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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
IS IT AN EPIDEMIC?
Vital Statistics Show an Alarming IN
crease in an Already Prevailing
Diseass-Are ANY EXEMPT

At no tine II the history Of disease has
there been such an alarming Increase
IN the number OF cases OF any particular
maIady as n that OF kidney and bladder
troubles now preying upon the people Of
this country.
Today We see = relative, 4 friend or an
few days We may be grtezed 70 learn OF
their serious illness OF sudden death,
caused BY that fatal type Of kidney trou-
bIe-Brights disease
Kidney trouble often becomes advanced
into acute stages before the afflicted Is
aware OF its presence; that is why we
read OF so many sudden deaths OF prorni-
merit business and professional men, ply
sicians and others. They have neglected
% stop me leak II tine
While scientists are puzziing their
brains % find out the cause, each in6ivid-
ual can, By q hltle precaution. avoid the
chances OF contracting dreaded and dan
garous kidney trouble. or eradicate It
completely from their system If already
afflicted Many precious lives might have
been, ard many more can yet be saved,
by paying attention 70 the kidneys
= is the mission OF the Wichita Sunday
Eagle 70 benefit its readers az every oppor-
tunitv and therefore we advise all who
have any symptoms OF kidney or bladder
trouble 20 write today % Dr. Kilmer Z
Co, Binghsmton, y. 7. for a free sample
bottle OF S8anp-roOt, the celebrated
specific which IS having such a great de-
mand and remarkable success n the
cure Of the most distressing kidney and
bladder troubles. With the sample bot
tie OF Swamp Root VII also be sent free
a pamphlet and treatise OF valuable in
formation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Prices for Hogs Five TO Ten
Cents Higher.
MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE
Buyers Took All Hogs offered
Yesterday.
MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE

The upward turn Of the hog market was
arrested yesterday and sellers had to sub
NIT TO a decline Of : to 10 cents IN order
70 effect sales. There were q few hogs
IN the early morning that brought yes
terday's prices s1 they were late arri-
walls the night before, on which buyers
had placed their bids The first sales
were made IN the morning at 5 cents
lower than Fridays market, but By a lit
tie after noon sales were made az &c
lower, and AT the close hogs we're going
at S5.65 that seemed about as good as
those that sold for 10 cents higher than
that figure the night before. The average
OF the hogs yesterday were about Up 70
that OF Friday. The buyers seemed vii
ling 70 take all the hogs offered at what
they considered fair prices The receipts
up to p. n were Las, and several car
loads were reported TO arrive later. AL
OF the hogs in the yards were sold at the
time the market closed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
S 40 o. 10
LIKE A GOOD TEMPER SHEDS A
BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE

poria- They wiz visit the family OF Col
onel Murdoch
Mr.. J. J. Osder OF 24s Indiana avenue,
has been confined 70 his home for two
weeks with a severe case OF infam1na-
tory rheumatism.
Warren Cobb Is IN tbs east visiting He
intends spending several days al the Buf-
faIO exposition and VIII return the latter
part Of next week
Miss Hattie Shields, OF South Water
street, has just returned from Winfield,
where she attended the Chautauqua meet
ing and visited her sister.
Mr.. c. II LaPaz, who as 4 result Of
the Fourth, has been suffering from q
seriously burned hand, hopes to be able
to resume business Monday.
1Ir. Koehn. general agent for the Ar
buckle Coffee company. who has been
stopping at the Hamilton the past six
weeks, leave next week for Omaha, Neb
Miss Katie McCandIass. Of South
Haven. who has been visiting her sister,
Ausse Maggie and DoIlie AIcCandIass. at
No. 81 North Topeka, returned home last
evening.
Mr.. Charles H. smyth and family leave
today for trip up the lakes stopping
for time at 8Iaclzinac Island from
which place Mr. Smyth VIII make num-
erous fishing excursions.
Born, yesterday, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. 2. N
Clark Of Sc South Emporia avenue, q
nine pound baby girl. Mother and child
getting along nicely. DR.. Hoffman was
the attending physician
Mr.. L S Naftzger says that playing
golf beats Colorado OF any other place,
to reduce ones weight. Mr.. Naftzger's
weight was go pounds about thirty days
ago and now he tips the scales at go.
Mr.. and Hrs. s Dowden IT., and Miss
Elizabeth Carey left Thursday for san
Jose. Cal. Captain J. 3. Carey's former
home. They VIII return via Portland,
Ore. ocean route. Yellowstone park and
1fanItou.
Mrs Chas. Fuller in q letter TO Miss
Louise Ross, writes that the Andrews
Opera company VIII begin an all win
ters' engagement in Kansas City, Sep
TENDER 2 Casper Haynes is stu with
the company.
The adtusters on the Stephens clothing
store fire have arrived AZ a satisfactory
settlement, Morton WoIlman. Of Kansas
City, having purchased the salvage.
which VIII be shipped 10 his wareroorns AZ
Kansas City, 10 he renovated and resold-
A-s. A A. Glenn left over the Frisco
last evening for webb City No. where
she WI visit M VIII Glenn and family.
after spending some time there she wiz
go 10 Ohio. where she vM spend the
summer with relatives
The Frisco Mandolin Club. composed Of
Jim and Fred Barklmer. Ed Pinkston
Frank Bartlett Gene Devine and Herb
Fry, were out serenading last night
They entertained the Eagle night force
with several pretty selections. The boys
play a good grade Of music and play i
well
2rfss Grace Conway LEFT last evening
over the Rock Island for Houston. Tex.
where she has gone to visit her father.
A. L Conaway. After a short STAY IN
Houston, she VIII accompany her father
TO his sumner home AZ la Porte. Tex
after enjoying the sea breezes. during
the heated months, Mss Grace viii re-
turn 70 Wichita Her many friends VIII
be glad OF her return.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
DAYS GRAIN MARKET.
Rain Caused Tumble in
Prices of Grain.
MARKETS CLOSED LOWER
Reports of Rain in Missouri
and Iowa Play Havoc.

Chicago, July is.-Repo-ts Of rain n
Iowa and Missouri. indicating break
IN The existing drouth. caused 4 tumble in
prices OF al grain today. September
wheat closed an even cent lower septem-
Der corn closed SC lower, cats we're 1s9
&c lower. while provisions we're down
from ~ 10 i0c at thu close.
Higher cables and reports Of the s7-eas-
ing Of the hot dry weather into the spring
wheat territory caused a strong opening
in wheat However. the advance was
maintained eus few minutes when upon
reports Of rain in the west, traders BE-
came panie-strfoken in their anxiety TO
SET, and prices dropped accordingly. Some
recovery and renewal Of confidence re-
suited from predictions Of continued hot
weather for another IS hours. but trad
ing was rather light during the second
hal1 Of the session. September opened "a
&c 70 1dl1Sc higher. at SIS 70 es1zc- When
the break came, prices dropped IA CSC.
but rallied on covering By shorts The
close was Ic lower. at ST. G571<c. Seaboard
clearances were equal 70 555.951 bushels.
Primary receipts were Tsz.o go bushels. and
northwest receipts we're 1s9 cars. against
143 cars last week ana ~ q year ago.
Local receipts were IA cars, 101 OF con-
tract grade.
There was an exciting opening II the
cor1 Pit, and sales were made sinuitane-
ously anywhere from 50 70 "a for septsn-
ber. The buying lasted but a Re wnin-
utss, and there was then a wild struggle
By longs to unload. The change il ssnti-
ment was brought about b. reports Of
rain and before the rush was over prices
had declined about &C Later there was
a good rally. but further rumors OF rain
caused another decline September open
ed Sc lower 70 &c higher. al 5zTs G5lc. On
the break prices dropped 10 ssizc. but
rallied on shorts covering only 70 weaken
again on further reports OF rain and the
close was sc lower. az s01tc. Local re-
ceipts were 80 cars. with % OF contract
grade.
Oats opened about steady n rnpathy
With corn. but the market began 70 show
weakness at the start. when there was an
over-supply OF stop-loss orders, and al
local longs were anxious TO sell This &C.
casloned q sharp decline, part Of which
was later recovered. but weakness was
predominant during the greater part %
the day. September sold between 2s7s and
g &C. closing with a loss o. Issd1Ac, at
Co 6s1c- Receipts were io5 cars.
Provisions were dun and steady. with
few features of interest A moderate de-
mand early was replaced BY rather free
offerings when weakness IN grains de-
veloped- September pork ranged between
s14.37iE and S1+.5o. closing Ice lower. az
s1f.4ziz. Lard sold between sd and
$ PA. closing SC lower. az 5 %: RIBS
closed S o56s 071z. AT a loss q 27sd5c. az
ter selling between IS 0o1k and sS.O75s
Estimated receipts Tor Monday Wheat.
I'D cars; corn. 40 cars; oats. lo5 cars;
hogs. s. 600 head.
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CITY III BRIEF.

-
s - = Z --- --- = - ---'-'-'
--.-..
Afs- - p Inn
Is very Sex "i--
Mrs o. g. smith has gone 70 Coioraoo
Springs 20 spend tae sumner
Travelling men report q heavy rainfall
In and around Garden City Kan
County Attorney J. r Comfy Is tndis-
posed AZ lis home CT Arkansas ave
nue.
Mrs Fred van Duyne has Just recoT-
cred from serious sick spell, and Is
osaia able To 10 o1r
Mr. ana Mrs. steve Skinner Of 81 81
Francis avenue, are rejoicing over the ar
a Htde daughter arrived at the home
Of Frank Buraell 1915 South Lawrence
avenue. Saturday morning
J. T. Upton ard Earl Evans came IN
from blackwell yesterday afternoon
where theE Aao oeen on business
1liss Alice Palmer, q Derry has been
visiting IN the c1ty this week the guest
Of Miss Culver. on College Hil-
NJ Joe Etrsch Of Arkansas, came Up
for fs-I WIN MS noLner' AlIS' Rosa
liirsch az 81 west Inlra street
]. P Mead and wife, laft yesterday
over the Rock Island Tor SeaJIis' -" asLl.'
from where they VII 90 % Alaska
Mrs T. y" CRAY q san FRANCISCO,
Cal IS visiting her parents. Nj and
--rs- H. 81 cray -7-- norm -----
1uss Byrel Wi-iiams, Of ~ North To-
p Ia avenue is entertaining her sister
"77 came ZIP from ~ Keno lasl evening
Nlss Matte Ferguson, saleslacy OF the
Boston store, Is quite sick At her home
ooLrh -i1rket street
HU Bowman, who was sent home
from Beaumont Tex. dangerously III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14

Engineer Schwartz l. = Hero By His
Work.

Work.
Freight Engineer Billie Schwartz Of the
Rock Island IS a hero and bears his
hoaors with extreme nodesty. Yesterday
morning while nearing the Junction near
Peabody. where the santa Fe crosses the
Rock Island tracks. he stopped his train
IS usual. sisualed and vas pulling for
the crossing with the heavy freight BE-
hiz6 him. when the Santa Fe passenger
flashed into view. IN few moments il
was across the junction and Schwartz
saw what % many men was al Inevitable
sit-a-iou. for the freight would 50 crash
Ing through the passenger Just behind the
smoker. Just one thing could BE done
Schwartz 5anued his engine. throwing
her fuu power back against the cars BE-
hind the impact. wrec1ng eight cars. one
beng Gned with cement and ths others
with wheat. pilinE the wrecked cars high
upon the track and scattering wheat over
8 vide area The accident occurred At
abour $50 il the morning and the roaS
vas blocked until fl the afternoon.
schwartz's prompt action saved many
lives srd s moments hesitation would
have made II TOO late.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14

and the SenzAt has eecn ext-zrrtnrsxT
Z has ccmplcteiy hraccc Ese Up I an
Just as vigorous as Wleu a 10y AZ
yea cannot realize how happy 7 an
Dear E.r-1n1s ms1hod Worked beau
ufuLy. Results were exactly Wat I
EeeGed StF-ncth and v.E1r have som
pietely returned ard sulaFs3ment - en-
lirely sarisfacfo ry.
Dear Sir-Nours wzS received ard Z
had no trouble 10 making use % rs Pe-
c. - as 1irecre1. and can ruth fully sav
q IS boon 70 weak men 7 an ETeatiY
improved Ia size. strength ard Vigur
All co-res-ondercr Is strictly cnzn-
Genital. mailed n plain. seRlsd enssiope.
TIE receipt IS froe Tor tha asking. and
he wants every man 20 havs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14

native beef steers, "a. 7575 80; Texas steers
g s0Q4 .; grass Texans, s3-0oQ3- .; Texas
cows. g. 70d3. %; native cows and heifers,
s. 0oQ4 s.; stockers and feeders, s.. 40 .;
bulls, &. 5GEz.5o; calves. s. o1lIz. ..
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 70 1oc
lower; bulk OF sales, s5-s5Q6-10; heavy,
81. o5G6. Il; packers. S5.S5Gs.05; mixed. IS
G6-O5; light, s. = q. 50; yorkers, S5-S5G5.s 80;
pigs, Is. 49d5.7 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market active and
steady; muttons, g A6a4. 40; lambs, s4-559
) .; grass Texans. g 25G3. 50.
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1cgSs
REPRESENTATTVE SALES.
CattIe.

About as bad as it could be, IS the
way both sellers and buyers express their
opinion Of the cattle market There are
more sellers than buyers and that al
ways makes lower prices. The farmers
have become alarmed about the drouth,
and they are forcing their cattle on the
market and it would not be surprising Il
some OF them will regret their action
later. One experienced cattle man said
yesterday that this was the finest time
he had ever seen TO stock a ranch with
cattle Buyers had their own way yes
tsrday, and bought their own figures IL
seems that al grades Of cattle are selling
one-Lhird off from prices four months ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14

How any man may quickly cure him
sell after years OF suffering from sezusl
weakness. lost vitality, night losses. "a
ricccele, &c. and enlarge snail wax cr-
cans 20 fuu s,zs and vtgor. Simply SEM
your name and address 70 DR.. = w.
knapp. I25s Hui Big Detroit. 1Iich-. ara
he vii gladly send the free receipt wi-h
guII directions 50 that any man may
easily cure himself az hone. This IS
certainly most generous nNer. and ne
follow NJ exrracts ak from his a u
mal show what men think o. his geuer-
ositg.
Dear Sir-FIease accept ny sincere
thanks Scr yours = recent date. I have
gwen YOUR treatment @ thorough test
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14

se-t 81 every lress e. tse Arsiramas.d
aFEociarie1 RI - cra-.TT VIZ thsra
srs nls = re Un.ted Efatrs stasl eor-
pcrafl1n o. cleraeer
lt Nerfi inciaee ere rfr 81 - szs-
sr<l steel crHsazT. go n-nfs oefts Esf-
irrzl sseei ca-ratg. 80 Ezflcezi Teos
comrang sns uherss1r tleFs Esrs -
rsHizra a1en euEtevs1 fa nos-uafas
glezts q % srrt ueaf7-sf oo-7znsss
Hs ooris ros gre - s5tai aansef -
u-n fhss uceie - fss keusen r~aEers1
isls BE- ezfirsafe1 rsez az - 80 ssrs~zfv.
it was 80 lstenffso - hare ~ str<xs
-s general a. sqEsssls az ~ sersss-s 49,
d uzasasat 81 So 20 ,sr-s . ssEus1<zf
~ TIE s'sssts 10 o-nezess
Fr assssn- Csgshrsse R~f~ Over fsea4
Tea 1a.1. 1alT "A slnfr-s Rsz.s.aa
o1rsv7. a bad 81 zzsi1. eve r~szsE srees
PER- Arfsr ~ - cs-z ts.s Rasz4a
whistler srf cts-r rss ters - tsxass1rz
sstssfef fhs cs-rnsav ssSsr x 81
1-f-E ~ - -C=reTz~ra 40 - 60
fsrar CT 80 r10a sssrg srx-.ef - -
reaorT ~ rbs Es-sssas t1l.s ssrirx ~
r.sf - Frllz iezsrezs. = rasertfs e
frs E1rsffra re1af1 - esisseafs Ees
Ersaca ns1s-sl sets 1z.g a.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago. July IL -Ca5rie-Receir f'2
including 50 Texans; market generally
steady; good . prime steers. S5-l11s-2 - /.
POOR TO r1ediurn. 8 -s-75--9. scocEers and
feeders. = 535s %; cows, s. 2lG4 -; hel1-
rrs s. 50E4 g. Gamers. s. 7z7z57- bulls
8 ga 80 calves. = lfs17-l1, Texas steers
8 E74 81, Texas bulls. s. 5s5-al
Hogs-Recei1ts. today. 1s-3a. Monday.
g o1C: LEFT over. 2.z55; market 8 20 70 cents
lower. mixed ard butchers s5-s55s--5.
good &c choice heavy, S5-l3i5-S5, rough
heavy. : sl7s-l 60 EEh-- ; soss-11. hzz g
sales, s.
Shssp-Receipts. 1896 sheep ard lambs
steady good . choice ~e1hs-s. = Goa. =;
fair % choice mixed. Ss& western
sheer. s. 7s@4 a. yearl1nEs. s. 74-15. Ia
tive lambs S-146-%i western lambs
Cshor1l. s. 75@5-S.
OfglclSi receirts for yester5ay-CEttl
~. boss LzSs sheep. So
Official shipments for yesrsr5ay-Cst-le.
SO; hogs. 2l5S- sheep. zo1=-
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c0UnM MARkET.

SsW YORK July E--Spct cotton closed
Qsls-. Lice lover. niGGling upla1ds. SIC.
-l-1-llls Ezllf- sac sales. - bales Eu-
t-res ciesod steady; July. s.11c- August.
uses September. TIC Cact1be- -.--c-
November l-7rc- December -.-5c- January
--lsc- February. as. Marc1. 1-Sic. April.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14

Eanla, Juiy 12-Colonei ssuros VIII
e. men and Sd rides has surrendered AZ
IIsao IA AIoay province Ire fasur-ec-
ton II North Camazines province Is
practically ended
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
WOOL NAPkET.

s. louis. July 1s--wool market steady
ard unchanged, territory and western
medium, 12El5c; 6le, 1G11cs coarse. Ia
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Esu-rs--2l z-iseS arue-s creamery. 139
L. da-rr. l7sc
EsEz-Stel-y. Liec
81. Louis.
- Louis. Jury L-fC7oss w -
fCIose- 5-Lcwer, 30. red cash elevator.
So. trzcs. s4fEc. September. 49,
December, $40, No. hard. So. aE-
Coru-Lowe-. No rash stcs tT1cx
5zz.c. July. Ecs September. size
cats-L.oHs-, 70. -czsh- So trzc< Ec
Jay. zszcs septe15sr. 4-.c- 10. 2 white.
Ey-Lnwsr- Ec
Foultry-Essy- chickens. e. srri-Tr. 81
9l3c. f1rke5A - young. Gc- DUR C.
springs. s6-c- geese e.. s7raEE &C.
E1rrsr-sir-1. c-ear1erTs IS is1.c. @s--y.
i11l5e
Esz-steaays zcar y. e. soutEern- C.
Ksrszs CITY.
Eazsas CfrT. July --[lCsef--r- hszt-
J1ly. s.zFs-c; sesrszhs-. E-sFZc. d.
cezeer. &C. Casa. -. hzra. EzEc.
So J. szGGc 80 ? I'D Sc
C0r1-TllT. zZ7zc. SsEtszser. re- D.
oezssr. Zkc- czEl, No Eze1 So
z5c SO whife EE
Cat=-S7. 2 Est-. g-Ha-
Hzy-t,hosce t-zothy. s-sS1e-s 6as-y. =
Ezz-Frezh. 7c
EesaD4 q sbeat - an
fse.~ Yors<.
View YORK. JAY 81 -rrs--f,s -cr1-ts. g.
- rackzEes. zz-zes sr1er. s-z-s 1s-rT.
Chsese-Ra-elvts. .Ez rzckzEes- us-ke-
F--r larGs fa1cT c1lcre- g. Slz-T ARE
s1lte. - fs1T Eral c--9-e1. s..Es.
fs-cr E-rla E-
Er@-Rs 49, pazzsEsa. zsrxet
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q. .. -. E-s-eas-.
E.dridga Commission Go.

CATTLE. HOGS AND EEP-Stock
yarls- wichita CcrsEn y1lr Stock % as
Tor Des- r--=41lz rs4 U.s. we exoscr %
Eel aEL Eo- eur C1s - -1s tlc-u- 90
efficiency 81 c- WQra ana -1a strict
bus -ees Integrity cf Cur Methods. and
crls inVrs E-r business "a thls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
Kansas Ctr

Kansas Cftv. July &c -Catsl --Rsceir-s
a.. including - Texans. llasksz slc<
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago. July 1s.-Ths leading futures
ranged as follows.
- 1 80 - e.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
F7our-1farEet STEADY
Wheat-No- g spring. sl765c.
Coru-No. 2 sc. No. . Yellow. sc
OstS-N0- z, 80. NJ. 2 white. &c so.
white 54G15c.
FAX sead-Ns. Z Ees
Timothy seed-Friue s. q
Pa-r-1fess per bhl yr2 -E14 ~
L.ar5-Ps- 10 lbs = s7s ~, short 70
sides 2-fs5- dry salzst sh51.5e~s
f3oEed4. 7izl1 go short clear sides C1crsdf
s
vThlslcy-Basis q high vines. III
CloVer-Cortract Erade g. a
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Charles Currier and wife, OF Aboot'
visited relatives here last week, returning
home Monday.
whitcomb, Haynes & Co. have pur-
chased the A. e. Moore barn near the
depot here and will raise and repair " NJ
once.
George c. Austin and j. II. Nevils were
at home from Bar Harbor over SUNDAY
also E. T. Finn, who is employed as
lineman by the Western Union Telegraph
Co.
Mrs. Lucy Haynes, who has Deen
critically i'll at the home of her sister In
Lynn, Mass, for several weeks, was able 10
be brought to the home OF her sou, John
H. Cook, on Tuesday. She was accompan-
led home by her son, Fred Cook, VINO
has been with her through her illness IN
Massac husetts. The many friends oil
Mrs. Haynes are glad that she was able TO
come home, and hope to see her about
within a short time.
There was quiet wedding at the home
of Mrs. George L. Jordan on Saturday
evening, when her sister, Miss Louise
Bresler, and Lewis /. Gray were married
The house was prettily decorated for the
occasion. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. George w. Avery in the presence
of immediate relatives. The newly
welded couple are both residents here
and we'll and favorably known. A host
OF friends join in congratulations. Mr.
and Mrs. Gray Immediately began house
keeping in the Edward McQuinn house
previously furnished and ready for occu'
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SargentviI1e.
Mrs. Grace Kane is on the sick list.

Sargentvile.
Mrs. Grace Kane is on the sick list.
Mrs. 4. O. Thwaites is having her
buildings painted.
w. j. Grindal, of Bangor, was in town
on business one day last week.
H. r. Dority and wife have moved into
the house with Addie Billings.
Miss H. P. Carsley, of Newton, Mass, is
spending few days here with friends.
N Annie Closson and Clinton Cooper
were married Thursday night, by Rev.
E. s. Drew.
Almond Sargent has been confined to
his home by illness for long time, but is
improving.
F. Fl. Harding is having fireplace and
chimney built in his cottage. Charles
Ware is doing the work.
\ Herbert S. Dority and Miss Angie E.
Spooner were married Monday evening,
June 8, by Rev. E. S. Drew, at the home
of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Martha
Spooner, in the presence OF about forty.
The bride was attired in blue and white
silk.
June 4. HARDING.
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Mrs. Adeloert Garland is in poor health.
Little Maurice Hodg kins, who has been
III so long, is very weak.
Mrs. orren Thomas, OF Brewer, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Brown, OF Bucksport, visited her
brother, Willis Trim, last week.
The ladies' aid society will be enter
tanned by Mrs. W. s. Murch Thursday
afternoon.
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West fremont.
Joseph Titus is great sufferer from
dropsy.
Robbie Rumill, who has been away since
November, has returned home.
Capt. Winfield Sprague is still suffering
from the effects of his sore finger.
George w. Lunt, who was hurt on the
schooner "Morris W. Childs", arrived
home this week. He is doing nicely.
The ladies met at the church Saturday
the supervision OF the pastor.
While DR.. Tapley was attending a
patient here, his horse got his foot over
a barbed wire fence, and cut it quite
badly.
June 4. THELMA.
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NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Alfred Dewitt and wife, Of Brewer,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Edward K. Leach is spending few
days with his mother in South Brooks
vile.
Mrs. Mary Moore is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Benton Knowles, OF
West Eden.
Alec McGown is keeping station at
Nicolin. Bert Spencer was called to
Green Lake.
Mrs. Emma Carter, with her little son
Elmer, is spending few days with hei
parents, Galen Maddocks and wife.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County News, see other pages.

Egypt.
Charles Hass has a position as night
Waterman.
Selden Smith is at home from Massachu-
sets on a vacation.
Horace Sinclair, of Eastbrook, is saving
slaves at Burnham's mill.
Barney Mullan and wife are at home
from Bar Harbor for few days.
John F. Clark and Howard Hodgkins
have been at Lamoine the past week on
business.
Charles Hardison and Henry Billings
are peeling bark on the Burnham lot in
Hancock.
Mrs. Julia Hutchins, who has been in
Massachusetts with her daughter, has re-
turned to her home here.
E. G. Burnham has eight acres planted.
He is experimenting at gardening in a
small way. He has fifteen rows that are
one mile and a quarter in length.
Lumber manufactures in Franklin are
not yet thing of the past. The smoke
from three steam mills and one water mill
can be seen at one time, from points in
town.
June 3. B.