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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
The ees. Way.

In making buttonholes 1t is a great
help II tiny strip of stiff white pa.
per is cut Just the least bit smaller
than the buttonhole and placed
through the hole. so that the sewer
has but one side at a time to deal
with. II the material be dark, 1t is a
decided help In more clearly defining
the edge, and thus saving eyesight. as
we'll as preventing any catching of
the threads or the other side of the
opening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
Ca, Shipped by Express.

A handsome Angora cat owned by
Commander r. X. Ingersoll. U. S. N,
was shipped to Norfolk. Va. today by
United States Express. The cat is a
fine animal and a family pet. Today 8
journey by express is not new exper'
lie nee for the feline, which has made SINH.
lar journeys on other occasions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28

ure The close-fitting sleeves of tuck
ed chiffon as shown are finished
with circular cuffs which fall over the
hands. Straps of black ribbon velvet
over the shoulder and upper sleeves
are decorated with small steel buckles.
A soft velvet belt completes the lower
edge of the waist.
The mode may also be used for an
evening corsage emitting the yoke and
sleeves. Lovely waists of this style
may be executed in satin taffeta fou-
lard, India silk, Venetian cloth or pep
lin, with yoke and sleeves of NOUS
seine de sole, all over lace embroid-
cry or applique. To make the waist
in the medium size will require one
and three-quarter yards Of twenty-five
inch material. with two and one-quar-
ter yards of tucking, lace or any SCI
lected material. MAY MANTON.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
Enr an Invalid.

Take some water crackers. steep
them In milk for ten minutes. take
them out, dust item with a little
salt, cayenne and black pepper and
bake them in 81; " oven for twenty
Minutes
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
Complete Manhood 2
''zI0NA !
quickly stops all weaker a.

B>6oy>. sends rich, fesn-DuioA esae
blood bounding through you, wen, se,', .,r.,rs
brain. replaces wasted tissue Eve
and tingles with newly found ' ,.,..r, s'sr
Aboon for old and young eIIa ,'.,,,,,I rsrs
making aud keys unstrung 'na sn' - t.u,srs
makes Keen the intellect ',0ps = n,s ~
drains upon your system, ana e, aus :. j D0..
ica.,y perfect. is the result Of 'ns 20 yeisJfs
!, Quickly restores Lost POSeIaSsai .'s.,.-.b'
ali effects of emissions abuse ana , !, r.sgl
which unfit one for business, s'a1' sasl -
Cures varicocele. nervousness. ). :, =. 90
ory. II brings the pink gov ,,i' ! ga o
The greatest nerve tonic ever .. o ,,'I. slssF
he carried in vest pocket y . ia rs.rs's
d package; 6 for $500. Our po,s .syss
70 cure or refund money IS goa II. S .. ~
al druggist about US. lO'pss GER =
clans. advice free. Write Us n.. p.. ctsa'
T THH FIONA CO.. r6-sO PIy"'''" -
vpInMKYER BROS; Gi'' O'
f isaz .AnnspOlis, No.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
Cold Weather Affects workmen.

The intense cold has put a stop to
building both in the city and in the Naval
Academy. in consequence Of which many
workmen are thrown out of employment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION.
In the Social Whirl-Those Who Go
and Those Who Come.

and Those Who Come.
Mrs. Joseph DeLeon leaves here to-
mono~ on business trip to New York.
Miss Maude Small. OF Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. Charles A. jacob. on
Charles Street.
MIR. Thomas (. Latimer, attorney Tor
Mrs. Mcclellan, of New York. whose
husband was killed at the Naval Acad'
envy on February /. was in town today
looking after the interest of his client.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
Ham BALLS.

Chop cold boiled ham fine; add an
egg for each person, with little -four;
beat together. mske into balls and
brown in hot butte.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-28
10 Freshen Paten Leather Shoes

Spirits OF turpentine applied with a
soft cloth removes the dull look that
patent leather gets when its youth is
over. and brightens the leather SO
that II looks almost like new.
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South Penobscot-I
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell. who has been
critically i'll, is reported TO be slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs A. {. Coudon and her milliner,
Mrs. w. b. Clement, have gone TO Boston
on business.
Fred Roberts and Henry Wescott are
working in the Perkins saw mill in
Bucksport.
Miss Msude Thompson has gone to
Bangor where she is employed in j. Wal
lace's knitting factory.
Capt. Joseph Dunbar and Eugene Gull
ford have gone on a coasting trip for
Capt. Tom Nicholson, of Bucksport.
Frank A. Miller has been at Owls Head
recently, called there by the illness and
death of his father, John A. Miller.
After a short vacation, Miss Wilma
Bowden has returned to Medfield, Mass,
to resume her duties rs teacher in the
primary school. Her brother Chandler
accompanied her.
March 30. CLIMAX.
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COUNTY NEWS.


| South beer Isle.
The series of meetings appointed for
the last week of March have been but
thinly attended, as many are too i'll to go
| out.
Capt Jason Greenlsw, who has been in
| Portland hospital since January, arrived
home Thursday morning. His hand is
now considered sound, but the end of the
thumb was amputated.
| The clam business is starting up quite
| lively, but at Webb's factory there was a
| delay in commencing, owing to the illness
| of the foreman and several others, leav-
| ing not enough hands to start up the
works.
| Mrs. Betsey Clifford, OF the Reach, who
has been with her daughter in Massschu-
sets the past winter, died there the past
week. The remains were brought to her
home for burial, and the funeral took
| place Thursday morning, Rev. Mr.. Hill
officiating. She was one OF the Oldest
members OF the Methodist Episcopal
church here.
The collector OF customs lstaly lost a
| very vaius BILE package of money and pa
pers on his way from Stonington to his
| home. Fortunately 1t was picked up by
young lady and at once forwarded
to him. 1t might have fallen into hands
not SO ready to return it, in which case he
would have had quite serious loss to
make up, as some of the money belonged
! to other parties.
Mrs. V. Goss spent Thursday with
friends here, returning Friday. She has
lately returned from a trip to Boston.
While there she visited the Robbins
colony formerly OF this neig Dor hood,
and she thinks the elder OF the family,
John Robbins, is worthy OF paragraph.
| He is within a few weeks OF eighty-four
years old, and this winter he has made
two violins ''all by HIMSELF, W hich Mrs.
| Goss tried and found OF fine tone and all
right in every respect. Mr.. Robbins used
to teach singing schools here, and for
many years played the bass vioi In church
thst being the only instrumental accom-.
paniment for the singing. He has the
same viol now, and plays on 1t occasion.
ally.
March 30. EGO.
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son, the latter expecting to go to Mass
achusetts.
Schuyler Clark, who has been tearing
down the Seawall house the past winter,
took trip to Boston last week aud re-
turned with q wife. The lady was Miss
Gertrude Worthen, a summer visitor Cor
the past two years, and a telegraph opera
tor in the Boston Globe office. Mrs. Clark
will return to Boston the first of next
week, Mr.. Clark remaining here to build
the addition to the Dirigo.
Gertrude Knowlton and Grace Carroll
gave party to some eighteen of their
young friends last Friday evening. The
company met In the rooms OF DIR. Phillips
in Odd Fellows block. Some OF the boys
who went, however, are too mad to speak.
AT the close OF the evening several of them
waited for two or three of the choicest OF
the girls to come out for them to escort
home-not because they cared to do so,
particularly, but because they thought 1t
their Christian duty. But the doctor let
the girls, at their request, out the back
way, and the boys hung shivering around
in an east wind bleak enough to freeze
the marrow of their bones for nearly an
hour. Then they went home, vowing to
have nothing more to do with girls, so
help them!
Anrii .
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s. H. Mayo will soon ride a wheel OF
1900 of his own manufacture.
Capt. Thomas Clark and wife, OF Augusta,
were here last week. having been called to
Northeast Harbor for the funeral of Mrs.
Ciark's brother, J. T. Hodgdon.
Capt. William Giiiey is remodeling and
putting a new top on his boat. John Nc
Kay and Others are painting boats and
yachts to he ready for summer service.
Mrs. Fannie Fsrweii, of Maiden. Mass,
WHO has been visiting relatives and
friends at BIuehiil aud South Brooksviile
for several months, is now spending a
few weeks with her brother, J. b. Mason,
before returning to Massachusetts.
One OF the prettiest little pictures ever
seen, and " hich should have been made
the bjsct of a camera snapshot, was that
OF little Lena Griggs Norwood and her
pigs. Two-yesr- Lens, the daug hter Of
Mrs. Joseph Norwood, was delighted with
| a litter OF baby pigs, seven in number, so
her ohliging grandpa made a hoie in he
pen, where the little miss would seat her
self outside and call the pigs, which re-
sponded by racing into her lap. and she
would spend happy hour, euddling and
petting them as il they were kittens She
is very indignant now to find that her
pets are growing too big to be fondled.
April 2. SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ eiditaoaai County Ne,os see other pages
Diuehtsf

B,uehiif
Edward Hinckley returned home March
"A.
A supper was held in the Congrega-
fionai vsstry Thursday evening.
School commences in village and Fast
Bluehill districts Monday, April 10, and
IN other districts the 23d.
The funeral of John Miller was held
Thursday. The Odd Fellows attended the
funeral In body.
Frank Mason, Frank Slower and Alex
Townsend are home from Bar Hsrbor, on
account of the strike there.
An unusually large number were pres
emit at the DAD Fellows lodge meeting
Thursday evening. The initiatory degree
was worked on five candidstes-Everett
Hinckley, Eugene Carter, Aionzo With
am, Charles +. Greene, of Bluehill, Her.
bert Casper, OF Surry.
o. Il. Nenuer and wife, who went to
Waltham, Mass, five weeks ago, returned
home Wednesday. While in Msssachu
sets Mr. Venner had an operation for
cancer on the tongue. 1t was found to be
u cancerous humor. A portion OF the
tong ne was removed, and the tongue
turned so that what was originally the
side of the tongue is now the end. The
shape of the tongue is preserved.
Rev. X. l.. ODDS was called away sud
denly to Woodsville. N. H., Tuesday, on
receipt OF a despatch stating that his son
Raymond had disappeared and had not
been found. Raymond Odds was an en-
pioyee on railroad and 1t was stated by
his wife that it was nothing unusual for
him not 20 return at night, as he often
worked after dark. When he failed to
come home Friday night she thought
nothing of it, supposing him to be still
at work. When Saturday night came
and he did not return, she became
alarmed 1t seems that he had been paid
OF by his employers Friday night, and it
is feared he may have been killed for his
money. 1t was the opinion OF Mr.. Olds
when he left here that his son had been
drowned in the Connecticut river bu,
the river was searched to no avail. Ray
mond belonged to two secret societies
and each has offered large sums for
his body dead or alive. His father and
mother have the sympathy of the entire
community.
April BOB.
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IVES, Sullivan.
Josie b. Bunker is home from Boston.
Bicycles on the roads and skating on the
ponds March 81.
w. l.. White ratified OF his boat last
week. Brigham Gordon was the lucky
man.
The tug "PhiIip Eaton is being put in
order for the spring work. She is a month
later than last year.
Hooper & Havey have started their steam
pump. They are doing a large business
both in the store and quarry.
Alvin Dyer has sold the Eaton place 10
B. B. Havey and gone on his annual fish
ing cruise to Rhode Island. His son
Samuel went with him.
Mrs. 5. J. Mitchell came down from
Holden last week and opened her house,
expecting her husband, s J. Mitchell, to
arrive home from the woods with his three
teams Saturday. He did not arrive Ed
ward Gay, Sherman Libby and G.. II.
Tracy are also staying IN the woods later
than they expected.
Little Willie Buns or took his first spring
walk one day last week. II was a fine day,
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The Congregational sewing circle meets
this week with Mrs. w lillian Hanna.
DIR. Charles Sawyer has returned from a
stay Of several weeks at Andover. Mass.
The literary circle meets this week
Tuesday evening. Subject: Poe's 1.-THE
Raven"
Next Tuesday morning the steamer
mt. Desert" will be at the landing for
the frs, time this season.
Miss Myra Wilson, of Mckinley. has
been stopping in this place he past week
at Mrs. Linnie Wilson's.
Harvey Hodgkins and wife, who have
been living on Beech Hill during the
past winter, have returned to this place.
The roads have been hard and dry, so
that bicyciists have had their wheels out
all the past week-sbout three weeks
earlier than last year.
Schuyler Clark has had four teams at
work for the past ten days csrting the
building material OF the Seawall house to
the Dirigo grounds. He will proceed to
build an addition to that house.
Capt. John Gilley has finished his con-
tract for moving he old west-side school
house at Bass Harbor. The building
proved heavier than expected and diff
euities OF the way were so great that the
captain says that one more such contract
would bring him to bankruptcy.
Twenty took examinations at Freeman's
schooihouse last Saturday for positions in
this town as teachers for the coming year.
There are seventeen schools to divide
among them. Some former teachers are
going out of town to teach, among them
Miss Nellie Carroll apd Miss Hattie Ben
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COUNTY NEWS.


Penobscot-
There was a social dance at Grange hail
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Sellers aud daughter
Jeanette have gone to Bangor for short
visit.
A new Office has recently been fitted up
In one corner OF the town hall for the
benefit OF town officers.
Earl Sellers has gone to Bangor, where
he will be employed in the clothing and
furnishing store OF John T. Clark.
An ice-cresm sociabe was given We'd
nesdsy evening, at Grange hall, by the
ladies in this vicinity. All enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
The board OF health met at the Office of
DR.. Wardwell Friday, and reorgsnized for
the year as follows: John Snowman,
chairman; John Littlefield, secretary; DIR.
M. A. Wardweii, health officer. The
board voted to use formaldyhyde gas for
disiniection of contagious diseases.
March 30. SUBA.
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BOB.

West fremont.
John Lstty left this week to go with
Capt. Levi Rich.
w. A, Clark has been doing some work
on the sardine factory for G. W. Davis.
Otis Ingalls, has bought the Christopher
Dix place, into which he moved this
week.
Mrs. g. W. Lunt is staying with Mrs.
NJ. L. Dix, who has been very Ill but is
now somew hat improved.
April ,. TaELMA.
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April /.

Hancock.
George A. Cakes is at home from Bar
Harbor.
Henry w. johnson and wife gave a
party at their home Friday evening.
Miss Alice Cline has gone 10 Castine for
the spring term at the normal school.
High school, taught by A. l.. Young,
closed March 30, after a term OF nine
weeks.
Ray and Gertrude Conley, who have
been attending school here this winter,
returned to their home in Isle au Haut
| last week.
Miss Falma Straiton, who for several
weeks has been In Bangor receiving treat
ment OF DR.. Ciough, ocuiist, came home
last week much improved.
| Capt. John Peterson is again at home.
March he went TO Providence, took his
/ schooner. the "6eorg iettan, to New York
I for a cargo OF coal which he brought to
Southwest Harbor. He is now loading
with curbstone from Crabtree & Havey,
( for Providence.
Aurti .
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Eco.

southwest Barbor-
Jephtha chapter, o. +. s., gave an inter-
esting entertainment at the close OF the
chapter Tuesday evening. The pro-
grsmme was as follows: Solo, Miss Berth
Lemont; singing, Star quintette; reading,
Miss Jennie Deliver; duet, Miss Bert ha
Lemont, Mrs. William Lawton; reading,
Mrs. Eben Richardson, singing, Star
quintette; medley, Star quintette. The
pieces were all very nicely rendered,
especially the last, which was received
with greet applause. Refreshments were
served. The chapter will give anot her
entertainment In two weeks.
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East Franklin
Grin s. Donnell has been drawn as
traverse juror for the April term of court.
Mrs. Z. {. Adams, of Newburyport,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clifton
Ursun.
Miss Myrtle scsmmon has returned
from Sullivan, where she has been work
ing for nearly year.
The ladies OF the Methodist and Free
Baptist societies here are serving dinners
at their homes, in turn, for the men who
are at work on the chapels being built
here. The frame OF the Methodist house
was partly raised Saturday.
G.. Everton Ash. of Peabody, Mass. son
OF James Ash and wife. of Ashviie, vino
has been absent from home nearly fifteen
years. was In East Franklin last Wednes-
day with his mother, visiting Mrs. Ashs
sisters, Mrs. WEIGH and Mrs. Rutter.
April 2. S. L.
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South ttluehEIi.
Rev. Ozro Roys, OF Lewiston, Is hold n
a series OF meetings here.
Mrs. Lille Marks, who has been visit
ing at Mrs. Sarah Eston's, has returned
90 aes i.on.e al S1ttu oedswick.
Iarch -. ID.
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Lamoine.
There will be an Easter concert in the
church Easter evening.
Mrs. Clark, of Franklin, is employed as
housekeeper for Capt. G. b. Hodgkins.
John Hodgkins, the efficient and
popular clerk OF W. F. Hutchings, has
resigned.
Prof Raymond Mcfarland, o, Bucks
port seminary, spent Saturday and sun
day in town. Mrs. Mcfarland returned
to Bucksport with him this morning.
At the semi-snnuai election OF officers
of the y. p. 5. {, Z. last Thursday even
ing, Rev. J. 5. Blair was chosen president,
aud Alton Trip, vice-president. During
the winter there have been some additions
to the membership OF this society.
Miss Olive Coolidge, who has been at
home for short vacation, Will return to
Kicker classical institute tomorrow.
Miss Ottie Cooper, OF Houlton, who
accompanied Miss Coolidge home, will
remain a vi lille as the guest o, Mrs. Cool
idge.
W. w. Stetson, State superintendent OF
schools, and prominent member OF the
Patrons OF Husbandry, will be present at
the regular meeting OF Lsmoine grange,
Apr. 10 and will address the grange. Ii
Is expected that the fourth degree will be
conferred that evening.
~
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April ..

Ea.t Surly.
There was a chopping match at Capt. ).
j. Treworgy's Tuesday evening.
George Wescott, of South Penobscot,
visited here last week.
There was cottage prayer meeting at
NJ. d. Chatto's Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Deborah Dunbar, of North Blue
hill, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Tryphena
Bowden.
Rev. George II. Salley, pastor of the Free
Baptist church, OF Ellsworth, spent Sat
urday at NJ. ID. Chatto's.
d. w. Winchester visited his family for
few days last week. He still finds en-
ployment at Holden. He was accom-
panied by his son Irwin.
Capt Charles Treworgy, who was eigh-
ty-iise years old March 81, walked on that
day two miles, took dinner with his
brother Levi, who is about two years
younger. In the afternoon together they
attended conference at the Baptist church
where both are mem bers. As they togeth-
er climbed the church steps, it was q sight
( which will be long remembered by those
who observed them.
April >. c.
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reception Was given by Prof. Richard
sou and his wife, FRIDAY evening, to the
memeers OF the graduating c ass OF the
normal school. sky six in number. This
Is the largest CLASS ever graduated from a
normal school in Maine.
In the report ia last weeks AMERICAN
OF Castine's town meeting, the name of
the former resident " ho made the propo-
sition to buna slJ 900 town hall WAS IN
correctly stst.d. Ine usn il Charles r.
Emerson. OF Oxen, III.
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IVES, Hancock.
Miss Mamie Milliken gave party Sat
uraay evening.
Hollis Linscott Is having a house built
near his fathers.
Joseph Marshall has returned to his
home in st. James, n. b.
Melvin J. Milliken, of Springfield. was
In town for a few days recently.
James Foster and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
are the guests OF George Marshall.
Miss Leighton, of Ellsworth, was the
guest of Miss Helen Abbott this week.
Henry Milliken, jr.. who Is employed at
Nicolin, has been home Tor short visit.
Mrs. Sarah Springer has been visiting
relatives in Hancock during the past week.
Miss Jennie Marshall. who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned to Bar
Harbor.
Miss Winnie Googins, of Cherryfeld,
has been the guest of Mrs. Maud Googins,
the past week.
Hervey Smith goes TO Eastbrook this
week to work on the hotel being erected
near the mineral spring there.
Rev. George w. Avery preached a very
interesting sermon at the West Hancock
schoolhouse Sunday afternoon. There
was a good attendance.
St-xf.T
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ID.

Is lhe little eoid- that grow iuto big colds
the bIg colds that end la consumption and
trath Watch Us. i,ttit colAs Dr. " GODS Nor
way line syrup --.4des.
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Sewaii H., son OF Abner c. Eldridge,
died at his home Wednesday morning,
aged sixteen years. The cause of his
death was peritonitis.
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THH yIcAN has subscribers at IO6
~ the II6 post-o61ces in Hancock county;
~ ths taer papers in the county COM
eSNed do not reach so many. THE AMER
lCAN :. not the only paper printed in
4ancoet county, and has neper claimed to
-, bat u IS the only paper that con prop
evty eatted COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The ctrculd-
Non of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Gorbor Records summer list, IS larger
thon thai Of all the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
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Castin~.
Notwithstanding the difficulty Of reach
ing Css,lne al this season OF the year, the
The graduating class. consisting of sixty
six mem ers. is exceptional In quality as
we'll as number. TIE citizens OF eastern
Maine have reason 10 be proud OF this
school.