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otbs.
James o. Jordan lie Visiting friends in
Bangor and Brewer.
Edward Grover and wife went to Ban
gor to-day, on pleasure aud business.
Mrs. Benjamin. Berry, of Bangor. re-
turned the 81, after spending a week at
w. W. Tibbetts'.
William Moiey. OF Chicago. visited hts
fsmiiy, who are s0iouraing here tor the
summer, last week.
Mrs. Fannie Young, who received a
severe shock by failing from a toad OF hay,
Is sble TO be OUT sgsin.
Mrs. Charlie Kenney and Mls. Patten,
OF Eadingsou, spent Sunday, with Mrs.
kenney's father, Isaish Jordan.
Fsrd Robbins and wifs came bone sun
day. Mr.. Robbins has been hsying for q
fortnight tor his wife's father, Mr.. Smith,
at North Ellsworth.
There is going to be dance at the
pavilion In YOung's grove Wednesday,
the i3sh, on tue evening Of the day the
Jordaos hold tbsir reunion at Blacks
grove Ut MsrisyiIis.
Aug. IL. DAVIS.
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North cassfne,
Ea~ard Avery. OF Baeksport, Is the
guest OF A. x. Dodge.
Normsn Conner e. suffering from a
badly iseersted Eager.
Miss Cora Packard. OF Bsoektoa. Mass.
Is the gues, OF Mrs. Ada Joyce.
J. Willis Leses. OF Broeston. Mas, /.
st bone Tor atwo weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ward Leseh, with her child, IL the
guest of her parents, Frank William and
wife.
Misses Annie aud Grsee Leach leave
to-day for weeks visit with friends q,
Franklin.
Mr.. Sarah Emerson. OF Biushiil, has
been visiting relatives in this Vicinity the
past week.
Frank W. Batehins has returned to bis
work at shore fishing, after q pleasant
visit at bis home.
Capt Joseph Blodgcts, OF Phila6elphia,
who Is spending the summer here. has re-
Gently bad the chimneys OF his house re-
built.
The children and young people, With
sprinkiing Of tbs old, had picnic at Oak
point, Just shovs the Sarrow.. last sa,ur-
day afternoon.
c. y. wsrdwell ana Frank W. Dunbar
are spending short time with their
families. while their schooner, the MAR
gle Turner" u being pziated.
Aug. II. l.
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West saancock.
Del. Heath, of Boston, Is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer has returned from
a visit to Portland.
Nathaniel @. Means and wife, of surry
were calling on friends here recently.
II. c. Milliken has gone to Isle al Haut
to visit his daughter, Mrs. George Rich.
Mrs. Israel Durgan and Miss Blanche
Smith returned to-day from a visit to
Eastbrook.
Watson Young, OF Webster City, lows,
made short visit to relatives during the
past week.
Mrs. Thomas Butler, who has been a
guest of Prof. w. x. Butler and family
during the past week, has returned to her
home in Massachusetts,.
Aug. IL. sUMAc,
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West Sullivan.
Miss Louise Foss, of Boston, Is at Mrs
oryiiie Gordon's for short stay.
Miss Cors b. Thomas went last week 10
Bar Haroor where she has employment.
Mrs. Charles Barker (born Josie Pet
teel and baby, OF Boston, sre guests at
Mrs. q. ID. Blake's.
Charles Harrison and Casper BIaIsdslI
entertained their friends at a sociable In
x. OF P. hall Saturday evening.
John Hyson got piece Of steel In his
eye last Friday, and was obliged TO 60 to
Bangor, where IL was removed by DR..
Cough.
Mrs. Harvard Hsvey and son Morton.
accompanied By her mother. Mrs. viii
liam Moore, OF Prospect Harbor, are
visiting relatives In stonington.
Aug. IL.
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Elaehiu Falls.
Mrs. Georgia Kenney has returned 10
her home In Sedgwick.
b. H. Candsge arrived home on hi'
yearly vacation Saturday.
DIR. g. F. ssndsge and sister. Mrs. Aiea
IL. Briggs, visited friends In Ellsworth
last week.
Mrs. Colby Hooper and HttIe son Yer
non, OF North Sedgwick, are home io1
q short visit at l.. NJ. Friends.
Aug. IL. sCB'
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HuGksporr-
Litigation over the viii Of the late s. X.
Trtbou terminated Tuesday, the heirs,
through their attorneys, having agreed
upon satisfactory adjustment, thus
evading long and uncertain legal con-
test, much to the satisfaction of the
friends Of all parties. The main issue was
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Barilett'. Island.

Barfiett's Island
Among the guests at the Christopher
Bartlett piece, the 'sDream OF Rest, are
Mr.. Libby, editor OF the Salem Gdsette, OF
Salem, and Lawyer jackson, who was
here last summer.
Aug. g. b.
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Atisnts..
Mrs. Lens Beal has been quite ili at the
Island ks.t house.
Mrs. Nancy aorsy. Of winscrpors, 4.
visiting relatives at this her old home.
q. O. Stone, bis mother aud sister. Of
Washington, d. C., are a, tho Anchorage.
Miss ofpha y Lowell, OF Dexter. for.
mer teacher hers, has teen visiting
friends.
Hon. J. +. Lynch. rho has been at the
Anchorage for nonth, left Tor his bone
10 Boston.
Addison Parker Is having additions and
improvements made to tho house he re-
Gently bought.
Mrs. Corneiia Joyce tell from the side
walk Wednesday evening. fraesuring Der
arm and sustaining other injuries.
Miss Ida Barbour, Misc Jane Potter.
Mrs. w. l.. Smith and daughters Mar
gsre, and Marion, and william siotton
are among the later arrivals a. Island
Rect house.
Ang. II. q.
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Egypt
Stella West has returned from Hun's
Cove.
Mrs. George Jordan aud son Win came
from Lamoine Beach and spent Sunday.
Howard Hodgkins has returned from
Wilton, where be has been visiting his
sister.
Aug. IL. ANON.
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somesSffis.
u. 4. sunny leaves o-dsy, bot his
family will remain.
John Alien somes leaves to-day for
Bangor on business trip.
q. Il. Sunny. wife aud two children, Of
Chicago, are at Mrs. J. j. soues'.
Mrs. Charles FsIkner and young sou, OF
Georgetowp, Mass, are visiting j. W.
Somes.
DIR. Taft, OF SewtonvlIie, Mass, and
her friend Miss Peabody, Of wslthsu,
Mass, are also at Mrs. sognes'.
Charles NJ. Crsnford, whose family are
occupying the fsrnsld cottage, made q
short visi, to bis family. He returned to
Hartford last night.
This little village is getting to be quite
a summer resort. Everyone who Gomez
thinks the scenery grand. especially the
saii up the sound. The somea house,
which every summer has many guusis,
who come and have the famous chicken
soppers, has It's share this sumner. Tha
yiew from the Somes house cannot be
surpassed. Many summer people are
here now, and they all appear to be enjoy
ing themselves.
Aug IL 4
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might be summed up IN these words /;
treatment were many helpful aud in
spring lessons.
Aug. IL. II.
Southwest Harpor.
C. f, Cook came on Saturday for a little
outing at home.
Thomas Lawton is having a stable added
to his home buildings.
A dozen or more books win be added to
the reading list OF Tsemont's public
library the coming week.
Mrs. Philip o'Brien, OF Lawrence, Mass. :,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
c. Norwood, has returned home.
George Neal, while taking vacation
from his medical course, u building a
photographs studio at the Point near the
Bee store.
Miss Lizzie Williams, Of Riverside. r. L.,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Eliza
Robinson, has nov gone to stay awhile
with her father at Franklin.
George Parker, OF Dansersport. with his
wife and son, is spending his annual
vacation here, dividing his time chiefly
with his mother and his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. King, OF Mansei.
Capt. Robbie Norwood, who on account
OF serious illness caused by msiariai fever,
was Obliged TO leave his vessel and come
home, his son Robe going to meet him at
Bath, IS now rcgaIning his health.
Miss Georgia Mitchell, OF Bangor, has
Joined her slater. Mrs. Frank Richardson.
who, with her husband and little daugh-
ter, Is al the Cook farm for iew weeks
Miss Georgia and Mabel Cook are class
mates.
Fred Webb, wife and two children. OF
stonington. visited Mrs. wehb's sister
here, Mrs. George Gllley, last week on
their return from Bar Hsrbor. where Mrs.
webb has spent ten days with another
sister, Mrs. /. II. Stanley.
Mrs. Eben Richardson recently enter
tanned as guests John b. Redman. OF
Ellsworth. and Ter sister, Mrs. susie
Jordan, tho Is matron OF school in
,,o,n., y.s.,,on g. ru.wo,,h
sHeiine' vacation IA SHs~o'th.
am gao 70 say that niss ANNIE hoines'
who has been critically III with appendi-
elite, is rapidly recovering from the sur
gieal operation performed week age by
DFs. Afe'4il Shu DoFset' OF bar h@eeor'
DIR Tapiey is the attending physician.
Old Home week has brought many
former residents to Southwest HarboF.
Among the number Is Enoch I.urvey. with
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mssons aud biiokiayers are needed.
Aug. IL. spray
Marlboro.
Miss Ipez Ford who has hasn t.s.stn,
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A. Cole, III. Dockham, Eagone A. Eaton.
W. Elils, II. Grindie, Arthur Jones, Her.
man Rotton, ]. Mitchell, y. Neal, VIII
r. PlersoB, IT,, lie Roy TsIcott and
Charles W West.
Aug. II. SPEC.
Lannon's.
Miss Sadie Boyntou IL visiting her pa
rents, Nathan Beynton and wife.
Howard DaIaltsrs aud family leave Tor
their home is Minneapolis to-day.
Mrs. Sarah PrebIc, ci East Boston, /.
the guest OF her brother, W. T. Hutch.
ings.
Lionel Hodgkins. OF wsltham, Mass,
Is spending bis vacation with his family
here.
Capt. c. VI. strstton left homo last week
to assume the command OF the schooner
civilian F. GreenH.
Mrs. Florentino Young and daughter,
OF Webster City, lows, are the guests Of
Mrs. Mary II. Coolidge.
Rev. Herbert Tllden. a former pastor Of
THE church, win visit In town the present
week, and viii occupy the pulpit next
Sunday.
Charles Reynolds and sister, Miss Grace,
and Miss Pardon, who have been spend
Ing their vscstion a, The Reynolds home.
stead. return TO Massachusetts, to-day.
Two officers from the L. 8. $. "Prairfs'i,
Mr.. Mayo and SIR. Turner. Mrs. Addle
Reynolds, Of New Haven; Miss Grace Hsy-
noids, OF waltham, Mass; Mrs. Charles
Reynolds, Of Waterbury, and Miss May
Purdon, OF Maiden, Mass. and g few
ether friends. spent very pleasant even
ing at the home Of William Springer and
wife, Aug. 7. MIR. Mayo Is tho nephew Of
Mrs. Charles Harding.
The "oid Home" picnic at Blnnt's pond
Friday was pleasant event. Owing TO the
bad weather the attendance was not near
iy 80 large as In previous years, yet q
most enjoyable day was spent la renewing
old acqnsintanccs, aud in social inter.
course with tbs home people who have
stood by their old native town. Several
familiar songs were sung, and an original
poem wasread by Mrs. John 0oogins.
Aug. IL. N.
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COUNTY NEWS.


~" @ts1t%h1sf4tN NNo4%tH AFN~e ~ N~f~"' ~
south Deer feie.
The rain OF "wednesday was welcome, as
the ground was getting quite dry on the
surface.
Charles Webb, of Naples, arrived here
Friday for a short visit TO jeremiah Green
Law and wife.
Mrs. Edith MeColium and daughter
Ruth, of Cambridge, Mass, called on
friends here Friday.
Mrs. Walter Peirce and son arrived from
Boston Sunday to spend the month with
MIR. Peiree's parents here.
Mrs. A. K. Warren arrived at Deer Isle
Tuesday, and visited friends here and at
Stonington Wednesday and Thursday.
Picnics and reunions are on the bills for
all this month, to say nothing Of the sun
day school convention which is TO be held
at Sunset the I'D.
Mrs. L. }. Warren went to Camden this
week TO attend the reunion of the Whit
more family, OF which she is member.
She returned Thursday, and reported a
very enjoyable time.
Rev. S. L. Hanscom, OF Bar Harbor, viii
supply the pulpit here Sunday. He was
formerly pastor here where he first entered
the ministry, and his old friends will be
glad to renew the acquaintance.
Miss Ada May Small, OF this place, was
married to solomon Tracy at Stonington
Tuesday, J. E. Small, esq, performing the
ceremony. The young couple will make
their residence at Stonington for the
present.
The Sunday school committee met Mon
day evening to plan for a concert some
time this month. Plans are talked of
for Sunday school picnic Tor the Swans
Island, Stoningten and South Deer Isle
schools at some convenient place near
Stonington.
Aug. q. Foo.
North Deer Isle
Miss Beuha Lowe has returned to Bos-
ton.
George Hill has returned from Charles
ton.
Justin Griadle is quite i'll. Or. wasgatt
Is in attendance.
The sidewalk society met at the home Of
Mrs. George l.. Hardy last week.
Mrs. Bartlett, Of Newburyport, Mass.
Is the guest Of Mrs. Ellen Hayes.
Whitney Lowe, who has been in Boston
sil summer, arrived nome last week.
Augustus Webb has gone to Boston,
where he has employment on yacht
Mrs. Bertha Hatch, OF Boston, Is visit
Ing her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Parker
Lowe.
Lincoln Cosmey, OF Bangor, who has
been visiting at Samuel loves, has re-
turned to his home.
Edward Il. swain, OF Winchester. Mass,
arrived here Saturday, and viii visit with
friends at South Deer Isle.
John w Alien, OF Brooklin, has rented
the house owned by Capt. Arthur Powers,
and has moved his family there.
Montaford Haskell arrived home from
Bangor Saturday with small schooner
load Of lumber for his new house.
Meredith Ellis and wife, went to Brooks
vile Tuesday to attend the wedding of
Miss Mana B. Perkins to Rev Charles G.
Mosher, OF Bangor.
DIR. Robert Grimes, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Anderson, Miss Churchill and Miss
Robinson, all OF Philadelphia, are guests
of Mrs. George Small.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and children
have returned from Medford, Mass. Mrs.
Susan Cole returned with Mrs. Thompson.
and will stay several weeks.
Aug Ii. E
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on the allowing codicil well known to
have existed at one time, bat not found
after the death OF Mr.. Tribou.
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Breohi, Mrs. Mae Chase, Miss Alice Dock
ham. Miss Carrie Grindeii. Miss NJ. Hub-
bard, Mrs. II. Eotton. Mrs. II. Neal, Mrs.
Lou Perkins, Mrs. Jessie Picrson, Miss
Violet Pierson. Mrs. Irene PulIzEl, Miss
Blanche PalixEi, Miss Beulah salisbury,
Mrs. Daisy West and Mcssrs. J. Burton,
A. Cole, II. Dockham, Eagene A. Eaton.
W. Ellls, II. Grindie, Arthur Jones, Her
man Kotton, J. Mitchell, =. Neal, VIII
r. Pierson, IT,, lie Roy TaIcott and
Charles W West.
Aug. II. SPEC.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-18
CANNON's ENVIRONMENT.

More depends on environment than is
generally supposed. Bill Arp once asked
if his father had married a certain girl
he did not marry: Where would l be-
III a study of Joe Cannon, chairman of
the Appropriation Committee in the
House "Savoyard' makes this comment:
Cannon is a native of North Caro-
lima, and his career serves to illustrate
how subject man is to environment Had
he continued to live in North Carolina,
no doubt he would be a Democrat in Con-
gress today, just as James G. Blaine
would have been pillar of the Confed-
crate States of America had he carried
out his resolution, made when a young
man, to settle in New Orleans"
A reflection of this kind tends to
charity of opinion and liberation of diff
ferences of opinion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-18
LOOKING FOR A SCAPEGOAT.

The Washington correspondent of the
Asheville Citizen, Mr.. F. H. Rowland,
(who is by the way one of the ablest of
the Washington correspondents quotes
the chairman of the River and Harbor
Committee as saying that Maj. Hale is
responsible for the failure of the COM
mittee to recommend a large appropria
ton for the improvements on the Cape
Fear River. He is quoted as saying that
Mai Hale admitted that the plans pro-
posed were "impracticable." That will
be news to the people of North Carolina,
for Mai. Hale has been one of the most
able advocates of the plans presented.
His argument made at Washington
(printed in full with maps in this paper
was a strong and clear presentation of
the need of the improvements and prac-
liability of the plans.
The truth is that the River and Har-
Dor Committee treated North Car
DINA shabbily, the chairman is
growing sensitive over the just
criticisms, and they are seeking for a
scape goat upon whom to place their
sins. But they have made a mistake in
selecting Maj. Hale, whose interest and
intelligent zeal have done much to
arouse State wide interest in the Cape
Fear Improvement. Any other man
might not have been able to prove an
alibi, but Mai Hale's activity effectually
answers the attempt to- lay the blame
upon him for the wrong done the State
by the committee
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-18
MR. PALEMON JOHN.

The death of DR.. Palemon John. edl-
tor of the ElizahethS City .Caroliniaana'
removes the only editor of a Republican
newspaper IN Central or Eastern Nortn
Carolina In his day many Republican
papers were started East of Greensboro
but DR.. Johns was the only paper that
had long life. His success was due to
ms industry, his practical Judgment, ana
his good management. He was Repup-
lican nv conviction and education he
had always laborad for the growth ana
industrial development of the city ana
section in which he lived, and there IS
general regret at his death
The editorial writer IN the Ellza!pellli ,
CITY Carolinian closing a sketch OF the
life of the editor, pays him this tribute:
He believed that he was right ana
faltered not He was not an of1lee seek
or and it is to be noticed that the va
rious offices which he has held during
his southern residencY have been mostly
honorary ones. He lived on Ills quiet
life devoted to home, wilfully inJuring
no nan, never breaking faith, ever true
TO a friend, promptly meeting his ODE
cations. and so ordering his lite that re-
spect came to conquer natural prejudice
and in the twilight of his day won tor
him the esteem of the whole community
1t can be said of him that no deserving
public enterprise has found birth III
Elizabeth City during his more than
thirty years of residency therein that
claimed not the support of botn his purse
and pen. He needs no loftier ehcomium'
Peace he TO his ashes.
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Judge Conner for Associate Justice.

To the Editor This seems to be day
of political candidates, from constable to
the Supreme Court .(except in our little
township, for We have no constable, nor
any need of one.) Our people have be-
come so rich raising the golden weed"
that We don't have time to mess with
politics. But l am glad to know there
are some people who are on the lookout
for the political welfare of the "Old North
State and are doing all they can to
build her so that the Old Rip Van Wrinkle
garment will be too short and too narrow
for the comedy Carolina" Surely the
day is dawning-yea it is said the dark
We shall see each morning for four
months in each year, at least, the chill
dren vending their way to school, over
good hard roads. 80
But as | said, this is day of candi-
dates for office, and most everyone has
a favorite candidate for some special
place; l expect this is proper and right
am glad that we have so many good
men to select our candidates from. AS
most people areNnaming their candidates.
it will be in order for me to name mine
am of the opinion that he is, also, the
choice of a large majority OF our people,
for he is we'll known the State over. He
has visited probably every town in the
State as judge of the Superior Court.
This man, the peoples choice, is Hon. H.
G. Conner, of Wilson. Place Judge Con-
nor on the Supreme Court, elect Judge
Clark Chief Justice and then some other
good men from the western section of the
State, and then our Supreme Court will
rank the equal with any of our sister
States. Our State once occupied the
front seat. and will do so again, If such
able and eminent men as Judges Conner
and Clark sit to administer and interpret
our laws. Our people can do no better
for themselves than to nominate and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-18
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR RESI-
DENCES.
Part of the w. H. Willard Property.

Part of the w. II. Willard Property
Under a judgment of the Superior
court of Wake County, we will offer for
sale at auction at Court House door, al
Raleigh, at noon, Monday, April 2lst,
1902, seven desirable building lots ad-
joining the property of Mrs. Tucker, and
on Hillsboro street and Boylan street as
recently opened north Of Hillsboro
street.
Four of these lots have seventy feet
front, one SO feet and third, and the
two farthest north on Boylan street >62
feet front. The depth is about 140 feet.
A plot of lots can be seen at the office of
Mr.. Frank Stronach and az examination
is invited on the premises. Sale subject
to confirmation by the court with inter-
est January /, 1903. Title reserved. Any
information cheerfully given by the I'M
dersigned.
S. A. ASHE.
WALTER CLARK,
w. w. ASHE,
Commissioners.
FRANK STRONACH, Auctioper
Raleigh, N c., March II, 1902.
t. d. 6.
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MR. cARNEeIE's GIFT.

No man. living or dead, has approach
ed Mr. Carnegie in the munificence OF
his gifts for education. In one day last
week he made donations of thirty-eight
libraries. So far as we know he has
given a library to only one city in North
Caroljna-the city OF Charlotte In 1871
Mr.. Carnegie gave away one hundred
and seven .nilHonl. three hundred and
sixty dollars (s107 1880, OOo) for educatfoa,
libraries and other good causes; OF that
sum s1s.s1S 900 was given toI35 cities in
this country for Libraries. nlthese gifts
is not included the s25, 900 which Mr.,
Carnegie has giyen, TO the National In
stitute at Washington, Of, which Or Gil
man is president. %~
In comparison with his wealth, the
Midas touch. the gold Of 'ophir, AMI all
the wealth of the ancients was beggarly
poverty. Some years ago Mr.. Carnegie
declared that for a man of large means
Ito die rich is to die disgraced" He is
giving with livish hand and this cou-
plet seems to apply to obi. him;
"rhere was man and people called
him mad,
The more he gave away the more he
had"
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