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Mrs John Davis Is quite ill.

Trenton
Mrs John Davis Is quite ill.
Benjamin Jordan has been up river
looking over timber land.
Kdier L. Moore and son George were
In Bangor on business last week
Miss Jane Anderson spent Christmas
with her sister, Mrs. Alex. Pirie.
Arvili Jordan, of Waltham, was in town
hast week hiring men for the woods.
GEORGE Stafford is putting men in the
woods to cut cord wood, on the Squirting
lot.
The circle in the lower part of the town
is to have a drama and dance the last of
this month.
Miss Bertha Hopkins returned home last
week from lakewood, where she has been
attending school.
p. v. Allen is removing the hay from h IS
farm here to Ellsworth. John Davis is
doing the work for him.
Miss Ella Pirie returned to SomesyiIle
Monday, after short visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ALEX. Prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Mcfarland. OF
Boston, are visiting Mrs. McFarIand's pa
rent, MIR. and Mrs. Josiah Smith.
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TIE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
~ fire 1I6 post-oflces in Hancock county;
oil the other papers IN th~ county COM
b4ned do not reach so many. THE AMER
loAN " moi The only paper printed in
Runooek county. and has neUer claimed to
be, but il Is TIE only paper that can prop
sriy b Gated a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The eirouio-
Zion Of IHE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
R1rbor Records summer list. So larger
ssan that Of al the other papers printed
r. Hancoel county.
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swans Island.
Lester Kent reformed from por,I.na
Christians night.
Horace Stanley has recovered from AN
attack Of blood poisoning.
William Holmes, who has been away D..
Few weeks, is now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert sprasus made
short visit In Rocklsnd Last week.
Master George spragse. who Ia. been
visiting bis sister at Camden. Il at home.
Mefvin Bailey. Of C.mdeh. h STAYING
With his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles spragoe. for tsw weeks.
The many friends Of Mrs. Josie st,n.o,
are pleased 70 see her home sEaln verv
much improved In health after 4 surgical
operation at hospital in Boston.
There was christmss tree at Fpwor,h
hall, Rev. y. v. Stanley aud wife wer,
most generously renem bared, q sum Of
money being given them. beside. other
gifts. Mr.. Stanley Is teaching the UnIou
grammar school.
Dec. 30.
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George Gray; Ceres, Mrs. o. Cooper; Flora
Mrs. Cowing; Pomona, Mrs. Burriil; lady
assistant steward, Maud Brewster.

| waItham.
BILLY" Jordan got fine otter recently.
Alvah Hasten was in Bangor Saturday.
Miss Sylvia Jordan is at work for Mrs.
/ Belle Hssiem.
Joseph Fox has killed hog which
weighed 500 pounds.
/ Miss Alice Jordan, OF Ellsworth Falls,
is at work for Mrs stephen Jordan.
Miss Hattie Crimmin, who has been
visiting friends in Amherst, has returned
/ home.
A new candidate was installed in COM
psnion court Thursday. Cake and coffee
were served.
Miss Ethel JeIlison, who has been in
town the past week, returned to her home
at Ellsworth Falls Sunday.
1 Hollis Jordan, who has been visiting
/ his sister Isabel, who is teaching In La
grange, returned home Saturday.
Howard Jordan and e. L. Kingman are
building camps preparatory to getting
bard wood for the spool mill at Eiswort b
Falls.
A. K. Hasten is hauling spool wood at
his mill. He has several orders for
different materials, and viii operate dur
ing the winter.
O. 5. Stanley and Raymond Haslem
have gone to franklin, where they will
operate for w. b. Hastings. Their wives
will cook for them.
There was pleasant family gathering
at Asa Coihs's Sunday, for a Christmas
dinner. About twenty were present. A
good time was enjoyed.
Companion Court Sunbeam elected
It's officers Dec. u, as follows: c. d..
Sarah Hasten; C. r., Cecilia Giles; Z. c.
r., Alice Jordan; v. G. R., Abbie Hasten;
X s.. Josephine Stanley; organist, Eliza
bath Jordan; +. s., Belle HasIem; treas
urer, Nettie DeBeck; o., Lizzie Jordan;
s. ]. c., Eda Piper; S. W, Eliza Haslem;
J. w, Harriet Archer; $. b., Annie
Abbott; j. B., Cora Kingman; committee
on finance, Lettie Wiley, Abbie Hasten.
Dec. 30. H.
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Stop &he
Slight

1t is a sad thing to see fine
fruit trees spoiled by the blight.
You can always tell them from
the rest. They never do well
afterwards but stay small and
sickly.
1t is worse to see a blight
strike children. Good health
is the natural right of children.
But some of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion can stop
that blight. There is no
reason why such achlld should
stay small. SCOTS Emulsion
is a medicine with lots of
strength in 1.-THE kind Of
strength that makes things
grow.
SCOTS Emulsion makes
children grow, makes them eat,
makes them sleep. makes them
play. Give the weak child a
chance. SCOTS Emulsion will
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M. s.

BaItiett's Island.
f. w. Ober is at home with severe
cold.
School closed Dec. IS after a term OF
twelve weeks taught by Miss Emma
Richardson, OF 5omesvilIe.
There was a Christmas tree at the
schooihouse Christmas night The pro-
gramme consisted OF singing, recitation
and reading by the young people and
chiidren. santa Claus was unable to
come but semi an efficient substitute,
There were many fine presents. Thanks
are due Rev J. r. Norwood, of Northeast
Harbor, supervisor of schools, for assist
anca. AT the close OF the entertainment
a vote OF thanks was extended to him.
Dee. &c. r.
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sullivan

sullivan
Paul D. Simpson is at home from Orono,
spending his holiday vacation.
The morning of the 2sth afforded some
OF the finest frost'views ever witnessed in
this vicinity. Camera fiends" were out
in full force.
Asa d White. brief notice on whose
death appeared in THE AMERICAN last
week, was the eldest child OF the late Asa
and Julia (Ingallsl White, of wsukeag.
now Sorrento, where he was born severity
four years ago. and where he was reared
on firm. In after years he was engaged
in ship bald ny 4 tn village, and when
this became thing OF the past, he went to
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" est Eden.

" est Eden.
Miss Carrie WiRgin has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Stella Wiggin, at Bsyside
Lorenzo Mayo, who has been at Bar
Harbor the past three years, is at home on
a vacation.
Miss Helen ID. Mansfield, of Orono, has
resumed her duties as teacher OF the
winter term, with thirty-seven pupils In
attendance.
The Sunday school had an entertain
ment and Christmas tree at the hall
Christmas eve. The singing, tableaux,
and exercises were very fine.
Dec %. M
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South Deer Isle.
Bert Sawyer arrived home for a visit on
Christmas Day. Tilden Sawyer came the
same day. Howard Peirce and wife ar
rived at his fathers for a visit. He has
been at work in East Boston.
Lewis Judkins had shooting match
Christmas afternoon, which drew a lare e
crowd Three ducks and turkey were
the prizes. The first duck was won by
Edward Trundy, of Oceanville, the second
and third by Carl Robbins, of this place.
o E. sylvester, Gene Sadler and Steve
Stanley tied on the shots for the turkey,
and in the shoot off 1t was won by Stanley
letter from Boston S. ates that the
blacksmith shop of A. B. Robbins, form
erly OF this place, took fire Tuesday morn
ing, and was considerably damaged before
thu fire was subdued. The night watch
man discovered the fire between and
o'clock. Mn Robbins was summoned, and
prompt action saved the building. In
some way Mr.. Robbins slipped through a
hole in the floor, and in catching hold OF
omething to save himself, he stuck
large nail into his hand, making a bad
wound.
Dec. q. EGO.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY.

Alfred Hamilton d wife entertained a
Christmas party on Christmas eve. as Is
their custom. Their home, known as the
''old Clarke house,. with its quaint sur
roundings, makes an admirable place for
such gathering, and 1t was the scene OF
gladness and happy greeting Tuesday
evening. The rooms were decorated with
greens and cut flowers which Mrs. Ham
ilton had tended with care for this occa-
sion. A graceful fir tree stood in one OF
the large rooms. The tree was filled with
modest gifts, which showed that the
donors had remembered Loweil's beautiful
thought:
''Not what we give. but what we share
For the gift without the giger is bare"
A nice little programme had been ar
ranged. The children entertained with
well-rendered selections. There were
conundrums and illustrated book titles to
guess, and games were enjoyed. The game
OF characteristic" and the new game OF
"Isms" were most in favor.
A generous treat was provided The
company at a late hour separated with a
feeling of "good win toward men"
awakened by the near approach OF Merry
Christmas.
dec 2S n
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FORMER 1AMo1NE PASTOR DEAD.


News was received here last week of the
death on Dec. q, of Rev. F. S. Bickford,
OF nth New fame, VT g, a former pastor of
the Baptist church here.
This intelligence will be received by the
entire own and by many in the coun Y
with great sorrow. During his pastorate
in this church, covering period of nearly
four and one-hslf years, Mr.. Bickford
and his estimable wife were universally
beloved, and their departure was re-
GREETED by all.
Mr.. Biekford's death was sudden, he
being i'll but few days with pneumonia.
He was he son of the late Deacon Calvin
Bickford, OF Warren. He leaves wife
and three sons, also an aged mother and
tn ee brothers-Charles S of Newton,
Mass Hazen A, of Montville, and viii
liam Oliver, who resides with his mother
In Warren.
Dec 80 II.
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Northeast harbor.

Northeast harbor.
The Catholic church is undergone
extensive changes. The church has been
raised about two feet and a new founda-
tion of stone put under it. fifteen foot
extension has been built on the rear, and
ON either side of the church wing twelve
feet wide and running the entire length
OF the building. The church has been
considerably enlarged. and other import
ant changes have bsen made upon the
interior. The new wings are surmounted
by twelve Gothic dormer windows, six on
each side. When the work is completed,
the chapel will present a handsome ap-
pearsnce. The contract calls for the
completion of he work by May l.
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Massachusetts, and entered into the con-
crete business, and was successful. For
three years he has been failing OF that
gradual and almost impereeptible disease,
paralysis. He has been faithfully and
tenderly cared for by devoted wife. Be-
sid wife, he leaves daughter, the wife
OF DR.. F. X. Corr, of Attleboro, Mass i,
who is now with her mother. Both have
the sympathy of the community.
nac
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Amherst.
Miss Gertrude NIckerson has returned
from Bar HRrb
Mrs. Amanda Haynes is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Burke.
Miss Hattie Crimmin, OF waltham, il
the guest of Mics Bernett Hasiem.
Mrs. J. II. Patten and Mrs. F. o. silsby
were In Bangor few days last week.
Delta Richardson, who was confined to
the house last week with iumbsgo, Is out
again.
Mrs. L. s. Jordan returned from BAN
gor Tuesday, where she has been stop
ping the past few weeks.
J. z. Grover, wife and son Crosby, OF
Brewer, spent Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs. Susie Tread well.
Miss Berniee circuit returned from
Holden Thursday, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Rodiek.
Schools commenced in town Monday.
District No. 1 is taught by Miss Lura
Durham, and No. 2 by Mrs. Vivian
Conner.
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FouhGIs
Dee 80.

Goodwill grange has elected officers as
follows; Master, w. L. Hussey; overseer
A n. Jeweti; lecturer, f. r. Hussey;
steward, A. d. Archer; assistant steward
w. ii. Durham; chaplain, Marion Ken
ntston; treasurer, Myra Crosby; secretary
Aviida A. Archer; gate-keeper, E. IL. But
Ter; Pomona, Clara Nickerson; Ceres, Mrs,
Jewett; Flora, Mrs. Anderson; lady as
sistant steward. Olive Clark.
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Dehham.
New Century grange has elected officers
as follows; Master, A. G. Hooper; over
seer, ii. P. BurriIl; lecturer, Matte
Wharf; steward, George w. Brewster;
secretary, E. t. Black; treasurer, E. L
Hurd; chaplain, F. f. Cowing; assistant
steward, f. w. Burriil; gate keeper,
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MrMoRIAL RRsoLurIoNs

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, Death has again visited Lamoine
grange. ald removed from It's members our
worthy brother, Edmund b, Hodgkins. who has
heen a loyal member of the order since soon
after its organization. Bro. Hodgkins was in
terestcd In the rosperity of the grange, and has
met many times hsre in our grange home.
ResoIred, That we cherish the memory of our
brother. ana strive ourselves TO be oya brothers
and ei-ters,
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt SYM
path b the family Of our deceased brother.
Resoiged, That a copy OF these resolutions
be spread on our records, one sent to the family
Of the deceased, and one to THE ELLSWORTH
AhEhiCAN for publication.
ID. Y. MCFARLAND,
E.. E MCFARLAND,
Cannrn{ttap IN vaccinations
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West Franklin.
ID e, Smith was at home from Kittery
Christina.
Ned Coombs has moved into the woods
with his crew.
Frank Bradbury has shut down his
quarry for the winter.
Eastman Hutchins is to move with his
family into the woods for the winter.
John F. Smith has gone to Ames bury,
lass; to spend the winter with his sister,
Mrs. Mary Taylor.
Percy DeBeck, George Springer and
Charles Smith will haul logs to the mill.
Henry @. Wooster will haul birch for
spool bars.
Dec. 80. Cu,Eirp
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south Hia-bfII.
Miss Alice Eaton has returned home
from Bangor.
Frank Gott and family have gone 20
Boston for the winter.
John Cousins and family, OF East Blue
Mill, spent Christmas here with Mr..
Cousins parents.
Eugene Couary has returned 10 his
home at Bluehiil for the winter. Al pres
snt he Is visiting friends here.
Dec. q. N
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Dec. %.

It's folly to suffer from that horrible plague
of the night, itching piles. Doan's Ointment
cures quickly and permanently. AT any drug
store, 50 cents.-Adrf
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Neglected colds make fat graveyards." DR.
Woo : Norway Pine Syrup helps men and
women to a happy. vigorous, old age.-advt.
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North Castine.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Leach are i'll.

I North Castine.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Leach are ill.,
Roy Webster is at work for c. NJ. Leach.
Miss Annie Dunbar Is at home from Or
land.
f. Ii. BuSer, the oldest resident In this
place, is very i'll.
Mrs. Mary L Leach has gone to Cam
den to visit her son, John p Leach
Miss Georgia Wardwell, OF Brooklins
Mass, is the guest OF Miss Annie Leach
John Il. Mather, who has been i'll for
several days, is now able to attend to his
duties at the postoffice.
Miss Annie Leach, who is teaching in
Portland, is spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Augusta Leach.
The entertainment at the Duntar school
house Christmas night was success. The
Rotations were finely given. and the hap
Ply faces OF the children gave evidence OF
the cheer and sunshine which the we'll.
loaded tree brought to them.
Dec %. l..
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sunset
Pension OF Avery F. stinson has been
increased TO si4.
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+. G. Alexander and wife, Of Houltop,
spent Christmas with Mrs. Aiexauder',
mother, Mrs. Clara Ford.
Dec. 30. Arr
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Nanset.
Anumber of men are still engaged In
boat fishing when the weather permits.
They report plenty OF fish and good re-
turns whenever they can get day on
the 'groands."
The Baptist Sunday school had a Christ
mas tree with concert at the church
Christmas night. The school is much in
debted to Mrs. Egbert, one of the summer
visitors, for the interest she manifested in
sending gifts for all the children, and
ornaments for the tree.
The business OF freezingl herring is a
new industry here, and is quite extern
sively INDUCED me Among Others, the
schooner Vanguard" arrived at Mr..
Wards wharf last week with 400 bushels,
which are being frozen for shipment to
Gloucester or elsewhere for bait.
Dec. q, E.
Miss Marion Newman, who has been
confined to the house for some time with
pneumonia, is improving slowly
Miss Lettie Stanley and Miss Villa
Stanley, who have been in Boothbsy fit
ting themselves for milliners, came home
Wednesday.
The church was filled with people OF all
ages Wednesday evening, Dec. Is, to par
ticipste in the Christmas exercises ar
ranged by the Baptist Sunday school.
Two trees, laden with gifts and orna-
ments, added to the cheer of the occasion.
The concert given by the children was
well rendered, and was greatly appre-
ciated by all. Santa Claus found time to
drop in with basket of presents for the
little ones, and every heart was made glad
by tokens OF love from their friends.
The pastor gratefully acknowledged gift
OF money from friends.
Dpc oS q
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Pretty Marsh.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.

Pretty Marsh.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Christmas entertainment at the
school house was fine. Two trees were
lsdened with presents. Old and young
we're remembered, the children many
times. The seboolhouse was decorated
with appropriate notices, evergreen and
silver stars. The programme was as fol-
lows:
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Prospect Harbor.
DR.. l.. L. LarraLee spent Christmas in
Bangor.
Mrs. Ernest Rice has returned from
Portland, here she has been the guest OF
her sister for two weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton has gone to
Winter Harbor to spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Baker.
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Minneapolis, September 1, 1902.


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Brownsville; Thursday, Is: Pleasant
Grove, Chatfeld, Rochester; Friday,
26: Owatonna, Mankato; Saturday, 81:
Madelia, Truman, Nashville, Welcome;
Monday, Sept. 20: Winnebago City,
Granada, Fairmont, e. Chain Lakes,
Celon; Tuesday, 80: Alpha, Jackson,
Lakefield.
Applications may still be filed for dates
that are not entirely filed. No changes as
to date will be made, except on account of
weather or accident. Unless otherwise
stated the last named place for each date
Is an evening meeting.
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OF THE PROHIBITION
AUTOMOBILE FOR SEP
TENDER.

Thursday, Sept. 18: Money Creek,
Rushford, Mabel, Harmony, Preston;
Friday, 10: Spring Valley, LIE Roy,
Albert Lea; Saturday, 20: Chenille,
Gordonsville, Brycelyn, Blue Earth;
Monday, %: Delavan, Amboy, Vernon
Center, Garden City, Lake Crystal,
Mapleton; Tuesday, %: Freedom,
Alden, Clark's Grove, Geneva; We'd
snesday. "a: Blooming Prairie, Austin,
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WRITE AT ONCE 7
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Cured Of Blood Peissaing 81 40 Years' Stana-
inG-''My third son when babe contracted tor.
rible fever which endangered his life. With my
permission DR.. Case OF Waterville, MIMI, gave
checking the fever. But it seemed from childhood
the least cold would result In sore forming on
his cheek, presumably caused by the medicine.
After various treatments had failed advised them
to try stAmerican Herbs" He did 30 and to our
common joy this removed the poison that had been
in his system for twenty years.
Cured Of Stomach Treubls.-Irs Mary Brun-
kow of Princeton, Mimi. told me OF having pains
in her stomach in spite Of all the care she took in
g, lecting her food. advised her to try " Amerl-
can Herbs" aud when called three weeks later
she said she could now eat anything and suffer no
Inconvenience whatever, and did not want TO Do
without that medicine
Cured Of Spasms.-Mrs. Fred Pfllger, Grace
Vile, MINI: testfes that her daughter, By taking
American Herbs'' was permanently Cared OF
spasms. produced by stomach troubles.
From the above cases have abundant reason
for believing American Herbs" to be wonder
fully good family medicine. Respectfully. REV.
VIM. PAGENHART.
American Herbs 10 as harmless as milk. will
injure no one; will benefit any. one who uses it..
You get pure herbs free from alcohol poison.
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver and
Kidney Troubles, Nervous Diseases,
Female Complaints, and all difficulties
arising from impure blood, we will
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on 40 days trial, knowing that the
results will be SO beneficial the mon
ey will come. Agents wanted.
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Pspin. Wis.,. y.
March11,M

10 whom 1t may
concern:--I would
testify as one who
has tested "Amer-
lean Herbs and
recommended it's
usein many other
families, that 1t
has given perfect
subtraction. OF
the many cases
which / know !
will mention only
three.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-24
Don't Fail to Try This.

Whenever an honest trial is given
to Electric Bitters for any trouble it
is recommended, for permanent cure
will surely be effected. It never fails
to tone the stomach, regulate the
kidneys and bowels, stimulate the
liver, invigorate the nerves and purify
the blood. It is wonderful tonic for
run down systems. Electric Bitters
positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders, Nerv-
BUSINESS, Sleeplessness, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and expels Malaria. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed by e. F. Whit
ney. Only so cents.
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Saves a WOman'SLife.

To have given up would have
meant death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, of
Dorchester, Mass. For years she
had endured untold misery from a
severe lung trouble and obstinate
cold. "Often," she writes, II could
scarcely breathe and sometimes could
mot speak. All doctors and remedies
failed till [ used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption and was com
pletely cured" Sufferers from
Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung
Trouble need this grand remedy, for
it never disappoints. Cure is guaran-
teed by E. F. Whitney. Price SOC
and $1.00 Trial bottles free.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-24
For State Senator.

[ have consented to become a can
didate for the Republican Domina
tion for State Senator of the 63rc
legislative district, comprising Kilt
son, Marshall and Roseau counties
l respectfully request the support O
the Republicans of the district al
the primary election to be held Sep
TENDER 10th next.
Yours sincerely,
B. E. SUNDBERG