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COUNTY NEWS.
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FRANKLIN.

H. NJ. Blaisdell went to Hall Quarry on
business Saturday.
Miss Ula Gordon visited friends at
Charleston last week.
George A. Martin was up from Calais to
spend Wednesday with his family.
Tuesday evening Mrs. VIII Card slipped
ON the ice and broke her right wrist.
Alvan Stinson and wife attended the
"wayback'' ball at Bar Harbor last week.
Misses Lura Card and Leila Gordon came
home from Higgins classical institute last
week.
Mrs. George A. Martin is spending few
days with Miss Tillie Martin at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Belle Googins, OF West Sullivan,
spent several days with Mrs. H. P. Blais-
dell recently.
The observance of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the Methodist church dedication
occurs next Friday.
Mrs. Sherman Downing is with her
sisters here for short time, on her way
home from Augusta.
Miss Thompson, the evangelist, will help
in a series of meetings here. She may
arrive the last of the week.
Miss Josie Hawkins, of Sullivan Harbor,
and Miss Julia Guptill, of Gouldsboro, are
guests of Mrs. Addie Dunn this week.
Pastor Petersen and congregation
accepted the invitation of the Baptist
society and occupied their church Sabbath
afternoon.
The sudden death OF George F. Taft, of
West Gouldsboro, last Thursday, was sad
news to a host of friends. He was the
last of the family OF the late Col. Francis
and Mrs. Betsey johnson Taft. The wife
is left alone at the old house, which is
landmark, and has ever been one OF the
restful, pleasant homes, where hospitality
was freely dispensed. Mr.. Taft was a man
of sterling character, and heartfelt sym
patty goes out to the beresved widow from
kindred and acquaintanees in this and
other states.
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EAST LAMOINE.

Mrs. H. ]. McNider has gone to Boston
for few weeks visit.
Montgomery Kelley and wife, of Ban
ger. called on friends here recently.
Duncan McYicar and wife have vacated
the house owned by Adelbert Kelley, and
moved to Franklin.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, of Bangor, with
her two sons, has been visiting her hus-
band for few days at William Haslam's.
Snare & Triest have the contract to
build coal pocket at the coaling station.
1t is to be located just inside the main
pier, and will be six months job.
Perley Young and wife, who were
called here by the Illness and death of MIR.
Young's sister, Mrs. George Wooster,
have returned to their home in Roxbury,
Mass.
". s. Tibbetts, wife and son Wilmot,
WHO have been living here while Mr.
Tibbetts has been employed as diver at
the cosling station, have returned to
Woolwich.
March 2. II.
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NORTH BLUEHILL.

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Victoria
GrindIe, wife of john Grindle, took place
Friday, Feb. a. Mrs. Grindie died Feb
IS, after lingering illness. Besides her
husband, she leaves an only son, Lycur.
gus, little granddaughter, an aged
mother, q sister in Wayne, and several
brot hers In the West.
The deceased was held in high esteem
by those who knew her, and the husband
and son have the sympathy OF all.
Death has entered the family twice
before In the past three years, taking first
the elder daughter Hattie, then Mrs. h.
b. Gray, then in a few months the remain
ing daughter, Maggie, wife of Sidney
Gray, OF South Penooscoi, who LETT one
child.
Mrs. Grindie was most tenderly cared
for ia her last Illness, her son being her
faithful nurse.
Many neig bors and friends attended
the funeral services which were con-
Quoted by Rev. 4. Bean.
March W.
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SARGENTVILLE.

Fred Cole, who has been ill for some
time, is convalescent. .
Capt. Jasper n. Sargent, who has been
quite I'LL the past week, is improving.
Willard Leighton has moved from the
Coombs house to his own home at Sedg-
witch.
Capt. Benjamin Sargent and wife were
at Cape Roster few days the past week
visiting Mrs. Sargent's parents, Capt.
Charles Crockett and wife.
Mrs. Almira Snow, or as she was famfi-
iarly called, AUNT Almira," died at West
sedgwick, aged about eighty years. She
was one of the oldtime school marms".
a. b. Harding has returned from Mass
achusetts, where he went to visit his sick
daughter. His wife went with him but
was unable TO return as she was very i'll
with grip.
Schooner "Young Bros" finished load
ing Friday at the Ice Co.'S wharf for
Baltimore. She took about LOO tons Of
ice. She is a four masted schooner and
made quite an imposing appearance at her
wharf.
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SPRAY.


The following resolutions of respect were
offered by Jephthah chapter 81, o. Z. s..
Whereas, It has pleased the Divine Ruler OF
the Universe TO remove one of our charter mem.
hers, our esteemed brother. Amos S. Brown,
therefore be IL.
Resolved. That while we bow In humble sub.
mission TO Him who doeth all things well we
will endesvor to so live as to meet our departed
brother in the grand lodge above.
Resolred. That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved wife and family, rel.
atives and friends of the deceased In this their
hour of deep affection.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be entered upon our records, a copy be sent
to his family: also to THE ELLswoRrH AMEsI.
CAN, and that our charter be draped In mo urn
ing for period of thirty days.
WILLIAM J. TOWER,
LINDA c. TR,c
KATHIR b. FREEMAN,
Committee on resolutions.
req, 70. T.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Feb. IS.

Resolutions of Bernard lodge, No. l2s.
Knights of Pythias. upon the death of Amos s.
Brown.
Whereas, Another member of our order has
been called from our fraternal bond To a higher
life, therefore,
Resolved. That in the death of Brother
Brown our lodge has lost a Jealous member.
one who was always present at its meetings.
thus showing his loyal devotion to the order.
Resolved. That In the death of our brother.
we feel his loss but recognize 1t as the win Of
Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That we extend to his family our
most sincere sympathy In their bereavement.
Resolved. That our charter be draped i'm
mourning for the space of thirty days and that
copy of these resolutions be spread upon our
records, copy be sent TO the family of the
deceased, and a copy be printed in THE ELS.
WORTH AMERICAN GEO. R. FULLER,
j. ID. PHILLIPS,
R. j. LEMosr,
Committee on resolutions.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.


Mrs. E. w. Cleaves was in Milbridge last
week, the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. Julia Ash, OF West Sullivan, is at
E. w. Cleaves' for some time.
Miss Mary Evans, of Sullivan, was here
one day last week calling upon friends. !.
Miss Nellie Noonan has returned from
Boston, where she has been since Septem-
Der, with her grandmother, Mrs. e. w.
Cole.
Capt. George w. Colwell has sold his
steamer "Lucretia" to s. A. Skillings, of
Portland. and has bought sail smack for
his business.
Miss Virginia, we're guests of Mrs. Free
man Davis, of Birch Harbor, on Tuesday
of last week.
The V. l. society was entertained by the
S. o. Moores last week, and one OF the
pleasantest OF the regular weekly meetings
was the result.
The Willing Workers had an apron and
ice-cream sale Thursday afternoon and
evening 10 Mrs. N. E. Johns house for the
benefit of the Methodist society.
The many friends here of George w.
Taft, of West Gouldsboro, were saddened
to hear of his sudden death the last of the
week. Much sympathy is expressed for
the widow.
The Old Folks ball of Feb. % was a
social success, and the supper was one to
please the most fastidious. Miss Grace
Moore, who made all the arrangements,
and carried them out with Characteristic
energy, deserves much credit. The pro-
ceeds are to be used to repaint the interior
of Colum bus hall.
Clarissa, wife of Samuel II. Brown, died
Monday night, and was buried Wednes
day. Rev. Wallace Cutter was the officiat-
ing clergyman. Mrs. Brown was an aged
lady who had been Ill a long time, and her
death comes as a release from suffering,
which none can deplore. The husband
and family have the sympathy OF all.
March 2. c.
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SULLIVAN.
March 2.

Roy Smith, of Rialto, CAL, son of Ed
ward Smith, and brother OF Miss Ruth
Smith, is in town for visit to his sister,
and is a guest of Miss II. M. Smith, his
aunt.
The high school opened under pleasant
auspices last Monday. Mr.. Smith proves
himself az efficient and popular teacher,
and has the good will of all his pupils
and the appreciation OF their parents.
The reading club met with Mrs. Annie
Noyes last Wednesday. The subject for
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FoREsTERs' MEETING.

For some time the mem ers of Court
Bsgaduce, l. o. F., have been engaged in
preparing to spring something that
would eclipse all former efforts in the
way OF public meeting. They &C.
compIished their object Tuesday evening,
Feb. "a, In creditsble manner.
When the meeting was called to order
by w. ]. Dreamer, who acted as chairman,
Masonic hall was filled to OVERLOOKING.
chairman, F. A. Perkins, d. D. S. c. R., of
Castine, was introduced and made re-
marks on the life and character of the
supreme chief ranger.
Clarence Scott, P. III. c. R., of Old Town,
was then introduced as the speaker Of the
evening; he delivered a fine address on
the history, progress and prosperity of
the order, and he captured the hearts of
the audience, and Influenced a number to
seek an early entrance into the ranks OF
forestry.
Following the speech making supper
was served to over $50.
The climax of the evening was the ball
given at the Grange hail. the atten-
dance at the bail was the largest gather
ing that has been seen at Grange hall for
years. Music was furnished by Perkins
orchestra, of Csstine, and dancing was
enjoyed until after a. m.
The affair was a grand success, and the
committee who had charge has reason to
be proud that everything passed off SC
nicely. No expense was spared to make
the occasion an enjoyable event, and I,
will long be remembered as banner DAY
for Court Bagaduce.
March 2 SUBA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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SURRY.

SUNNI
surry has had its town reports for 1906
printed.
Row Treworgy went to Rockland Thurs
day to continue his studies.
Fred Warren went to Bangor Saturday
for treatment at the hospital.
Asa T. Grant, wife and child. are visit
ing Mrs. Grants parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. p. Anderson.
Several members of Surry lodge A. o. q.
w. and their wives went to East Biuehill
Friday night to visit the lodge there.
Presiding Elder Hayward held quarterly
conference Friday afternoon in the Meth
odist vesiry. He went to East Bluehiil
and held services IN the evening.
The storm and high wind Saturday
caused about twenty-five smelt tents on
the bay to break away and fetch up on
the lee shore. Some were badly broken.
Mrs. c. S. Hagerthy's private school
scholars and invited friends partook of
fine supper and enjoyed a social time
together at A. o. U. w. hall Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Hagerthy closed her private school
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Hagerthy and
her pupils will give q public entertain
ment at the Methodist church Wednesday
evening.
Edwin D. Smith went to East Orland
Sunday to be with his mother, Mrs. Mary
patten who ia yery low and not expected
to live. She is at the home OF hei
daughter, Mrs. John Higgins, where sht
has lived most Of the time for the past thret
or four years.
Morcbo q.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Sarah Webster has been quite ILL.,
Maynard, the little son OF Capt. Charles
Scott, is I'll.
Capt. Lafayette has recently purchased
psrlor organ.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes has gone to Boston
for a short visit.
Capts. E. T. Marshall and Judson l.
Haskell arrived home from Boston last
week.
Mrs. Charles Haskell and son Burton
have returned from Boston, where they
have been all winter.
Mrs. George Small Is quite poorly. Alec
Jones aud wife, who have been visiting
her, have returned to their home IN
Beverly.
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SUBA.
NORTH. CASTINE.


Miss Annie Dunbar is home from Bucks
port.
Miss Annie E. Leach, who is teaching in
Portland, is home for a weeks recess.
Miss Estelie Perry has closed her third
term of school at Colts Island, and is
home.
Miss Grace ID. Leach has closed her
school at Orland, and is teaching in
Brewer.
Miss Addie A. Leach, OF Biuehill, has
been the guest of Mrs. Dora A. Leach the
past week.
George A. Grindle entertained a COM
pany of young people at his home Thurs
day evening.
large delegation from Castine grange
visited Verona grange, Bucksport, Satur-
day, the nesting being held to commemo-
rate its twenty seventh anniversary.
There were many visitors from neighbor-
ing oranges, and the exercises were much
enjoyed.
March 2. L.
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sTONINGTON.

Miss Lottie Thurlow is back in the
postoffice.
Fred e. Webb is having some repairs
done on his store.
Several fishermen will set out their
lobster traps next week.
Emery Eaton intends to open grocery
store 10 New London, Coun.
Harry Colby has rented part of the
Tibbetts house OF Z. IL. 5. Webb
According to our auditors report the
town has almost % 900, to its credit.
Arthur Stafford and Fred Thurlow, VINO
have been away to school, arrived home
Saturday.
Lyman Gray slipped and broke his LEG
while going home from the postoffice Sat
urday night.
March 2. w.
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HULL's COVE.

Mrs. Lizzie Pierce has gone to Els
worth for short visit.
s. L Leland ard family spent Sunday
in Seal Hsrbor with relatives.
Winthrop and Marion Stanley are al
home for q short vacation; winthrop
from the normal school at Pennington
aud Marion from business college al
Bangor.
Little Msrgie Higgins, daughter Oh
Ezra Higgins. fell on the Ice one day iss'
week and cut her hand quite badly ~
K. ]. Morrison was called and sesefsi
stitches were taken.
March 2. ANNE
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COUNTY NEWS.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

There are many cases of grip about town,
throat troubles being the chief type OF the
disorder.
The Willard commemorative meeting,
postponed from Feb. %, will take place, II
weather is favorable, Sunday evening.
March s, probably at the Methodist
church.
ID. l.. and Sim Mayo are building a fine
naphtha launch for their own use. Ben
jamin Dolliver is also at work upon the
in boats, wood saws, etc, is quite fad at
fremont.
The purchasing committee OF fremont
public library association last week sent
to Boston for good list of books by IA
vorite authors, which will soon be ready
for circulation.
Mrs. Emily Farnsworth accompanied
her husband to Augusta last week for a
few days of Sightseeing at the capital. and
glance at the legislative halls where the
statute laws are made and amended.
Mrs. Caroline Moore. who has spent the
past three months in Trenton, came from
there last week and will stay for a while
at the home of her brother, William l..
Giiley, whose wife, Aunt Hannah" IL
still very lame and in need OF help in
household affairs.
The illness of little Carrie Ralph, men
toned in last weeks items, became so
serious that it was deemed best to have
her taken to Bar Harbor for surgical
treatment. The hospital am bulance came
for her on Friday, and on Saturday morn
ing an operation for appendicitis was
successfully performed. The many
friends OF the little sufferer hope for a
speedy recovery.
March, 2. SPRAY.
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Romeo guaranteed, cured refunded"
Sole agency for this city at the store Of
GEORGE A. PARCHER, Pharmacist.

Mrs. Sarah Shackford, OF Ellsworth Falls,
an early resident OF this town. Hers ha.
been a useful life, ever extending a hand
OF love and sympsthy to all who needed
1t. Her only remaining brother, Increase
Jordan, who is In feeble health, has the
sympathy OF many friends here.
March q H.
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EAST ORLAND.

9. P. Mason is i'll with heart trouble.
Mrs. Elsie Walker returned from Blue
hill Thursday.
Gertrude Mason is confined to the
house by Illness.
A. FL. Dunbar cut one OF his horses
while yarding logs.
Hervey Higgins lett to-day for Mac Mas
where he has a position as engineer.
NJ. w. Gray, OF Bangor, visited his
brother, Avery Gray, several days the
past week.
March 2. M
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BROWNSVILLE.

Jay Roper left this morning for koeA'
land in schooner "Gold Hunter.
There was no service here Sunday oh
account of the illness of the pastor.
The supper at Mrs. L. T. Morris was
success. l. j. Cousins received the pf'I'
quilt.
w. X. Walker and wife, OF CHARTS
River, were In town last week. MI
Walker has sold his farm here to EVEREST
Douglass.
March 2. l.
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There is ono rational way to treat nasal
cstarrh; the medicine is applied direct TO the
affected membrane The remedy Is Eiy's Cream
Ealm. IT restores the Unnamed tissues TO q
healthy state without drying, all the life out of
them and 1t gives back the ljet senses Of taste
and smell. The sufferer who y tired Of vain
experiments should use Cream Balm. Drug
gisss sell Il for 20 cts- Ely Brothers. IS Warren
street.. New York. VIII mail is.
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ANON.
SOMESVILLE.

Feb. %.

4. DRAMATIC CLUB.
The Somesville dramatic club present.
ed the drama "Among the Breakers"
at Masonic hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Feb. % and "a, the first night to
crowded house. Supper was furnished
both nights and free dance each night.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
David Murray-keeper of the light,
Ernest Richardson
Larry Diyine-rhis assistant, Everett Richardson
Hon. Bruce Hunter. .....Frank Higgins
Clarence Hunter-his ward. ALTON Brown
Peter Paragraphs reporter,
Hslsey Blanchard
Scud Huuter-coiored servant. Leon Hartman
Miss Minnie Daze-Hunter's niece,
Ethel Fernald
Bessie starbright cast up by the waves,
Mary Young
Mother Carey-a reputed fortune teller.
Elsie Richardson
Biddy Bean-an Irish girl.......... Della Brown
Fred P. Smith is home from East Maine
Conference seminary, Bucksport, for his
vacation.
The Somesville dramatic club played
"Among the Brea kers" at Centennial ball,
Manset, Thursday evening, Feb. 26.
March, III.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Bernice Marshall is in AshvilIe with her
aunt, Mrs. julia Tracy, for sn extended
stsy.
Myra Young has returned from a few
weeks visi With Der aunt, Mrs. Julia
Tracy, in Ashville.
Mrs. Susan Trickey, of Bangor. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sarah Phillips, aud
her niece, Mrs. Annie Graves.
March q
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HANCOCK POINT.

Leon Crabtree is III with typhoid fever
8. J. Johnston has finished harvesting
ice.
Miss Lulie Clement, OF Bar Harbor' Is
visiting in town.
The old folks ball at Hancock was Wen
attended. Ali report a good time.
Mrs. Thurston, wife OF the ssslsts's
iight-keeper, is visiting in Mt. Desert
MIR. Wilson, of Petit Menan. was tne
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Zelma Johnston
recently.
March 2, b.
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PENOBSCOT.
March 2.

Buford Leach and wife are rejoicing on
the birth OF daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Hayward, presiding elder.
occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday.
There was an entertainment at the
Leach district schoolhouse Thursday
evening; proceeds, s1275.
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WALTHAm.

Mrs. Lizzie Jordan, Mrs. Rena Kitchen
and Mrs. Nellie DeBeck visited friends in
franklin the past week.
With deep feeling of regret was the sad
Intelligence received here of the death Of
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consideration was: Raphael and bis
period" and the picture studied "The
Sistine Madonna. A gocdly number
was out, and pleasant time was enjoyed.
March 2 X,
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What's In q Name +?

Everything ia In the name when 1t
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt's
Salve has no equal. This has given rise to
numerous worthless counterfeits. Ask
for DeWitt's-the genuine. WIGeIE q
GORE.
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TIE AMERICAN has subscribers at LOG
Of the 1I6 post Offices in Hancock county;
all The other papers in the County com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
1cAN IS not the only paper printed IN
Hancock county, and has neuer claimed to
be, but Il is the only paper that con prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circaIa-
tion of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hcrbor Records summer list, IS larger
than that of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Adelbert L. Tenney has secured posi-
tion as conductor on fremont street car
of the Boston elevated railway.
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Fewer gallons; takes less Of Devoe Lead and
Zinc than mixed paints. Wears longer; twice
as long as lead and oil. wIGGIs & MOORE.
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Establishments.
advertisements.
--~~-~-~~c~o-N-~-~-o~
Proverbs

When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypoPhosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
ment.
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There are many cases of grip about town,
throat troubles being the chief type OF the
disorder
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Feb. "a
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-16

Go to Hardy's grocery and ask for his
Prize Baking Powder.
The county teachers association Is
in session at the public school build.
ing.
Don't forget the place for new, good
and reliable Foot Goods for men. Go
and see them, at the FAMOUS"
w. X. Hunter. r X. Brown, w. Is.
Crutch6eld and J. A. Kelsay all stock.
men OF Enid were here last Saturday
looking after stock affairs.
r. v. Low prominent Indiana citi-
zen was in this city last Saturday,
took n drive through the country and
was looking after land interests. He
resides in indianapolis.
Rev. Haymaker, of Centreview, has
invented a patent milk strainer which
strains the milk as It is milked from
the COW. 1t is an ingenious device but
milk dealers will be unable to use It to
any advantage, as it Is necessary to
have COW.
+. J. Stephens and Irn G. Burk-
heimer, the former from Cromwell and
the latter from Creston, Iowa, were
here several days this week looking
over Morgan county's farms, and they
were both very favorably impressed
with what they saw.