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stshfiilss
Nh. E J. Potter. who has been III. b.
better.
Kenneth Brssaon, w 10 has been IA, is
improving.
Mrs PABLO Lewis aud daughter were in
Town Saturday.
Sernies Smith. VINO teaches Sullivan
een're school, cotnmencsd this morning.
Mrs. g. II. Robertson has gone to East
Sullivan 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Psiten.
Miss wilma Googias, who IL teaching
!" Sorrento, spent Saturday and Sunday
q her home.
Kills spefFy and his friend, Mr.. Cook,
asfe the guests Of Ms. sPersy's mother,
asa. Maria A. Robertson, sunday.
Carroll Clark win 20 TO Bangor saiur-
aay to work for Morse & Co. His many
i'iends wish him success Ia his new under
taking.
William Hill, while ia bis barn last
week, had an III turn and fell backward,
hurting his head daise badly, bat not
seriously.
airs. hyrs Young, of North Lamoine,
VIC has been visiting her uncle and aunt,
y z. BFsgdOn and wife, returned home
this morning.
Sept. 5. b.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Hancock Point
Sumner Hardwood. OF Lynn, Mass, Is
at the Lakewood cottage for few days.
Prof. Lord, of New York, preached sum
day morning, and as usual gave delight
full sermon.
The season is fast drawing 10 q close
here, and the hotel guests and cottsgers
are fast leaving.
Judge wisweli Is still at the IIamlin
cottage, and takes his daily row with
great regularity.
Prof. II. q. Boardman left with his wife
yesterday. 10 resume his duties as instruc-
tor at the University OF Maine.
Louis Clark, of Spokane. Wash, has
purchased plot OF land on the western
shore from Rev. DIR, Lakewood, and will
build at once.
Mrs. Grace Baldwin gave candy pull
Wednesday evening. There were present
Misses Helen Rollins, Helen Davis, Mabel
Monsghs Marie Grant, Louise Lynch,
Mrs. T.. J. Swan. DIR. e. L. Swan, Alton
p. Swan and Daniel Campbell. Mrs.
baidwin's reputation as manufacturer
Of candy Is famous.
The little feet of yachts here Is rapidly
diminishing. There are still left the
"underclife', Louis Clark, OF Spokane,
The Leonia," Capt. Buiger, and the
"white Wings, chartered to DIR. 4. l..
Swan, Of New York, which Is again at
anchor after few days cruise to the west
ward with Prot. II. s. Boardman as guest
Mrs. f. J. Swan gave her annual corn
roast on Tuesday evening. 1t was as en-
Ioyable as ever. The large bonfire attract
ed the steamer 3 attention, and hey threw
an iuquiring searcbiight ON the scene.
The groups about the fire looked very
picturesque on the huge rocks. Among
those present were +. NJ. Watson and
wife, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dosn, Of Brewer, and Miss Dosn, DIR.
Robinson and family. OF Bangor, e.
Harrison, OF Baltimore, Miss Helen Roll
Inns, Miss Mabel Monsgha and Mrs. and
Miss Grant, of Ellsworth.
Sept. s. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEWS.



rrsnh,,a.
Misses Douglas and stoyer commenced
term Of school In district No. 2 Mon
day.
Mr.. Fisher, OF Charlotte, was In town
70 spend Mondsy night with his daughter,
Mrs. A. II. Damon.
E Mrs. Carrie Macomber and daughter
Helen have made an extended visit to
Frecpoft and other points.
Charles Mscomber has bought Capt.
Edward Dyer's house. Capt. Dyer has
moved bis family into the home Of his
father.
Two OF eur esteemed townswomen,
drs. Charlotte Mscomber and Mrs. julia
A. Dyer, are critically Iil.
Csps. Ephraim Dyer Is slightly better
OF bis ismeness. 1t Is hoped his foot need
not be ampu,ated.
Otis Springer is rapidly improving.
The shingling OF the Methodist church
and repairs on belfry are completed.
Metal ceiling has srrived and will shortly
be put in place. Memorial windows will
be ordered soon.
Misses Sadie Bunker and Lena Joy are
bone from Northess, HaEbor.
The story OF the accident to young Me-
Hugh, who was hurt on the railroad last
Friday night, Is referred TO in the news
columns.
A. NJ. Stevens and wife, OF Portland,
bsvo been visiting relstives here and In
adjoining towns.
Mrs. Lizzie Gordon is having extensive
changes made in The house she has bong ht
on Water street.
Oliver Mcneil, who has been at home on
SICK leave, returns to his position TO Ma
eombcrfs mill soon.
The male qaartet,e, new feature at
the Sunday evening service at the Metho-
dist church. Is composed of ivory Butler,
Hal. Clark, G. Z. Dweiisy and Ellsworth
Hastings.
Sept. 9. b.
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Vacation tin Is he e ard the children
are fairly wing out Of doors. You need
only to guard aga INST he accidents incl
GENITAL to most cp n air sports. No rem
edy equals Dew itt'- Witch Hazel Salve for
quickly stopping pain or removing danger
from cuts scales and WOUNDS. Sure cure
for piles and SIX IN di>eases. Draws out the
aamstior. Beware OF cnnpterteits.
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French Family Reunion.

The French family reunion will be held
at the town aii,:FrsnkIin, September 80.
All the descenosnts OF the French
family are invited to be present. Mrs. r.
S. Gay, OF Franklin, is 8, cretsry.
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North ssaxwtss.
Miss Inca Page opened her school at No.
. Aug. IS.
Miss sadie Eaton is the guest of Mrs.
Ada Alien.
ii. o. Staples was In town last week on
business trip.
school opened here Sept. /. Maria
Thompson Il teacher.
Mrs. Doyle, OF Portland, called on
Aobie T. we'll saturday afternoon.
John Tharston. Mrs. Clara CIspp, Mrs.
Ella Powers aud Mrs. Lizzie Doe, Of Provi.
denes. X, L, went 10 Biuehill Tuesday and
speai tho dsy with kimbaiI Hinekiey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elweil, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Dofity went to the O. A. Il. post pic
ME Wednesday at the Bluehiii mineral
spring. The day was hne. After dinner
thsrs were an address by Rev. e. K. Drew,
short speeches from Comrade Rose and
the officer of the day, J. Billings. poem
read by Mr. Price. OF New YORK, and
singing. All enjoyed the day.
sept. 5. RAE.
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ST. .s,.. gsorEia Ellie has gone TO Bucks-
IN, iot few weeks
"a. anna Young spent last week with
800, Mrs. Anule slower, at Bar Hsr-
hef.
= vl.isins bis parents, g. y. cosgins and
wife.
u,. grace Barfiii. Of East Baeksport,
,.s.ss her parents, J. &. Young and
wife, last week.
:, Ro,ss Grlpdle, ., sonesvillc, aud
p. Grindis, ~ Biuehili, were In
-. Z. lss, Friday TO attsnd the funeral OF
w. ,els,lvs. Harmon Trewofgy.
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sAn nunwnisn Acc1nKrr.

While cot saiiinx Friday afternoon a
boat was csps,xsd OF Mssonis point, and
Andrww, cay SOC Of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Reed, Sas drowned. His companion being
able to swim, was saved.
The locality was dragged for the body
that aiternoon and evening. and early
TIE nsxt morning the body ~as found
Bear whesr the sccsdcnt occurred.
Andrew vas sixteen years old. He was
sgO0d boy, and viii be gre@tiy missed.
tbs Occurrences has cast q gloon over
the vitisEe, and the bereaved ones have
the sympathy Of ait. Tie leaves besides
sistaeT and mot her SIX sister. aud a half
sister, Mrs. Clareaec Gray, besides othur
relatives.
The fansral took pisee Sunday afternoon
al tbs church, Rev. q. e. kinney offielat-
ing. intssment a, Bsookstae cemetery,
amid psoiusien OF flowers.
Sept. s. IL.
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ous.
A perty of gentlemen from Boston and
Bangor are at W. Tibbetts' for a few days
outing.
VIII Grover, OF Amherst, has been at
the home Of bis brother, +. l.. Grover, for
few days.
Alfred Blsisdeii and wife, of Amherst,
visited their father, q. o. B!sisdeIi, over
Saturday and Sunday.
Freeman Jordan and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, were the guests OF their sister,
Nancy Jordan, last Sunday.
Sadie Tibbetts went to Bar Harbo last
Saturday, where she has employment in
the family OF Peter Anderson.
Miss Blanche Kinesid, who has been
home on her vacation since July, returned
last Saturday to wslthAm, Mass.
There Is nice little boy at Edgar Rob-
bins, a week old. He Is "such treasure"
they haven't as yet found 3 name quite
good enough.
The Salishnrys had their reunion at
Young's grove last Wednesday. The
family was represented from many towns.
The day was perfect, and there were many
IN attendance who remained for the
dance In the evening. 1t was a success.
Sept s. ID.
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aiaahtn ran.-
Capt. Hugh Duffy arrived home from
New York saturday.
Leon Thompson spent a few days last
week with trieads In unlty.
Asstin chsttO, OF Camden, is spending
few days with friends in this place.
Tue fall term OF school begins to-day,
taught sy Miss Sadie saow, OF BIuohili.
Lester Is and wlliord G. consry have
gone to Binehili to attend the academy.
Alden Conary aud sou Harry made a trip
TO swans Island and stonington last
week.
r.. J. Mcfarland has returned from
quite an extended visit to friends la Bar
HsEbos.
Mira Watson Friend has gone tor visit
to q Acx leland. Her husband Is eupioy ed
there.
&. l.. Colsou aud wiis returned satur-
day irosn y,siS TO friends ih waterproof
aud Hampton.
sxp,.s SUB.
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ssrEsaspIne-
Ernest Psasles arrived from Bar Hsrhor
Ast week.
TIE Misses Dresser. Lillian and Lslia,
rsiarued 20 their home in Bangor iast
Senday.
Me- o. r Carter has been la B.uehiil
Waiting t'lsnds sud relatives. Sac re-
isrned Friday.
X. n. aepslns, 81 Chicsgo. former
'esiasHi, Is in to~a visiting relatives. lie
: the guest OF hi. eoesin, Grs. Mary
Byssd
Another transfer OF real estate In the
village last week ass he Purchase OF the
noe Residences % C-ps. L. J. Sargent hy
zap; casr.es L. ssh@on, Of Eggemoggin.
Tbs Rev. Mr.. L1gau, d. D., returned TO
hs home in scssatca, Pa, las, week;
Kew Mr.. Dsvie. returned To Philadelphia,
snc the Rev. SIR. Bradley 20 his home In
fsonsyivauia. SKI, ye SIMMER visitor. -
De. sssei, of Bsb@s, Arizona, has
fought OF MFs. Martha T.. spooner the
homestead Of the late Hou. wyer O..
sargent, /, Is iiae residence and beau
uiaiiy situated, aud fhe doesor ~ to be
congratulated on bis new acquisition.
Sept. s. c.
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auii- Cove.
Mrs. Tryphens Hsmor Is seriously III.
Mrs. Chastena Hsmor, who has been III,
ID improving.
Mis- Lizzie Stanley spent few days
last week with friends at the Sound.
Misses Edna Brewer and Maud Hamor
went TO Boston last Wednesday for a
Ne <.
rasfe was serious accident last We'd
nssdsy ou the "B uff -, bet ween this place
ana Bar H4rbor, Lloyd White, wuU
drives the street sprinkler, had reached
marrow pace la tho road just As he had
to turn out tor team TO pass. He turned
he horses to the outride of the street,
aud the vail and earth beneath caved In
Lloyd jumped in time to save himself,
but the sprinkler went over the bank,
dragging the horses with 1t. They feii
about fifty feet. Fortunately the tide
was out, aud the horses fell ON the dry
beach. They were badly bruised and Cut,
but no bones were broken and they will
be as well as ever Ia week or two.
Sept. Z. ANNE.
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keAEu.
Capt. Frank johnson is III.
Robert b. Hatch returned to East Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. r. l.. Tspley, of Roxbury, Mass. |,
is visiting her cousin, w. p. Lowe.
Miss Mary knight viii teach the fall
term OF school in the Greenlaw district.
Samuel T. Lowe has been down the b y
on fishing cruise. He got good fare OF
Goldfish.
Miss Ida Barbour, of westboro, Mass,
Is spending her vacation at the weliir g.
ton house.
Frank A. Lowe, wife and children, OF
Maynard. Mass, arrived Saturday. Mr..
Love returned Monday and Mrs, Lowe
returned Saturday.
Sept. s. M. L.
Mrs. Mercy Latty is improving after a
long and painful Illness.
Mrs. Leroy Hodgdon is slowly recover
ting from dangerous illness from pneu-
monia.
Mrs. NJ. r. LaFurley and four children,
of Stockton Springs, are visiting her
parents, J. w. ODER and wife.
Il. n. Clark, OF fremont, is soon to com
mence work on the new bridge across
Seal Cove stream.
Mrs. Levi Wade and son, of Newton,
Mass., are occupying the summer cottage
lately completed for her at South Seal
Cove.
Mrs. G. d. Sawyer has returned from
trip to Owls Head. Her granddaughter,
Miss Luelia Brown, accompanied her
home.
Sept. s. ID.
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North Deer Isle.
Mrs. Melville Thompson is in Castine
tbis week.
Mrs. George Blsstow, " ho has been quite
W.. Is improving.
Lewis Elils has gone to Brooksyilie.
where be has employmen at FaiEview
eotlags.
Mrs. Edward Collins, Of Roekisnd, Is
vita her daughter, Mrs. John ID. Weed,
- no Is quite NJ.
Mrs. John Brakeman and son Keith, Of
South Beooksviile. are guests of Mrs.
Collins Powers tois week.
The funeral services OF the late Levi
scot, OF Little Deer Isle, who died on
August 81, took place "Wednesday.
John Alien and family, OF sedgwick who
have been occupying part OF Capt. Arthur
Powers house, have returned home.
Sept.S. L.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31
COMPANY SUING FOR PREMIUMS.
Park Region Mutual Hail Co. Starts in the
Neighborhood of 80 Cases.

Attorney S. L. Pierce Of this city
has commenced suits. 80 in humber,
in favor OF the Park Region Mutual
Hail Insurance Co. of Glen wood.
There are as maLy defendants as
there are suits. and neatly all the
plaintiffs reside in Redwood or ad-
jAceut counties. The cases have
been commenced in justice s court.
II appears that in MAY or ] une of
the closing year the agents Of that
company were engaged in soliciting
insurance of crops against hail in
this section, and secured member
ship fees and risks of these differ
ent defendants, the latter all being
charged the original membership
fee of two dollars each.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

The writer's of the letters explain
that they have been converted and
that they want to make restitution
to the road OF money they owe. One
letter contained two 81 bills. the ex-
plauation Uf the payment being as
follows:
"Feeling that I owe the company
you represent some money. [ take
this means of returning to you that
which is yours. [ rode on your
road and the conductor failed to take
up the ticket, so l take this means
of returning the money for it. With
best wishes I remain a humble fol-
lower of the Lord Jesus.
The writer of the second letter ex-
plains that he :'bumbed' his way
on St. Louis train from Marshall.
town to Grinel], Iowa, and that his
conscience now impels him to pay
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31
FRUITS CT REPENTANCE.
Conscience Stricken Ones Make Resutu-
ton for Stolen Rides.

4. B. Cuts. general passenger
agent OF the minneapolis & St. Louis
road who has received fame raceut-
" through the North Star Limit
ed new train between the twin
cities and Chicago. received two
conscience fund letters the other
day. both OF them evidently the re-
suit OF recent revival meeting held
at Cleveland. Ohio.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

On Sept. Sd last the directors Of
the company held lheir annual
meeting ia wood. for the pur-
pose. among things. o. making
and levving au annual assessment
upon the members insured which
is required to be done at that time
by the bylaws Of the company. for
the purpose of pavingthe losses and
expenses for the current wear. and
also for the purpose OF creating and
maintaining the graranty fund AT
that meeting the directors levied an
assessment OF four per cent upon
the amount of insurance Of the sev.
eral members of the company in
Guiding the defendants ia these sew
eral actions. and this was matte paw
able on or before Oct lst last.
Notices were seGt out out OF tie
assessment. including Instructions
for remittauces. out ali tue desead-
ants 10 this batch OF complaints le
fused payment. Ia some of these
eases the amount sued Tor reaches
slg2 or more
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31


in St. Paul and. Minneapolis and
other towns of the State have al
most INDUCED in riots over the ar
rival of few cars loaded with coal
in their towns. Mr. Caswell has
beeen able to supply his own pa
irons in Redwood Falls and vicin-
ity, but he has supplied the pa
irons of other dealers, as we'll as a
number of representative concerns
in other towns.
THE GAZETTE is not at liberty to
give the complete details whereby
Mr.. Caswell has been able to secure
anthracite coal for this place, as we'll
as for some people residing in sur
rounding towns, butt is sufficient to
state that il was simply through his
zealousness to take care of his trade
that he entered into an arrangement
with a company having anthracite
coal on the docks at the head of the
lakes. At the time that the ar
rangement was entered into the
company had l5 per cent. of all the
coal that would De used in the
north west this winter, and it was
the intention of the company to
deal it out in lots pro rata of l5 per
cent. to the customers that had
been buying of that company. Mr..
Cas- we'll, knowing of these condi-
tions. and also knowing of one other
matter in which the company was
deeply interested, offered to handle
the latter matter to the complete
satisfaction of the company. provid-
ing they allowed him Il certain
amount of anthracite coal of the
different varieties. The head officers
Of the company were apprised of the
fact, and word came back that his
proposition was accepted. The
agreement called for the immediate
transportation of the coal, the com
pany being called upon to secure
the cars. In just one week from
the time the agreement was made
the anthracite coal commenced ar
irving. and MIR Caswell commenced
filling the demand for coal on part
of his old patrons, and a little later
he commenced caring for other pa
irons.
But while Mr. Caswell was scor-
ing on this coup he did not allow
other opportunities to escape. For
instance, one or two concerns at
Chicago and at other points, there
being d desire to keep the latter
towns confidential, offered anthra-
cite coal for immediate shipment at
a certain price Mr.. Caswell felt
that his patrons would prefer pay
ing a dollar and half more per ton
than TO suffer, and he brought ND
these different supplies wherever
they could be found. He has pro-
vided his regular customers with
sufficient coal to keep them going
until the new crop arrives in Feb
ruarv
Some idea OF the magnitude of Mr..
CasweIl' s coal business NAV be
CLEANED that from the statement
that during the mouth of November
he paid TO the Northwestern office
at this place, for freight on hitumF-
nous coal, nearly $4,000. His an
thracite freight bills have been cor
respoudingly large. and it can hon
estly be stated that Mr.. CaswelI
has not taken advantage OF circuu-
stances. but simply asked his pa
irons 10 nay the excess amount re-
quired of him to secure the coal,
Great tonic, braces body and brain.
drives away all impurities from your
system. Makes you we'll. Keeps you
we'll. Rocky Mountain Tea. 35cents.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31
THE MAN THAT DID IT.
Caswell. the Coal Man, Furnished Anthra-
cite Coal to Patrons.

Redwood Falls has been the cen
ter of anthracite coal during the
past two weeks, supplying people IN
a large number of towns around
here. as we'll as large plumber OF
farmers tributary to the city, as
we'll as tributary to other points.
W. r. Caswell is the cause OF this.
Few people in Redwood Falls hard
lv appreciate what Mr.. Caswell has
done for them in keeping their
stoves going when people residing
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

Robert Stewart bas been visiting
in Illinois during the past week.
Miss Florent.t King, now study
ing music IN Chicago. visited with
relatives here durieg he holidays.
The Brown county MEDICAL socie-
ty. incl ding hr VI Ds from this
county. will meet at Ne" Ulm ON
Tuesday. Jan. 9Th.
Miss Grace Kenmerer came up
from st. Joseph sacadeny. St. Paul.
several DAYS ago, TO spend the hoh
DAYS with her mother.
G: VI. s-uGhn. ! Il. schaffer, f.
L. Peterson and j. E. hiley bave
made application for liquor licenses
for the Year commencing Jan. 20tb.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

for the trip He asked 10 be in
formed OF the regular passenger
tariff between the roin's named and
promises 10 forward the money by
return mail
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

Great tonic, braces body and brain.
drives away all impurities from your
system. Makes you Well Keeps you
well. Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
Hitchcock & Co.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-31

y ten-cent quality of tobacco is
found in The American Girl five cent
cigar sold exclusively by F. L. Peter
son. l3-tf.
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GUARDING AGAINST Smallpox.

Every precaution is being taken by
the surgeons against the Introduction
of smallpox into the Home. Allsnew
members are vaccinated as soon Ashley
arrive and members are required- to
report at the hospital before going on
furlough and procure from the surgeon
a certificate that they have been props.
erly and recently vaccinated before
their furloughs will be signed by the
adjuSant. All members returning to
the, f1cme are required to report at the
hospital and undergo examination by a
surgeon before reporting to quarters.
AS the time for the payment of pen
sions is drawing near, when numbers
of the men will go out on furlough and
others now absent, knowing that the
chances of securing a bed will be bet
ter directly after the pension exodus,
will be returning to take their places,
Surgeon Elwell and his assistants, TAX
ing with them Foreman Carpenter Bal
ley Monday, made a visit of inspection
to the isolation ward to see that every
thing is in readiness for immediate Oc-
cupancy should occasion require.
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Hallowell House, about 40 p. NJ.
headed by Aldermen Currier, bearing
a huge transparency. Behind him
came the band, composed of horns and
drums, ana the rear was brought up
by citizens of the town. The hotel and
station platform were illuminated by
red fire, and frequent saIutes OF can
non crackers We're fired as the pro-
cession returned TO the house.
On arriving at the hotel Manager
Kneeland held an informal reception
for almost Is minutes. during which
the band rendered frequent and pleas
ing selections. Refreshments We're
served.
The affair was under the auspices
Of the Summit Spring Hose Co. of
which Mr.. Kneeland is foreman. The
committee in charge was composed OF
Samuel Currier. l.. c. Stevens, l.. ID.
Merchant and c. w. Stowell.
Among the prominent citizens pres
ent were Judge Stafford. +. f. Beane,
f. Il. Woods, John Hamilton, Mayor
Lunt, Gen. Tilden, Joseph Bodwell and
Howard Andrews.