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Ocean Hoase-Msss II. Il. Gilman, Miss
Juiia Gilman, George NJ. Amerigo, Bos-
ton; X. n. Malone, Marquette. Mich;
Thomas +. Jewe,t and wife, Salem,
Mas; Mise 4. Belle woodmsn, Miss
clsrissa stilIman, Springfield, Mass; Mrs.
w. W. Prsntiss, Mrs. c. IL. Prentiss,
Hoiyoke, Mass; Lillian NJ. Thorpe, Mar
gsret a. Lawless, Minnie Nj. Meeks, in-
dian Orchard, Mass; Amanda l.. Cotton,
Hattie NJ. Cotton, Springfield, Mass;
Mrs. William Robinson, Ella NJ. Robin
son, Lawrence, Mass; II. c. Zimmerman,
Washington, ID. C.; Amy Billings. r.
Louise Mschc, Springfield, Mass.; Helen
Lintwiiier, Newton Highlands, Mass;
Amelia Montgomery. Matilda Mont
gomery, Eleanor Montgomery, Pbiladel-
phis, Pa; William Gordon, Gloucester,
Mesa; G. A. Lyon and wife, Eiszsbeth l..
Clark, Mrs. J. s. wheeiwright, Mrs J.
q. Clark. Bangor; II. r. Smith and vile,
wobarn. Msss.; A. A. Smith, Maiden,
Mass; Henry @. YORK and wife, Phils-
dsiphls, Pa; Albert ]. Kern and wife,
Hilds Kern. Jamsica, N. "; Miss q. A,
Alien. Mrs, c. Carpenter.
stanley Hoasc-c. II. c. Wright, Charles
l. Bouion, Cambridge, Mass; W. w.
h.geurt and wife, Miss Eghcrt. Montetsir,
N j.; Roger Derby. Miss A. u. Mills,
Miss s. l. Mills. Boston; W. W. Coolidge
and wife, swans Island; John c. Main
and wife, New York; Mr.. and Miss VIII
son. wsshingtoa, ID. C.
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AshvsJie.
Miss Belle Hall, of Sorrento, was in
town Wednesday, the guest OF r. b. BAH.
c. @. Small, Of the Arm OF Hanna a
Small, OF East Sullivan, visited his home
Sunday.
Miss Julia Bunker, accompanied by her
friend Miss Elizabeth Ross, visited Miss
Baldwin at Bangor last Wednesday.
j. ID Holmes. wife and daughter, of
Bangor, came Friday to spend the sum
mer In their cottage on Bridg hams bin.
y. r. Hodgkips, who In employed at
Hanna & SmaiI's At Essi Sullivan, spent
Sunday with his parents, r. II. Hodg kfns
and wife.
Schooner "sussn Frances arrived SAT-
urdsy night from Portland with freight
for T.. }. Robertson, l.. NJ. Bunker and
nsnna Bros, OF East Sullivan.
George II. Tracy, OF West Sullivan, " bo
has had an operation performed at the
Bar Hsrhor hospital. Is visiting bis
brother, John II. Tracy. MIR. Tracy 10
doing nicely after the operation.
July IL. b.
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Miss Vida Cieaves arrived from Boston
Saturday for her vacation.
Miss Efie Pendieton, OF Winter Hsrbor,
Is guest at Capt. Deasy's.
@. P. Cieaves and Miss Isabel cleaves
came home from Bar Harbor and remained
over Sunday at their fathers, Z. w.
Ciesves.
Capt. II. II. Allen, ho has been a pas
senger with his son, Capt. J. NJ. Allen, on
the ''Kenwood', since last fall, returnsd
home Saturday.
w p. Hewins Is showing some fine
strawberries. They were picked from
vines set out this season. Many of them
measure four and three-eighths inches
around
Sehoodic lodge, &. OF r., had Its instsl
lation at It's last regular meeting, satur-
day night. The following officers were
installed. C.. c., William II. Moore; v.
C., John NJ. Williams; prei., John F..
Perry; K. Of Il. and s.. John w. Noonan;
M. of r., Alfred Hamilton; NJ. of E., Louis
P. Cole; M OF w, Mareellus Tracy; Nj.
at A., Fred Tracy; /. G., Lewis Noonan;
O. c., Austin Tracy.
July Ia e.
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Ismosne.
Miss stelIs King has employment as
stenogrs pier at Bar Herbor.
Miss Merrill. OF Hebron, IL the guest OF
her sehoolmste, Mics Clara Hodgkins.
Mrs. Addie Reynolds and daug liter
Miss Grace are occupying their home
here for the season.
Mrs. j. W. Brsgdon, Mrs, Rose Holt
and son Francis, o: Minneapolis, are the
guests Of Mrs. F. ID. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Maggie Whitaker, OF Massschu-
seits. is spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Mary II. Coolidge.
The junior picnic wee enjoyed by shout
forty juniors and several adults. A pic.
ME dinner and supper, games, races, etc.
made an attractive programme.
Prof. Arthur Reynolds, OF Pinkerton
academy, Derry, N. H., bis wife, and tn
FAINT daughter Ruth Agnes arrived In
town Friday, and with spend the summer
with Mrs. Reynolds parents, W. r.
Hutrhiugs and wife.
JulY IL
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rnn AmEn1cAs IA. .aeser.eer. q. zoe

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
Of the II6 pest-oSlcss In Haneock county:
al the othe~ papers in the county corn
bsned DO rot reach so many. THE AMER
scAs IS not the only paper printed iW
Hancock county, and has never claimed 10
BE-, but Il is the only paper that can prop
cry be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The csrcaic-
lion Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer hst. "a larger
sAaH tAat o. a.. .ss other papers prsnted
sn Hancock county.
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West Ir~nans-
Mrs. Carrie Ponroy Il quite III.
Miss Lattia Mltrhesl, OF Bar Hashos,
will speaa tbs summer here wlth Der aunt,
Mrs Lsttie Marshall.
Walter Lant and Ashbury Lopaus. wha
have been going 20 sea with Capt, Aasns
Reed, Will spend ihs summer Al oons.
George W. Davis went to Ailsriese
Saturday to accompany bone MS Wife
" no has bcen visiting there tos the pas;
week
Jaiy ID, THgIsA.
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North CAsttna.
John p, Leach, OF Camden, arrived Sat
urdsy.
Frank Treworgy, OF Kansas, is visiting
relatives Ia this vicinity.
William Dunbar has gone on a short
cossting trip with Capt Walter Wilson.
Miss Josephine Dunbar has closed her
school at viualhayen and is now visiting
there.
Capt. Roland wardwell has been drawn
as juror for the Treworgy trial, aad will
leave for Ellsworth Monday.
Mrs. Frank Dunbar and Mrs. Charles
Wardweil, who spent the week of the
Fourth at vinalhaven, have returned
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Demansky and family. OF
Boston, are here for iheis usual summer
outing, and are occupying the residence
OF Mrs. George Wilson, of Portland.
Miss Phebe Leach, OF Boston, accom-
panied by her nephews, wheelock and
Fred Hinckiey, came Thursday to spend
her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Mary
L. Leach.
July II. l..
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otss-
Seheo's closed last week, taught by Miss
Ruth Warren and Miss Ethel Young.
The celebration the 18th at Young's
grove was a grand success In every way.
Percy Grover, who came home for the
Foarth, returned to Bar Harbor Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Gilman, OF watervilie, is
stopping at W. w. Tibbetts' throug h
July.
Miss Carrie Tibbetts IL home from Law =.
renee. Mass, for a vacation of two
months.
Mrs, Lizzie Johnson. OF searboro, Is
visiting her Esther, &. o. Blaisdeli, after
an absence OF fifteen years.
Miss Blanche Kinesid, OF walthap,
Mass, Is spending her vacation with her
parents. Bert Kincaid and wife.
Fred aud Edgar Robbins. with their
families, have moved from Bar Hsrbar to
the home OF their father, Byron Robbins.
Mrs, Josie Smith, of Bueksport, with
her baby boy, returned 10 her home last
Saturday, after two weeks' visit to her
parents, Aaron sails bury and wife.
July II. ID.
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south surry.
Mrs. sarah Treworgy is at home for a
needed rest,
Willis Rich has given bis house new
coat Of paint
Mrs. Sarah Bent, OF Boston, recently
visited Mrs. Lydia Treworgy.
Miss Matte Grlndle has gone TO Bar
Harbor to work for her sister.
W. r. Stewart and wife, of New York.
are at Gable villa, their summer home.
Joseph Bonsey and wife, OF Bueksport,
lately visited bis brother, J. A. Bonsey.
Miss Efie Morgan, OF Bar HsrbSr, Is
visiting her grandparents, @. F, smith
and wife.
Mrs. e. II. Torrey, accompanied by her
granddaughter, has returned from New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Laura Treworgy is at Bar Hsrbor
caring for her daughter, Mrs. c. Z. Mann,
who is quite I'll.
Willard Young had tamor removed
from his shoulder by Or. j. f. Manning,
a short time ago.
Miss Ora Grindle, who has been EN-
ployed in Massachusetts, the past winter,
is at home on a vacation.
Miss George Ellis who has been with
her aunt in East Bueksport some time,
came home few days age.
Mrs. +. g. SWEET, OF Portland, and
daughters, Miss Ethel and Mrs. Dewey,
are guests OF Mrs. Aseneth Curtis.
Little Miss Amy Beilatty, OF Ellsworth.
has been visiting her grandparents, c. b.
Coggins and wife, the past two weeks.
Harvey Csndage has finished haying.
Some others are we'll under way in the hay
field, and others have not yet commenced.
July IA.
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south Pepobscet.
Mrs. Helen wescott Is on the sick list.
Res. r. K. Drew and wife are home from
their vacation.
Ernest Perkins has been confined to the
house with severe cold.
Burton snowman and his sister Helen
were visiting friends here last week.
Miss PhiIa Roberts has gone TO Bucks
Mills 60 visit her friend, Helen NJ. snow
man.
Horace Perkins and wife, % wateryills,
have been stopping at Mitchell's hotel the
past week.
Miss Mary Lymburuer, Of RrooksviIle,
has been visiting Miss Mary II. Perkins
aud her sister, Mrs. Abby r. Babson.
Mrs. Brsinard Condor and son Guy
have gone to Walthsm, Mass, TO spend a
few weeks with hsr sister, Mrs. Belle
Allen.
Capt. Ernest Perkins and his brother
David are home from voyage to the west
coast OF Africa In the schooner alice J.
Crabtree''.
July IL. CLfMAx.
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&suistsn%fss
A soa wss born 10 Archie c. E9lie and
site on Saturday, Jaiy y
Calvin foren. ef ailnFidgc, "a yisiiiag
hls cousin, Mira. q. l.. Tracy.
Mrs. Edith Honey is spend ing a isw
wseks with relatives In Miihri6ge.
Frank Libby goes 10 Ellsworth to-day.
He has been drswn on the special iaty
for the trial Of the Sarah Ware case.
ialy u. JKS,
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North LamosneA
Miss Gussie Graves has been visiting at
Bar Harhor the past week.
Mrs. Bertha Ward, Of Madison, has
been visiting her parents the past week.
Your correspondent was recently
presented with sample of fruit from
A. e. Sargent's fruit garden. They were
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MsFtusf@s
Mrs. Ahsam patfsy, Of Granite, is visit.
fng rslstsyas here.
Percy RraGaou. OF Boston, il visiting
bis mot her, Mrs. Warren Grover.
Mrs. sylvs2 Brown, OF Ellsworth Pals.
!. visiting her sister, Mrs. John Aaew-
son.
Mrs. Malone and daughter, OF Kits.
westh. are boarding with Mts. Abba
Bowden.
Mrs. Agne@ Stanley and dough tef &saa
and Herbert Thomson. OF Walk hsm. Asss-,
are stopping at the Estsy cottage.
Jay ls AHE.
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mammoth Strawberries OF the Nick
Omer and Atlantic varieties.
Capt. Frank Fitzpatrick arrived home
from New Haven last week In nsphtha
launch that be has recently purchased.
July IA. Y.
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II Ii through this bowels that the body Is
cleansed Of Impurities. Constipation keeps
serious Illness DeWasl.s Little Early
Risers prevent this By stimulating the liver
and promote easy action OF the bowels
safe pills. They never grips.
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West Eden.
Mrs. Priscilla Lurvey lost valuable COW
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Rich has gone 10 Bar Hsrbor
to spend a week with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Gonys.
Winfield Higgins and bis sister Myra
A., of Springfield, Mass, are here visit
ing their parents.
Edgar Higgins and Eife, OF Efgin,
tn, who have been visiting friends and
relatives, returned home last Thursday.
A horse belonging to MIR. Norwood, the
Southwest Harbor stage driver, was taken
iil on the road, and died at night at q. n.
Rich's stable.
Charles Higgins, Rodney Slower and
Richard haynes, who are employed In
the watch factory at waitham, Mass,
have been spending their vacation with
their parents. They return to-day.
July u. 8.
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Eden
Herman Wiley, OF Bar Harbor, spe t
Sunday with friends here.
John Donovan and wife, OF Ellsworth,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Moses Hodgkins, wife and daughter, OF
Massachusetts,, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Annie Mckay, who has been visit
Ing her sister in Winter Harber, returned
Saturday.
There is 10 be dance In Eden park hall
Friday evening, July is. Good music
Will be furnished.
July II.
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Manaurm-

Htna1sm-
The grammar school closed June =.
Graduating exercises were held To tbs
church. Two yaglls graduated vita
naaers.~ Harry Johasoa and Vida stuart.
Toe former Ia tho son Of the Rev Mt.
johnson; thu latter. daaghte- OF Capt.
Roland stuart. The primary school
closed July /. The attendance and pro-
gre~~ wesp good. several pupils los, 10
tIsns. The teacher, Mary A. Carroll, Of
Southwest Hsrbos, 10 10 teach The i&a
term.
july II. E.
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Colds are mofe troublesome Ia samnss
than In winter, rs SO hard 10 help sddlbs
10 them. One Minute Cough Cure care.
Absolutely safe. Acts immediately. sats
care for coughs, colds, Group, throat asa
lung troubles.
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~ s7sFNF71-T
A Weak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over.
eating. An eminent authority s4y'
the harm done thus exceeds that ron
the excessive use OF alcohol. Eat az
the good food you want but don'tovsir'
load the stomach. A weak STOMACH
may refuse 20 digest what you s ess.
Then you need q good dlgestant hso
k0dol, which digests your food WIZ. as
out the stomachs aid. This rest anu
the Wholesome t0nlcs Kodol contains
soon restore health. Dieting unileesII.
sary. K0dol quickly relieves the tss-,
ing OF fulness and bloating ny.a
which some people suffer after meas
Absolutely cures indigestion.
kOdOI Natures Tonic
Prepared only BY e. @. DHWfr & GO, Lh -
The o. bottle consainszss tin IS the VIC So =
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Prospect Issrpor.
Fred Handy, OF Portland, arrived Thurs
day to join his family at Mrs. NJ. A.
Handy's.
Henry Bryant and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a
daughter.
L. f. Ray and r. F. Larrabee have gone
on fishing expedition in the vicinity OF
Mopang lake.
Miss Grace Moore left for Boston Tues
day. She viii spend the summer at Beth
lehem in the White Mountains.
Through the kindness of W, f. Bruce, a
small party enjoyed blackboard ride to
Guptili's farm in Gouldsboro, on Mednes-
day night. They were Hospitality re-
ceived and enjoyed fine treat and re-
ceived some OF Mrs. Guptiifs pretty roses
to bring home.
Haleyon assembly of Pythian sister
hood had its semi-annual installation at
the last regular meeting, Tuesday even
ing, p c. Mrs. L. p. Cole installing Of
ficer. Ths following officers were tn
stalled: z. c., Mrs. j. NJ. Williams; c. C.,
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton; V, e., Mrs. WEIGH
Moore; r., Mrs. Charles Blance; M. of
r., Miss Alice JOY; NJ. OF E., Mrs. G. G.
Larrsbee, X. OF r. and s, Mics Julia
Guptill; II. at A., Mrs. f. c. Biekford; A.
M. at A., Mrs. j. b. Colei !. G., Mrs. Mar
eellus Tracy, O. G., Miss Frances Cole; NJ.
o., Miss Bessie Crowley; O., Mrs. Walter
Young. The retiring p. C., Sister Mrs. \.
Il. Cole, Was presented with jewel OF
her office. Tho stations were decorated
with cut flowers in appropriate eolors, and
a treat was offered during the evening.
The ladies were gowned in light coIors,
and many wore white.
IuIx - G.
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West Goaiasboro.
L. b. Noyes and wife, OF stsuben, wers
in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sodssholtx are at r.. VI.
Stevens for the summer.
John Taft and wife aud Mrs. Helen
Cleayes are al George Taitis.
F. X. Shaw and wife arc visiting Mr.,
shaw's parents, John A. Shaw and wife.
Mr.. RESTRICT and Mr. Shaw, of Boston,
who have been at Mr.. Loveloy's, returned
home saturday.
Gleason Wood and wife, who have been
stopping a, 8. G. Woods, returned 60
Boston Saturday.
July IL. l..
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friend Miss Haghes, are at their cottage
on the bill; Mr.. lsaviti and Miss Char
iosis will Join them Ia August
July a. u.
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Nt. Desert
We wish success to Mr.. Titus in his
new work.
Mrs. A. @. Saunders left to-day for
Boston snd vicinity.
Miss Nay, OF Cambridgeport, Mass,
arrived Saturday, and Is visiting Miss
Lawson.
Mrs. J. A. Lethiecq. Of Brewer, with her
three children, is visiting her parents, l..
III. Somes and wife.
g. +. Arnold and wife, of Brook
line, Mass, viii not occupy "Camp
Taylor this season; they are in England.
Mrs. IL. II. Lsavitt and two children
Darwin and Mrs, accompanied By their
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Birch Hsrbor-
Miss Irene Danham, Of Stenington, II
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Emma McSsmsra and daughter,
OF Calais, are the guests OF Mrs. A. j.
Lindsey.
w. II. Rice spent the first week in July
with his sister, Mrs. Everett Gross, in
Slouingtop.
Mira. g. II. Prebie and niece, who hai c
been visiting here, returned Sunday to
their home In sullivan.
The picnic and sale OF fancy goods on
July were well patronized and Melted a
snug little sum toward the completion OF
the church.
July IL. @.
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Tia Urtasa.
Ruth Gibbs 4. ili With the rnump@.
FP Mason has closed bis mlii during
the hsyiog season.
Mrs. Georgia Davis aud twa children
are visiting al West Penohacot.
samuel Mason ia very i'll. although
sonssw bal improved al this writing.
Louise Rewe. from the village, Waited
her uncle, Charles Gibbs, several dAya the
past week.
TT. Mason and wife will 20 to Eta
worth Tuesday, Mr. Mason being one Of
the iGrymen.
Mrs. John Higgins arrived home Sslur-
day from Bath. she was accompanied by
her dsng htsr, ars. Sestle stiiphen, and
granddaughter Miss id ..
Jgiy IL. Nj.
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Reach.
Bradford Torrsy and Alvah W. Gray are
very III.
Mrs. Willis Greenlsw, OF south Deer
Isle, is visiting Mrs. Nancy GEesnlaw.
MFR. and Mrs. Wade. OF Maiden, Mass,
are al Mrs. Clara Holden's this summer.
Ten rusticators from Maiden, Mass, aTe
occupying Mrs. Lnnette Bordenfs house.
Capt. Frank A. Torfey and son sheldon,
OF STdgsick, were the guests Of W. p.
Lowe last week.
Mrs. Angelina Eaton, OF Little Deer is'c,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Is. 5. Eaton,
on Campboii's Neck.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Howe, OF Gardiner, Mass,
with their family, are occupying the
Wellington cottage at Mili Grove.
Capt Isaac @. Gray LEFT here last Mon
day for Baltimore TO take command OF
steam yacht, and bring her to Boston.
July IL. NJ. l..
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ssntb Btnehtii.
Lewis Sullivan and wife have retaraed
from Boston.
Raymond Friend, of BrOckton, Mass ,
i,yisssing hts aunt, Mira. osesf bow den.
Mr. ana Mrs. Cole, Of East Boston, are
tbs gnesss OF Charles Henderson and q "a. /.
Mrs. B4a. s, iysater has returned from
l. mistcn, here she has been visiting
nas sister.
l.. Ii. slbiey and wife and Eds Ia stbisy
o. sousrviIis, aass., are the guests Of
Alien Henderson and wife.
Lincoln and Frank sibiey. Misses Alice
stodder, Rianeh Holman, Marian aud
Bertha Bemis and Lester Bsmls, o, Somer-
willie, are at the PeErin cottage.
July y. ID.
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Egypr.
wayiand West is stopping at home for
short time.
Miss Lula West has gone to Northeast
Hareor to spend the summer.
Mrs. Alice West and Mrs. Smith, OF
Bar Harhor, spent last Sunday with
friends here.
July Il. ANON,
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West Franklin.
Miss Cora Whitaker Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ned Coonbs.
George II. Springer Ia at home from
East Franklin to get his hay.
Capt. A. p. Dyer Is AT home awaiting the
settlement OF the coal strike.
Sidney Butler lost a COW Saturday By
breaking her leg in the pasture.
Reuben Ciark's family is up from Bar
Harbor on visit to Mrs. Ciark's mother.
Ned Coombs has crew Sowing wood
to Sullivan and Hancock Point for s. $.
Scammon.
One OF the deputies killed by the out
law Tracy, of Washington state--John
WtIIiams-was born in this town.
The staye crew at e. c. Barnham's new,
mill sawed 5000 slaves last week. II this
record is beaten by any crew in town they
win let out peg.
July Ia. CHEER.
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covery was made in the year 1708. A
concealed vault was found, and in 1t
seated before table, with pray
er book lying open upon it, was
the entire skeleton Of a man. In
the secret chamber were certain
barrels and jars, which had con-
tained food sufficient to last per-
haps some weeks, but the mansion hav-
ing been seized by the king soon after
the unfortunate Lord Lovel is sup
posed to have concealed himself, the
probability is that, unable to regain
his liberty. the neglect Of servant
brought about this tragic end.
Hale House, Islington, had a con-
cealed recess behind the wainscot over
the mantelpiece. in which the Lord
Protector was hidden. A dark hole in
one of the gable ends Of Cromwell
House, Mortlake (taken down in 1860,
locally known as old Noll's Hole also
afforded him shelter when his life was
in danger-London Daily Mail.
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In the pery center of his shirt front an OBJ
ject aDds sticking out.
pects me. He Is tired and Is doubtless
sleeping. think he would prefer to be
told that am here"
They went to the door together,
James In the lead. He raped gently
upon the panel, turned the knob. push
ed the door open gently and stepped
aside to allow Wyndham to pass him.
Pendleton was sitting In the depths
of large easy chair that he affected
In far corner Of the room. and Wynd-
ham, believing that he had fallen
asleep unintentionally. started for
ward to awaken him. while James re-
mained in the doorway. But he had
taken only two or three steps when he
paused abruptly.
Pendleton's head had fallen forward
on his breast. In the very center Of bis
shirt front just below the point where
a single diamond cleaned was an oh
ject sticking out. Underneath that was
q splash Of red, leading downward un-
til it was lost from sight behind the
buttoned waistcoat, and Pendleton-
Burr Pendleton-before he had been
permitted an opportunity to take his
friend Wyndham into his confidence,
was dead.