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Herr Wagner was striding along.
looking at the clocks in the stores and
apologizing TO the ladies he brushed
aside. when suddenly he felt tug at
his coat. a big dog bounded away
and, 10 and behold. a fair sized piece
OF cloth was dangling from his Prince
Alberta ragged, triangular piece with
hole. black hole of precisely the
same size and shape over il. Herr
Wagner's blood ran cold his arms
dropped 10 his sides. His eyes were
looking for the dog. but he was a block
away. capering about and barking like
mad. The next moment he beheld a
young woman. She was rosy checked
blond and fieshy.
Zach. du lIeber Gottr she said, clasp
ing her hands together as she looked
down at the rent In his frock coat
LEO! Leo. Whatever have you done?
The dog came dancing back and she
took him in her arms. What have
you done. Leo?" she repeated. with
sympathy for the low spirited dog as
much as for the young man.
Its terrible--ft's simply terrIblet'
murmured Herr Wagner, his face as
red as his bleeding heart.
I'm very. very sorry, sir but the
dog is out OF sorts. His master has
left for Germany, you know"
.'Its simply terribler'
''It is not n new coat. Is ta"
What matters Il? l have very
important appointment, and now I
can't go there at all IT'S simply ter.
riblew
II could mend II for You. sir We
live over there. oh. you naughty boy!
I'll write To Herr Zlmmel about IT, |
can mend it for you, sir"
"But II will show, and it's very
fine place ] am going 10. oh. It's sim
ply terrIble,"
'ft won't show a bit. ).ec's master
once came home with his Dvercoat all
torn. and mCricd II for him so well
that nobody could see the seam"
"Yes. hut what good VIII il do me?
II will be too late to go therc anyhow. Z"
Zach, melu Gou" SNr .rIaImed.
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sible. The sewer is for the benefit OF the
new Kebo Valley club house.

East Bluehiii.
Harvey Candage has moved to Stoning-
ton.
Ralph B. Long and Henry F. York are
at work in waldoboro.
Charles II. Carter has bought large
sloop beat. He says she is "a flyer.
The young people had dance in
Crane hall last Wednesday evening.
Richard Ashworth, jr., and Ellis Stan
field left this morning for Mt. Waldo.
Richard Grindle, III. II. Candage, Ii. l..
Candage and A. J. Candage are at work in
Stonington.
Al Ray has moved into the Alphonso
Emerton house. and Ellis Stansiield into
one of l.. c. Longs houses.
Herbert A. Long, OF Rogue Island,
Washington county, was in the village
last week on brief visit.
William c. Thompson's family has
moved into the Harvey Candage house.
Mr. Thompson is at work in Barre, Vt.
Primary school began this morning,
Miss Susie E. Long, teacher. Grammar
school will probably begin this week.
Mrs. Samuel Stansfieid who has been
in Surry for several weeks, returned
yesterday. She attended her mother,
Mrs. Stewart, during her last illness.
Ethelyn NJ. Long, who has been at home
on a visit, left last Monday for Everett,
Mass. This is the second year that she
has been employed at that place as
teacher.
Luther Bridges left last Saturday for
the Buffalo branch of the Union river.
He will be employed as cook on J. T.
Giles drive. His son, Luther Bridges, it,,
accompanied him. He will be cookie.
Susie f. Long, who Left here February
3 for Interiachen, Florida, arrived home
last Saturday. On her passage out she
visited Boston, Newport News. Norfolk,
Baltimore and Savannah; on her return
Jacksonville, Charleston, s. C., New
York, Brooklyn and Springfield, Mass.
She came home via Boston and Ellsworth.
On her way home she stopped few days
with her cousin, Mrs. John Mcneil. in
Brooklyn, n Y, and he, sister, Mrs. +. w.
Barton, in Springfield, Mass, She visited
many places OF interest In the several
cities, among them the ostrich farm at
Jacksonville. She brought home quite a
number OF curiosit les, including a stuffed
alligator.
April IS. q.
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Hancock.
Miss Bertha Crabtree and l.. B. Crab
tree are at home for the Easter recess.
C. A. Crabtree and wife entertained a
party of twenty four last Thursday night
A delightful feature of the evening was
"War Contest" in which the names of
generals, naval commanders, and i'm
portant incidents of the Spanish American
war were TO be guessed from faint hints
and suggestions. The names of battle
ships were written upon slips and the
gentleman and lady drawing the same
name were partners. AT 10 o'clock the
guests were escorted to the dining-room
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BROOKLYN.
Fred Phillips is in Bangor on business.
Mrs. j. B. Babson is in Boston on BUSH
ness.
Austin Herrick will run a milk cart this
season.
Colon Redman, OF Brooksville, is visiting
at A E. Bake's.
Rev. E. S. Drew, of Sedgwick, preached
in the Baptist church Sunday.
J.J. Mcdonnell and r. w. Smith have
gone to Ellsworth to attend court.
John Freethy is very i'll of pneumonia,
at the home of his grandfather, Capt. E.
w. Freethy.
Charles Blake and Bert Marks left
Thursday for Portland. They will be
employed on the steamer Frank Jones'
this season.
Mrs. Idelia Hill has moved into j. j.
Bridges house at West Brooklin. She will
take summer boarders.
NJ. L. Dodge was called to Rhode Island
last week on account OF the serious illness
OF his brother, Edward Dodge.
There will be an Easter concert at the
Baptist church next Sunday. Miss Myrtle
York has charge of the concert.
Hosea Freethy died April 6, after long
illness. He left widow and two daugh-
tcrs-Mrs. Frank Bridges and Mrs. Guy
Carter, both Of West Brooklin.
The remains OF Capt. Isaiah Cousins,
who died in January were brought here
for burial Saturday on steamer "Juliette"
accompanied by the widow. Capt. Cousins
died at his home in Mills, Mass.
April 9. uNE FEMME.
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West Sullivan.
Warren Tracy and family will come
home from Boston this week.
The Easter service Sunday evening ives
very appropriate. Pastor o.good left for
conference Tuesday.
pairs on the Eaton place which he has
just purchased. lie will occupy his new
home about June /.
Two OF our West Sullivan bright young
men have gone out to teach this spring
Frank Springer to Esstbrook, and Car
ence Havey TO Sorrento.
April 16. G.
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North Biuehiii.
Miss Sarah Bowdeu is ill.,
Mrs. Allen A. Fisse spent few days
last week al her former home III Surry.
Mrs. Caroline We-cott, who has been
spending the winter at East Biuebin. re-
turned In her home Thursday
Mrs. II. b. Cray who has been III, 10 im
proving
Ward W. Wescott left Tor :, onington
Sunday to woik at stone cutting.
Apru 10 ".
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BluebiII
Rev. R. L. Odds came home Wednesday
S. G, Hinckley will open his bakery in
May.
Miss Agnes Grindle will go to Bangor
this week for employment.
Mrs. Eliza Chase arrived at the home of
her son, E. E Chase, Wednesday.
Harry Dority and wife, OF Sedgwick,
are visiting George Osgood and wife.
F. l.. Martin and Isaac Treworgy, Of
University of Maine, are home on short
vacation.
The grammar and primary schools COM
mence Monday with S. Everett Marks and
Miss Julia Saunders teachers.
The senior class of the academy held a
supper at the Congregational vestry
Thursday. The weather doubtless kept
many away.
The following will graduate from the
academy in June: G. Welland Clay, A
W. Bowden, 4 ID. Dunn, F. f. Maddox,
L. A. Thompson, H. A. Carter, Misses
Louise H. Hinckley, Flora A. Hinckley
Alice Fl Mayo, Alice s. Witham, Mary IL
Alley. The prophecy has been given to
Miss Alice H Mayo, and history to II. A.
Carter. r. E. Maddox will be valedic-
torian, and A. d. Dunn, salutatorian.
April 49, Bob
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and seated at tables handsomely decorated
with flowers and Easter eggs. The menu
was written in conundrums, and some Of
the orders caused much mirth. After sup
per each guest was given one of the eggs,
as souvenir OF the occasion, and investi-
CATION proved each egg to contain the
prospect of the holder.
April l6 A.
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Dent Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take NoTo-
Bac. the wonderworber, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran'
teed Booklet and sample free Address
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Soath deer Isle.
There was rain with quite high wind
and hig h tide on Friday.
Tuesday evening the W. {. T. L. medal
contest look place, as reported in w. G..
+. L. column.
Gusrsvus Mitchell left for Rocklar d
Thursday, intending to visit Camden and
Waidoboro before returning.
Mrs. Mary Small Is very III with the
grip. Most OF The other victims OF the
disea-e are improving. Few have escaped.
Elmer Warren, who has spent the win
ter at tome, itft Thur-dsy for Fall River,
where he VIII tie emp o. ed at saIlnHking.
ington last " eek TO care for her daughter.
Mrs Belle Smith, has herself hesn taken
i'll aud MAS COZ fined to her bed for some
days. Both were improving at last ac-
iccuuts.
Presiding Elder Day held a quarterly
meeting here Monday evening. Officers
all The old board being kept in Office.
! r solutions were passed expressing APP
probation OF Rev. Mr.. Hills work here,
aud wishes that he mig hit return for The
coming year. The Sunday school board
appointed its quarterly business NEE ing
for FRIDAY evening.
Ap-if3 EGO.
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Hale's
Honey OF
Horehound
and I ar

will cure your cold. It is pleasant
to take, easy to procure. AT all
druggists. Be sure and get Hale's.
25t, SOC, and sIoo per bottle. Lar
gest size cheapest. Take no substitute.
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Our UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
makes q speciality of recovering or
making over old furniture, repair
ing broken pieces and making
over mattresses. The cost is as
tonishingly small.
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THE \ AN has subscribers at 100
u the II6 > ast-of1ces in Hancock county;
al the pth aapers in the county COM
btned do reach so many. THE AMER
loan is Hss the only paper printed IN
Rdncock etnfp, and has neuer claimed TO
be, but 1t Is the only paper that can prop
srly be coised a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are nicely tocdi papers. The ctrcula-
tso1a Of fH AMERICAN, barring the Bar
aarbor Records summer list, Is larger
than tha; III the other papers printed
IN Hd1aco unity.
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EGO.

BRr Iiai bor.
K. W. Hill, OF Sullivan, has been
awarded the contract to construct the
new sewer on the Esgle Lake road, and
work will he commenced a. soon as poe
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Lamoipe.
Miss velma Lear is employed as teacher
in Gouidsbcro.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins left for New
York on business this morning.
About twenty by invitation last We'd
nesday evening met at the pleasant home
OF Alton Trip and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Trip proved delightful entertainers.
Easter was observed by an appropriate
sermon in the morning by the pastor
Rev. J. s. Blair. In the evening the
Sunday school gave a concert. The choir
furnished excellent music; Miss Gertrude
Hutchings was orgsnist. Pleasing feat
ures OF the morning and evening services
were the solos by Miss Cordie King
Singing by Marion and Lillian Hodgkins,
young misses of FIVE and four years,
received merited praise. The recitations
were well rendered. The evening Offering
was for the famine sufferers OF India.
. April 10. Ii.
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East Lamotne-
Miss Nam Des Isle HI gone 10 Frank
lin to work.
Anna Berry, of Bar Harbor, is visiting
friends here.
Capt. John Linscott is rebuilding the
schooner ..Scud".
Addie Hodgkins, who has been at home
for short vacation. returned TO Water
willie Monday to resume her studies at
C0burn.
Addie Gault, only daughter of George
and Mary E. Gault, died at Southern
Pines, n. c., April II, of consumption.
She had gone South with her parents in
the hope of regaining her health. Her
death brings sorrow to this community, as
she was general favorite.
April Is. H.
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sov addit5, -oaHts Eeps nther pages

Great Po.t,t
Roderick Mcdonald, of Ellsworth, vas
in town from Tuesday till Thursday.
Mrs. NJ F Butterfield, of Bangor, has
been giving lessons in dressmaking here.
Deputy sheriff Crosby and Maurice
Summer, OF Amherst, were in town one
day recently
Clifford Archer, eldest son of j. S.
Archer. is learning the carriage makers
trade in Auburn.
Mrs. Ezra Williams and daughter Ruth
left Tuesday for East Somerville, Mass, to
visit her sister Mrs. Garland.
Mrs. Washburn Lord and daughter
Lula, of Rowland, are in town. Mr.. Lord
is one of T. Giles foremen on the Buff
talo drive.
Henry Silsby, wife and daughter, and
Thomas Burke and wife, OF Amherst, were
at the Mcdonald camp last week, making
maple syrup
The men are getting back on the river.
Edmund Giles, of Aurora, went to Par
fridge brook with a few drivers Monday,
and the remainder of his crew will go in
the first of the week. J. T. Giles went to
the Buffalo to-day.
The community was shocked this morn
ing to learn of the death of Mrs. James
Colburn, " no passed away about 9 O'Clock
Saturday evening, under particularly af-
fecting circumstances. Mrs. Colburn,
who was the daughter of Edward Nc
Ininch, was only twenty-three years old.
She leaves a husband and three children,
the eldest not yet three years, and the
youngest one day old, besides several
brothers and sisters. They have the sim
oere sympathy of many friends.
April Is. FLossIE.
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BaysIde.
Schooner "Gold Hunter" sailed Friday
for Boston with lumber from the Trenton
Lumber Co.
Bert BIaisdell, of Brewer, is in town
for few days, the guest OF Capt. and
Mrs. Fred 4. Pickering.
The Oasis cornet band will have a
dance and ice-cream supper at Eureka
hail next Friday evening.
Schooner samuel Lewis, Capt. W. l..
Pratt, sailed Thursday for Calais, where
he VIII load ium Der for New York.
The spool mill is shut down. the birch
being all sawed out. The box mill WAS
shut down part OF the week because OF n
broken shaf,. DR.. George A. Phillips is
loading schooner here WITH wood for
RocEland. He has about 500 cords OF
wood TO ship this spring.
April 10. q. NJ.
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PauDer Notice.

TINE undersigned hcTeuy giyes nouee Enai ne
i has contracted with the City OF Ellsworth. fof
the support of the poor, during the ensuing year,
and has made ample provision for their support
He therefore forbias all persons from furnishing
supplies TO any pAuper on his sccount, as without
r1uxaxSRH agih -fpx saoSls
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COUNTY NEWS.

NAoiASs
W A. Havey and daughter Cora have
moved to North Sullivan, where Mr..
Havey's store and granite business are To-
Gated 1t is hoped their move from this
town will not be permanent.
Last Saturday evening the house known
as the Morrison cottage was burned. The
house was out of repair and unoccupied
at the time. The fire was undoubtedly of
incendiary origin. Such vandalism de-
serves the full penalty OF the law.
April 10. SUB.
Mrs. j. P. Gordon is able to sit up and
see her friends, whom she enjoys SO much.
Mrs. G W. Remission and daughter Jes-
sic, who were on the sick list last week, are
better.
Rev. H. F. Day preached an Easter SER
mon Sunday morning at the Baptist
church to large audience, and another in
Egypt schoolhouse in the afternoon. The
church and schoolhouse were both finely
decorated, and much credit Is due the
floral committees. There was an Easter
concert at the Baptist church in the even
ing. A large number participated. The
scholars, by the pleasing way in which
every part was taken, showed that much
time had been spent by those having the
concert in charge. The singing by the
choir was excellent. good offering was
taken for missionary work.
April Is. j.
stonington.
George Thurston is ON the road with
wall paper.
w. B. Thurlow has resumed the pack
ing of CLAIMS.
Luther Novels has moved his family to
West Stonington.
G. H. Crockett, OF Oceanville, is fishing
with r. K. Knowlton.
Quite a number OF stonecutters are
leaving for her fields.
Bert Bray left Monday to join the stone
barge "John Wise'', as engineer.
Willie Barbour is employed on the tug
boat "Stella Pickert" as deck hand.
S. E. Allen has resumed work on his
quarry which has been closed during the
winter.
Simeon Goss, jr., has opened a tailor
shop in the w. ). Thurlow building on
Main street.
S. B. Thurlow is overhsuIing and paint
ing steamer "Laurena", aud will launch
her next week.
Stephen Barbour has been overhsuling
and repairing his waterboat, getting
ready for spring business.
The band boys held an entertainment
and dance in the opera house Wednesday
evening. 1t is reported that enough
money was realized to pay all debts, with
some To spare.
Aprii 9. EUGENE.
P-n"i.-c"r
The schooner Minnie Chase is loading
God for Ecckland, for W. B. Clemelt
w j Creamet j. In Ellsworth this week
attending court. lie il clerk of the grand
jury.
Schooner Maggie May is loading
brick for Bar Harbor at Ellery Leach's
yard.
Schooner Robert Petti," is discharging
freight at Varnum's wharf for town mer-
chants.
Miss Estelle Perry, who is attending the
University of Maine at orono, is spending
a short visit at home.
A social dance was held at the grange
hall, Thursday evening. Music was fur
nished by Atherton's orchestra, of Blue
hill.
A. E. varnum is having his wharf re-
paired. 1t was damaged last winter by
the ice. Freeman Leach has charge of the
work.
Miss Pearl Perkins, who has been visit
ing her grand parents, Charles Perkins and
wife, returned to her home in Jonesport
Thursday.
April IA. sUBA.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

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your spirits will be brighter-when
your cold is cured
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Cranberry Isles.
George j. Joy, of Seal Harbor, spent
last week visiting old friends there.
Rev. c. n. Davie, who has been ON the
sick list, held three services yesterday.
Samuel c. Sanford has moved here from
Southwest Harbor. He is rebuilding his
weir.
| Fred Steele has very much improved the
looks of his place since returning from
| Portland.
! William p. Preble celebrated his
eighty-ninth birthday last Friday. He
| is hale and hearty.
Charles S. Squirting returned to Hebron
academy last week, having spent short
vacation at his home.
A boy arrived at the home OF sir. and
Mrs Robert Atkins April 3. He has been
| christened HoIses Milford.
Capt. Willis L. Bunker has taken his
vessel to Boot hbay, to fully equip her for
trawl fishing for the season.
Capt. wilford Trussell has the schooner
| Cosmos" Ia readiness for trawi fishing
| but will have to wait for bait.
Charles Z. Trussell and wife, who have
been living in New York state for five
| years, are to return home in May.
| School in district No. commenced one
week ago, with Miss Neva Long, as the
teacher. Those In districts Nos. l, 3,
| and commence to-day.
| Capts. J. NJ. Bunker and E. J. Bulger in
! scbooners "Coquette" and Leader" Have
gone to Machias totry to raise the sunken
schooner "Rover's Bride.
George o. johnson, who, after an
absence OF thirty-one years, returned to
his native country, Norway, last fall, has
now arrived at Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Smith Stanley, who has been liv-
ing at Port Clyde since early fall, where
her husband is in the life-saving station,
expects to return home next Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Jordan, OF Seal Hsrbor,
with her three youngest children are
visiting her mother and other relatives
and friends at this, her native place.
Capt. Eugene p. Stanley, in the schoon-
er "Fannie Earle, OF Friendship. but
formerly OF this town, came in Saturday
on his way to Bar Hsr Dor to land his ves-
sells cargo.
Miss NJ. p. Reynolds, president OF the
Cranberry club, has made arrangements
to have quite an extension added to the
company's wharf on Fish point, which
! will give much greater depth OF water.
! Capt. E. B. Stanley took the schooner
As. l.. Foster to Southwest isrbor last
! Friday, W here he had previously chartered
/ her for the season to be commanded by
/ Capt. Charles Benson, formerly OF
| Gloucester.
| Capt. Gilman Hsmor came here from
! Gloucester last week and sold his place TO
/ Capt. Eoer l. Squirting who Immediately
moved in. Capt. Hsmor shipped his own
household goods to Gloucester in the
schooner "Roz ella, Capt. p. Benson.
April 8. r.
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West Hancock.
Miss Iva Linda Shute, who has been in
Boston during the past year, is at home.
Miss Myra Young returned this week
from visit to her aunt III Gould-oore,
Mrs. George Rich, of Isle su Haul, is
the guest OF her parents, II. {. Miliiken
and wife.
Irving Mcfarland and Victor smith
intend going to Bar harbor this week
where they " ill be employed.
Easter was duly observed here. In
the afternoon Rev. George w. Avery
preached a very interesting sermon. The
singing Was exceptionally fine.
Sunday school was reorgsnized Sunday,
April s Miss Idylene M. Shute was
chosen superintendent for the coming
vesr. The {. 4. society re-el.c,ed
Georse -. Bridges. president.
Aprii IL. SrMAC.
Meant p---r, Ferry.
Capt. :. P. Moon is in Ellsworth on
jury duty.
Schooner May Queen" sailed for Bos, on
this morning.
The Easter eoncer, at the East church
was excellent.
Freeman Wheelden is employed rs
deck hand GU the Sebenoa".
Mrs. Effie Grey and Daisy Moon have
gone to Brooksvile for short visit
Mrs. W. p. Saunders has gone to the
Bangor hospital for surgical operation.
W. W. Jeliison, who has been baggage
master at the Maine Central station for a
long time, has resigned. Harry Johnson
succeeds him.
April is. YANKAPoo.
Eastbrook-
Goldie Lowrie is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Ada Abbott.
little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearie Wilbur, April 2.
ISIS Marcia Dinsmore has gone to
Ellsworth Falls to work in the family OF
A. w. Ellis.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lowrie has been spending a
fortnight with her sister, Mrs. Ada Abb
bolt, of franklin.
Rev. Mr.. Pettengil. of Bangor, preached
here Sunday. He was also present at the
monthly church conference on Saturday.
He was warmly welcomed by his friends
and acquaintance here.