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ALAN A-DALE AT BRIGHTON.
McDoweI's Splinter Takes $4,000
stake attic Rench.

=, NEW YORK, July 19.-Alan a-Dale, T.
s.; McDowell's Western crack, won the
$1,000 Brighton Junior stakes at Brign-
ton Beach today, a short head before
William e. Whitney's Goldsmith A big
half-holiday crowd filed every nook and
corner of the grand stand anu enclosure
S St1e es the exciting finish and then gave
both Spencer and Burns an ovation when
they came back to weigh out. Goldsmith
Gnd FarlanlaSs Were added starters and
field of ten faced the starter for the ricu
prize. Alan a-Dale was a hot faYorite,
played down from to to 5 to 5. HS-
phen was a steady second choice, while
Goldsmith and Master Man We're sup
ported at Z and TO l. They were sent
Off on the second break to poor start
the favorite being among the tailenders
Tut SPENCE quickly rushed MIN through
and took the lead at the half-H lie point
Supplanting Goldsmith ard Enright, who
had been pacemakers. 'e led into the
stretch by scanl ten II, Win Gold
smith. Peninsula and FiI y Line nress-
ing him hard. Foot by ! ut Goldsmith
cIept up to Alan a-Dale and at the last
sixteenth they We're on even terms with
ty race to the finish both boys riding out
with their hands and Alan a-Dale earned
the verdict by a short head. Master Mo-
closed with rush In the. stretch, and
The Punchestown steeplechase flRnish-
cd a good race between Perion, Sacl1et
and Magic Light They finished In that
order. Three favoritee won for the tai
ent. The. track was slow and the weather
threatening. Summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Carbuncle Q40D
McCue, II to s. won; Hammock 105)
Straw, 9 to and to 3, second; CerVera
Q2O), doom, to l straight ad 2 to l
place, third. Time. 1:16 2-5. Connie Jack
McGinn, Ethics and Maria Bolton also
ran.
Second race, the Punchestown steepIe-
chase, about two miles and 44alf-Pe-
ron ron g4D, Heider,. to- 2. won. Sacket
(ll22), Carson, to 5, second; Magic Light
(l5O), Marx, to, 3, third. Time 5:3S 2-5
George Keene and Bosphorus also ran.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
selling-Lucky Star QQ5), Burns, 4 to s.
won; The Golden Prince (9D, Cochran,
10 and to 5, second; Survivor Q0D,
Landry, Is to l. third Time. 1:502-5. Bel
grade, Anna Darling and Round Up also
ran.
Fourth race. the Brighton Junior stakes
Of $4,000, six furlongs-Alan a-Dale DID
Spencer, to 5. won; Goldsmith 1O7),
Burns, to and 5 to 2 second; Master
Man 900, Mounce, to and 8 to I,
third. Time, lis rs. Firing Line Satur-
day, Peninsular, Hyphen, Faranlass, En-
right and Golden7Cottage also ran.
Firth race, one mile-Herpert Q16),
Smith, to and out. won; Janice 800,
Desmond, to and out, second: Baron
Ia. No other starters.
Damsel GOD, landry, 5 to l. won; Ascen-
sion ga, a.. Michaels, to and to ),
second; White Owl QOy,. Odom, 7 to /,
third. Time 1:02 2-5 Montana Pnneer,
Belle of Milford, Gibson Light Fonso-
luca, Sand Flea MoWich. Benton Grey,
Olekea, Maximola, Zirl and Cheatem also
ran.
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INTERNATIONAL MATCH OFF.
British Tennis Team Not Coming to
the United staten

BARNSTABLE, Mass. July 13.-Dr
james Dwight today received a cable
message announcing that the English
tennis team would not be sent to Amerl-
ca this year. The reason for the sudden
change Of plans regarding the interna-
tiOnal matches is not given The team
chosen by the English Lawn Tennis asSo-
citation to represent Great Britain in the
matches Of tie international tournament
at Newport, two weeks hence, as an
nounced in London, included DR.. w. A.
Eaves, II. Roper Barrett and G. w. Hill
yard who were expected to meet NAL
colin Whitman, Dwight F. Davis, Hol-
combe Ward and William A. Larned, the
players chosen to represent American in
terests. The fourth man OF the British
team had not been named in the latest
adViceS from London
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TOURNAMENT Ar. sEAGIRT.
Many Teams Are Entered for Shoot
ing Contests

NEW YORK, July 13-1ne military or
CARNATIONS of the several states which
will be represented at the international
and interstate rife, carbine and revolver
shooting tournament at Seagirt, N, J.
Aug. 80 TO Sept. Z, inclusive, have en-
tered teams in nearly every one of the
many events on the programme. The con-
tests which will attract the most inter-
est will be those of the American. Cen
tennial, Palmetto trophy and CHAMPION
SHIPS OF the world, open to rifemen OF
all countries, and the special challenge
match between teams of not less
than four nor more than eight men, rep
resenting the Ulster Rifle association of
Belfast, Ireland, and the New Jersey
Rifle association. Next TO these the most
important will be the Hilton trophy
match, open to teams from the United
States army, United States navy, United
States marine corps, national guard and
Team Team OF oIilcers and enlisted men from
Great Britain and all other countries, the
contest for the Soldier or Marathon
prize, with which will go the interstate
championship honors, open to one team
tory of the United States, including the
District of Columbia, the contestants to
be members of the regularly organized
and uniformed national guards or militia
CT each state or territory and the pres
ident's match for the military CHAMPION
ship of the United States.
The military entries so far as received
include the Massachusetts state three
regimental and Battery light artillery
teams; Pennsylvania state Sixth PennsyI-
vania, Thirteenth Pennsylvania and
squadron teams; New York state Sixty
seventh, Seventy-first, Seventh. Ninth.
Thirteenth and Twenty-third regimentai
Squadron A and Seventy-rourth Buffalo
teams; Maryland Fifth regimental and
sqpadron teams; District of Columbia
state ana four regmental teams; Ohio
state and one regimental team: Mich,-
gan state team and New JERSEY state
f"ur reg mental and two troop teams.
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500 Line It'd Rits

Buffalo, N. Y, and return, $40
Sault Ste. Marie and Mackinac Island
and return, $3.50, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Ste Anne de Beaupre, Que, and re-
turn, $50; Leave Minneapolis and St.
Paul, July 21st.
Banff Hot Springs and return $50.
Sleeping car and meals en- route includ
ed.
Personally conducted excursions 10
Pan-American weekly.
A choice of routes, itineraries. and fun
particulars at ticket office, S79 Robert
street.
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bay, while smaller in size, is beautiful
mover and very spe edy. The lines over
John Dowd, while the che ubic form Of
Mr.. CARING graced the second speeding
Wag n. The horses sped around the
course on nearly even terms until they
swept into the home stretch, when both
set sail like a greyhound after a jack.
Nj. CARING drove like a veteran and
med his protest, while Johnny Dowd
skill. 1t seemed as if Dick Ashton would
win by an eye'ash, bat both horses struck
the Wire together, and it was declared
dead heat
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*F'ahenstock out on bunt third strike
Lanpher called out on Pendersast's in
reference.
Earned runs, Elks ., Commercial club
]; struck out, by Lanpher g. by Lennon 4
by Cannon Z, by MacNeider l, by Deffel
!; bases on balls, off Lennon l, off Foote
l, off Cannon s. off MacNeider l, off De-
fiei /; hit by pitched bail. by Cannon.
Den2l. by Defiel Stsnchfield two-base
hits, Lynch, Foote. Def1el home run,
Preston; first base on errors, EIks !,
Commercial club 6; stolen bases, Lynch,
Foote, Warwick, Stanchtield 9, Fahne
stock ?, Pcndergast, Dedel, Snow Bryant
2, Clark. Cannon 3; wild pitches, War
wick, Lanpher Snow I; double plays,
Bryant to MacNeider. Preston to Lsnch
to Gooch; left on bases, Elks 8, Com
plerciaI club 5; umpires, Tompkins and
Whitmore; attendance, 1850; time, 8
hours
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If You Arc Going

To Pan-American INQUIRE about the de-
ughtful routes the 500 Line offers Rates
are the lowest Ticket Office. SO Robert
street.
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tured by William Hamn's Bedford Girl,
although B. T. 3. M. gave him a merry
t+l1e three-quarterS of the way in each
cat. The summary:
r ee-for-all trot, one-mile heats, best 2
?
5e1ford Girl, blk m (Gus Pazemann). i
i. I. b. M, b m IS. Jackson) .......2 2
Time, 2:26 2:25.
THREE MINUTE .ATROTTERS AND
PAGERS.
The most holly contested race with no
horse winning two heats was the three
minute class for trCtters and PAGERS,
half-nile heats, with i've starters. There
used from the old-fashioned high wheel
Sulky to the four wheeled speed cart.
owing to the lateness of the hour it was
deemed best to end the race by award
Ing each horse his place according to the
summary, so Rackish, the gray gelding
not bigger than a pint of cider was
awarded the blanket. The summary:
Three-minute class, trOtters and PAGERS,
half-mile heats
Rackish, g g O. F. Paisley).........4 2
Philador, b IN CDR. Beckley). .........3
Spark, br h III. J. Scholey) ..........1 4
Dick Wilkes, b g q. McDonald) -
Pauline Belle, b m CIV Douglas) ...5 5
Time, lilo. lis, 1:16
Between heats Mr. CARING showed his
handsome PAGER, Dick Turp.n, 2:1314 to
an admiring throng and was heartily
cheered as he sped down the last quarter
at a 2:10 clip. r.
The affair was admirably handled by
w. G. CARING, the promoter, and Is to We
followed later by series of matinees
both here and in Minneapolis.
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CARVINGS Speedy COTTs

The second event was an exhibition
mile by Bell Ringer and Dick Ashton. two
exceptionally handsome three-year-osi
pacing stations, owned by w. G. Carlins.
Both were hitched to sixty-five-Ioii,s6I
speeding wagons of the latest pafger r1r-sA
Bell Ringer is a dark gray horse of ex.
ceedlngly rangy lines of conformation and
Oh great speed promise. Dick Ashton, the
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Pan-American and Return Only
+s $40. 90
Via 500 line and the lakes. Ticket Of
fee S79 Robert st.
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THE FREE-FOR-ALI. TROT

The free-for- all trot was easily cap
tured by William Hamnls Bedford Girl
although b. T. 3. M. gave him a merry
time three-quarters of the way in each
eat. The summary:
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old-fashioned game to its former place
in the category of sports commenced
several seasons ago at some of the
Chautauqua resorts and appears to be
Surea 1ipo
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2, ee-for-all trot. one-mile heats, best 2

sedford Girl, blk m (Gus Pazemann). i
.. 4. B. M, b m IS. Jackson) ........2 2
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KrrrEmY ru oARIno.l.


One Weeks winnawings OF sews.
Novelty and Nonsense.
The Magnolia house at Camden. owned
by William Eaton and leased by Arthur
Webster, was damaged by fire to the
extent of "a 900 Sunday.
The thirty fourth annual encampment
OF the department Of Maine, G. A. r.,
will be held at Auburn, Tuesday and
Wednesday, February 10 aud 90
The two.year-old daughter OF George
Davis, farmer living near Berwick, fell
into tub OF boiling water last week and
was so badly sealded that she lived only
a few minutes.
Anne Longfelow Pierce, sister OF the
poet, Longfeilow, is dead at Portland,
aged 80 years, 10 months. She lived in
the old Longfellow house on Congress
street all her life. The house now goes
to the Maine Historical society.
Patent has been granted to e. S. Booth,
WatervilIe, for trolley fender for electric
cars; to j. l.. Clark, Bangor, for lid for
stove tops; to d. N. Hathorne, RGmford
Falls, for apparatus for decomposing
solutions; to e. Mckinney, Bangor, for
door fastening; to c. f. Porter, Portland,
for fence or railing.
Andrew Carnegie, through Senator
Frye, has offered to give to Lewiston for
public library building sum up to $50,
600, which sball be ten times the provis-
ion OF Lew iston for support of he library.
The city government will appropriate a
sum sufficient to meet Mr.. Csrnegie's
offer. A lot probably will be donated.
1t is reported that the Bangor and
Aroostook railroad contempiates the re-
moval of its car repair shops from Hart
well, about two miles above Old Town, to
Miilinocket. Since the numerous extern
sions to the system 1t has been found that
the repair shops are too far removed from
a central location on the line, and it is
because OF that fact that the change is
to be made.
The Bangor house was damaged to the
extent Of $4,000 by fire and water Satur-
day afternoon. The hotel is owned, wit
he exception Of recent additions, by F.
W. pot', WIN Hhs lHAuFhHSe HERTeRHtlnf,
s47 600 The additions, including the
new wing in Union street, together with
the furniture and equipment, are owned
by the iessees, IL. G. Chapman & Son, W he
have insurance of $4,000.
William G. Emmons, OF Lewiston, died
Saturday. He was ore of Lswistou's
oldest citizens. He was born in George
town, and in his younger days held many
positions OF honor and trust in the town
OF his birth. He was postmaster, town
clerk and seectman. Thirty-six years
| ago he removed to Lewiston. MIR. En-
mons celebrated his golden wedding
about six years ago. His wife died about
a year ago.
Robert F. Crie, who ouce owned the
island of erie Haven, and who was widely
known along the coast died Friday. Eight
years ago he received a paralytic shock
which had made him helpless ever since
Mr. erie, or "Gov. Crie." as ne was known
was born at Matinicus, Jan. IL, 1926, de-
| scendant OF one of the Scotch Cries who
came to this country many yearsago and
laid claim to the island OF erie Haven
Deceased did a thriving fish business, in
connection with which he kept large
general store. The news of his death was
brought to the mainland by a carrier
pigeon.
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COUNTY NEWS.
30 additional County Nerss see Other pages

Penobscor.
Miss Belva l.. Sellers is visiting Miss
Vivian l. Remission in Castine.
The officers OF Parker Spofford lodge,
A. o. u. W., were installed Saturday
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF Bucksport, occupied
the pulpit OF the Methodist church Sun
day, Jan. 20.
Irving A. Grindle and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of son,
born Sunday, Jan. 20.
At the regular meeting OF court Baga-
duce. l. o. F., Tuesday evening, eight
applications were received fer mem ber-
ship.
Herman Fl. Wardw well, OF Buck field, for
merry OF this town, who is employed by
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COUNTY NEWS.
FOR Additionai County xers. see other pages


Manser.
The cold and stormy weather of late has
prevented full attendance at the rehersala
of the "Conoert of Nations" to be given
soon. The date tlrst proposed may have to
be changed ON this account. The occasion
IL looked toward 10 with much interest
The Baptist parsonage is again open.
after being Gloss d Tor several months.
Clarence Emery moved his family In last
week, and has taken up the work laid
down by Rev. 9. 2. Klteredge. who was
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Great Pond. v
EIbridge Chick is at home from Aurora.
Mrs. Edgar McIninch is ill with rheu-
matism.
Miss Grace Bracey has been in Amherst
for few weeks.
F. E. Mace made business trip to Els
worth the first of the week.
Mr.. Strout, of Cherryfield, whose teams
have been camping at Alligator lake while
hauling bark to Riceville, has moved out
of the woods.
Harley Black, OF Mariayille, who has
been working for l.. Palmer on township
2, returned home Friday, suffering with
a earbuncle on his neck.
Among those in town recently were
Frank Rice, Bangor; j. I. Giles, j. H.
Austin, John Cook, Ellsworth; Mrs. Lin
coin Siisby, Miss Myra Silsby, Aurora.
Bert Saunders, who has been employed
by the Ellsworth Lumber company, gave
his knee a bad cut Saturday. He was
brought out of the woods to-day, and left
Immediately for Ellsworth.
Jan. q. FLossIE.
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Bluehill Falls.
Marion Sylvester is ill.

BluehiH Falls.
Marion Sylvester is ill.
A party of young people from this place
and South Bluehill, Thursday night went
to Joseph Conary's for surprise party.
Wilford G. Conary, son OF A. r. Conary,
in handling a revolver Wednesday, acct
dentally shot himself through the hand.
DR.. Grindle attended him. The wound is
doing we'll.
Jan. Is. SUB.
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The most soothing, healing and antisep
tic application ever devised is DeWitt's
Witcn Hazel Salve II relieves at once and
cures piles. sores, eczema and skin diseases
Beware OF limitations WIeeIN q MOORE
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Pepsin preparations often fail to relieve
indigestion because they can digest only
aInuminous foods. There is one prepare
ton that digests all classes OF food. and
that Is KodoI Dyspepsia Cure. II cures ,he
worst cases OF Indigestion and gives I'm.
slant relief, for 1t digests what you eat.
WI0aIS N MOORE.
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the Dirigo mineral spripg compaay, is in
town visiting friends.
! Capt. William Sellers and Hourly Davis
have arrived home from Nay York.
Capt. Sellers has hauied bis schooner,
'Fiora Condonp, up there Tor he winter.
| A sleighing party OF .Normsls'' came
up from Castine Friday evening aud took
supper at tine Penohscot h1asa The
party was made up OF W G. YORK, Mabel
Shaw, r. S. Grindls, Sadie pooe. William
f. Smart, Miss Knowies, J Il Peterson,
Gay Boman, +. N. White, Katharine
Durgin
Jan. 2s suBA.
North rarnofp~-
Isaiah Young Is in very poor health.
Miss Blanche Hagan is home from
Machias
Mrs. ROBBIE Norwood, OF Southwest Har-
Dor, is visiting reiatyes here.
Miss Bernce Brinmer, of Bangor, is the
guest of Miss Carrie Salisbury.
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins and little son Neal,
OF Bar Harbor, are visiting Mrs Hodgkins'
parents, N. Salisbury and wife.
A history club has been organized, with
about dozen members 1t meets every
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Abbie Austin.
Missionary IL. j. Openshaw, from
Western China, will deliver an address
Thursday evening, Jan. 81 at the church.
Mr. Onenshaw will be dressed in Chinese
costume.
Last Wednesday afternoon, while Hollis
Austin with loaded team was crossing
Jordan's river, the ice separated and horses
and driver were precipitated ito the water.
Fortunately the water was only four feet
deep, and with the aid OF Edward Hopkins,
of Trenton, who was lear, they escaped
with nothing more serious than decidedly
cold bath.
Jan 81. Y.
Pretty Marsh.
Rev FL. Thompson, of the Methodist
church at West fremont, holds meetings
here every Friday evening
Capt. w. III. Freeman returned from the
Eye and Ear in6rmary last Saturday. His
eyes are improved very much.
Rev. J. r. Norwood, rector of St Mary's
church at Northeast Harbor, preached
two able sermons herc on Tuesday and
Wednesday evening" of last week.
Jan. 2S. S.
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BMekSHnrt.
Mrs. Sarah B. Condor died Friday af-
ternoou, at the age of htty-hve years
She leaves one daughter, Miss Lillian
Condor.
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Neglected colds make fat grayeyards." DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps men and
women to happy, vigorous old age.-Advt.
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The game OF lite ends when Gabriel
plays the last trump.
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SUB.

Mrs. j. L. Fogg is in very poor health.
Wellington Cousins lost one Of his
horses last Wednesday. The team ran
away with load of logs in Somesville,
and collided with tree, Killing the horse
instantly. The other horse was thrown
down, but was only slightly bruised.
Jan. %. M.
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compelled to give up the work on account
of failing health.

A promising Term of high school began
Monday, Jan u, in the new school house
The new building IL OF modern, style
and one which the pupils and community
should appreciate. Clarence Dow, the
teacher, has forty pupils under his charge.
All wish him much success.
Jan. % e.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Ftsnkttn.
Mrs. Curtis R. joy is quite an Invalid.
Mrs. @ Il Green will return from Ban
gor Tuesday.
Miss seiome Ripley, Of Lincoln. IS Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Harry Goodwin.
new stove at the Methodist vestry is
a comfortable acquisition this season.
Mrs. George A Martin aud Mrs. Avian
Stinsou viii entertain whist party We'd
nesaay evening.
Rev. w II. Powlesland was called to
Etstbrook Sunday forenoon to offieiate
at the funeral OF daughter OF Chelsea
Piper.
The convenience of the ice bridge g
appreciated. Visitors from here enjoyed
sleigh ride to West Sullivan last Tues-
day evening, and attended the X. OF p
meeting.
One OF Franklin's hustling young men,
David McNaughton, foreman OF stone
quarry In Havana, Cuba, is meeting with
fine success. He has recently taken to
himself as bride, ISIS Mabel Drsko, of
Jonesport. Friends here tender con-
CALCULATIONS.
Jan. 2S. b
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ELLswnsrH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. January SO. 1901.

saiEs LAW REGARDING wEieHrs AND aEAsrsrs
A bnshei of Liverpool salt shall weigh 80
pounds, aud a bushel Of Turks Island salt shall
weigh 70 rounds.
he standard weight of bushei Of potatoes,
Ia good order and III for shipping Ia 80 non lis
Of apples, ~ pounds.
rhe standard weight OF a bushei of Deans In
good order and fit for shipping, Is 81 pounds.
pounds, OF corn, 80 pounds; of onions. 81
pounds, of carrots. English turnips, rye and
Indian meal, so pounds; OF parsnips. IS pounds I;
81 harley and buckwheat, Is pounds; of oats,
Y pounds, or even measure as by agreement.
The prices quotei below are the retail prices
at Ellsworth. Farmers easily reckon from
these what they are likely to receive In trade
or cash for their products.
Country produce
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advertisements.

II TAPOLEON lost the battle Of Leip-
: Y sic from fit Of indigestion.
How many battles do you lose in your
business because you lack the support
ing, stimulating brace Of good coffee.
"Poor coffee, poor enery!" is the rule.
Mature has her soft pedal down and
you have no snap. If you want the
loud pedal, the forceful power, the
strenuous living, try Chase & San
born's Seal Brand Coffee. It will
strengthen your arm.
In rr and alb I'll
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high IN
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Stops the Cough and Works OF the Cold.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure cold
IN one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price % cents.
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MariavllIe.
Walter Frost is very low with consump-
ton.
Henry Smith is seriously i'll. Agnes,
his daughter, has been called home from
her school in Rhode Island.
The community was greatly shocked
on Saturday to learn OF the sudden death
of Mrs. David Keezar. She leaves hus-
band and large family of children, some
quite young. They have the sympathy
OF the entire community.
Jan, IS. 3.
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West Trenton.
Mrs. A. B. Fairfield, OF Salem, Mass, is
stopping with her sister, Miss j. ID. Nc
Farland, this winter.
Kittie Moore and Mrs. j. Lynch, OF
Ellsworth, visited Mrs. K. II. Hopkins
last Thursday and Friday.
Capt. Walter Bird and wife, of Bar
Hsrbor, have been visiting Capt. f. E.
Hopkins the last two weeks.
H.H. Hopkins is having cargo of corn,
-four and groceries discharged from the
schooner ~. FL. Butler" from Portland.
ID. e. McIntire, OF South Berwick, who
was the guest of A. S. Hopkins for two
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Capt. F. e. Hopkins left Saturday for
New York to take charge Of a steamer to
ran from New Orleans to South American
ports for six months in the fruit trade. II
Fred McIntire and Roy Hanson, of
OF South Berwick, were here on hunting
trip last week. They carried away two
foxes and large quantity OF smaller
game.