, OF New Hampshire,
was the guest of Miss Bert ha Salisbury
last Friday.
Lillian Sweet, W no is working in Holden,
spent Sunday with her parents. She was
accompanied by Walter Maddocks.
Miss Geneva Leland left Saturday for
Lamoine, where she will spend q few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Dyer Young.
A. j. NOVEL; arrived here last week,
having made the trip in five days in his
yacht "Helen". With him this year are
William and Frank Lewis.
Marcus Sweet has purchased the valu-
able farm of Walter Hamor. The farm is
one of the pleasantest locations in the
place, and has fine orchard. The house
needs extensive repairs which Mr.. Sweet
will make. He will move his family In
about the first of 1901.
July 30, r.
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good, Ida Morse, Joy Hinckley, Belle
Butler, Gertrude Townsend, Abbie In
gals, Marion Mcintyre, Hittie Mcintyre
and Mae Curtis. The candy and flower
table was in the service room OF the
chapel and was in charge of Misses Jen-
ME Grindle, Mabel Babson and Others.
This sale was held in order to purchase
books for the class. The proceeds
amounted to over 81.
July IS. Bob.
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Ashyille.
Mrs. Julia A. McCrate, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
Jessie Bragdon and Bernice Smith
spent Sunday at Bar Harbor.
Miss Nellie Bragdon visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Bragdon, Sun
day.
Ashville postoffice has a new post
master, who will take the Office Aug. l..
L. M. Bunker has been clerk, then post
master nearly fourteen years.
Lizzie M. Bunker, with her sister, Mrs.
James B. Havey, of North Sullivan,
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Daughters Thursday evening, at thu
Penobscot house. About lbs were preSen,
and Joined In the gaieties OF the eyenin.
The lawn was very prettiiy decorated with
lanterns. Ice-cream was served.
July Is. sun.
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To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. iali OF LIE, nerve and Eigor, take MOTTO.
Bae, the woBder-worlxer, that makes weak men
strong. An druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Kennedy Co, Chicago CT New York
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visited their brother, Henry J. BragdoD,
at Bar Harbor. While here Capt. K. K.
Brsgdon came over from Ironboupd Is
land and the two sisters and two brothers
all met for the first time for over fifteen
years. The last time they all met
was at their old home with their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. o. z. Bragdon.
July 30 MEB
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South Prpobseot.
Mrs. Elmer Perkins and son Edgar are
stopping with Miss Bertha Perkins.
Miss Bryant, of IIermon, IS visiting her
uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. T.. X. Drew
Mrs. Grace Condor and son Guy have
gone to Sedgwick to visit her parents,
Jasper Alien and wife.
Schooner Robert Pet;is", Capt. VIII
Perkins, discharged a load OF freight for
the local dealers this week.
The farmers In this part OF the town are
through haying. The crop Is consider
ably below that OF last year.
July 80. CrIMAx.
Penobseot.
Wells +. Wardweli is at home for a short
visit.
w. J. Creamer, 81. A. Wardweil, F. A.
Miller, B. II. Leach, .. W. Dunbar and ii.
b. Wardwell were delegates to the demo-
cratic county convention at Ellsworth to-
day.
One OF the pleasantest events of the sea
son, was lawn party given by the Kings
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No such thing - "rgmHer complaint" whc,s
DR. FowIer's Extract Of WILD Strawberry +.
KEEP, handy. Satare's remedy for every loose
meas of the bowels - Ssivt
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AiEB.

North Brooksyiiie.
Orris Jones arrived home Sunday, called
by the death OF his father. He has been
absent four years.
S. ID. Gray, Franklin Farrow and l. J.
Cousins attended the democratic county
convention at Ellsworth Saturday.
Mrs. Lyman Curtis and children. OF
Bluehill. are spending a week with Mrs.
Curtis parents, c. b. Nichols and wife.
William Lawrence and daughter Ethel,
of Peterboro, y. H, are visiting Miss
Lawrence's aunts, Nellie and Grace Slower
Aaron Jones died Friday. He leaves a
wife and two children. Funeral services
were held Sunday, Rev. J. ). Richards
officiating.
Mrs. Esther circuit, who is helpless from
paralysis, is no better. Her sisters, Mrs.
Eliza Slower and Mrs. Agatha Snow, are
taking care OF her.
July m T.
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D~dham-
Joseph wehber. an AGED aad respected
citiz n, died Sunday aged eighty years.
Besides wife, Mrs, Aimcds A. Weber,
he IL survived by four daughter
Mrs. Sarah White aud Ars. Grace Ray.
mond. OF Brewer; Mrs. Helen florence
OF Died I'm, sud Mrs. Ida l.. Rideou,, o.
Wehter, OF DeG hsm.
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sunA.
soath Gouid.bero.

south Gouidsbero.
Damon Sargent Is In very poor health.
Miss l.. s. Keatings is the guest Of Mrs
J. c. Hammond.
Horace sperry Is working on the
steamer pauline.
o. II. Bunker is In Prospect Harho,
working on the new hall.
Mrs. Margaret Bunker has returned
from a visit to Bar Hartor.
Mrs. Dudley Sargent has returned from
East Sullivan, where she has been y.a,,,
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. X. Hanna.
Mrs. Peter Bunker and Master William
returned to West Sullivan Sunday. shs
has been spending two weeks with her
father, William Tracy, who Is very III.
July ~. ). MS.
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July 30.

"Hunger is the best sauce" Yet some people
are never hungry. and they get weak and sick.
Hoods sarsaparilia helps such people. 1t
creates good appetite, gives digestive power
and makes the whole body strong.
Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. &c.
-Adrt.
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Winter Harbor.
German measles is very prevalent in
town.
Attic Hatch, OF Bar Hsrb Dor, spent sun
day in town as guest of w. B. Peakes.
Forrest Coffin and wife, OF Harrington,
were in town last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. b. B. Havey, of Sullivan, Is visit
ing relatives at Winter Harbor and Pros
pect Harbor.
Mrs. s. T. Squirting and Mrs. Dennis
Young, OF Gouldsboro, spent Sunday
with relatives In town.
Winter Harbor lodge, F. and A. NJ,
worked the first and second degrees upon
Leo LARA bee, of Prospect Harbor, We'd
nesday evening.
The Winter Harbor band has been en-
gagged to furnish music at the Grindstone
casino each Friday and Saturday after
noon this season.
July 40 Il
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COUNTY NEWS.

Great Pond.
Miss Eliza Shuman is at home from
Boston.
Mrs. Ezra Williams spent Tuesday in
Amherst.
Burton Priest returned to Massachu-
sets Friday.
Mr.. Collar and Miss Grace Collar were
in Bangor Monday.
Miss Annie Sabine, OF Bangor, Is visit
ing Miss Grace Collar.
George K. Crosby and wife, OF Aurora,
were in town Tuesday.
Augustus Stevens, OF East Eddington,
is the guest of J. r. Shuman and wife.
A. b. Haynes and wife, and Miss Bertha
Noreross left to-day for 10 Mary lake.
Mrs. George Garland and daughter
Gladys, of East somerville, arrived We'd
nesday.
James Rice, of Bangor, and. Miss Rice,
OF Woodstock, n. B., were in Town Mon
day on their way to Riceville.
A little child OF Henry Haskell was ac-
cidentally run over by team Monday.
1t was somewh hat bruised by the wheels,
but not seriously injured.
George IL. Baker and wife, and Miss Z.
A. Mckay, of Boston, arrived Saturday,
going 10 Alligator lake Sunday. F. A.
Fuller will join the party while in camp.
July 70. FLossIE.
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waIiaam.
Simon, The little son OF Byron Jordan,
died Tuesday. lie has been III since the
Fourth.
Bernard S. Jellison and Miss Alice
Flood, OF Ellsworth Falls, were in town
Sunday.
Companion court Sunbeam, by invi-
tation, visited court Sny cite, Independent
Order of Foresters, Saturday evening.
There was large attendance from both
orders. They were royalty entertained,
and the companion court feels honored
by such a reception.
This town has sustained loss which
will not easily be repaired in the deaf b
OF one OF its most esteemed citizens, JET
ferson II. Haslem. Mr.. Haslem has been
in failing health for some time, but
nothing serious was feared. He WAS
taken suddenly III Monday, and failed
rapidly until his death Wednesday. 1t
Was severe shock, not only to his family,
but to his many friends. The funeral
was held at the church Friday at O'Clock
A very comforting sermon WAS delivered
by Rev. MIR. Scsmmon. The large at
tendance and profusion Of floral offerings
showed the high regard in hich be was
held. He leaves a wife, Que son and two
daug hters-Alden Hsslem and Mrs. b. +.
Jordan, OF this place, and Mrs. Almore
Jeilison, OF Ellsworth Falls.
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