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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
LIVE STo, X.

Detroit--Cattle: Choice steers. ouo-
table, t425 d4.50; good TO choice BUTCH
er steers, 1000 to 200 pounds average.
simi.l5: light to good butcher steers
and heifers 700 to 900 pounds average.
f30c370: mixed butchers and fat cows.
S2.7s 1850; Gamers, S1.5om2; common
bulls. 1925 n2T6; good shippers bulls,
s3B3sO: common feeders. ts.2563.25;
ttorkers. ,3.h0Gl3 Mich cows ard
rpringers: Steady, SIS q SO. Veai-calves:
Market strong and about % cents high
err {s.50p150
Hogs: Light TO good butchers. s42o
Ts5c; pigs and light workers.. si.20;
roughs. 1915 as; stays, Ia OF.
Sheep: Best lambs. 1925; fair 10
good lambs s45oT5; light to common
lambs. {e.75 1850; fair TO good butcher
sheep. 1915 n3.2S; culls and common.
East BuGalo--caule-Best export steers.
u 65nS 90 best. 100 TO i,Soo-lb shipping
steers. 81 eSd4 Is: good 1860 to i.ioo-lb
butchers steers, 81 GOA Is; do. 900 to 1000
IN do. 81 sed3 20: best fat cows, g. 0Nfb
Is: fair 20 good. do. - 2sg? so: common
cows. SO poci2 25; trimmers. 81 25@l So; best
fat heifers. 81 7Jd4 %; medium heffers
300 lbs. 81 zsd3 20; light fat heifers. 100 to
500 lbs. IS 00U3 %. common and stock heif-
900 lbs. dehorned. 81 756l4 90: 800 TO 900
Ibs. do, 81 506D3 rs; common stockers. 81 ~
M 81; export bulls, - 50a3 IS good butch
err bulls 81 0ND3 q.
Hogs-Mediums. "a 5edI4 %: .choice
heavy. 81 5504 60 pigs. - 7Jai 30; closed
steady; ~ cars unsold.
Sheep-Top lambs 81 55N15 81; few choice,
Or 10: fair to good. So 35m5 so; culls. COM
mon 81 25GI5 0O mixed sheep, 81 SOFAS Is /;
fair TO good e 25d3 80; culls. bucks, 81 80
90 -: wethers, yearlings. 81 00di %:
ewes s. 1913 80.
Chicago.-Cattle-G 10 prime steers.
r. i00r5 60; poor to medium. 50 50fIi So;
lockers and feeders. 81 ooai 10; cows,
t. 25Tfl 20: heifers. 20 00f1i 50: Gamers,
u 25d2 90: bulls. 81 75ni % calves. 81 0OD
1g5: Texas fed steers. 81 75a3 So western
steers 81 0odi so
Hogs-Mixed and butchers 81 3Odi 80;
rood 10 choice heavy, 81 3O6t4 so rough
ieavy. 81 1004 25 light, 81 15d4 20; bulk OF
sales. 81 20Iti 30.
Sheeo~Good to choice wethers 80 $50
IS; fair to choice mixed. s. 75a3 60; ma
live lambs, So 50d5 So
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
THE MICHIGAN NEWS
Showing What's Doing In All Sections Of the State
The Grand Rapid. scandal

The story OF the Lake Michigan
water deal with all It's sensational
details was told Monday in the Grand
Rapids police court by Liant n. SAILS
bury. former city attorney, on the ex-
animation OF State Senator David +.
Burns. who is charged OF receiving
bride of $500. Salsbury's recital oc-
cupied two hours and was made
coolly while looking into the very
faces OF the men with whom he says
he planned the most wholesale and
rcm0rseless robbery ever attempted
upon any community. lie talked cas-
lily and without hesitation, just as
though he was telling the most simple
story In the world lie PLACED the Iii.
vision OF the money as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
ATLANTIC.
Aug. 81.

Summer people still arrive at the "An-
chorage".
Charles Barbour, of Newport. is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Ida Barbour, of westboro, is at
Mrs. L. j. Staples.
Everett Smith, OF Nashua, ". H., is at
his mothers, Mrs. David II. Sprsgue. II
RiIla Staples returns to FreDchboro
next week to teach the fall term of school.
Mrs. Harriet Joyce, who has been in
Portland for the last four months, has re-
turned. -
Miss Orphs y. Lowell, of Dexter, q
former school teacher here, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Edith Staples, W no has been at sea
with her husband, is spending q short
time at home. -,
Austin Joyce leaves Monday for Farm
ington, where be will attend the fall term
Of normal school. Il,
large quantity OF herring has been
schooling in Old Hsrbor, where a hun
dred boats took supply.
Elmer Gordon and James Moulding
were quite badly burned by a premature
explosion on Bridges quarry Friday.
DeIiie Torrey's boat which was sunk In
he bay in squall has been raised aud is
at her moorings. Little damage was done
w. w. Coolidge, wife and servant, who
have been stopping at Capt. w. Leslie
Joyce's, leave for home this week. They
intend to spend the winter in Italy.
Aug Is. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
WEsT EDEN.

NJ. W. Hsmor and his brother are build
ing a cottage for Rufus Trundy.
NJ. w. Hamor and family are at South
wei Harbor for a short time; also e S
Hamor and wife.
Miss Mildred Emery, who has been
spending few weeks with her grand
parents, has returned home.
John Young and wife, OF sedgwick,
were called here by the Illness of Mrs.
Young's mot her, Mrs. Priscilla Lurvey.
Mrs Priscilla Lgrvey died Monday,
Ang. "A, after weeks illness. She leaves
two dsaghters-Mr Egie Young and
Mrs. George Mayo, three sons-Alden,
who has resided In England for some
years, William and MufFay, vita whom
she resided. Funeral services were held
at her home Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Rev. G. E. Kinney officiating.
Interment was at Mountaia View cem-
etery.
Aug. 81. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
cosaINs- rwEgp1E.

The marriage OF Sara Lord Coggins to
James Kerr Tweedie, brie fly reported in
the last issue of The AMERICAN, proved a
most pleasant occasion.
Immediately after the marriage service
at the church, which was witnessed by a
large circle of relatives and friends, the
bride held reception at the home of her
father, George II. Coggins, where about
fifty relatives and friends were present.
Among those from out OF town were
Rev. 4. ]. Pade ford, D. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Lord, Mrs. Percy Lord and
family. OF Calais, Capt. and Mrs. John A.
Lord, Capt. and Mrs. Horace Lord, Miss
Annie Louise Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. John @.
Adams and Miss Helen Adams, of Els
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbie Norwood,
Mrs. A. {. Norwood and Mrs. Henry
Clark, OF Southwest Harbor, Walter Rey-
nolds and Miss Reynolds, of Cambridge-
port, Miss Alice Adams, Newton, Mass,
Miss Shirley Rice. Everett, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Derry, y. H., Rev.
and Mrs. John s. Blair and son, Newton,
Y. a., DIR. l.. j. Holt Dover, Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Aodgkius, Portland, aud
Mrs. William Vincent, North Weymouth,
Mass.
The Wedding gifts to he b ide were
bot D numerous and beautiful, including
gold coin, silver, cut glass, paintings,
linen, &c. also gift of money from the
church to express its appreciation of her
services as organise.
After the reception lunch was served,
after which. amid showers OF rice and old
shoes. and a much decorated carriage,
the happy couple started for Ellsworth to
take the 81 O'Clock train for a brief
wedding tour.
The bride is one of our most highly
esteemed young ladies, having taught for
several successive years, each term being
in her native town, which speaks well for
her popularity as teacher, and the large
gathering of children shows that she has
endeared herself to them as their teacher.
The groom has also made many friends
in his visits from time to time, and they
will take to their home the best wishes of
a host OF friends for their future pros
perity and happiness.
They are to reside at IS Walnut street,
Cambridge, Mass.
Aug Is Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
CRANBERRY ISLES.

Miss E. c. Vose, of Wsithsm, Is max
lug her annual visit to friends here.
Capt. Bee iamin Fl. Squirting has been in
the harbor twice recently. He caught a
small school OF msckerel last Friday
night off Mt. Desert Rock.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Row and daughters.
Mrs. Bert hold Schriftgiesser ana Miss
Schasss Row, leave Wednesday for their
winter homes in Boston.
Mrs. BENZ amin II. Squirting and dsugn-
ter Frances leave Thursday for their home
at Boothbay Harbor. Miss Frances will
attend the academy at North BridgtoD,
where she expects to take years course
before entering Wellesley.
The fair and sale OF the ladies' aid So
ciety on he 18Th was continued the 18th,
dsy and evening. the proceeds were $3.50.
This sum will compete the payment on
the new cellar under the Union meeting
house. This cellar represents three years
of hard work on the part OF the ladies'
aid, besides generous assistance from
most OF the people of Big Cranberry, and
also liberal donations from nonresident
tax payers and summer tourists. The
cellar cost about 81 300, and is fine piece
OF work, which does credit to the build
er, John Giliey.
Much sympathy is expressed for the
husband and parents of Mrs. Fannie
Morse, whose funeral wss he'd at the
Congregational church Al IsIesf0rd last
Wednesday. Rev. G. N. Davie ofticisted.
Mrs. Morse had been in poor health for
some time, but yet, death came unex-
peetedly. Last year her husband went
South With her aud remained eight
months. she seemed to gain, bat still
she hal attacks of serious heart trouble.
and each attack seemed TO leave her with
esssued vitality. She was the only child
of Nathan S. and Margaret Deliver Stan
ley. She was loved by all who knew her
for her lie OF purity and kindly deeds
and words, and will be greatly missed
Aug. "a r
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who has been guest of the Bruces, left
Thursday morning.
Columbus hall was comfortably filed
Saturday evening when L. B. Deasy lee
TIRED on "Unwrittsn Law. The lecture
which was preceded by solo BY Miss
Margaret Moore. was very interesting as
well as instructive. The next and last In
the course will be given Thursday, Sept.
3. Rev. W. 5. Jones will lecture on
Washington at Mount Vernon.
The last week has been given over TO
pienics, which the iue weather has IA
vored. Tuesday there were twe-one in
Mrs. NJ. A. Handy's grove, Hnd one at c.
c. Hutchings'. The istser was mostly
friends from Winter Hsrbor. The rain,
which drove them in doors early in the
day. did not detrsct from the general
good time. The Union Sunday school en-
joyed picnic in Miss Doress Aliens or
chard at the Sands ON wednesday.
Aug. 81. {.
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BIRCH HARROR-

The farmers report an average crop OF
hay.
Mrs. Zids Lindsey, of Otter Creek, WIS.,
tied here last week.
Capt. Rufus Allen, of Boston, is spend
ing some weeks here with Corydon Handy
and family.
E. E. Uphsm, wife and daughter, of
Arlington, Mass, are making their an
nual visit here.
Mrs. E. S. Rice aud daughter Virginia,
OF Prospect Harbor, spent Monday with
their aunt, Mrs. c. A. Wescott.
Miss Helen PrebIe, OF East Boston, with
George Noyes and Mary Evans, 4 quill
van Harbor, called on friends - sun
day.
Until further notice Rev. Gideon Mayo,
of Winter Harbor, will hold meetings in
the Baptist church every alternate Sun
day afternoon.
George Priest and Mrs. Ellen Jepson
and daughter, of North Vssss boro, are
guests of Mrs. Jepson's brother, A. FL.
Winslow and family.
Aug. "a. G.
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w EST FREMONT.

F. w. Lunt was called to Ellsworth on
business this week.
Miss Agnes Mitchell went to her home
Ia Milbridge this week.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Willie
Sawyer Tuesday afternoon.
Nelson ]. Carter is having new foun-
dation put under his house.
Mrs. Rose Haynes and daughter returned
to their home in Portland Friday.
Walter s. Lunt is having his house re
paired. Winfield Sprague Is doing the
work
Benjamin Mitchell, wife and daughters,
of Ellsworth, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives.
Will Trask and wife were called to his
old home on Colts Island Tuesday by the
sudden death of his brother Charles.
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Thompson,
who nave been visiting Rev. A. P. Thomp-
$ N, returned to their home In HayerhiIl,
Mass, THURSDAY.
Prof. II. NJ. Esterbrook. wife and daus h
ter Marion, of Orono, Mrs. Esterhrook's
mother, Mrs. james r. Clark and Judge h.
e. Cara, OF Bar Harbor, called ON friends
here Thursday.
Aug. 81. THELMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
EAST BLUEHIL..

Scion A. Long has painted his cottage
in col rs. IL looks gay.
A Tauriow Cousins left here for Red
stoae, Y. H., last Tuesday. He will be
employed as tool sharpeaer.
Mrs. Nellie J. Ridion is spending a few
camp ground.
Linneken, who has been away for
sewers months, returned home last week
on account of illness caused by heavy
work granite cutting.
II is rumored that Miss Minnie Ather-
ton snd Frank Pierce were married last
Saturday. Probably there will be some
music o-uight.
G. Fred Solsmand and Miss Ella Dom
me- Isft last Friday for North Attleboro,
Mess. They have teen the guests OF S.
Waituom0 Cousins and vile.
Schooner Louisa Francis, Chatto
mastes, arrived last Wednesday with
freight from Portland for the grange
store and for L. 3. Grindls. She sailed
Tnursday.
Jonu C.. Ganion, of Utica, ". Y, with
his wife, boy and servant, arrived last
Wednesday from Bar Harbor. After Wis
iting friends until Friday, the party left
for Newport, Il. l., via Castine. Mr..
Msnion was employed as engineer at the
U. !. granite works here in 1887, 1888 and
1853. After leaving here he went to
South Africa, where he was mining en-
gineer for several years. He served as U
8 coreui at Johannes burg for five years
Aug. 81. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH LAMoINE.


Mrs. Edith Beane returned from Bar
Hsrbor last Thursday.
Mrs. Lucy Gray and Mrs. George Smith
went to the Gray reunion at West Sedg-
wick last week.
Mrs. Susie Salisbury and family, Of
Ellsworth, are at her old home here for a
visit.
Miss Myrtle Jordan, of Waterville, is
spending her vacation with her parents,
Edward Jordan and wife, here.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland went to
Leicester, Mass, last Thursday TO be en-
ployed as principal of the academy there.
Mrs. Matte Butler, of Avon, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. 81. Young,
the past week, went to South Gouldsboro
Friday.
There was-a family gathering on Tues
day last at the home OF Mrs. E. F. Young,
the guest. being her brother, Rev. W. H..
Rice and family and their little grand
SON, Carroll Dana Trip, a cousin, Mrs.
Matte Butler, of Avon, Mass, and John
Maxwell, of Orient.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Rev. W. 8. Jones preached in West
Gouldsboro Sunday.
A party of,thirty-one from here attended
the fair In Stsuben Wednesday.
L NJ Moore, OF Ellsworth, was guest
OF his parents over Sunday.
Miss Julia GuptilI, of Gouldsboro, was a
guest Of Mrs. l. p. Cole Saturday.
Mics Isabel Cieaves came from Per
H7rbor to remain over Sunday at home.
Miss winitred HoIway, of Machiss. is a
guest of her kuat, sirs. sarah 10 E, iof "a
Les week..
L. K. Storrs and wife, OF Roxbury, spent
few days here this week with her father.
E. w. Ceaves.
Capt. and Mrs. John Foss have bean
guests OF the Z. c. Hutchings for few
days the past week.
Miss Genevieve Cole has been a guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Herman Smith, in Ash
vile, for week or more.
Miss Winifred Cole, Of South Boston,
went to SteubeD on Thursday, after
spending few days here with friends.
CALVIN hammonds and wife, of South
Gouidsboro, with other friends, were
guests at Capt. J. NJ. Williams Sunday.
There will be special song service at
the Union church Sunday evening. Sept.
s, with short address by Rev. w. S.
Jones.
Mrs. Mabel Lsrrabee, with her chill
dren, who have been spending the sum
mer at DIR. Larrabee's, left this week for
her home in Kingman.
Rev. Wallace Cutter has received from
friends in Provincetown the gift OF four
lamps for the Methodist church, for
which the society is very grateful.
Mrs. Hardy and daughter, of Boston,
who have been at E. w. Cleaves' for a
fortnight, and Miss White, OF Chicago,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
X)UNTl Jews.
BLUEHII.L FALLS.

Albert and wflford CoBary enjoyed an
outing last week camping on GRANTEE
Miss Mae CoDsry returned to her home
IN wo Jdtords to-day.
Mrs. Stephen Chatto, of Granite, spent
last week with relatives here.
Luther and james Gray, of West Sedg-
wick, we're in town Wednesday.
Herman Bracy and Frank aerrick, of
BrookliB. were in town on business Tues
day.
w W. Conary and sons Arthur and
Forrest, of Sunshine. were guests o; A. r.
Conary Wednesday and Thursday.
Edmund Sylvester is digging well on
the Nevin lot on Mill island nesr the site
of thu old tide mills.
Mrs Fred Bridges and daughter Alice,
of Portland, aud II. ID. Bridges, of Bucks
port, were guests OF friends here Thurs
day INA Friday.
Tue launch "Jsquish", Capt. Small.
return ID the 5Oth from weeks stay at
Bar harbor. Wilbur Friend lie with Capt.
Siuat
Harry Corsry Is employed by parties st
Parker Point for the remainder of the
ssasosf to take them out sailing in his
zach, "The Hsste'.
The young Porto Ricsn VITO came here
about four years sgo with Capt. William
J 10 Dson and was known here as FREQ
Johnson, has taken his own name,
Manual Rajs. and gore back to Fai srdo,
Porte Rico The people here bad formed
quite an attachment TOR him and will
always feel the greatest interest IN his
welfare.
AdE. 81. SUBSTITUTE.
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II AMERICAN hes Subscribers at LOG
ftns TTo post Offices IN Hancock county
~ the other papers in the Coznty COM
btnea do not reach 50 many. THE AMER
fcAS IS not the only paper printed in
Hcneoek county, and has neueT claimed to
be bat Il Is the only paper that can prop
er,s be called a COUNTY paper; all the
yest are merely local papers. The eircHid-
tiou Of Tbs AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than fbat o. oil the other papers printed
tn Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02
PENoRscoT.

W. l. Brown, OF Bangor, is in town Wis
fling friends.
Arch Bridges, of wstertown, Mass, Is
visiting HE father.
A.E. ysrnum has recently pat hne
new grocery wagon into serves.
Frank Dunbar is at home. He has
moved his family into he Bisset house.
Several from this place attended the
Gray reunion at South Penobscot this
week.
George Fsrnbam and wife, Of West
BrooksvilIe, were In town Monday calling
on friends.
Mrs Hugh smith and daughter jamie,
OF WsterviIle, have been visiting Mrs.
Calvin Davis.
Mrs. Charles c. BurrIll and Mrs. Black
more, of Ellsworth, were at the Peuobscoi
house Tuesday.
Miss Esther Emerson, OF Bucksport
and Miss Georgia Heath, OF Boston, have
been visiting Mrs. Phebe yarnum.
OK. Tapley, wife and daughter, of
Springfield, Mass, who have been here
for several weeks, have returned to their
home.
Schools In town will begin August 81,
with the following teachers: North
Penobscot, Mamie sperry, of Biuehiii;
Leach district, Ethel Slower, Bluehiii;
Cove district, NJ. Ella Tsy. Kenduskeag;
Devereux district, Clara Day, South Blue
hill; Bay district, Belvs l.. Sellers;
Herrick district, Msude Leach; Farnhsm
district, Ida NJ. Perkins; Dunbsr dts
trio, Lucy Patten; Wilson district, Zelma
Hutchings; Marks corner district, Ceciie
Hutehings, alt OF Penobscot.
Aug. "a. SUBA.
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TRENTON.
Aag.24.

Clarence Hopkins was In town Sunday
calling on relatives.
Ernest Young and wife, of Bar Harbor,
were in town Sunday.
Leland Hopkins, who has been visiting
in Somerville, has returned home.
Barbara Hopkins, who has been visiting
in Somesville, has returned home.
George Moore, who Is working in
Northeast Hsrbor, was home Sunday.
t. T. Leland and wife spent Sunday
with their son who lives at Beech Hill
Aug. 81 c H.
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MARLBORO.

George Jelllson has moved into s. FL.
Remick's house.
Rosa Hodgkins has gone to Castine to
visit her brother, Ralph Hodgkins.
Mrs. Edna Norris and children, OF Win
ter Harbor, are visiting her father, David
Mosley.
e. G. Alexander, wife and little son re-
turned to their home in HouIton last
Monday.
Edward Hodgkins,.. wife and daughter
Leila, of Ashyilie, Granville Hodgkins,
wife and two children, OF Boston, and B.
K. Martin and wife,. of Ellsworth, were
the guests Of Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Aug. 81. ARE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-02

Frank 4. Wall, of Bar Harbor, is the
guest of Mrs. E. E. Mcfarland.
DR.. Stanhope and family, Of Foxcroft,
are occupying the Holt cottage.
Mrs. Hervey Salisbury AMI family, of
Ellsworth, visited relatives here last week.
Harry Hodgkins and family, of Bar
Haroor, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Nelson Young is making improvements
on his homestead by the addition of con
venient ell.
Miss Annie Young returned Saturday
from Seal Harbor, where she has been en-
ployed.
Mrs. Nellie Bracket and family, of
Lake Sehago, spent last week with her pa
rents, Jabez Trip aud wife.
Aug.31 "
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MANsET.
Mayo q Farnsworth are discharging
annt her load Of hard wnnd

Mayo q Farnsworth are discharging
another load OF hard wood.
The Helping hand society, which is
composed of young ladies OF this place.
will hold sale at the hall Wednesdi y
evening, the proceeds to go for the pur-
chase OF a new CHURCH organ.
The principal attraction here last week
was visit from the queen of macker, |
catchers, the "Alice M. Jacobs" Capt
"Sol" Jacobs. He came in for supply of
barrels, and reports mackerel plentiful off
shore.
Rev. Oliver Huckle, of Baltimore,
preached most interesting sermon sun
day morning on the inner meaning of
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ARE
Aug.31.

Kindly take notice that Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm is OF great benefit to those sufferers from
nasal catarrh who cannot inhaie freely through
the nose. but must treat themselves by spray
sng. Liquid Cream Balm differs 10 form, but
not intellectually from the Cream Balm that has
stood for years AZ the head OF remedies for
catarrh. II may be used in any nasal atomizer.
The price. Including = spraying tube. Is 70 cts.
Sid ~ druggists and mailed b. Ely Brothers.
So Warren ST., New York
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1917 :, .,''l,,.,' ,l,..ll. NEWS
sEAwALI..

Mics Nora King came from Bar H,..
to spend Sunday. '0'i
Mrs. Lizzie Moore came homs
Brewer last Saturday. "0a
Mrs. Belle Blake and Mrs. Annie ~,
and little boy, Of BROOKLYN. came s s.'A'
day to make a visit at Gardner Car,s. s.u''
George Balm and wife, of Massseb.s...
came from Bass Harbor with Mr.. AN,
mother, Mrs. Nancy Sawyer. to MI, !
w. King and wife. D.
Aug. 81. n.y.,