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SOUND.
SPRAY.
Jan. 10.

Frank Tracy, who has been ill, is much
improved.
Mrs. Susan Nickerson has gone to Bar
Harbor to work for DR.. c. C. Morrison.
Mrs. Laura Hamilton and son Daniel. of
Sidney, N. B., are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jones Tracy.
Mrs. Adeline Richardson died Wednes-
day, Jan. ID, after lingering illness.
She was eighty six years old. She was
possessed of rare qualities of heart and
mind, and her Christian example won the
love and esteem OF all who knew her.
Mrs. Richardson had been married three
times. She leaves a half sister, Mrs.
Ellen ingalls,, OF Orland, and step-son
and daughter, with whom she resided
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Richardson, who at
tended her with untiring devotion. APP
propriate services were held at the resi-.
dence Friday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Kinney,
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Yetrs see other pages
BLUEHILL.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The installation of the officers OF
Mountain Rebekan lodge, No. 81, 10. o.
f., occurred Friday evening, January 16,
and was conducted by Mrs. J. IL. Leland,
grand deputy district president, assisted
by Charles IL. Leland. grand marshal.
The officers for tue ensuing term are as
follows: Eliza l.. Herrick, N. G.; Lula
Greene, V. g.; Nellie Wood, secretary;
Lizzie b. Morse, treasurer; Addie Gray, F.
5 Alice Butler, cbspiain; Flora Herrick,
G.; Horace Herrick, o. C Beuiah Burn
BAN, warden; Alice Mayo, conductor;
Eta Slower, X. .. n. G.; Lula Morsell, l..
5. N. e.; Belle hinckiey, X. S. V. g.; Net
tie Leach, l.. ). V. G.; Hattie Bonin, X. 5.
s.; Hannah Sargent, L. ). $.
There was a large attendance of the
members and all psrtook of supper in the
banquet hail after the installation.
The last act OF the retiring noble grand,
Mrs. Fannie Parker, who has filled her
station very acceptebly, was the presen-
tation OF gift from the lodge members
10 Mrs. Katie Melio in commemoration
OF the twentieth anniversary Of her we'd
ding.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

The joint public installat ION OF officers
OF Sc ,oodic lodge K. OF P. and Hs cyon
assembly OF Pythiaa sisterho IN Satur.
day evening, afforded the uniEitiated an
opportunity, which vas largely taken
adv ntage of, to view the ceremonies Of
both orders.
The siserhood commenced the pro-
gramme and the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term by Mrs.
Louis P. Cole, installing officer; Mrs. r.
y. Guptill, grand preiate. assisted by Mrs.
E. D. Chase and Miss A ice Coe:
p. c., Mrs. Alfred Ham lton; c. c., Mrs.
WEIGH Moore; v. c., Mrs. c. G. Larrab.e;
prelate, Mrs. Charles Bia ce; NJ. OF F.,
Mrs. Leonard Ray; NJ. of E., Mrs. j. NJ.
viii Jams; K. OF r. and s., Miss Alic- joy;
~. at A., Mrs. Fred e. Bick fort; A. NJ. vt
A.. Mrs. ]. B. c. lie; I. G., Mrs. Calvin
Tracy; o. g., Mrs. John Hutchings; NJ. o.,
Mr.. Marcellus Tracy; organist, Mrs. G.
A. Perry.
Past Cbancel'or Mrs. j. NJ. Williams
was presented with jewel of her office by
the ass mbiy, for which she expre-s ed her
appreciation in few well CHI sen words.
The si-te hood then vac ted the stations
and tn brother KING Is conf nued with
their installa ion service. The foiiowi, e
Officers were installed by District Deputy
c. II. Leland, OF Ellswortn:
c. o., George Perry; V c., E. d. Chsse;
prelate, John F. Perry; M. at W.. Lewis
Noonau; K. OF r. and s.. John W.
Noonan; NJ. of F., Alfred HamIlton; NJ.
OF E.. l. uis p. Cole; Nj. at A.. Gee X se-
b oaks; /. c., Frank Guptill; o. G., John
Whitaker.
Spe ch making was then in order and c.
II. Leland sp Ike Interestingly TO- the good
OF the order, followed by Rev. Wallace
Cutt r, e. w. Cleaves S. o. Moore, G. c.
HutchiBgs, j. b. Cole ana others.
Refreshments were served in The lower
hail. A general sing Concluded the even
iDg's entertainment.
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IN MEMoRIAM.

The shadow of death has again, within
the space of three weeks, darkened our
community, and taken anot her aged
woman, Mrs. Mary A. Houston, who
passed away at the home OF Eben Rich
srdson Tuesday, Jan. 10, after two years
OF physical and mental decline.
During this period and for many years
previous, Mrs. Houston has been tenderIy
cared for by Mrs. Armenia Richardson, the
mother of her granddsughte Susie
Houston. She left her home in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, sonnet hing like eighteen years
ago, at the invitation of her son, Hira m
Houston, expecting to make her home
with him, but before she arrived he had
lost bis life by fall from the roof of a
building he was at work upon, and the
poor mother visited sorrowful home,
Swallowed beside with memories OF a
beautiful little two-year- old daughter
(sister OF the baby Susie), who had been
accidentally drowned few years prior to
this sudden loss of he father.
Mrs. Huston made a lengthy visit and
then returned to her Ohio home. In a
ried again, being lonely and longing to
be with her little granddaughter, she
wrote to see II she might find a home at
Southwest Hsrbor, and was cordially
hidden to come, where she has had
happy contented life for many years,
though she left in Cincinnati a sister
and her relatives, with whom she has
h In
Mrs. Houston was woman OF fine
mind and excellent traits of character,
one with whom it was pleasure to con-
verse, true and loyal to her convictions OF
right. She was devotedly attached to the
temperance cause, and, being one OF the
original Ohio crusaders, her stories OF
those bands Of praying women were OF
thrilling interest. She always wore the
white ribbon, and the beautiful badge
issued to The members of the crusade in
1894 was smong her most cherished pos
sessions; 1t, with the snowy knot, was
pinned upon the robe over the silent
heart.
Bringing a letter to the Congregational
church here from her home city, Mrs.
Houston was taken into fellowship. She
was faithful member, always in her
place in church as long as health per-
United.
AT the local W c. T. u, OF which she
Was charter member, her influence and
devoted interest were appreciated, and
will endure long as an example OF faith
and Christian duty.
The funeral services were held at the
home on Thursday afternoon, where
many friends gathered 10 look for the last
time upon the face of one loved and hon.
ored. The interment was at Mount
Height cemetery.
Much sympathy is felt for the grand
daug hter Susie, who is attending school
at the e. NJ. G. seminary, and was
unable to be present at the burial SER
vices, also for the aged sister and other
rslstives in Ohio.
Jan. ~. SPRAY.
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EGYPT.
panied her
Jan. 10.

George Ryder is pressing hay for the
Bar Harbor market.
Mrs. William Ryder, OF Bar Harbor, Is
visiting relatives and friends in this place.
Rev. g. F. Sibley for the present Is hold
ing cottage meetings with good success.
The first meeting was held on Jan. 2 at
the home Of Mrs. }. III. Butl-r. The second
meeting, Jan. is. was at the home OF s. a..
Savage. These meetings are being at
tended with the deepest interest. AT the
close of the last meeting duet was sung
by Mrs. ]. Fl. Butler and daughter. 1t
was beautifully rendered, and was very
helpful to the meeting.
Jan. Is. CHS.
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EAST LAMOlNE.
Jan. 10.

Mrs. George Wooster is in very poor
health.
Mrs. w. S. Hodgkins has returned from
a weeks visit to Bar Harbo-.
A. w. Brown, OF Bar Hsrbor, spent
Sunday in town, the guest OF w. S. Hodg-
kins
George P. Libby and wife, OF East
Boston, are visiting Mrs. Lioby's uncle,
Luther fitzpatrick.
Mr.. Ramsey, superintendent on the
stand pipe, has completed his work, and
with his men, starts for Scranton, Pa,
this morning.
Asa Hodgkin has put a crew of men
upon his woodland near Blunl's pond,
and will have all the wood cut that is
available for timber and sawed at w. f.
Hutehings' mill.
Jan. 49, IT
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COUNTY NEWS.
20, Additional County Ne,c., zee other poas.
sourHM Esr HARhoR


Arthur Freeman will soon set carpen-
ers at work upon a new cottage to be
built For him on the lot between bis
fathers house and Odd Fellows block.
Our member of the legis allure, A. E
Farnsworth, thinks enough OF his home
constituency to take the trip down from
Augusta every Saturday to spend Sunday
in the family circle.
Homes, together with the livery stable
are under consideration by A. Holmes
who will no doubt accept the offer, made
by H. johnson, of RockIand.
Harry Lawton has commenced saving
wood with the aid of his new gasoline
motor, which attracts considerable atten-
ton. The machine walked through the
Gig ht-cord pile of J. B. Mason last week,
putting 1t into stove lengths In about
seven hours.
James Crockett has promised the lesse
of his new cottage, when completed, to
Mr.. Stevens, OF Ellsworth, a brother. in
law OF James H. Scott, who, with bis wife,
has been visiting Ellsworth friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens are occupying mean
W hile their rooms at Will Hsnna's.
The Congregational sewing society met
with Mrs. Dean Walker at the parsonage
on Tuesday last with d large atten-
dance which was gratifying to the presi-
dent, as she wished to make arrangements
for the apron sale which will take
place on Lincoln's birthday, Feb. IL,
weather permitting. 1t was not deter
mined which hall would be used but
ample notice will be given. Committees
were appointed, and several important
points decided. A dainty lunch was
served by Mrs. and Miss Walker. The
pleasant meeting adjourned for one week,
to gather on Tuesday, Jan. 20, at the new
home of Mrs Amos Bracy.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT nARBoR.


e. W. Cleaves and wife entertained the
V. l. society Wednesday.
c. II. l. land, of Ellsworth, was guest
at DR.. Lara bees The last ot the week.
A parts OF young people went 10 Winter
Ha Dor Tuesday evening to the entertain
ment.
C. c. Hutchings and wife AID Leroy
Hutcbings spent Tuesday in Winter
Harbor.
The school Improvement league had a
-ociabie Wednesday evening. Cake and
coffee were served and dancing furnished
entert ainment.
S. o. Moore, G. c. Hutchings and John
Hutchinss and their wives attended the
funeral If Reuben Smith In East Sullivan
on Sunday.
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WEST EDEN.

Mrs. Ida Rich spent last week in Els
worth, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Salisbury.
Miss Milly Ray, of Ellsworth, has be- n
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chester Rich.
She returned home last Thursday.
Miss Octa Hamor went to Northeast
Harbor Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Linnie Stanley, returning Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Addie Knowles has gone to Boston
to enter the hospital for treatment. Her
many friends sincerely hope she will be
restored to health, and soon be- back to
her family. Her husband, who expects
to be back in about two weeks, accom-
panied her.
Jan 49, NJ
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THE MEXICAN has subscribers at 100
Of the III post Offices in Hancock county;
oil NE Other papers in the county COM
bined d. not reach so many. The AMER
IcAN Is not NE only paper printed in
Hancock county and has neUer claimed to
be bat it is The only paper that CON prop
erlu b called COUNTY paper; oil the
rest merely local papers. The circut1-
tior II hE aMERIoAN, barring the Bar
Horbor Record summer list, is larger
thar lhot Of oil the other papers printed
On Haa cock county.
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NORTH CAS- TINE.

Mrs. Charles wardwell is visiting in
Pen bscOt.
Mrs. Lowena Rice returned Thursday
from Augusta, after an absence of several
months.
Rev. F. L. Hayward held quarterly
meeting services at Bethany chapel last
Sunday.
Mr.. sarah tirindie, of South Penobscot,
has be the guest Of Mrs. Dora A. Leach
The past week.
Mrs. Leroy WardweIl entertained her
Sunday scnoul class Wednesday evening.
G1me. were played. Music wa furnished
by Miss Bernice " ardwell. Refreshments
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BARrLETT,s ISLAND.

Eben Mayo, OF Bluehiil. spent Friday
with friends here.
Capt. H. p. johnson, of Boston, was at
the island last week.
Alden Dyer, of fremont, and Mrs. Ida
Mason of Bar Harbor. were here last
week.
few of the island boys were at the
shooting match at the Centre Saturday,
George Bartlett bringing home the goose,
which Harvey somes won from the boys
at Long Island Jan. 3.
Capt. johnson has added another of the
old honest esds to his many possessions,
Aaving purchased the property owned by
]. Roundy Bartlett, OF Fest Boston, for
saarIy the John Galley place.
Jan IL. N. l.. b.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Harry Hodgkins and family, OF Bar
Hsrbor, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Clara Young is visiting her sister
at Surry, who has been i'll with
pneumonia.
Ralph Hagan, who has been employed
as night Waterman at the coaling station,
has returned home.
Mrs. Edith Richardson Beane, OF
Chicago. arrived home last week for a
visit 10 her mother, Mrs. Eta Richardson.
Jan. 10. Y.
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HANCoCK POINT.

School at the Ferry begins to-day.
NahumlGrsst has finished cutting pulp
wood.
S. j. Johnston will begin hauling ice
this week.
Howard Hodgkins is cutting wood for
his father at Marlboro.
Marion Chester has gone to Jonesport to
visit her sister, Mrs. r. E. Dobbins.
Mrs. Julia Johnston was In Sullivan
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF her
cousin, Mrs. Sargent.
Jan. 10. f.
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GEORGE A. PARcHER, Pharmacist.

were served. A pleasant evening was
spent.
Mrs. Fred wardwell has returned from
Penobscot, where she has been to care for
her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Leach.
Forty patrons of Cssiine grange visited
Highland grange, North Penobscot, by
invitation, last Friday evening where they
were royalty entertained.
Jan. 10. l..
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sToNINGroN.

Joseph Fiiieid has been appointed by
Gov. Hill justice of the peace and
quorum.
Deer Isle Messenger: Capt. ID. T. TYLER
recently made "a fishing voyage Of one day.
and thinks he did very well for a man In
us sixties. His gross stock for tue trip was
20 rs and he gave away forty five pounds
oi nsn to widows. Well, This was a pretty
good trip for man OF Capt. Tyler's age
10 make alone in one day.
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of Somesvilie. of whose church sue was
member, officiating. Saturday the re-
mains were taken to North Ellsworth to
be laih bes de her second husband, Ed
ward McGown. Funeral services We're
held in the church at 2, Rev. j. P. Simon
ton, Of E lsworth, officiating.
Ton
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The crowned head of every nation,
The rica men, poor men and misers
All join in paying tribute to
Dew tits l. tile Early Risers
They cure constipation, Biliousness,
Torpid Liver, malaria and all other liver
troubles. WIGGIN & MOORE.
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The inward effects of humors are worse than
ere cutwarn. Thry endanger the whole system-
E3osi'- sarsppaIiia eradicates all humors. cures
all sheir irwari and outward effects Irs the
great Alternative an tonic. whose merit has been
everywhere establlshed--Advt.
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stops the Cough and works on the Cold
Laxative Bromo -Quinine Tablets cure a cold
70 one aay. No cure. no Pay. Price Is cents.
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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

Thursday evening the G. S. A. athletic
association presented the drama '.The
Mountain Wait" to an apprec,ative au.
diehce in the town hail. Tue cast OF char
aclefs was AS follows:
oi'i Mdsoh.'.....' -......--.........Fred Harden
JACK "hour'. s.............-...k Norman Mayo
haiph peinar.. Raymond Carter
ra'son lohs.'..-..-..-.......E Eugene Hamiltcn
ashrhhl -. ..Anson fhom
sherlh hauiz. Marshal. ODDS
Rat hehnessey Thomas Hiuekley
Hamilton Hain.... Harvey Curtis
horte hliier................... Harvard Dodge
heg (fhe Mountain waif, Miss Lila Mcintyre
Dolly WiiUur-.............Mi ss Hattie Mcintyre
AEs Ilobs.. ..--............,M Miss T. Mary Curtis
Tue parts We're exeeIIentIy taken and
with SO much case and nRturalness that
II scarcely seemed thst the performers
we're amateurs.
Music for the entertainment was fur
Mayo.
Simeon Leach is quite i'll,
Mason Robinson has been i'll for some
time.
Pearl L. Parker arrived from New York
Saturday.
+. E Chase was in Portland last week
on business.
Ernest l.. osgood cut his foot very bad
Iy with an axe last week.
Gov. Hill has appointed Merrill P.
Hinckiey dedmus justice.
The union meetings held during the
evenings Of last week were very well at
tended.
Mrs. DIR. Emery and Mrs. Linniken, OF
surry, were present at the installation in
the kebekah lodge Friday evening.
Bert Wardwell and wife, OF Penobscot,
spent Friday and Saturday in town and
we're the guests of Mrs. Eugene Ward
well. They attended the Rsbekah in
stailation.
Jan. 10. M.
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ae1rrt' seI:nt2.
Loss Of Flesh
IS1rrt-ee.l.:nta.

Kan VVW Va q sVVss
When you can't eat break
East, take Scots Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
md butter, take SCOTS
INFUSION. When you have
oeen living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
aaourishing, take SCOTS
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
f2t. SCOTS Emulsion is a
13-cat fattcner, a great
.Tength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues, not only fat. SCOTS
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invaIids, for con-
valescents, for consumptives,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, SCOTS
Emulsion is a rich and COM
Portable food, and a natural
tonic.
SCOTS Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
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The Drummer Temperance Evangelist,

Mr.. W, A.. Crane, who opens series
of gospel temperance meetings at the
Methodist church this evening, Is a
commercial traveller, having been on the
road for IL years, and covering almost
every state in the union. Some years
ago the eonsiviality Of his associates
and the customs Of the road cultivated
in him thirst for stimulants which
lost him his equilibrium and his job,
and had 1t not been for the happy
methods Of the well known apostle of
temperance. Francis Murphy. he would
probably nave lost himself Since his
conversion he has gratefully tried to
'show to other men the loving helpful
ness which put him on his feet again.
and so does temperance work where
ever he goes In number of coast
cities Mr.. Crane has had remarkable
success, Disclaiming oratory. and
without .antagonism, he seeks only to
helm
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in Portland today. Miss Reed will re-
turn this evening.
Mrs William Madison returned FROM
a Portland visit last night
Howell Lewis, Mrs. Lewis and daoGh-
ter. Anne, were here yesterday
w. f. McGregor and family return
ed from Portland last evening
], 5. Dellinger returned last even
ing from an extensive trip in ldaho'
q. b. Aegardt and Mrs, Hegardt
were UP from Fort Stevens yesterday
Lieatenants Brewster and fourie Of
Fort stevens were IN the city yesterday
Captain Gregory of the Manaanita
came down on the train last evening
Charles Halderman, secretary 10 sen
ator Fulton. is down from Portland on
short visit,
MIR. and Mrs. Il. c. Wright OF Port
land are visiting Mrs. J, II. D. Gray
for few days.
Mayor c. f. Lester OF Warenton
arrived down yesterday flom Portland
ana went to his home on the West Side
in the evening.
Sergeant A. l.. Cauley, postmaster
station agent and express agent At
Fort Stevens, was in Astoria yester-
day.
A. y. Hammond is expected on the
noon train tomorrow from Missoula,
where ne went 70 attend the funeral Of
his brother. Fred Hammond. He has
fully recovered from his recent attack
of Ia grippe.
Among he PASSENGERS booked 10
sail on the steamer Sue II. Elmore for
Tillamook is Hon. Abe Cohn, president
of the port Of rnlamook commission,
who has been IN Portland IN the inter-
est of his firm and ,ity. Also Mr., and
Mrs Clark Il. Hadlay, who are just
returning from a han"vmoon trip OF
several weeks in california.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE WAR.

After .hree weeks negotiations
peaceful settlement Of the Venezuelan
controversy has been effected, by
which the blockade is to be raised at
once ana all property taken from Ven
ezuela to be returned to her. II is al
ways best il such disturbances can be
settled in this manner. The best way
to settle any disturbance of the stom-
ach is to take dose of Hostetters
Stomach Bittars at the very first symp-
tom. II has toning and stimulate
ing effect upon the entire system. as
slsting the dicerent organs in the per-
fornance of their duties. Good health
is the result. 1t also cures headache,
nausea. belching. loss of appetite, in
digestion, dyspepsia, la grippe, and ma
laria, fever and ague. Try a bottle
and see for yourself. Your druggist
will supply you with the genuine.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land office, Oregon
City, ore. March IS. 1903
Notice IL hereby given that In COM
pllance with the provisions Of the act
Of congress OF June 3. 1873. entitled An
act for the sale OF timber lands In the
states u California. oregon. Nevada.
and Washington territory" as extended
to all public land states by act OF Aug
ust 4, 1892,
ALBERT II. ,WILLETT.
Of Portland, county OF Multnomah
state Of Oregon. has this day filed In
this office his sworn statement No,
e052, for the purchase OF the ne Id OF
section No. .. In township No. s n.
range No. 9 W. and viii offer proof to
show that the land sought Is more val
liable for Its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and to establish
his claim to said land before the regis
ter and receiver OF this office at Oregon
City. Ore, on Monday. the Sth day Of
June, 1908.
He names as witnesses:
John =. Hammel OF Corvallis, Ore. !;
8. J. Hubbard, Of Seaside, Ore, Mar
ion A. Butler, Of Portland, Ore; Thom-
as B. BldwelI, of Astoria, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the aboye-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said Sth day Of June.
1903. CHAs. b. MOoRES.
3-24-b-29. Register.
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Chronic Sores
Eating Ulcers, Spss s''i's'' s's sy''s" ''s'

And source worry anxiety and endless trouble to those who are afflicted
with particularly when located the lower where
the weak and sluggish eating ulcer upon the
sight and the burrows deeper and deeper into the
continues almost see the hen
melting strength going with the ckening discharges
Great running and deep offensive ulcers often develop from simple
boil swollen gland bue pmp and threatening danger always
because while and this
should suspicious chronic sowheang ulcers and
family Face and cause the
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Personal MENTION

N. P. Lind went to Portland last
night.
]. C. Mayo returned from Portland
last evening.
William Hoggman was here yestef-
day from Warrenton.
Miss Nan Reed and Miss Bessie are
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-29

Dr. Rockwell: the presiding elder Of
Portland district. will preach in the
Methodist church this morning at II
o'clock.
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Don't Guess at It

But II fou are gong East write US
for our rates and let US tell you about
the service and accommodations offer
ed by the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD. THROUGH TOURIST
Cars via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
from PACIFIC COAST 10 Chicago and