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rr~m.a,.
Mrs. Marion Clark has gone away Tor
her health.
Miss Julia Ki,trsdgc has retained from
q Visit to Bangor.
Mrs. Lydia Gott IL keeping house for
her eFotner, Capt Geo. Marpay.
Mrs. Jeanne Harding. Of Colts Island,
has heen visiting her Sister. Mrs. James
Benson.
/ Mrs. Harriet Benson has bsen very IA,
but hiss recovered saffieaently 20 be about
the house.
Letters from George Neal state that =
large nanber Of students from Ssw Eng
land colleges have entered the Baltimore
/ medical college this year.
Misses Fanny and Faith Benson hare
reformed from the.s summers work =
the " bite Mountains. Mi.s Fanny MI
80 10 tss Hassi osaIona. Eiofsd@, lals
- inter.
TINS. weSk isrgr SHARK wss killed By
Vas aiscscfei shark. aud ass found al
the bead OF the hsrnos la shosi Ssisr.
1t measured eight fsst isn inches In
ienEth.
II seems remsYksbis that while ssow
has fallen 10 Calais aud Esstpors, tho gar
deus In this ytsints are stisi untouched
by frust. Sweet pe@s aud nastussianas ste
IN the iaii glory 81 fan blooming. Assers
snd dshiiss. geraaiuns, peoples aud cos
mos are Doe. and rhry Ut htmsms ara
coming oal every day.
Oct 10 VI.
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srnAY

>sFss ~-sf.sses.
rrej sargent aud wife, Of SSrgsntyiiis.
were in town last weex.
Hazel Friend and Hea'sa Thugtton
are home from Castine Tor a ie~ days.
jesse Vessel aud Miss Mile Dafgsn,
OF Bfooksvilie, we're ia town So iusy
II. L. Rlweii. OF Portland, VINO has ben
In towa fur a fen days, issg tuesday Tor
Calais.
Mrs. NJ. II. Allen snd daughter Var
ginia left here TO-DAY fos Portland for a
sast of two weeks.
Airs. q. a. Grindie. OF Brookiin, is
yis.tiag her daughter, AIRS. Annie l..
Alien. at Oakland farm.
Mss Eisxseeth Thursson, OF orisnd.
VITO n.s Deea vtsittng nsr sister, Mis-
Mianis ThurssoB, has returned home.
John Thurston. who weat 10 Bangor
fss weeks ago 10 consult physician
about hts eyes, Is hone. His eyes are
much better.
Oct. 10. RAE.
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bern farm In East Sullivan and will make
his home there.
A party from this place, consisting oil
Misses Carrie aud Fiorenea BsalsdsM, Niss
TregElgas, Miss Appleton, Miss. Fam
ham, Miss Gordon, OF Sullivan. aud
the twn teachers at tho village, Misses
Douglas and siosss. sent 10 Nj.
DoMeyer's camp At Essshroos lat Frieay
night. Ca their arrival they added nfs
more 10 their nameer, Mics Hate Biata-
dell. ~ ho ~ t~achsnx az Essthfvo&. he
camp being beautifully located on The
shors as Ahsam's pond. and supplied wlsh
60 many eoageaienen-. good t4sse wss
naturally In order. Atsst pleasant day
the party returned saturday night. much
pleased wiih their cutting.
G-s n
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se- Adaasonal os~ass vew., sss asAsr rass..

GREAT rana.
Mrs. tisrland sss returned 70 Boston.
F.E Mace and wife were in Bangor re-
Gently.
Leonard Williams and wife were In
Ellsworth Tuesday.
Mrs. Lsnra Garry, OF Hoiden, was :
guest Of her bret her, y. r. Mace, sew
days before the fair.
Eugene LAughlin. wife and daughter
Lnvsfns, OF Aarors. sre visiting his
moth Mrs. John Lsnghiia.
Mrs. Della Lord snd daughter Lais. Of
Rowland, have returned, having been IN
this vicinity week visiting frisnds and
relatives.
wintfred Jackson, former Great
Pond girl, now Of Brighton, Mass, was
recently married to s.outhsrn gentleman.
They are now on thsir wedding trip. aud
are TO spend the winter In California.
MRS. Davis, her son and twc daughters
who have been speeding the summer
at Bar Hsrbor, waited Alligator lake Tor
a few days last week. They arc much
pleased with toe beautiful scenery Of
Maine.
Mr.. Ellington and son Clifford, OF BAN
gor. were in town on Thursday and Pri-
day. In the morning Clifford wsat oat 10
look for psrtridwe-; instead ssw fine
deer beside tho river drinkinx. HE was
too surprised TO shoot anything bat .
porcupine.
Oct II r.
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w.sE Tr-a"us.
Gardner Lawson is visiting bis family.
The sardine factory closed Monday for
the season.
Miss Edna Liant, who has been visiting
her bone in Maaset, returned to-day.
Mrs. Flora Murphy gave q soceessfal
entertainment for the Denedt OF the min-
isier.
The mother aud sister OF Capt. Al.
WEIGH, who have been visiting his family,
returned TO Ssonington this week.
w. A Clark has had his hoase
painted white with slaie-eolored trim
miags. Dennis Norwood is doing the
work.
Miss Ada Turner, who has been work
ing In the sardIne factory, was called
home to Milbridge by the illness OF her
sister in-law.
Oct. -. THELaA.
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SALISBURY Cove.
Everett ssesrns, Of Quincy. Mass. Is
visiting bis brother Harry, for a few
weeks.
Miss insx Hamor vent to Bangor Fri
day. where she viii be employed In .
millinery shop during the winter.
The marriage OF Rev. w. p. Richardson.
pastor Of the Baptist church in this place,
and Miss Ruth jacobson occurred at
Lincoln Oct. l. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
are now ON bridal trip in Massachusetts.
They viii be at home after Nov. at the
new parsonage which is nearly completed.
Oct. 10. ~
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soaihw~.s Bsteer.
Capt. Harvey Hodgkins. who has run
tho little steamer for Mr.. Lawrence at
Sorrento through the season. 10 home.
Qaiie large number OF Southwes,
fisrher people attended TIE fair NJ Ellis
worth last week A good time wss toe
general verdict.
The many friends OF Miss Annie Holmes
are FeIoiced TO sec her oat tor daily
drives, after having been confined TO The
house since the latter part Of J1Iy.
neat cassiagae OF books added 20
fremont publ library since the issue OF
the 1897 lists, has recently been printed
at THE AMERICAN Office, and IL now
ready for distribution.
Mrs. Fannie Farwsii. who has been 60
seriously IA for ssyerAi MONTHS rallies
somsw bat last week, ana insisted Ca Sc
eompsnylDg her brother and bss wife
home to Soath BreoksyIiie Ia her name
sake yacht. Mra. Marx Palmer, and her
dsng hter Eiixa, rho had been visiting her
brother. J. b. Mason, were also Of the
f&AstHfok IMfAys
Oar community learned wish sincere
regret OF the death Of q respected towns
man last week st Philadelphia, E. wes-
ster French. who went TO the hospital ia
that city for treatment little more than
two wecEs ago after several weess' stay at
the Bar Hsrbos hospital. Judge French,
until his health was impaired over two
years ago, always took great interest in
town stairs and will be greatly missed.
After two months vacation, the Con-
grsEationai sewing circle resumed meet
spgs al &rs. Thomas Iawtun's-a very
social assembly of needle women. The
secretary gave the financial results of tho
summer sAle which proved satisfactory,
aud sill enjoyed the dsinty lunch served
BY the hostess. TIE annual meeting OF
the society win take place at Mrs. Y. l..
Higgins Tuesday. Oct. Il. A good
attendance u desired.
o.. ~. sPRAY.
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ProspsoI Hsrser
c. c. Larrabee spent Thursday in BAN
gor.
J. b, Cole made brief trip to Portland
last week.
James coombs il repairing his house and
giving II a new coat o: paint.
Misses Susie Over and Edna Hamilton
have returned from visit to PortIsnd.
Mrs. w. L. Haskell, OF Portland, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Rice,
for be past week.
Mrs. s. .. Moore has returned from
Boston, where she has been for several
weeks with relatives.
Rev. Wallace Cutter Is the recipient of
purse from bis psrishioners sufficient to
enable him to take two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Cutter leaves this morning for New
York.
Nathan FL. Cole and family left Thurs
day foz Portland, where they expect to
reside while the children are st school.
Mrs. Lucy Coombs, Mrs. Coles mother,
accompanied them for visit OF several
weeks.
Miss Bessie Williams and Leonard Ray
were quietly married Saturday afternoon.
The ceremony took place at the Methodist
parsonage aud was performed BY Rev.
Wallace Cutter. The ring service wss
usef Mr.. and Mrs. Ray left Immediately
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Mrs stoTer, OF Sorrento, is visiting rel
stives and friends In town.
Capt. l.. Il. Foss and family have gene
to Bar Hsrbor for the winter.
Gladys Trip, who hss been very 81 OF
typhoid fever, i improving in health
Capt. c. III. Davis, OF steam yacht "IA-
dogs", arrived home from Rockiand
Saturday.
Schools In town are progressing well
under the instruction Of efficient aud ex-
perienced teachers.
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HAMoR REUNION.

The third aRnual reunion OF the Esamors
and their descendants was held last Tues
day near the shore on tue property OF
Calvert Hamor. About 200 representatives
of this old family were present.
A bourtI!ui dinner was served under a
large tent, after which an historical address
was made By Eben Hamor, OF West Eden.
There were speeches by Charles Plneo, Of
Bar Harbor, and Bloomfield Higgins.
A vote gss taken to have smother reunion
the first Tuesday OF October next year.
Oct. Is. ANNE
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Orlepd.
Monteile Dorr. OF Mckinley, was In
town fair week
Mrs. Susie A. Cooke, OF Boston, q In
town on short visit.
The Saturday evening dances sre well
attended, sud are giving general satis-
faction.
The fair Of Wednesday and Thursday
of last week vas well attended aud WAS
In every wsy a success.
w. w, Frerch ana wills have resolved
word announcing the precsrioas con-
dition of their son Fred Nj, OF woon-
socket, Il. l., who Is suffering from q
serious throat trouble.
Miss Charlotte Smythe. OF Bs. Haroor,
who has spent two weeks here a. the guest
OF Miss Lyia kimbaIi. went TO Bangor
Wednesday tor = short visit before re.
turning to Bar Harbor.
Oct. s. u.
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WOODEN WEDDING.

A large gathering 81 frl"nds snd
Hesghtora assem btrd 81 The home OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Hanson Monday evenlng,
Oct. 8. the event being the celebration OF
tho ffth anniversary Of their marrtsge.
The anniversary ceremony was per-
formed IN bay wlndow prettiiy deco
rated with autumn iesyes aud flowers.
A bo0nsifui supper was served 10 alt
those present, after whieh q pleasant social
hour was spaat.
Mr.. aud NJ. Hanson we're the recip-
tents of many pretty and useful gifts,
among tAen being six very nice hard
wood dining eesirs. hardwood rockers.
several different styles OF stands, wash
tubs, brushes, and a large number of small
wooden articles,
Oct. 70. 5.
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Cap. Hs.s.s.
Martin Gray, of Belfast, Is visiting rela
gtv,s Gus frssns. here.
AR. E-tsn. OF Dear l-l.. T. hstw btstes
~ood ~se v.smlex hss slater, Mrs. osis
Gray.
Austin Cashiag. Of Boston. has boeu
visiting his wifa and infant son at Har-
burxfde.
Large quantities Of herring are taken at
nigh, near Weir cove. They arc mostly
used for bait.
OILS Gray II sssring down the house
ne@r tho wharf al Biske's Point. and will
rebuild Il ON his own premises.
Fishing by tsswi sn ihe boy Is profit
able, and cunning 10 beginning TO prove
the same. scs-hifds appasr TO ba vsrs
plentiful. and not easily frightened.
IL Ia dus Prof. w. A. srtcheii 10 correct
the error which has made his name sect
eheii" ii tbs paper several times. He 10 =
seiI-known Harvard fnsn, h sHgaged In
educational work in Berkeley. Cal. and 1.
one Of the three who edit the p. b. Amer.
icana which Is phycotheca OF the sigss
OF North America.
Oct. H. Il.
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DR.. Emmons'

Monsnsr Raxns~snr ksa bs3ngsE happiness %
h0siruais VI angie9s @vssea. lbesr = P4ssa4sss.
n 80 other resssesiy kssstss a. HxetcAl scarree
taak vii - quickly AMI safety do tee wosA.
l0asess znd nasssk obstinate irregularities tly@
asY eanee Fcitpgcsi tsnnesftslsly. sdeecAa ~
as.trexi AZ any sage. No pain, dsnkers or tGtef.
segeasrS attn w@rk. Have relieved aEA ifxlt -
eAaes wtsere osaere have fsisef. Ihs rsesst atlA-
cMt rases successfully tstAtsd by sssilAaa ?, =
ert4f ressalts uAfAtssesst In eysrg inslAnse -
risk wi4zkeessrr We treat huu,drezss OF iaaies
waoEn we uarcg see. Write fstf further para !,
lars and frea esfa esienftai Adytee DO not pEt1l
40 long. ktji@tarrs tTughfaiiy ansHegra- p
r.ses,,lr tats rruressy Il. sls~0latciF ssfs undsf
every f~os4Alsse coalition An9 positively le4fes
NO xfieT lif erecE Gysan the health. scat " IA ~
securely s<ziest, tsaa. Money letters sA944l II
rexis9nTess. DIX. !. VI. EMalOSs CO., 10 aFe-
sztonl 81 H4szau Mass.
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srankna.
Miss Msbei Donneii leaves Thursday for
position nj wal,ham, Mass, watch fac
tory.
Miss Adria BlssEdeu arrived last week
from Wisconsin,, and is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs.. Evelyn Wilbur.
Miss Lizzie Phsgsc1. Eho has been ct
Gouiesboro the pact three months, b
home. much improved IN health.
Mrs. Lillian stinson came up from Seal
Harbof Thursday, and Is having some
work done on her home buildings here.
Mrs. L. A. Bunker leaves soon for Der
winter home with her children In Msssa-
chusetts. She win be accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss sadie Bunker, who
VIII spend few weeks With relatives.
Repairs on the interior of the Methodist
church are 90 nearly completed that The
reopsning Ia announced for Thursday
aud Friday OF this week. PASTOR Petersen
expects several brother ministers 10 be
present and assist.
DIR. II. Y. Collins, OF Washington, who
was greatly benefited daring his summer
soioarn In Maine, experienced recar-
renee OF bay fever and malaria after bis
retarn. He came back here Saturday,
having decided that permanent change
must be considered. He has reluctantly
given up e position Al the Columbian
hospital, aud win practice here for the
present. Mrs. CoIIias Is expected during
the week.
Oss n r.
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htreh Barbor.
Blanche Hancock is teaching IN the
Pond district.
jerome b. Clark, of West Goaidsboro,
Is teaching here.
Mrs. Emma vose Haskell, of Portland.
Waited friends here last week.
Mrs. ). A. Miller, OF Boston, has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Phebe Temple.
Atsn impromptu gathering wednes-
day AT u. w. Haneock's, four generations
were represented. Mrs. Annie C. Rice,
accompanied by her son, called on her
granddaughter. Mrs. Hancock, whose
children we're at home when they came.
Oct. I3. O.
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Center.
Farris Sawyer IL In town.
John Rsnney, OF Boston, was here last
week calling on friends.
Capt. 8. ID. Robbins, of Maiden, Mass,
Is At Bert Bsrtlett's for a few days.
Mrs. Robert Higgins and children were
the guests OF Mrs. Belle Hodgdon last
week.
Albert Harper, who Is employed at
Northeast Hsrbor, spent Sunday At
home.
Oct. ID. II.
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TIKI AMEaIc&S has Subscribers at fOo
NJ the IIe poes-ossces fa Hancock eOsntyi
Ill ere other peppers in the county com
bsnsd Dc neg reach % many. The AxEa-
fcAs " rct the oaiy pepper Priatsd IN
Eancost egwats, and has Hescy claimed 10
Be, bat q s shs only paper that con prop
sfss BE- ca2ed a CousTY paper; al the
rest are merely local papers. The esrcsaia-
sson 81 rHE AMERICAN, barrsng tAs Bar
aarbor Records summer tsst. % larger
pan taat .. q. .se other papers printed
On Hancock county.
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BroosnA-
Miss Idella Hin has gene to Boston.
o. L. Fiye attended the Maine music
festival at Bangor.
A. III. Mayo has moved his family to
Naskeag to be near his work.
Mrs. Edgar Wells is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Marx Grindie, at Brooksviiie.
Mrs. Rope Kane Brown, OF Gardiner, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Kane.
The Wells house was closed for the
season Thursday. Mrs. Wells has gone to
Meirose, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. M. A. Taylor and daughter, of
Boston, who have spent the summer at
II. NJ. Pease's returned Thursday.
The annual meeting OF the Farther
Lights was held Friday evening ia the
chapel. The business meeting was
followed by social.
Marvin Allen and Joseph York, OF
Providence, r. l., who have been visiting
at T. P. Works, returned Thursday.
while here they met many old aeqaain-
tances, az this IL their boyhood home.
They have never lost sight OF It or
the church, remembering II In many
financial ways. One OF the piesssn nj
features OF their visit WINS Rhode Island
clam bake given by MIR. and Mrs. York
the occasion being Mr.. Aliens birthday
Mr.. Allen is wholesale -four dealer
and Mr.. York a wholesale grocer In
Providence.
Oct. Is. USE FEMME.
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Hufi's Cove
Mrs. Elsie Stanley Is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Agnes Hamor and two children, OF
Seal Harbor, are visiting Mrs. Orient
Brewer.
Mrs. Hurley, who has been employed at
AIRS. S. L. Leland's, has returned to her
home In Whitneyyiile.
Robert Bruce and wife, who were in
town last ueek 10 attend the Hsmor re-
union, returned TO Massachusetts, sstnr-
day.
Richard and Charlie mePike returned
from hunting trip one day last week
bringing With them two deer and several
cartridges.
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saasa Bsaehiii.
Work has mmeuced In the cism
factory.
Roy q. Day Is attending the Academy at
Biaehili.
m.H. Henderson, aud wife are visitl ing
friends In Boston.
Ralph Bowden bee gHe to somervilis
Msss.. to work for c. 3 Day.
Eistin Carter has been visiting his
grandparents. J. Eaton and wife.
school commenced Sept. s. taught By
Mrs. EVA @. Coaaey. Of BtashilI.
Mrs. Joanna Rsddy, OF West BROOKLYN,
Is the guest OF l. J. Ceatio and wife.
Blanchard fowoen has gone to New
Hampshire to work In corn factory.
John Meaervey and wife, OF II ,ckiand,
are the guests of A. W. Eaton and wife.
Mrs. Angus Henderson and Miss Roe
hsve. been visiting friends in Cutler.
Miss Alice Preble. OF Bocssp,rt, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Arch lisnder
soa.
Miss Grace Woodsids. OF Brunswick
wbo VIII SHORTY 60 to Iaasa as mission
airy. spent Sunday here.
II les Esieu Preble and orrin Riekfera,
of Granite, we're married recently snd
have gone to Bar Island where he is en-
ployeo.
Charles Ferrin Ess sold his farm TO Bert
{. Dsy, OF Somerviile, Mass, who has
moved here with his family. This was
Mr., Days home as boy. snd sill his old
friends are glad TO welcome him back.
Oct. Is c.
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they psanea.sz
in manysas BatIer has been appointed
violated It's At Nest Hancock.
No pressui ssshAl and Tilden Smith. OF
for the presen were In town Saturday.
Heved that Cubgs arst Of the week for
est sufferer from
the present anomaIs psined to learn OF
relations with the Cs.e Sa'isr Drew,
Il is hoped that internslsss.s ~, !, =
soon force ratificatioAlssvs. q sans ana
With the eonvening OF aasous relatives
subject will be revived
Cuban reaif zocity and the suMAo.
action viii probably be taken
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South Deer lst--
Arthur Hatch 10 to move to PeBobscot
soon.
Mrs. Clara Psiree has been on the sick
list with cold aud asthma.
Carl Robbins left for Boston wednes-
day. where be viii BE- en- ioyed.
Guy Cleveland has moved his family
into the upstairs tenement in Mrs.
BERTHE Hstehis house.
Rev. Mr.. smith, the new preacher
here and at Stonington, arrived Saturday
and held serviee here Sunday.
Mrs. zBpha Coils visited her aunt, Mrs.
IA. A. Greeniaw, this week, making calls
here on other friends, who were glad to
sse her.
: SH45&s IN Eeo
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pali--Hsve you purchased any coal vet ?
George-Noi I've invited my wife's
mother 70 spend the winter with as and
she will make 1t warm enough for the
whole family.
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COUNTY NEWS.


wtsfsr sarbor.
TIE Iast OF our summer visitors Left
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Surrey, who has been visit
ing IN Castine, returnea home saturday.
Miss EGis Pendleten has been visiting
Mrs. L. &. Kimbsll at Northeast Harbor
for week.
Mrs. Inez Harrington and Lottie Mason,
OF Boston, are the guests OF Mrs. Walter
Harrington.
A blackboard party from sere attended
shs masonic lodge at West sullivan Sat
urday evening.
Edward whittea has purchased the
house owned by Handy Yeaton, and will
go to housekeeping.
Mrs. Charles Smith went to Bangor Sat-
urdsy. Miss Myrs Smith. who has been
there for week, taking up touch type
writing, accompanied her home.
some Of the visitors who have returned
to their city homes are purchasing wood
here to be used for the poor and given to
charitable Institutions. Several vessel
loads viii be sent to Boston this week.
The school Improvement league, under
the direction Of the teachers, Miss Gordon
and Mr.. Baker, viii give basket supper
and sale Saturday evening at the bail.
All are invited and the ladies are request
Cd to bring g basket.
Since the steamer "Msriorsen makes e
landing at South Gouldshoro and trans
ports the sardincs from the factory there,
she has almost too much business for 80
small boat, and the long wait is not
pleasing to passengers. The factory Is
running with a fall crew, and II Is not
expected to shut down until December.
Oct. L.. SPEC.
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The mas, i, !. .uce,,s... i. he body Is
to come III ~ oar, :. ~ 49, keeps
soInss orr arr s,safs,,s- -, m causing
tie Early
the liver
bowels.
saIN x
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after the ceremony for a brief trip. A
vida sffcle o. friends extend eongratala-
lions.
Oct. -. G.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-06

Every indication thus far points
to valuable mine being developed on
the land and the owners are receiving
the the congratulations Of their
friends The drilling, SO far mar
proved np /. 900, 600 tons of high grade
ore. and the men having control Of the
option calculated that there are 100000,
tons in the property. The estimate
II based on the showing made in the
drilling up to date. The quality Of
the ore found is said to be very good.
one feature is remarkable uniformity
Of the analysis teaken from different
deapths of the several holes IL makes
the splendid avrege Of 62 per cent,
lalthough the mineral rms high IN
phosphorus
I The owners Of the lease have already
received two fiattering offers because
THE property locks 50 promising. The
first is a cash offer and the other Il
based on the quantity to be shown hI
Pwben the property Is fully explored.
The property IS about half a mil'
southwest Of the Meadow mine, or
which b. I. Adams Of this city ha'
spent great deal Of money in tx
lploring and two miles south Of th'
famous stephens mine. which Is SAFE
e. contain body Of ore that vii
reach 20. 600, 900 tons.
Marvin Van Buskirk, Of EvelethI j
credited with the discovery, and OTHER
interested in the property are A. y
Coates. w. J. Moore, Jocob Stein, an
f. J. O'Rourke, Of Virginia.
Duluth Herald.