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Native Cavalry.

WASHINGTON. July THE War De-
partment has been informed Of the organ
ization of a squadron of Philippine cav
airy by Lieutenant-Coionel Wilher Z.
Wilder, Forty-third Infantry, United
States Volunteers, consisting of four
troops of native scouts, having q maxi
mum of 40 men to a troop. engaged to
serve until June 50. 1901. unless sooner dis
charged.
The barracks at Caloocan have been des-
isnated as the rendezvous of the squad
ron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
I,c,ca.ed Number OF Industries

Census workers are getting pretty ac-
curate reports of the industries in Rich
mond. Manchester and the suburbs. The
work is about half finished
Superintendent j. a. Mclaughlin states
that the reports already sent In show the
fact that the industries and manufaetu-
ries have increased to a large extent in
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Ere ON South Pine Street.

srise broke on, in a wardrobe al the
S ,.eeis;ent.. Of Mr.. G. w Carter. of Ne
.se,i, South Pine Street. about u o'clock
last night. No alarm was turned IN, ana
& ..e gre MAS put out by neighbors The
sda::aage Will amount 10 Sa0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Honsekeepers' Wants.
Iemptingly Lou Priced.

Come to US everything required in Linens sheetnss and
adv-Nade Bedding reputation alone but unchaugn
ods guarantee the Scores of axeny things
now needed More Napkins increased supply OF Towels adj
i+ional Table Cloths Full stocks standard qual>
+;es and the lowest possible price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Wash Goods
and White Goods Sale.

There is deliehtfulness comfortable and
fetchingy Fabrics. marvel spread OF beauty
spinning printing tnting finer than ever ana at
prices poeze graceful ethereal weaves
But the bargain can't wait We may not translate me pre-
tiness of fabrics but will you 1 no
ton remarkable cheapness. At the prices name they
become tempting values. For example
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

tractively made in every detail.
Mems Washable Ties, gtngham &C
and Madras, worth lie, for. D.
Mems Handkerchiefs, colored Dor
ders, fine quality, worth 10 &c IOC
for Observation-Disclosures .....'.'-'''
Mems Hose, Tan and Fast Black
al al $, sizes z,s good wearer and aI2ac
Mems Shield Bows, heavy silk
large line OF patterns cheap 25C
Mems Gauze Shirts, long sleeves.
pure White, worth $50, 9zi-
for ................... .'......''...
Mems Night Shirts, fine cam 2Nc
brio. all sizes, worth SOC, for. -
Mems Working Shirts, a good wear
er, sold everywhere at SOC, our roc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

Despite the waxing summer THE
CRITIC seems not to wane nor to Lam
guish but to keep up vitality and crisp
ness Particularly apropos-in the July
numbers the fantastic and yet verac:-
Gus version of the Dowager Empress of
China, who has been called, with humor
anu not without reason. ''the only man
in China Something in the way OF a
companion to this is the frontispiece,
which is a portrait of Queen Victoria by
herself, from an original unpublished
etching This picture seryes as an intro
duction to the concluding number of Mr..
Christian Briton's piquant papers on
Queen Victoria as an E,tcherf Also IN
the same field is the continuation of Mrs.
Regina Armstrong; Representative
American Women Illustrators, the pres
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MARRIAGES.

xkIGGs WRIGHT Married. at the
brides residence. No 7iJ East Grace
Street. July Z, 13Gns Ay the EsT w 3
WILLIAM D. WRIGIE
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interesting situation and confirms the
Impression that this is Barrie's master
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Mems Furnishing Sale.
Hot Weather Bargains.

We have the weights that put on the coo
side comfor-idealy excellent for these long hot days At
IL ia I1lt vii tA-I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

BOY. A Sketch BY Marie Corelli. author
of 1.-The Sorrows Of Satan" "Barabbas,"
&c Philadelphia: j. z. Lippncott
Company. Bound in cloth; i mo, 34S
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Magazines.


Richard Harding Davis The Relief
of Ladysmith,, in the July SCRIBNER'S
is probably the most brilliant piece of
war correspondence since his famous
story of the fight at Las Guasimas
Another article by Thomas F. Willard.
the correspondent who has been on the
Boer $ de throughout the war, and who
has made careful study of their meth
DDS of lighting, deals with The Boer AS
Soldier.
The first of the papers on THE Slave
trade in America" by John r. Spears, APP
pears in this number. These Will supply
the first complete narrative dealing with
the subject in all its aspects.
Senator Hoar contributes an entertain
ing article on Harvard College Fifty
eight Years Ago
An article on The Tendency to HEALTH"
by Daniel Gregory Mason is a timely and
good-natured arraignment of the too
general tendency of a large part of the
community to dwell upon all sorts of
symptoms and rules for living, rather
than upon the way 10 help nature along
by irving more earnestly TO make the best
of things as they are.
The outdoor article OF the number is
Frank E,renchs Trees. in which he de-
scribes with sympathetic appreciation
the life and forms of number of the
more familiar varieties that grow about
an old New Hampshire homestead
The short stories are The Vain Shad-z
ow.e by Duncan Campbell Scott. the
scene of winch is in the great Hudson
Bay region: and the ..CoiI:go Club Thea
trieals." by Charles Warren, an amusing
narrative of how the governor of a great
State played his part with surprising re-
suits.
Tommy and Grizer' reaches most
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An old but good story OF Turner is again
going the rounds. 1t is related that a
rich and supposedly cultured woman once
called on the great English artist. 1t
was before he had Become the fashion.
The visitor took exception TO the colors
in Landscape
why. Mr.. Turner, I have seen that
place ever so often. and I am sure I
never saw such colors as those"
''Indeed?" Turner answered with real
or affected surprise and concern. but
don't you wish YOU could, madame?"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

The most attractlVe charaCter IN the
book, however. is Miss lefty, an ''unap-
propriated blessing and a most charming
old lady. Her influence over Boy, always
beneficial. finally proves his salvation.
Miss Coreln brings some of her char
acters to America, and has some very
kind things to say of us as a nation.
On the other hand. she launches some
very fierce diatribes against the abuses
of English society.
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THE SECRET OF THE CRATER. A
MOUNTAIN .COLOCH. BY Dufield Os-
borne, author Of ''he Spell of Ashtaroth."
etc. New York. G.. p. Putnam's Sons.
Hudson Library series. Bound in paper;
price 30 cents
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COUNTY NEWS.

franklin Street,

southwest Harbor.
DIR. J. ID. Phillips was in Portland for a
couple OF days last week.
Mrs. Albert Bee, the first OF our sum
mer cottsgers, has arrived.
Mrs. William Mason was called to Bsss
Harbor last week by the illness OF her
brother, Ralph Wilson.
The three-masted schooner CLARA
Belle" was at Farnsworth's wharf last
week with coal for j. T. Il. Freeman.
A dozen men, under the supervision Of
Eben b. Clark, of Bass Hsrbor, are al
work on the new addition to the Dirigo.
George Fl. Gilley and sen Frank are at
work putting the water mains and pip :
and connections in order for the sumtner
cottages and hotels.
Rev. j. NJ. Adams, of Ellsworth Com
or. gstioral church. preached and con-
Quoted y worship al the Cuion church last
Sunday morning.
Rev F. w. Books returned from the
Mel hod ist conference on Wednesday last
tie II assigned to this place for another
year, TO the satisfaction Of his people.
The sloop yacht Lillian and Allen"
o~n'd 10y J Albert Lethiecq. OF Brewer,
wnlcn ley at the head of the harbor all
winter, is being made ready for service
by Charles Newman, of Manset.
The schools of this village began the
spring session last week, and that imp OF
all restlessuess, the village small boy. is
again in "durance viie' over copy books
aud fractions. The teachers are Miss c.
Louise LAYTON at Norwood's Cove. and
Miss Frances Spear, OF Warren, and Miss
Ida Norwood, of Seal Cove, in the gram
mar and primary departments respect
lively at Freeman's.
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George Hutchings, of Orland. was in the
village last Thursday on business.
Richard Grindle, who has been at work
in Stonington, returned last Saturday.
Grammar school began last Monday,
Josephine Gray, of East Surry, teacher.
Fred E. Graves and family, of Mount
Desert. are visiting friends in the village.
George f. Emerton, mate OF schooner
David Faust, was in the village last Sat.
urday.
Howard p. Greene, who is employed in
a jewellers shop at Southwest Harbor, is
at home on visit.
School Superintendent F. E. Butler was
in the village last Tuesday looking after
the interests of the school.
Eugene Staples, OF Augusta, dealer in
musical instruments. was in the village
last Saturday on business.
Nathan F. Twining, left last Thursday
for Hard wick, VT, where he will be en-
ployed as a granite cutter.
Rev c NJ. G. HARDWOOD preached in the
Baptist church yesterday in place OF the
pastor, Rev. 4. L. Olds, who is absent.
Last Thursday evening the young peo-
pie gave an entertainment at the Baptist
church, consisting of readings, vocal and
Instrumental music.
George B. Cousins left this morning for
St. John, y. B. to join the schooner
'Hazei DELI. The schooner has been re-
built, and is now ready for use.
April 80. q.
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est Trenton.
Mrs. Addie Darke is spending few ds VS.
with relatives at Bar Haruor
cambridge Mcfarland and family have
moved to Bar Har Dor for the summer.
Schoonere"Ella Eudora'', Capt Closson,
arrived Friday with goods for If II. Hop
kins.
Miss Helen LaCount died Saturday.
April IS, aged twenty-three years aud six
months.
Schools in town began Mon +av. April %
District No is being taught by Mrs
Lila Leland.
Grip Is prevalent Mrs Agnes Marshall
and Charley Davis have been very Ill, but
are some better.
Capt Enoeh Leland, of Bueksport. has
been in town recently visiting his parents,
Nathan Leland and wife.
Capt F Z Hopkins has gone TO Bath to
Command the steamer Ice King, which
will tow ice barges on the Penobscot and
Kennebec rivers,
Mrs. Belle Fairfield. no has been spend
ing the winter here with her sister, Miss
Jane Mcfarland. will leave for her home
in Middletown, Mass, in few days.
ADril 40
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A SERMON ON LAMP PosTs,

There was distressing accident in the
north part OF this village last Tuesday
night. A young man, sober, and return
ing from the temperance lodge, ran into
the street lamp post in the dark and
bruised himself considerable considering
o, melancholy fact! that that which
should tighten the way for the honest
wayfarer by night becomes danger.
These street lamps, that give US such an
up-to- date light by day, must be taken in
by night out OF peoples way. Some public
spirited man might go out and hang a
lantern on one some where-but it is q
good deal to do for nothing but love, and
We don't expect it.
Last Sunday evening, with about half
this village out to church, and dark
night, but one street lamp on Main street
was lighted, while six stood out rotting
in uselessness. This may have helped out
some of the young people in their tender
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Miss Sophia Nash arrived in town
Thursosy.
Mrs John w. Kane and son arrived
home I'm New York Wednesday.
DR.. o Long. of Harrington. is visit
ing h. parents, A. J. Long and wife.
The Odd Fellows and Rebeksbs enjoyt d
a SUPPER and entertainment Thursday,
the al iyersary of the order.
Eurene Staples. of the firm OF Staples,
Smith q Moody, Augusta, is visiting his
parents, Alfred Stal les and wife.
The senior class of the academy has Sc
cured Putleu's orchestra, OF Bangor, for
the commencement exercises June s.
At tie 'pecisl town meeting Friday it
was il o continue the school at dis
trict No. % thereby voting down the
suggc> IN Of school committee. None of
the pr -ions in the warrant were agreed
to.
uni, Odd Fellows service was held
at che Congregational church Sunday
forenoon. The Odd Fellows and Rebek-
his tur' ed out in body. In the evening
a union rvtce was held in the Baptist
chapel. AS Revs. Z. l.. Odds and f. Bean
were away, Rev. c. NJ. q. HARDWOOD
preached at both services.
Rev r l. Odds left last week for New
Hampe hire to learn of further news OF
his so Four bodies had been found
in Co, ect'cut river and only two had
thinkiE. thst one of the remaining bod
les nil "a he that OF his son. Neither of
the bod les was that of his son. Nothing
has been heard of him since his mystic
r'ous cisappearance.
April 50. BOB.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Cranberry Isles.
Capt S. n. Bulger has arrived safely at
st Thomas, West Indies.
James II. Bunker has secured employ
ment on the steamer mount Desert,
dropsy since early winter, seems to be
worse
An Faster concert in the Union church
April 2 was largely attend d and very
Mrs Mary A. Hamor, OF Salisbury Cove,
is visiting relatives and friends at this her
native place.
Elery Holmes and wife. with their three
children, of Northeast Harbor, are visit
ing their childhood's home
Mr. Farnsworth, a student from the
Bangor theological seminary, preached e
very interesting sermon in the Union
church yesterday.
Frank A. johnson, who went away to
sea this spring was taken i'll and was in
the hospital in New York eleven days.
He returned home to-day.
can't George S. Bunker, now of Chelsea,
Mass but formerly of this place, returned
here this week after an absence of more
than score of years.
The bark ETHEL, on which Preble
Richardson is first mate, has arrived at
quarantine at Philadelphia, after ninety
days from Buenos Ayres.
Capt Willis f. Bunker, in the schooner
Margaret Leonard, and Capt MILFORD
Trussell, in the schooner Cosmos.
have succeeded in obtaining bait and have
gone trawl fishing.
Capt Benjamin H Squirting has gone to
Bristol and commenced his lsbors there
for the season as captain OF a steam yacht.
His wife will come here in June to remain
two months with her father, William P.
Prehle.
Capt. John NJ. Bunker was unsuccessful
in raising his schooner "Rover's Bride,
sunk near Machias last winter. He has
now abandoned the vessel to the wreckers
upon certain conditions. and has taken
the schooner "Coquette' to Ellsworth TO
have her put in order for the fishing BUSH
ness this season.
April 80. K.
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April 30.


GouidsDoro-
r G. Young, of Vinalhaven, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Eunice Moore.
School No. s begins to-day with Miss
Bernice Smith, of Ashville, teacher.
Mrs. Hannah Fernald has gone to visit
her son, Thomas Fernald, of Southwest
Harbor.
Daniel Libby has gone to Prospect Har-
Dor to be employed as engineer in the sar-
dine factory.
Mrs. Cora Pond, of Bar Harbor, spent a
few days here last week, visiting her pa
rents, E. F. Whitaker and wife.
Mrs Flora Sowle celebrated her eighty
seventh birthday Saturday. About TWEEN
ty relatives and friends spent the after
noon with her. Fred Strout, who has
fine graphophone, kindly furnished enter
tainme1t for the company. Mrs. SowIe
had never heard graphophone, and was
very much pleased with it. All enjoyed
the afternoon greatly.
April 30. JFN.
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Penobscot.
Mrs. Ida Treworgy, OF Surry, Ia visiting
her parents, jeremiah Wardweilaud VIE.
Mrs. Joseph Perry IL confined t" the
house with a severe attack of coniunctiv-
tits.
Miss LueIla Snow man, " no hiss been in
Springfield, Mass, during the past winter,
has returned home.
Mrs. William Sellers and daughter
Jeanette, " no have been visiting in Ban
gor, have returned home.
Mrs. a. +. Varnnm and daughter Nina
went to Bluehiii "Wednesday Tor short
visit. They are guests of Nahum HincK-
ley and wife.
Miss Mary Jaequis, OF Windham, a
graduate OF The Gorham normsl school,
will teach the spring term in the Deyer-
eaux district.
Miss Edith Hutchins, W no has been at
tending the normal school at CHstfne. has
returned home to teach the spring term
in the Dunbar district.
Mrs. Elsie Montgomery, widow Of the
late John Montgomery, an aged and re-
spected lady, who has been III for some
time, died at the home OF her son, James
Montgomery. Friday evening.
Rev. c. d. Garland, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church, returned from Belfast Tues
day, where he has been attending the
session OF the Methodist conference. He
has been returned to his pastorate here,
which is very gratifying to his many
friends.
Leon Bsteman while handling slabs at
Gray's mill Thursday morning. slipped,
his hand coming in contact with cir.
cular saw W hich cut ragged wound in
the fiesby part OF his hand and wrist.
He was taken to the Office OF DIR. Ward
well. who found no bones injured. Five
stitches were required to close the wound.
April IS. SCBA.
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Miss Nettie Sylvester has the grip
Z Brooks Dodge leaves for Wisconsin
to-day.
Mrs. Anna Grover leaves for Revere,
Mass to-day.
Alden Conary and Capt. p. Friend have
gone down among the islands on fishing
trip.
Your correspondent was much pleased
to receive on her birthday from her sister
in Florida, beautiful cuttings of elm bling
and bush roses Of various sizes and colors,
also carnations, lilies and Cape Jessa IN inc,
and other flowers strange to her. Ali
were preserved.
April 80. SUB.
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Bob.


Whereas, Death has again invaded our ranks
and ha- taken from Us another comrade; there
fore
Resoirsd, hat in the dealt of Comrade Joseph
f. MyrieN, James 4. Garfield post has LOST
WORTHY member.
ResotHed, That the sympathy of the post be
extended &, The Borrowing friends, aud that
copy OF these resolutions be spread on the rolls
of the past, copy be sent to The ELLSWORTH
AMERICAS for pabltc alton. 3 copy sent to the
widow, and the hall be drape in mourning for
thirty days. A. {. STEVENS,
j. II. Billings,
K. :. OSGOoD,
Ccr,1litf - on resolutions.
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town Sunday.
Misses Leila Richardson and Vira Aus
tin went to Penobscot last Friday to teach.
Mrs. f. F. Young went to Birch Har Dor
Monday to attend the funeral of her niece,
Grace Rice.
The deer know 1t IL close time. Three
or four are frequently seen playing in d.
Y. Netherlands field.
Schools begin this morning. Miss Ger
trude Hutehings teaches at North La
moline, and Miss Sadie Coggins at Part
ridge Cove.
April 30. Y.
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The Osrngton correspondent OF the
Bangor NeJcs says: THE many friends OF
Rev. sue Mrs. B. w. Russell, OF Orrlag-
ton, regret their removal from here. Al
though We part witn them reluctant ".
yet we congratulate the people OF SUN
van in having such efficient workers come
to them. and he best wishes of hust of
friends follow them. The remembrance
OF their uIsetfish, exemplary lives will
ever b an inspiration and will lnger
long in the hearts OF those who have
learned TO appreciate their WORTH
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Pretty Marsh.
Warren Dorr has moved his family to
Seal Cove.
Cora Lewis is at home visiting for a
short time.
{. f. Anderson and wife have moved to
Hall Quarry.
School is in session, taught by Miss
Alice Mason, OF Mt. Desert.
Mrs. Josephine Freeman, OF Massa-
chusetts, is stopping with her daughters,
Mrs. William and Mrs. Fred Gray, this
spring. 1911 sL.saae
Capt w II Freeman, who has had Sc
rious trouble with his eyes for the rast
year, left Monday for Portland 10 have
them treated.
). u. Smith. Arthur Pevear, William
Freeman, and Allen Smith are at North
east liarbor, where they have employment
for The season.
April ~. S.
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assistance OF each other home, but it
made Us who own blocks OF the Village
Improvement stock feel the everlast ing
Instability Of all human endeavor that is
not based Oh getting dollar someho
No more village improvement for us!
We are going to improve our chicken
coop, and move it out into the front door
yard, where people who come in the dark
can stumble over it and be bitten by the
hens, and cursed by the roosters.
- ApriI "a II
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surry
Henry Coulter is al home from sea trlt Il.
Frank l.. Jordan Went to South Brooks
vile Monday to join tue schooner storm
Petref.
4. ID. Smith went to Bucksport last
week. He is engineer in r. q. Pefx.as'
steam lumber mil at the village.
Henry Snepleigh hRs bought the ]. NJ.
Ray homestead aud field. The hou.. " al
stili be occupied by u. G. Curtis
Surry schools began Monday The 81 :
lege schools are taught by Mss Ella Jar
Wis in the grammar and Miss Mabel Nor
gan, primary.
Rev. II. NJ. Moore and wife went to Scr.
rento Friday. Their household goods
were put aboard the train at Ellsworth for
hingman, where they will go by team this
week TO begin pastoral In bors Mr.. Moore
mas been pastor of the Methodist church
at surry and East Bluehill for two wears
aud by earnest and faithful EFFORT has
gained warm place IN the affections Of
the peouie.
Apr. 30. a
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Melvin Gordon and Austin Havey are
home rom Stonington.
Arthur Bunker is in Boston for a few
days. His mother accompanied him.
Rev. F. II. O-good preached lis farewell
sermon Sunday evening. MIR. Osgood
leaves his charge with the respect and
love Of The entire community. His sue
cessor Rev. b. W. Russell, : to be con-
gratulatsa on having been chosen to ex-
change pastorates with SO worthy a man.
Mr.. Russe.I's welcome il assured.
April 80. G
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Ashville.
Mrs. John Small is quite low.
Mrs. w. T.. Bragdon, OF FraukIin, with
her baby, visited her brother, +. II. Burns,
last week.
Ii Il. Hndgkins, OF Cbsriestown, Mas.
visited his parents, L. ii. Hodgkus and
wife, last week.
bernlce SMITH went TO Goulds0oro this
morning to teach. She VIII boa d win
MIS- Emerson G4ptit.
April 80 NJ,
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