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COUNTY NEWS.
-..,.taonat oo,lr.,g w 20 othe, Paqs.
North sullivan

North sullivan.
,- D. L. Crimmln is visiting her sister
I'm Hancock.
Harvey Crimmin and wife are visiting
r,'si.ve- in town.
T.. W. Cleaves and j. B. Cole, of Pros
p,s lsrhor, were in town last week.
H,~ Ella Hsvey is quite i'll. Her many
7a nope for her speedy recovery.
sew -si young people attended the dance
81. lt-t sullivan last Friday evening.
r porrespondent had the opportunity
us over The Tribune aud Manila
Fa-foH1, papers printed IN Manila. The
I'D type are entirely unlike that
. TOR our papers, yet they contained
N - Interesting articies.
l.tters have been received from DR.. and
---- Abbott from Germany, telling of
ir ate arrival there. Dr. Abbott is
l..-t 4. speciality OF orthopedic surgery.
ssd nss entered the University OF Coffin
d. ,, FOR x few months study.
Five reading given by Mrs. Laura f
K rbsrd- IN X. 2. hail, Wednesday even
ing. SEQ. IA, was We'll attended ana highfS
ptryc sted. The hearts of all were won
., Mrs X chsrds' charming manner. She
r Hd selections from Capt. January,
~ We Minute Stories" and Jim, of Hell
l-4', The reading OF these selections by
toe sutuor made them douoly interesting
10 .n,,>e already familiar with her works.
\ musical programme WAS also pleasant
feat ure of the evenings entertainment; it
consisted of vocal solos by Henry and
Ambrose Msttocks, and trombone solo by
Arthur Bunker, accompanied on the or
-an ~ Mrs. c. II. Abbott. After the pro-
srammr ice cream was served, and an in
% mai reception was held, ali having All
/ op poftUnIty OF meeting Mrs. Richsre s.
! raeha'l was tastetuliy decorated with flags
d hunting. Thursday Mrs. Richards
,tteh the private high school, and talked
/ .or a few moments with the & iris and boys,
! 2s, ing particularly OF the library and
! usuy pictures In the room.
/ Feb. IS. SUB.
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~urry
There was a social dance at town hall
Wednesday night.
There was a baked bean supper at the
Me hodIst ve-try Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings.
Mrs. Anna Grover aud son Adelber OF
South Bluehili, are Visiting her si-ter-ln.
law, Mrs. J f.. Colt.
The heavy rain OF NJ ondsy and the hig n
wind Of Tuesday made sad havoc among
the smelt tents on the bay. Some tha~ed
through the ice, and more were blown
into The open water of the main bay.
L. \. Osgood entertained the mem bers
of Surry lodge, A. o. L. W, after their
regular meeting Saturday ght. With his
new graphophone. MIR. O,good has pur-
chased this instrument, which IL fine
one, with the intention Of giving public
entertainments. He will give one ia the
a. .. {. W. hail soon.
Feb, 10. IL
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nth Deer Isle.
Paul Small lost a cow last week.

.tuth beer Isle.
Paul Small lost cow last week.
Judge Chase passed here on Thursday
on his way to Stonington.
Lee Paris made visit of few days to
friends here lately.
Fred Robbins arrived this week from
Boston, where he has been at work. He
Will return next week.
The big rainstorm OF Tuesday did not
fail to visit this place, though it found no
sIetg hing to carry of, that having been
done he week before.
There was social and a box supper
at the scboolhouse in the lower district
Wednesday evening for church purposes.
1t was a success every way, from all re-
potts.
Miss Lancaster left for her home in
P'ttstield Saturday. She writes that on
her arrival she found two or three feet of
snow. and OF course good sleighing, With
very cold weather.
Capt. Jason Greenlaw had the end of
his humb amputsted Feb. 9, ana at last
accounts was doing well. 1t is hoped
that there Will be no further trouble from
his wound. His wife i sill in Portland.
Feb 10. Eco.
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ssdswick.
Miss Martha Eaton died at T.. A.
Anderson, last week. aged ninety years.
belmont l.. Carter has purchased the
dwelling hru~e ON the east side. lately
owned hy w. Il Carter, aud moved his
family in.
Mss Chanie Treworgy. OF South Surry,
has been in town he ps~t week' visiting
Rev. >. W. TreHorgy, and her cousin,
Airs. +. A. rorrey.
A letter from DR.. r +. Hagefthy. ciated
New York. Feb. 9, informs h- friends
here hat he is enjoying his rest immense
~. HIS eyes are growing steadily better
and he i taking in the medical lectures
gwen there. He thinks OF ret urniug the
first OF March.
Charles Il. Clos.on, the travelling man,
we'll known here, j. now receiving con-
CALCULATIONS aud passing cigars lie was
married a few days ago to Miss Alice
PTes-cy, OF Boston, native OF -edgwlck
Mr.. Ciosson and wife are now stopping
at the Travellers Home, but Will occupy
their home about the first Of May
Word was received here Thursday of
the death in AnsonIa, Iowa, OF Frank
friend, OF that city. His father, Jere-
nish Friend, WAS native OF this town
Frank. the son, came here few years ago
to visit relatives, and white here on a. a
bride Miss Grace Wilson, daughter OF the
late Capt Samuel Wilson.
Feb. 10. c.
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GRAIN.0! GRAIN.0i

Remember that name when you want de.
hcious, appetiZing, nourishing food drink To
take the place of coffee. Sold by all zrocers
and liked by all who have used It. Graiu-O Is
made of pure grain, ii aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves, ii Is not = stimulapt
but health builder and the children as well as
the adults can drink II with great benefit. Cots
about 4 as much as coffee. l5c. and s5c per
package. Ask your grocer for Grain-U
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North Hancock.
A merry party gathered at the pleasant
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart
Thursday evening. The visit was a sur
prise. The party consisted of George
Stewart and wife, Charles Stewart and
wife, c. E. Googins and wife, Mrs. Sarah
Foss, Grace Tracy, Bianch Mcfarland,
aud George Googins. They were soon
forgiven for their unexpected call and all
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Beauty Is blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Casearets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils. blotehes, blackheads,
and that siekly bilious complexion by taking
rets,-beauty for ten cents All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, Toe, 25c, SOC.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Mrs. Lorends Strong went 10 Bar liar
Dor last Tuesday for a few weeks.
Joseph Grant, ho has been working at
Bar Harbor, stuck splinter n his knee a
few days ago. He is now IN the hospital
having had to undergo d serious operation
to get,It out. Fears of blood poison are
entertained.
Feb. 10 YANKAPOo
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man.
Feb. 10. ;.
Brooknn.
Sidney Black, of Nsskesg, Is very i'll.
A daughter wss born to Mr. sud Mrs
{. c. Cousins Feb. 10.
Eva Carter who has been employed in
Biuehiu, is home on visit.
II. 5. Kane will begin TO cut ice this
week The ice is OF good quality this
year.
FIFTY. tiye barrels OF fish (mossly fresh
haiti were shipped from this place last
week.
Hosea Freethy, who has been III long
time. i. very low. Albion Sargent is
caring for him.
Miss ldella Hin, who hiss been teaching
In Winter HaEbor, arrived home Thurs.
day via Ellsworth.
+. Lurvey, wife aud son Lawrence are
stopping with Mrs. Lurvey's parents,
Horace Bridges and wife, this winter.
Mrs. Bridges is in poor health
Linz Bartlett, with friend from Bar
Hsr Dor. is at home for a short visit 10 her
parents, Hiram Bartlett and wife. Miss
Bartlett has been at work in Bar Hsrbor
for the past year.
The womsn's missionary society, With
the aid OF the "Sunbesms" aud w.,
sent barrel flied with quilts, sheets.
pillow stockings ard mittens to
the Good Will Farm. East Fairfield,
last week. The contents were valued at
go 30.
The fourth annual meeting OF the
Eggemoggin Christian Endeayor local
union met with the BROOKLYN society
Wednesday, Feb. IL. The attendance in
the afternoon was good. In the evening
the church Was filled. The reports OF the
different societies were very encouraging.
The address by Rev. II. O Wort HEY, OF
! Brooksville, was profitable and inspiring
I The conservation service, led by Rev. l..
:. Drew, OF Sedgwick, WIS declared by
! the secretary OF the union 10 have been
+ better than at any previous meeting, 80
/ taking part in less than half an hour.
/ The meeting in May will be held with the
I North Sedgwick society.
Feb. 10. USE FEMME.
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Ashvin~.
Mrs. j. NJ. Small has been some better
the last few days.
Elliott sperry, of South Gouldsboro,
was in town Saturday.
Clarence Martin, wife and child. OF
Hancock. are visiting their parents.
Miss Leila Hodgkins Is still in poor
health, but better than she has been.
Warren Lindsey, OF Harrington, visited
his nephew, Jonas Lindsey, last week.
Gladys Leie hton, OF Sullivan, Is spend
ing week With her aunt, Lizzie Bean.
Mrs. Juiis Tracy, who was not able o go
to Bangor with her dsugh liter " lima. Is
out again.
wooden hen" over COO chickens. ana IN
expecting some M re soon.
Aunt Caroline ptttee and her niece.
Ellen Prehie, were over To the Harisnd
district calling last week
Mrs. Sarah | Hpdgkins, OF Marlboro, =
st her daughter. Ms. +. II. Hodgkti :,
for the rest OF the winter.
W. II. Hall X siiil confined % the
I house. but he j. better than tie Wa H.
son Fremont has gone beck 10 Bangor
! school sgsin.
Mrs. Horace Sperry and SON. of Soul h
Guuidshoro. are At Mr. Alden Rot. TT
soo'-, Mr.. Sperry'. nj her, aherr they
viii spend this week
Jonas Lindsey and family Will soon
move into the Handy Bunker cottage.
Everett Carpenter, sho - iViug there,
wilI move this week IT, West Gould-boro
iutothe Gordon cottage.
Carlton Ash and family are spend ing
the winter with J. X. Ash and wife. Mr..
ASH, VINO mss been Ia such poor heslt IA 80
long, - so she has bevu out and visited
Mr.. Potter u 30 = in poor health.
Feb. 10 NEH
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Bar tIarpor

Bar Harnor
Forest Nickersop, who left here about
three weeks ago for Caribou for his health F.,
tied there last Tuesday. Mr.. Nickerson
was thirty-two years OF age, unmarried.
He was a young man of ability.
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Verona.

Verona.
Wallace Brown fell Thursday. on the
ice, disiocaf ug his shoulder.
Charlss Edward, son OF Mr.. and NJ :.
Decatur Br dyes died Thursday morning,
after short illness with measles, aged
one year. < months.
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FAST orfanu.
Mrs Fred Blake spent the past week
with her mother at Stockton Springs.
Mrs. Alberta Mason was in Bueksport
Friday, tue gaest OF Mrs. Annie Joceiyn.
A Z. Marks and wife, of W God fords, are
visiting Mr.. Marks parents, L. G. Marks
and wife.
Mrs Estelle Mason entertained party
at whist, Thursday evening. 1t was
much enjoyed by those present.
MIR. Gilbert, OF Hartford, Conn.,, has
sent the plans for cottage which he
intends having built this spring. 1t is to
be situated near the Bell camps.
Willie Gorham, of Washington. re-
turned to his work at the fish station FRI
day, after a visit of several months at his
home. He is boarding at Albert Dun
bars.
Feb. 10. NJ
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West Franklin.

West Franklin.
Moses Abbott and family have moved
from their Beechland home to the old
place.
Feb. IS. CB'E,Es
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PaliDer Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice tnst ne
i has contracted with the City Of Ellsworth, for
the support of the poor, during the ensuing year
and has made ample provision for their support
He therefore foFhifs all persons from furnishing
supplies to any paHper on his account, as without
his written order, he viii pay for no goods %
furnished. HARRf s. JONES.
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mfoisaI.
Three
| foes of


The case of Henry Jones, Of
! Zcuss, Ind, is one of those rare
b ones, according 10 physicians. of
\ a combination Of diseases from
which the person attack cd seldom
4 RECEIVERS, the combination consist
I ing of rheumatism, la grippe and
indigestion. Mr.. Jones, who is
81 years old. says:
"My suGerings were almost un-
bearabic, aud ouly persons having
been afflicted with this rare and
1 dreaded combination of diseases
can imagine what they were like.
/ was confined to my bed almost
4 all the time. My doctor finally
acknowledged that neither he nor
any one else could cure me. I
would not give up. SO tried DIFF
] fcrcnt medicines and finally be-
| gan the use Of DR. Williams Pink
u pills fer Pale People. The frs,
box of pills helped me some, and
| took some more. The second
box began to produce the desired
result, and before | had finished
the fourth box | was at last a
Il cured mar. That was last March,
|! and I have not been troubled
with these diseases since. -- From
Eaansr Hala bcaler, .NariA Terson,
Ind.
~ druggists or direct
from pt Williams Mesisetue Co.,
Schenectady. n, V.
90 cents Yef box boxes 3s.so.
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People irho advertise only occasionally
overlook the fact that most persons hare
short memories.
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HufFs Cove
Miss Lillian Sweet is employed at
present in Bar Harbor.
F. D. Foster has crew OF men paint
ing the interior of the Bowen house.
Mrs. John Pierce ard granddang liter
Marie have returned from Ellsworth.
The scholars sre rehesrsing for an ex-
hibition to be given on Wsshington's
birthday.
Mrs. Watson McGown, while attempt
ing to saw of piece Of wood, injured her
finger badly.
A jolly party enjoyed a sied-ride to
West Eden, and attended the dance and
supper Lass Tuesday night.
a. j. k9rweil's studio was moved this
week TO a lot adjoining Shepard Leland's.
In the spring Mr.. Norweil proposes build
ing on snot her room.
Feb. Il.
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Lester Teazie is in town.

Lester Seazie is in town.
There was a hox sale at the Congrega-
tional vestry Thursday.
George Fifeld, of Bar Harbor, is visit
ing K. X. Herrick and wife
Mrs. Clark, mother OF Mrs. Arthur
Wood, died Friday, OF cancer.
George Slower is minus $50 from his
trunk. Some one took it in his absence
The Baptist Christian Endeavor society
Is preparing for an entertainment to be
given soon.
+. l. stoyer and wife, who are spending
the winter at Bar Har Dor, were in town
for few days last week.
F. p Greene and son Charles have re.
turned from Mt Desert, W here they have
been in The employ Of the Standard Gran
lite Co.
On account of the stor y OF Tuesday
the meeting of the Bluesedg brook sun
day school association MAS indefinitely
postponed.
J. II johnson, who is foreman OF the
Standa' Granite Co, is at home for few
weeks from Mt. Desert His son Fred has
gone to Boston to spend the winter
p.x l. ,.--
to the pupils Of the acad.mv FIR d.v The
subject was The Crussdes" II was in.
tended that Mr. Bean should give de.
scription of the four crusades, but the
time was taken up with one. 1t is hoped
that Mr.. Bean will lecture on the other
three before Inc year ends The princi-
pail rioi- = eu''s' says the Work oil
'ne students Tor the present term Is quite
-. pi''
ff,onul.r and a,,iris,,, ,.,.kar 80
his assistants. F. > Treworgy and Miss
Maud smith
o. 10 =
EEyrt,
RI uhen Clark has about completed his
order for 10000 cement slaves.
Amos ClarK. who has bean confined to
hl- nome with II lame hack, Is out again.
f. G. Burnhsm's crew has about com
p'eted The cutting Of IS ood on the Benz.
Clark lot
John Dyer aud Willard Springer an
nounee their Intention OF starting for
hionoike In The spring.
Daniel West Is at home from Bar Har-
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ANON.

North Penob.eoI.
f. A. Lowell Is recovering from a severe
throat trouble
Miss Gladys Hut hins ha- arrived home
from Alton, " here she has taugut a term
OF eleven weeks
Last Friday evening, people OF this place
to The mum ber OF a bout iifty marched in
body TO he parsonage and gave the pastor,
Rev Mr. Garland and hi wife happy
surprise. They had previously received
hint of come sort of gathering. but were
not expecting such an overflow Their
gracious welcome, however, was equal
TO the occasion. and in i've minutes eve y
body felt at home and the social spirit took
possession OF the gathering \ good sup
ply of groceries had been deposited in he
kitchen Mr. Garland and wife are young
people of social, yiyacious tempera ments,
and were delightful hosts. An hour or
more was spent IN social intercourse, then
came songs by the little ones, followed by
recitations Then Mrs Fannie Hutchins
came forward with a handsome worsted
quilt which the ladies had made. and in a
lew appf opriate ~ords presented il 10 Mr.
and mrs Gar and NJ Garland happily
responded, exp e,sing the pleasure he had
enjoyed With the people here. Ice cream
and cake We're served by the ladies, snd
then the older ones 10 ned in singing few
fitting selections All Went to their homes
With the feeling that most pleasant even
ing's entertainment had been enjoyed.
Feo 10 IL
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Joined in for jolly time with games and
music. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Googlns ana
Miss Mcfarland presided at the organ,
While some very good nging was rem
dered by the Misses Tracy and McFar-
land, and the Me-, rs. Googins. At 10
O'Clock fruit, cake and coffee were
served.
Feb. 10 ANON.
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>oHth itiuehIll-
Elder Gray, OF surry, who sss beer,
holding some Interesting meetings Ler..
has ret urned home.
Alice Wescott, OF North BIuehili. eli sed
n very successful term of school here i-sl
Friday. This is her third term here, aud
her many friends hope she may return.
Feb. 16. D.
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West Eden.
Master Charlie Emery. OF Saiis bury
Cove, is visiting his grandparents.
The infant son of j. Lee Fogg and life
died very suddenly last Monday night.
Capt. E. W. Allen intends to start for
Providence, r. l., this week, to take COM
mand of three masted schooner.
Bloomfield Higgins, of Indian Point, is
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney aud Bladder Disease re-
lieved In ak hours by NEW GREAT SOUTH
AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE. IL is a great surprise
account Of its exceeding promptness In re-
heviRg pain in bladder. kidneys and back in male
or female. Relieves retention of water almost
Immediately II you want quick relief and cure
this Is the remedy. Sold by s. ID. WIGGIS, Drug
yist Ellsworth Me.
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a candidate for first seiectman of Eden,
and Alonzo Higgins for second select
man.
Feb. 10. ,.
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Amherst
Arthur silsby was at Rieegine last
week.
Miss Ger -udc Jewett is al Bangor visit
ing re.atjr :.
Miss Afaelia haslsm is at Bangor, tie
guest OF ueF aunt, Mrs. Young.
John T. Grover and wife were in Bangor
WedneseeY and Thursday OF last week.
Nars Ha>lsm has returned from Wal
than where she has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Stephen Jordan.
Charles Richardson and wife, of Otter
Creek. are the guests OF his parents,
Elijah Richardson and wife.
Patrick Corners, while sliding down
the Tsnnery hill one day recently, ran
into fence and broke his arm.
Charles F. Silsby and wife. OF Msrisviile,
were in town Sunday week, the guests OF
his mother, Mrs. Homer Silsby.
Feb. 13
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saItsburz
M. y Leland spant sunday at
Bar llar the guest OF Miss CsIlie
GeIette Is ~.
Ms T5aag Is spending a few
weeks friend Mrs Chick, at
West Gre =eza.
M E5rst. with he- sons George
Edward .aa Richmond, visited Mrs,
Ksrs1 : e+z-= ar and Mrs. Emery, en-
SUNDAY.
Mr.. e- Rl,ger, with her daughter
Leone, re- o ned 20 Bar Hsrhor Saturday
after vt~41g her sister, Mrs. CeyIon
Emery, Iof week.
FREQ 3 -z=5 II Bar Harhor, VINO IS
attending -nsVt- business college at Ban
gor. spen5 sunday here. He returned to
school Mon fay morning.
A boy Icing club IS being formed
by Mrs Tia 'fav. The first meeting will
be held on F-tdsy evening. Subject will
be: IAN evening with Longfeilow.'
The E1tzeyar society observed En-
deavor day With he programme Things
that Eutu3 The talk given BY Mrs.
Hsdler As very interesting and helpful.
Feb. - Mr..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-30
Improving His Voice.

The Cornhill.
Canon Dayman, who for half a century
was rector of Shillingstone, published in
lation of the Inferno" and in later
Years for long period represented a
portion OF the diocese in the blissful
realm of conYocation. Amusing as we'll
as learned, ] remember his telling !
story of one of his parishioners. whom
he found one cold wet and windy aight,
standing shivering under the arehWay
which spans the high road over which
The Somerset &. Dorset railway runs at
Sh.llinsstcne Wondering what the man
could pe doing. standing on cold, wet
night in the most draughty place i'm.
aglnable, the canon asked him what he
please, sir. I be going to sing bass aext
Sunday in the anthem. and / be tryin.
10 catch hooze'' (whceze).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15

THE revolution i'm official sentiment
foreshadowed by the foregoing is re-
corded i'm the Washington correspond
ence published In the Journal Of yester-
day. under date Of the 18th. Therein IL
is stated natly that "the Republican
members of the Senate committee on
foreign relations are prepared TO rec
ommend TO the caucus which has been
called for tomorrow that the Nicara-
guam canal treaty recently negotiated
between Secretary Hay and the British
ambassador, Lord Pauncefote, be
amended SO as 10 do away with the
provision requiring the United States
not to fortify the canal"
IL is further set forth that the sena-
tors feel that they have been placed in
an awkward position by reason OF a
neglect on the part Of the secretary OF
state TO discuss the treaty with them
before sending it to the Senate in order
that an understanding might be had in
advance Of the formal transmitting Of
the proposition.