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rcrtn Lamotas.
Mrs. E. ID. Brsgden 10 Visiting her
sister, Mrs. clars Abbott, at East La
moline.
A. L. Grsy started lsst Night to try bis
fortune Ia the West. He goes as f&f IS
Everett. wssh.
The writer recently received Sample
Of luscious fruit from Birch Tree fAfm
at Partridge Cove The apples were the
81. Lawrence. commonly known as
Straw berry sweets.
The rural delivery which came on is's
week Is much appreciated. Not only $
IL found 10 be very convenient, but nsiis
are received several hours earlier.
DIR. Clarence Holt aud bride spent sew
erai Gays st his old home here last week
accompanied by his mother. who hss
now gone to PASSPORT to wish her dangh'
ter, Mrs Herbert Hodgkins.
Oct. 6. I.
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= ssastso-al co4nsY News 80 Other pass.

Southwest narpsr.
fremont hall y being newly shingled
and put In repair.
Mrs. Martha Z. Hooper, OF Sullivan,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lydia Robinson,
DO has been seriously i'll with scsatics
for several weeks.
At the communion service At the Goa
gregational church Sunday, Oct. 5, Mrs.
Roe1e Norwood, IT,. wss received on con-
fession OF faith into church membership
Amos Brsey's new cottage Is making
rapid progress toward completion under
the hands of good crew OF wcrkmen.
II viii be ready for occupancy in Novsm
Der.
Mrs. c. Y. Wilson. OF Sullivan Falls.
who has spent the past year or two at
Bar Hsrbor, Is ss present attending an
invalid, Mrs. Fannie Fsrweil, at South
west Hsrhor.
Eight-year-oid Herbert Coasins, Of
Tbomaston, came home with bis aunt
Ida for vlsit of several weeks. Mrs. r.
NJ. coasias is safely recovering from her
serious Illness.
The s'Slarsr and the "Beckiess have en-
tered upon the fail campaign With new
interest aud yigor. The fisst social OF the
season was given BY the ''ys" a, fremont
hall Friday night.
Edward c. Mason. OF South Brooks
wife, accompanied BY bis ~ifc, came to
Southwest Hsrsor In bis new yacht 10
VISIT bis sister. Mrs. Pspnsc FsrwcIi, who
I. ssin critically al al the home OF her
brother, J b. Mason.
Mrs. Bsrvey Hosgkias retarned from
Sorrento " here she has spent The Summer
last week. Her daughter, Mrs. J. o.
Was comb, left little earlier to ioin her
husband at Syracuse. y. ", where they
have now gone TO housekeeping.
Committees were sppoinsed at the mid
week prayer meeting for the eutertsin-
ment Of delegates TO the coaniy Co1gre-
gstionAl conference 10 be held here next
week. There will be picnic dinner and
supper a, the Dirigo hotel on "Wednesday.
Quite number OF the local W. c. I. &.
gre planning to sttend the national con-
vention at Portland. Oct fs-Z2-Mrs-
A. W. aud Mrs. p. c, Clark, Mrs. J. T.
II. and Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Mrs. r. Ben.
son Stanley, Mrs. Powers snd Miss
Ksthie Freemsn, president Of the "Y's".
Mrs. chsrlss 4. Coax spent week with
her fsl hsr 81 tue Cestre befare joining
her family aa Bangas. Tais s0rtny CHI
rem, Wa. DIX, pact bite nimesirin Sirsn-
day, hiss piAated ana cultivated vege-
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lsSnt:ssmsuls.
~F~-ttklzNEFsAsKk2.
SCOTS
EN- ULSION

SCOTS Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en-
joyment of life of thousands Of
men, women and children.
To the men SCOTS Emul-
sion ; gives the flesh and
strength SO necessary for the
cure of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women SCOTS Emul-
sion does this and more. 1t is
most sustaining food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children SCOTS Emul-
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls,
for thin and sickly boys SCOTS
Emulsion is a great help. !.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT a. BOVINE. Chemists.
4o9-4i5 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and si.oos all druggists.
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crsnssyrs f.i.@-
Herring continue In large quantities IN
this vicinity.
Capt. william n. Buigsr and wife ara
home for the winter.
Capt. Freeman T.. Stanley has geas wes;
Tor cargo Of apples.
Mrs. Myfa g, steele Is home from IRE
Bar issrbos hospital much Improved in
health.
ars. Emm. Blriem aud mrs. Bertha
Braey have gore to Rye, y. n, on visli
Tor Tee wccks.
Mr.. stephen saallsdge asa Mrs. Annie
Ash, Of Northeast Harhof, we're eslling on
friends here to-day.
invitstlons are out sor the marriage 81
Miss Caro- May Stanley 10 Gsorgs Turner.
at Stephen s-pRilidgs's az Northeast tIsr-
Dor. the sse inst.
A pretty weddiag occurred al the hosns
% Mrs. Asa d. Stanley. sept. u. ~hss her
daughter Rivs was married TO Edward A.
Stanley, by Gilbert 7. Hadlork, esq, Ia
the pFrscnee Of twenty three guests. The
bride vas bccominsis gowned Ia blue,
trimmed ~ith white ssiin and lsoe. After
congratulations reirsshsnsnis wsse served.
Oct. q. Il.
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Ea<s Hssshsis.
Fred ersyes Is visiting ia Etn..
aiilie Ray 10 At home for q short vsslt.
Ivan Thon returned from Roekisnd
Saturday.
Collins Thsm !. home from hanger fee
q short Walt.
c. IL. wasfwsli and wife left this
moFaln. for Raymond, Cal.
Charles u. Miller, who Is employed 10
Boston, ia borne tor abort vacation.
Er.rns Twinlav and Fserenew Foster len
TO- Darlington. Mss, ttis Enorasnz.
Hsoies 9rsnaa, ssais t'siadle, Ai!cs
fAsaass -ua tess'a~ Coas-isss ATTENDED
sa@e sa.ssss ts-sIs,I al Ii~ag0r.
Mrs. Flora. wsfs of tirorxe o. Cousins.
disd at her hcmu l.st Friday. The 'u-
nefst services wsrss hetf Sanesy. Rev. ].
D. Meofsw ottsci.isng
ors. q. sPEc.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs Weber, OF Brewer, are
visiting at /. l. Crabtres's.
John Hollis and wife OF Bangor, spent
Sunday at Mrs Annie Moons.
Mrs. Lettie GrindIe, OF North Sullivan,
visited friends In town Sunday.
A quiet wedding took place at South
surry, Oct. 1, at the home Of MFR. and Mrs.
Edgar Treworgy. when their daughter
Laura A. was married to Frank L. Colby,
of this place, by Rev. David Kerr, of Ellis
worth. Only near relatives were present !:
the brides sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trundy, and Miss Caroline Colby,
the groom's sister, and the family OF the
bride. A goodly number Of presents were
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Bsessr.-
Miss E. A. Mayo gees 20 Boston to-day
on business.
Mrs. J. r. staples Il Visiting hsr mother
al fucksport.
Fred Phillips wont to Boston last Mon
day on business.
A. II. sherman vent to Rockland last
week on business.
Hiram Bartlett went 10 Boston Last
Monday for few weeks.
Daniel Hsrriek. who is employed In
Hxrtland, is home Tor . week.
Joseph York and Marvin Alien. Of Prov
idence, X. l.. are visiting At T. b. york's.
Willis Bracy went to Beverly, Mass,
Thursday, after vacation Of swo seeks.
Victor Friend, Of Mslrose, and Mr.. Pest,
of Boston, are in to~n for the Cunning
season.
Harland Free,hey, Ralph Wiley and
Ward Frscshey returned from yachting
last week.
Twenty-scvcn new books have beon re-
esived at the new library room. A new
carpet has been laid.
Mrs. @. A. Grinais returned from
Melrose Wednesday, where she has been
spsnding the summer.
Herbert Tyler and vile came from
Beverly, Mass, Wednesday, whese they
have spent the summer.
Miss Mertie York wens To BarusiahIe.
Mass.. Thursday. She viii spend the
winter In Massachusetts,.
Oct. 6. USx FEMME.
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srsnssa.
N. NJ. Bisssaell was up fsana Sorshe&
tissbor to spend the sabbath.
Joseph y. Damn has gone TO saltwater
where be has employment.
Mrs. A. n. Damon was tn Bangor Sat.
urdsy. and attended the nasio festival.
Miss Sara Brsgaen. Of Sorthesss Hair
Dor, has eeco visiting relatives ia tosD.
Rev. C. 4. Petersen conducted services
at The West FrsnkIia snIoa church Sun
day afternoon.
Robert phinips hes had . piazza ban'
ana Bis hoass osBsrsss Improved es \
cost Of psias.
Eagsn. psnsss j. saainx an ell snd
shrc 10 the essssRp whasa Is occupied by
Charlie. sprxSas.
Pearl Pasasps and bride, OF Concord,
y. ~. are yasssisg his pafsnss, kosefs
Pbtiliy'- ssd site.
Misses cassissss spEingsr, Bertha Bar
ton sna Ssass Basksr are home tfou
Northeast Hzrbor.
Word wss rrcaiFed last week OF tes
deafh ~ Linweoa ceosnes. OF typhusa
fever, In wsshlnEtos.
Mrs. mssda DoaBfli aud two children.
OF Ellsworth. hare been sps5dsag wees
snong Asr rSiAgixss berx.
Mrs. Settts Dyer y q; hoass from
E&s;broox after = so.onrn OF several
mouths, reeaPsrstiag her htaith.
Mis-. Charlotte aseomhsr seat 10 Port
ls1d Saturday to issa her unosass and
sister fer sisis to Boston aud yieGniiy.
Materials Tor q resolving tomb Ia bay
yiew esmsicry are bsing procured. II
looks ncw - iboagh the project go long
contemplated Ia to become a reality,
,hroagh the perseverance, OF Mrs. NJ. J.
springer.
Dr. A. n. Dsniaa has decided on a
's.-s$, ~ .-ss - E.sf stss ssnsfit uf M.
lg-a.sos,'- tssta The a'sctsr and hs
vssims bic wife. hsss na~4s wsspy trscaas
here, who regret thsts istsnoed aepsrtars.
aud the Necessity Tor IL. and hops ths air
of Aroosgook eoaHsy may prpvs beae-
acl~i.
Oct. 8. Il.
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Silence is virtae that Is frequently
overlooked BY fools.
IL 10 easier to start a woman talking
than 1t IL TO step her.
1t DOESN'T seem inappropriate to say
.sh&ek upi" to camel.
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There was very pleasant family gather
ing al J. y. Bsbsoa's, sept. %. The tims
after dinoer was spent in a social way, and
passed away all too quickly. Thoss pres.
ens were nr. and Mrs. French. Mrs.. J. W.
Bahson. n. v. Tibevits and wsfs. Of wash.
inxton, ID. C.. Julian Mcose and wiis. Mrs.
Jennie nocshsm. Mrs. Lou Perkins, Mrs.
Carrie Fiye, Misses Emma and Dorothy
Tihecits, Miss Alice Dock hsn, Mrs.
Horace Pcase, Miss Myriis Bahson.
Oct g. n
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South SHxrr.
Mrs. s. W. Trsworgy is at Southwest
Harbor for few weeks
Mrs. Edward Mann, of Bar Hsrbor. IL
visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolster, OF Boston, were
guests Of EDWARD Young and daughter
Isss week.
w. p. Stewart and Miss Stewart left for
New YORK week ago. Mrs. Stewart and
Miss Virgins win go In few days.
Oct. s.
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Vast isassaass~
The steamer .Minnehsh&r made her
last trip Tuesday.
Schooner Sarah Elizabeth. has been
diseharging load OF steel during the
pas; week for ths stand pipe.
Mics person and Miss Kneelant, who
have been boarding at Luther Giips,rsek's
all summer, rctarned TO Boston lat Tues
day.
Mr.. Anderson. the sub-insp~ctor al tbs
coaIing station, has moved bis family here
from FAN River. They are occupying the
Haniin cottage
Mrs. Jennie Murch and her brother,
Herbert Young, have gone to Lowell,
Msss., where they will be employed dur
Ing the winter.
John Davis, with the thrSshing ma
chine, has been in this vicinity during ihs
past week. There was crop Of 30
5ushsls from the government property.
Mrs. Melinda winterbosham has closed
her house herr and gone TO Franklin TO
yisit her daughter. Mrs. George jordan.
for fsw wecks. She viii speno the win
ter ~ith another daughter, Mrs Nc
tsrafh, OF Ansonia, Conn.
Oct. &. II.
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surry.
Mrs j. e. Colt is siiii very I'll.
Mrs Charles Anderson Is very III. shs
Is threatened with typhoid fever.
olsndo Staples, after being confined e
his home several days by Illness, is able
10 be out again.
j. Il. wsseott and jesse Consry are on
the road witt their ,hreshing fnschsoe,
They visited the barns ia the vicinity OF
the village isst week
seleetman p. r. JeiIison moved oct OF
the house owned BY L T. Goodwin into
the Merrill house on the hill, owned By M.
t.. Lianeken, Tuesday.
Rev. L. Hznscom was in surry We'd
nesday to inspect the ballots for sheriff.
He seemed satisfied with the official count,
bat made NOTE Of the six defective AID
one doubtful ballot.
Oct. 8. 81.
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sauth beer t.s~.
Colds are prevalent here, very Few es-
esping 40 attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gusiavus Mitchell left for
Yarmouth Friday.
Carl ROBBINS leaves this week for
Rosion, sitter a short vacation.
Stephen STANLEY, who returned last
week from his seasons work, IL quite
Ia at present.
Use Sunday school board held .
business p.sting With the supsrlntend-
snt. Mrs. Hattie Hepdrick. Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. q. W Avery hsld an evening SER
vice at the church here sunday. lie xsye
very interesting discourse on personal
responsibility.
~sss TIA. G-sy .'sisea Rev. Harry Hn,
% sst- 81 -ssssIsss-l tisrbor -a.5rt
tias~ sxa. She ssgsbrt.a a vssY pIsss@n4
si-lt. 3aa Nh Has friends here we're
glad to hesr ,hs, be is very pleasantly cit
us,ed there.
Oct. ,. Eco.
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@~sf
ras saasmsr visitors are VI gone
Jean Dyer Il naishins ne chambers IN
hls fkthsx's hoass.
cbsfses Clark is driving the mail from
Etisxoyik 10 Great Pond.
r. q. Burnhsm has an order tor car
load OF stare eegins- for the Boston
market.
The Methodist pastor holds services al
Tsuuton while the church Is being
repaired.
). ). scsmmon ia running bis nsil Gag
snd nighs. 10 finish the stock In The pond
before cold weather.
Joseph Z. Damn has bought wood lot'
and With the AID OF gasoline engine
Intends TO manufacture Ore wood.
Oct. &. Ca'E'EK.
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R<solrsa. That II The antiEaesy death Of oar
associate. lsrostasr George l.. Caomhs, To TAR,
away land, esrsins II tine when the court uas
rsturnfag from The burial Of loved brOther.
CeGFr Tn2 wassah has received . severe shoek
Bro. COombs. who from circumstances. was NOS
shis 20 b. - closely Unidentified VITA the eoars a.
mAsy others. was one who slwAys aaes Us Win
brsghi ere and xeaiAl snaile. He hsd most
kindly disposition. snd vas ever forxstfal Of
sslf. and although unable 10 As&tst In his Last
days or perform the '-lAss sad rtses". our hearts
weas oaf 70 hin IL hr0sheEiy love darins his
fatal sickness.
Resolved, THAT ne deeply sympashize with
his relatives IN their bereavement.
Resoired. Thai In the drsping OF The charter
for our brother. whom we were permitted 10
have with us 70 the last. &c remember thiz on :,
hrother who ties In iAr.4wAy region. and npou
whom the last ILLUSTRATIONS bad 70 he per
formed by stranger hAnaz.
RssolSsd. Thai copy Of these resolutions
be presented 10 the hereAscd relatives and pub
lished In TIIg kLLsw0ErH AMERICAN.
:. 5. ScAMMox,
Z. Z. sckMMos,
j. G.. BurLER,
W. n. BRADBURY,
cemmitsoe on reso iusions-
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II Il through the boweia that the body 4
cleansed OF Impurities. Constipation keep
these poisons IN the system, often causing
serious illness. DeWitss Little EariJ
Risers prevent this BY stimulating tbs llysf
and promote easy action OF the bowss
safe pills. They never gripe- wI6dN
MooEE.
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wsrisviu.-
Edward Grover, our merchant, l. al
ready doing quite business In hoop
buying.
Rav. d. B. Smith preAched an able SER
mon in the schoolhoose at district No. 2
Sunday forenoon.
Or. c. C. Morrison has bolt a siIo At
his farm and hss pai Ia about seven acres
ef corn this year.
Tso little strangers hoys-cane
to town r~esntiy. one at the home Of
Rufus Crawford, the other at John watts /.
Lewis Rsnkin's threc-year-oid daughter
had two OF her fingers cut OF by her
Iittls sister. ave years old, while At play
one day lsss week.
Lillian Frost, who wss married reesntly
at wsserviiIe, came home with her hus-
band and spent part Of the week with
her parents, Marx Frost and wife. Her
father, who has been strsckea with par
slysis, IL about the same.
Mrs. ciaud Dunbar has he'd nervous
shock. All sympashixs With her as sue
has been in poor health for many years,
bat Of late she had greatly Improved. snd
sn we're ia hopes she was on toe road
to recovery when she wss suddenly
stricken dowu agsin.
Oct. 4. ;.
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Marlboro
A. l. Saunders was in town one day las,
week.
Capt. Gardner Boween hiss arrived
home from Boston.
Capt. Edward Hodgkins and wife. whc
have been visiting their mother, Mrs.
Sarah Hosgkins, have returned home TO
AsbviIle.
Mrs. Annie b. Remick and her little
daughter Ruth NJ, in company with
Mrs. George Jesilson. of Clifton, are visit
ing friends in Bangor.
Oct. 9. ARE
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received. Dinner was served at the home,
after which tbe aewly marrisc couple
took the O'Clock train for the White
Mountains, stopping at Bangor snd Port
land. The friends ana neighbors Join In
wishing them life OF happiness. health
and prosperity. They VIII be lat home
In about two weeks.
Oct. 8. YAHxAroo.
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RAE.

2rianne-
stephen Dunhsm has bought the Reed
place.
Mrs. D Joyce sent to Portland Mon
day on business.
Nielsen stinson and wife, OF Gorham,
were in town this week on business.
Miss Lizzie Barns gave party to a
large number Of young people at the
Anchorage Monday, evening.
Mrs. Fresman Kent died OF consump-
ton Tuesday after 8 long Illness. She
leaves husband and 6se daughters.
The directors Of the Swans Island teIe-
graph and telephone company met a,
II. w. Joyce's Tuesday evening for he
transaction OF business.
Mrs. Abbie Staples, who has been ran
ming the Randall house at Southwes,
Hsrhor, has been appointed posimistres.
at Atlantic, and viii return home this
week.
Oct A. a
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HAeseas. Tbs supyuaae tsAns Of ise uzi.
ssFsc Ia Hls tnaaiAs wssie& aavaax rsmssesf
from oar eaSsAty coaEs N ahc celestial uaarGs,
our dearly eetssess hrosysr. Lsse.sla naE1cr.
Re.oisss, THAI In u dsAsh csau TaxwAs.
ssA hns ssstasSess "a isss " tFvsh~r whs had
long bees ssenuaaf wsh me order. ene vita
was ssFoas IL frslsaiEy AID falihfal warssF
fer tee good Of ass order.
Rsspsssd. fhst tsss eoart viii ever
cherish bis zfsaory. &sd tAeagh hss face vii 20
more b. sen AMONG IA. nis exampie Of salss.
fuiness shsh be 40 iaeeatise 10 lA0se who Fe.
sssn 70 is-sreAsrd devotasa &hss larger br0sf ss.
ny iose
Received. That In baaor Of his wsm0ry. Kna
~ an euiwArt sakea Of sais break ia our
RACKS. TIE charter " stis court be araped for a
period u thirsy days.
Resoised. Thxs tssse resolutions b. gabgizhsa
ia THs ELLswoaTa ASEgicAs ard copy
presented 70 sae b<sezvess family.
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Ssonfngtsn.
W. H. Goes left Saturday for Boston
and New York.
Mrs. Carrie Stanley, OF Camden, Is Wis
Ting her mother al oeeanviiie.
George W. Traady is building a houss
near the one be now occupies.
Arnold Lawson, son OF Thomas W.
Lawson, is here In bis yacht on a Cunning
trip.
Mrs.. 3. r. Noyss ard Mrs. +. A. Torfey
attended hs musical festival at Bangor,
last week.
The party Of hunters who Ieft here Ga
Tuesday, arrived bone Saturday. Taey
brought one deer home, shot By Ttlcsa
Sawyer.
John K. Richardson. one OF our mot
prominent business mea, died suddenly
on Friday. after an illness OF ouly four
days. He leaves widow. son snd
daughter, and large circle OF friends.
He was member OF the Congregations
church, r. and A. M, o. Z. g., A. o. z.
w. and Mseca bees. tie was insured ia
the A. o. L. W., Maccahees and Union
Mutual. The funeral took place sunday
in the Congregational church under the
auspices OF the o. (. 5. sad Mssons.
Oct. 8. W.
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Blnehtu Fans
Miss Stanley OF Brookiin, Ia the guest
Of Alberta Briggs.
Brooks Gray and wife visited trlendssin
orIand Wednesday,
Mrs Helen Seavey. OF Orringson, called
on friends tn the place Tuesday.
Frank Trundy, who Is home on account
OF LII health, has gone to Sorrento.
Capts. Dusey and Wallace made = trip
to Bass Harbor and Black Island Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Slower and Mrs. Jellison have re-
turned to Sorrento. Mrs. Andrews re-
turned with them.
Oct. g. SUB.
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Reach.
Capt. Frank Johnson. who has been al
icr some time, Is no better.
william Holden, OF North Deer Isle,
is the guest of Mrs. Glars b. Holden.
School In this district, taught by Mira.
Helen h. Haskell, u progressing we'll.
w. r. Lowe, IT,, is having house built
in what IL known as the Dow district,
near the village Of Deer Isle.
Mrs Ellen Billings and daughter, Mrs.
Laura Damon, went to stonington and
RockIand and back yesterday.
Capt. James H. Robbins, who has CON-
msnded ths yacht "ysshti'', OF Magnolia,
the present season, came home last week
quite IN aud remains so.
Oct. .. NJ. l..
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TIE ANEkIcAE has subscribers at IO6
q the n res;-ogHces In Peacock eoHniy;
81 TIE other papers ~ Ire conntv cora
sssed - not Reach 50 many. THE AMER
icAs IS not ths only paper printed IN
HGncock eoants, and has mercer etaswed TO
b., bat G "a ne onis paper tsat caH prop
sis Be called a COUNTY paper; all ths
rest are mercy local papers. The csreHia-
ssoa Of TEE ANEgIcAs. barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer ssf. "a larger
ssan thar o, a.. .se other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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STRAY.

Marin s~sxu,cS.
Mrs. Laey Csossoa's house 10 being
uewly yhinglea aud painted.
Mis-. Elr.besn Tnurssou, OF Orlaud. s.
visiting ner sister, Mrs. Minnie Taarsson
n. a.. pa.-s. -. r.t.,.,,.,.4,, ,,-...,..s
So. o-nt,w "a. ,.av.~ ,a'a.v H.
home.
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The daily sentinel., 1902-11-13
WANTS FOR RENT-FOR SALE.

Satisfaction Always Lyons &
Son.
For Sale-Household goods. Apply at
260 Ouray avenue
Furnished Rooms-Two well locat-
ed rooms in Crawford addition. for
rent. Apply here.
For Sale-Or trade, my standard
bred Hamiltonian Horse, and new
Bike buggy, and harness. Apply
at the residence or to J. J. Lumsden.
J. a. Layton.
House Work-All its branches neat
ly and quickly done. Wall paper clean
ing speciality. Address, city P. o.
Box 214. Phone 5S2 black. Victor
Tharp, formerly Avenger Tharp.
The daily sentinel., 1902-11-13
MUSKRAT TAILS.

While waiting for Secretary Wallace
in the Ditch company's office this
morning, three boys came into the
octfie and laid down five muskrat
tails. Mr.. Wallace came in shortly
after land said. "Well boys, how
many have you got?" The boys ans
wered and said that they had five.
When Mr.. Wallace was asked about
his purchasing muskrat tails he said.
I'VE are always most polite to the
boys who bring in the tails of musk
rats to us. We pay them % cents for
each tail, that is the Irrigation COM
pany does. and we find that it is "A
most profitable invetment. One of
the muskrats that range along the
banks of our ditchscost in making re-.
pairs about $500 and we are therefor
most anxious that the boys who live
along the line of the ditch catch as
many as possible. We gather quite
"A number each year and encourage all
the boys to catch as many as they
can. The muksrat is the foe of the
Irrigation company and the more
that can be exterminated the better
for the waterway for irrigation. We
are not greatly troubled but still we
are always glad to see the boys bring
in the mukrat tails, as it is evidence
that we have less muskrats to contend
with.