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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-11

NoRTH sEDGw1Ck.

NORTH rEDGWECK-
Ethel Pierce has ths @Bmps-
Mrs. ". MARKS il QEEfe H.
Mrs Ira Page 4 home froE East Bzue-
I hEM.
i Horace AGsn Lost valuable better Jas.
/ zsek.
Lanwood swets, Of Ellsworth, il Eork-
/ ing for john Th1rston.
Bailey CIo=son, ofS@dgwfek, formerly ot
West 5e6gw5ek- il very H.
AsOrEo Hssssun. Of Nsehias. is working
Tor 6. n. Alien IN the new Ell.
Mira Il II. Alien. who has bss1 very III
| fos a week. 10 better. Her two chsldrsn,
Maurice sad Virginia. are IA with the
grip.
Harry Thursson d bone He has been
working fox several rnoaths for Mrs- 8.
NJ. MARKS
Harold Griadje, who has been working
for G "a AIles, h2s rssurBed home 10
Brookiin.
Mrs. Gfbrillis Grinde9I, Of Brooklin, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rosetta Elwsll,
At the Csdsrs-
CECIL Page caught sfox in trap Tues
Gay nigss, making the tenth be has
caught this winter.
Blanche Staples fsII On the ice soc
seriously injured her hand. one Eager
was pat out Of ioint.
II D. III r. -
fen days last week with Mrs- n. II. Alien
al the Alien homestead.
Mrs. Joseph Page. who has been visit
ing relatives snd frts1cs IN West Brook
liz, has rssarned home
Mildred Beetle, Of BiuehliI, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Rob-
ert BeteiIe, for swo weeks, has returned
home.
The body Of Y. A. Marks, who died in
Boston lest week, YVES brought home
Saturday Funeral Sunday. Bis mother,
wife and sister have the sympathy Of all.
North Sedewick grange met and held an
sn-dsy session at the grange hall Friday,
Feb. q. There was an unusaslly large
attendance, and there we're many visitors
from neighboring oranges Meeting was
called to order BY Worthy Master Grieve,
Of Halcyon grange; singing BY the choir.
address Of welcome by Mrs- Annie l.
Allen, response by oEen L. Fiye, Of
Brcoklin grange. After THE transaction
OF routine business, recess was declared
and dinner served. At the afternoon
ssaszor sha Nfsh 13grz. uSs ,-nrsa~rcd in
| fall torn. A short programme followed.
/ The exercises were much enjoyed.
March 8. RAE.
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GREAT POND.

Bert Haynes Is making gaite extensive
repairs On his house.
party from Bangor at LsksEisz. ALI
gator, report q Sne catch Of trout and
salmon.
Mr.. Maee and vile entertained party
Of their sris3ds st Forest Home, mid
die brsneh pond, a few days last week
Taey caught some ane trout.
Twelve teams came from Hancock tan
merry Saturday. They were 10 help the
teams here get the remainder Of the bark
from township IS, but the rain Of Sunday
will spoil TIE BARK hauling tor this season
Much sympathy is expressed for Fl. A.
Garry, whose wife died in California g
short time ago. They usually spent part
Of the summer az the Garry camp en- the
istand 10 Great pond. but went 70 Cali
fornEa two years ago for his health.
March g. L.
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BLUEHILL-
Rae

Ward Ralph L. home from Northeast
Hsrbor.
George Horton, of Chsrry6eid, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. NJ. a. Peters. ~
Miss Lou Snowman has been visiting
her parents, s. p. Snowman and wife.
Charles Greene, Edward Bissstt and
Pred Harden had the mumps last week.
Pearl Gray goes to Portland this week
where he will be the guest of Hon.
George P. wesoott.
There is vacation at the academy this
week. Miss Rsftsr will spend ii with
friends st her home.
poems published. a large number of
his Biuehill friends bsse already sub
scribed for copies.
Miss Ella Stover spent a week or two
in San Francisco recently, with her
cousin, Mrs. Horace Perkins, who, with
Mr.. Perkins, Is spending a part Of the
winter on the Pacific coast.
James Billings aud wife have the
sympathy OF many friends in the death
OF thsir son. He will be greatly missed
10 the home az he had been an invalid for
. number of years.
The ladies of ths library association,
through their president, Mrs. E. E. Chase,
desire to express their thanks TO the town
.sor the appropriation of go which was
generously granted the library at the last
towD meeting; also to z. P. Greene for
mis- efforts to secure the appropriation.
Simeon Leach. whose funeral services
we're held Feb. Is, was a respected citizen
and a man faithful to life's duties. He
gss q member Of ths Odd Fellows lodge,
and there would have bsen large sttend-
znce of the members il the storm had not
prevented. Rev. Z. Bean conducted the
sergices.
Charles c Clough, who Is spending the
winter in Dorchester, Mass, spent a few
lays In town last week in company with
Mr.. Billings, of Boston. They got out
some good samples eff marble to take to
the city. one sIab of which weighed
about six hundred pounds The stone is
said TO take fine polish.
Msrch9. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST suRRY.

sus'e sad Anna Stinson sre at home.
They are preparing to enter the gradual
ing class at Cssiius this spring.
Rarsi sewing circle was entertained by
Mrs Jerome Young by invitation and 8
very epj2ysbie afternoon was passed.
Byroa Chatto, who was at home III with
grip and serious throat trouble for three
Feeks, hes returned TO bis studies at the
University of Maine
Steamer "Juiiette" came to the wharf
Saturday night, landed some freig at, then
went to Biuehili, as there was not q good
chance to lay q; the " hart in a storm on
account OF the lee
Mrs. John Chstto went to Ess; Orlsnd
recently to visit her nephew, Wellington
Dunhsm. who Is seriously III at the home
OF William Robertson. She was accom-
panied by 4. A. Sinclair and wife.
March 9. c.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Elder Foss Is holding meetings at tbs
sehooIhouse.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes has gone to Boston
for short visit
Capt. Crockett, OF the steamer "Juli-
ette'', is Ill Of the uumps.
Roland Torrey has purchased the boa;
"t1ying Mist" of Brcoklin parties.
James Powers and wife, of Eden, were
guests Of Mrs. Sarah Torrey on March !.
Ernest Torrey has gone 10 New York,
whare he has employment on a sailing
weasel.
Capt. Lafayette Thompson has put the
steamer largo" in readiness for the COM
ing season.
The sidewalk society was entertained by
Mrs. Elmer Hardy last week. Next
Thursday they will meet with Mrs. Frank
Haskell
Capt. George Holden has returned to
Roeklsnd after short visit at home. The
schooner George V. Jordan, which be
commands, Is dischargfng coal at that
city.
Frank Hardy and son have gone TO
Camden where Mr.. Hardy has opened a
store. His family will join him there this
week The people of this place greatly re-
greet losing these neighbors.
March 8. z.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Fl. ID. Ball and Hiram Merchant
are quite i'll.
The busy hmm OF Hervey Scsmmons'
wood-sawing machine is heard daily In
this vicinity.
Charles Phillips. student at Higgins
classical institute, is spending his vacation
at z. Ii. Young's.
w. L Coggins arrived from Cambridge,
Mass, Tuesday, called here by the seri-
Gus Illness of Mrs. Maria Crabtree.
It may be OF interest to the friends OF
T. w. Baldwin and wife, OF Boothbsy
Harbor, who spend their summers here,
to learn that they are now In Washing
ton, ID. c., for a week, on their way to
Virginia Beach. Va, to spend a few
weeks. Their daughter Gladys Is attend
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VI
BIRCH HARBoR


Rev. W. q. Bee, OF Lersnt, and Mrs.
e r. Yozng, of soxfh Lszoins were
Gales here to attend rae funeral Of fbesr
mother. Mrs- Aunss e. Esees who died
Marca J.
Nsss Merit hew ssss born On Esss su HAT
June q, 1873, and was therefore nesrEy
ninety years ot age Sac experienced
regigion while young aad unifed sith tns
BsptEsz church. Of Deer Esse, In 1s37- Four
years EaEer she was married 70 Joseph
Rice, whom ste hss survsved By nssrgy
two years, and cane here to make bar
bona
family Of ten children six are now
living, all o; whom were present at the
funeral
TIE services we're held at the old houe
Saturday, Rsr. Wallace Cutter Officiating.
The rsnsins were taken to Hillside ee1s-
terry and placed beside her husband With
whom shs had lissc for sixty-seven ysarz.
CetM old age and Illness prevented she
wAs active In the Sunday school and
prayer rneesing, and like Dorcss Of osc
she Kss -full OF good works. Hers has
been long and uss.al life and tbs s5ssf
Of wbest So BEAUTIFULLY arranged, that laid
upon hss caskes, called to mind the words
Of job: Thou shah come to thy grave
In full age, like as a shock Of corn
eomsth in in bis season"
March g.
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DEDHAs1.

Miss Lena Black is home from Brewer
for a weeks yisit.
Otto White, of Brewer, is visiting bis
uncle. :. P. Weber.
Miss Ida Cowing has returned home
from the VI. C. institute at Pittsfield.
Beulah Gray, Of Bangor. is spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Gray.
Miss Bsrn'ce Mclaughlin went last
Monday to Bangor, where she has en-
pl0yment-
Mrs. Marinda BarrilI, who has been in
Bangor with her daughter, Mrs. y. P.
Libby, through the winter, is home.
Thomas Kenney died suddenly last
week. Interment was at North Orland,
with ceremonies by the W. L. Parker pos,
OF which he was a member. He was over
eighty years of age.
March g. r
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FRANKLIN ROAD.
ASoy.
March Q.

Mrs Gay MuIlsn IS still seriously ILL.,
Henry Miles Is in Boston and vicinity
for few weeks.
Miss Belle Robinson, who has been quite
i'll, is conTslescent.
Mrs. Emma Barron, of Ellsworth, L
visiting relatives here.
George Stewart was In Lincoln last week
the guest Of Sey Kiiimsn and wife.
Judge ]. B. Redman and mrs. Della
Clark. OF Ellsworth, were here calling on
friends last week.
Miss Bertha Cline is taking lessons liz
elocution of Miss Eva Aiken, of Els.
worth.
Miss Laura Tracy has secured position
in dressmaking establishment in Bangor
She went Saturday, accompanied by Mrs
Stella Shaw, who will make few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Blanche Mcfarland has Ieturnec
from Lamoine and is with her sister, Mrs
Lena Stewart, for fex days preparatory
to entering the Bryant d stratton business
college 70 learn stenogrsphy.
March S. G..
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GoULpsBoRo.

Mrs. Sarah Pstehen, OF West uoui''
horo, is visiting friends he:e.
Ralph and Roy Newman are empiO,eN
In Martins clam factory at West uoui''
boro.
Mrs. E. S. Newman and Mrs. sSiA.
Patchen were in Prospect HaroOf
Saturday.
Presiding Elder +. l.. Hayward
preach in the Methodist church n''
Sunday, March Is.
Mrs. Inez Cole and little son CssfsDs.'
who have been visiting relatives L. ~.
returned TO their home in Prospect U.s.
Dor on Wednesday.
One day last week James LIBBY pS1
with his oxen, to Dunbar Bros =.
mill log which scaled 500 feet
cut ON w. w. Sowie's lot.
Members Of Cushman grange VIII r.
sent the play Tried and True" TINS s.ll
The proceeds go towards the ne" ssr
which they hope to build IN the
future. ,rx
March 3.
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BLCEEILL FALLS.

There are three cases OF mumps In tbs
piscsiat..present.
Mrs. John Kane Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs.. Sinclair, OF 5srgentvills.
Irving Candage and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of son March Robert
SsiIimsn.
Mrs. Freeman Bray and daughter Grace,
of North Bluehili, are visiting friends in
the place.
Mrs. z. w. Andrews has returned from
a visit 20 her daughter, Mrs. Ksaney, OF
Sedgwick.
Foster Small and wife returned to their
home in Mtibkioge Friday. His mothsr,
Mira. Wallace, accompanied him for Q
short visit TO Miibridge.
March 9. SUBSTITUTE.
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WaITHAM.
SUBSTITUTE.

Aionzo Bradley Is suffering from cut in
the knee.
Mrs. Nettie DeBecx is visiting friends
in Ellsworth Falls.
Milton Hsslem, 3. 2. Jordan AMI
Wilson Googins have moved out OF the
woods.
Edward Braley, George Kitchen and
Urban Dickey, after an absence OF six
months, are al home.
Mrs. Hannah Hasten, who has been in
poor health for e onmbsr Of years, Is very
feeble, She is tenderiy cared for by her
daughter in-lsw, Mrs. Milton Hsslem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biethen. Of Lisbon Pals,
were in town the psst week. called here by
the critical illness Of Mrs. BET hens sis
ter, Mrs. Cecilia Giles. Mrs. Giles ts very
low.
March o. 3.
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COUNTY NEWS.
- FRASgLTN.

ars- Tbonss Gordon Is qzfts A.
John Pssssn and SIR. Rsstsr, who hare
been quits III. are abe TO 60 eat
Miss Martha Tregflgzs Is Stepping with
Mrs. Rutssr for fer weeks
Mrs. Lizzie Brzgdon, Of Lsnoine. Is
visiting her sister, Mr. A c. Urznn-
sinonds Ash and wife. Of West szIli-
van. visited friends here last Saturday.
Harry HArdison, wbo has been at work
In West Ellsworth, has returned bone.
Rev. C. e Petersen has recsived aDsn-
inoas call 10 return here for the ensuing
year.
Dinner will be se-red in the dining
room Of the Baptist church Monday,
March 16-soxn meeting day
Quite namber from this place at
tended the fftsets anniversary Of the
Methodist church at the village on Fri
day, Of which the eh9rch here Is e 5-aneh
Ii was Tery enioysbls occasion.
The Up. s. c. T. of the Baptist church
ID growing in interest and nunoers- Last
Tuesday evening tue meetEng was led by
Pastor sibley's wife, who talked very In
terestingiy on the topic. a n0nee- Of
visitors attended tbs meeting, among then
ReF. G. ". Asery and z. Hocgki0s, Of
Lanoine. and Howard Dunn and wife, OF
Ellsworth
The family OF T. NJ. BlzisdelI Is Sc
riously i'll. Miss Florence. who came
home from Bucksport iii. il having
faIl run Of rheumatic teTer and suffering
intensely. Lloyd also came from school
i'll, and is having severe stack Of ple1-
risy. Carol, the youngest, was taken
very III Friday with grip. Much sympa-
thy is felt for them by their many friends.
March g. E..
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Tee dance In < O; P. hall lsss wedoe=-
Cay nigtt Esz wei attended
jesse Wood Eorth, Of Bar Hsroor. il the
guest Of kas sssses, Mrs. II. w. Gordon.
Mrz. Eliza Bssisdsu Is qaiss III at sss
aozas Of ser oszgsbs-, Mrs- G. W. Pet
tengilf-
Herbsrf Jslllson and Miss Roris Tracy
bare returned from . -onth's wish in
Eastbrook.
Klss Beatrice BlaisdeiI q spending this
nonta Eith her saat, Mrs. Taft, at West
S0uidz59ro.
Zsnro hall, wife and daughter Eisns
retErnsd fron visiting relatives In Hsr-
rfnxt2a Saturday.
The Pythlan sisters conferred the arss
cegrse On one candidate last THURSDAY
evening. Sappsy was ssrTed and although
TIE attendance was small, pleasant
evening wss passed
March q.
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SOUTH sURRY.

The steamboat came in Saturday night
for the first time since the ice went out.
Miss Emma Young has been visiting
Mrs. Frank L. Colby at Mt. Desert Ferry
for the past week.
Lowell Young and family, who have
been staying at Capt. John Torrey's, re-
turned to East Bluehiil last Wednesday.
Charles Cunningham Is home. lie has
oeen up river in a lumber camp all winter,
and will return later to come down river
on the drive.
Elmer Z. Young came from BluehiII las,
week and brought his little son Bayard
to stay for some time with his brother
Calvin. Mr.. Young has sold his residence
near the village, and has purchased farm
at Bluehill Neck.
March 9. TRAMP
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PROSPECT HARBoR.
TRAMP.

Miss sibyi Cole is in Winter Hsrbor
stopping with relatives.
Ernest Cole was guest of D. C. Smith
In steuoen Friday night.
The V. l. society met last week with
Moses Stanley and wife.
Miss Jane w. Moore, who has been IN
for several weeks, is improving.
MRS. X. r. Robinson has gone to steuben
to visit relatives for few weeks.
Miss Mamie Young has gone to her
home In the Pond district, while the
Bruees are In Boston.
w. +. Bruce and wife started for Bos-
tom on Thursday. Mr.. Bruce has busj-
ness interests there which necessitsted
the trip at this time.
Marcus 9. n
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ice AMEzzcAE ss1x szbsc~SSs<s AZ T0sS
- tAs ne posf sFGass ~ HaEooek eo&Htyi
eli aAs other papers n TIE cozntg eo@-
EcAS ss net tse ozfg paper prSatsd IN
EzneseE cognfy. esd has EeveT esoizzsd 70
Be, bat x - Ehs 0n2g paper thai eGz prep
evfy be called CoEsTT paper aA Ia
yess are merely local papers. TAe es-esda-
fsoa e THE American, SGrrS~g the BGr
Ear5ov Rarord's sEnIgsr hSf, e larger
GaG~ sAaf Of al the ether papers prta&sd
In Hancoek eoEasg.
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MEANWHILE.

Irwin Carter made flying trip to Blue
hill and Surry last week.
Mrs. John jordan Is very low. Mrs.
Alexander Moore, heE brothers wife, Is
taking care Of her.
George A. Frost bsuied from MsrriII's
hard wood mill in Wsithsm eighty one
hundred and twenty-five pounds win
pai- OF small horses.
The ladies have formed e sewing club
in ordsr to raise money to fence the
cemetery in the lower part OF the town,
in what IL known a. the tsnnery grave
yard.
March g. 3.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Nancy Abbott Is visiting DIR. and
sfrs. e. @. Abbott 10 Portland.
Mrs. Almirs Crabtree ia slowly recov-
ing from the grip.
Friday night, where ne has employment.
ivory n. F1ss visited bis father. Repre-
sentative o. w. Foss, ia Augusta last
week.
Miss Bertha Crabsree returned Wednes-
day from Massachusetts, where she has
been visiting friends for the past month
bxarch o. M.
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suffered from casarrh Of the worst kind and
xeFcr boyed for cure. but Ely's Cream Balm
seens 20 do even that.-osear Os;rom, ss War.
rsn Ave. Chicago. III.
suffered from eztGrrh; IL got 20 bad could
not work used Ely's Cream Balm and am
entirely weIl.--A. c. Clarke. 24i shswmut Ave
Boston. Mass.
The Balm ioes cot frrftate or cause sneezing-
sod By druggists alto eta. or mailed ~ Ely
Bs0ahers. sg Warren 81, New YORK.
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LAMOINE.

Capt. c. NJ. Strstton is spending few
days with his family here.
Bad colds have prevailed in our COM
munity the past two weeks. Mrs. Lewis
King has been quite i'll with bronchitis,
but Is now better.
Miss Edith Rice, Of West Lavsnt, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Trip. Miss
Rice was accompanied here by her father
Rev. w. II. Rice, who YVES en- route to
Birch Harbor to attend the funeral OF
his mother, Mrs. Annie Rice.
March g. III.
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MARLBORO.
March

Mrs. Mary Mcintyre has gone to Els
worth to visit her son Daniel.
Mrs. Clara Ford, who has been quite III,
is better. Miss Ida Pettingill Is with her.
Mrs. Woodbury. Bowden spent last week
at Bayside the guest OF her father,i David
Closson.
Nsbum HOdgkins had chopping bee
last Thursday. Thirty-one men and boys
were there, and good work was done.
Frank Ciosson and wife, of Bayside,
spent 9 few days last week with Mrs.
Ciosson's mother, Mrs. Abbie BoBden.
March 8. ARE.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

There are several cases of mumps here.
3. e. Sylvester made trip to RockIand
this week.
Mrs. Angie Bray and daughter Grace, OF
North Blnehiii, are visiting friends here.
The friends OF Bert c. Day met and
manufactured his xoodpile for him. The
ladies furnished picnic supper.
March 5. ID.
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operations last Saturday. The estimated
harvest this year Is 2oo. 900 tons.
Walter Closson and Charles Staples hsvs
recently Joined the /. o. o. F. at BlushaI.
Liswellyn Carter, Of sedRslek Ia.
recently purchased q house and lot o,
Harry Grindle. and has moved in.
March 2. l.
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ME- DESERT RERRY.

Oliver Hollis, of Brewer, was in town a
few days last week.
Reuben Grsns has bought the buildings
on the George Moon farm, Owned by
Capt. r. w. Grant. He will move them
and repair soon.
March 9. YANEAPoO.
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The stomacb Is the Man.

A weak stomach weakens the man, be-
cause 1t cannot transform the food he eats
into nourishment. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
eiesnses, purifies, sweetens and strength
ems the glands and mem branes of this
stomach, and cures indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach troubles. WIGGIE d
MOORE.
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ing school AZ Rogers hsil, Lowell, Mass,
and the yoangsr csszhssr, Doroxsy, Is II
seh9Si az TsrrytoEB, X. Y
March = vi.
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EDEN.

Miss Perry, OF Sseubsn, is visiting her
sister here.
Charlie Thomss, who is wor king for the
Boston elevated railroad company, made a
flying Wait home to attend town meeting,
returning to Boston Wednesday.
March 9. T.
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BRooKsyILLF

William r. Hart is confined to the house
with lame foot.
Miss callie Bowden who has been III for
some time, Is improving.
The Maine Lake Ice Co. susnenaad
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advertisements.
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YAxRAPoo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
TWO ENTER
 GUILTY PLEAS Dunbar and Kennedy Make
 Open Confession. DUNBAR GIVEN FREEDOM Sentence is Not Yet Pro- nOunced on Kennedy. Dunbar Was Agent of Pace and Turner in Securing Negroes.
 Twenty-three Indictments
 Against Kennedy.

Cases, charging peonage, against J. G. Dunbar formerly the city marshal or GoOdWater who made sensational con- fession of the part he |, p.ayed in the peonage violations in the trial of the cases against the Cosbys, were yesterday after noon mol pressed by the District Attor- ney on account of services rendered the government in that trial
 J. NJ. Kennedy, a justice of the peace of Tallapoosa County. charged under twenty-three indictments, with conspiracy in as many peonage violations, entered pleas of guilty to each indictment.
 Dunbar immediately left for Columbus, Ga. where he is now a patrolman. Ken nedy is still in Montgomery.
 The remarkable confession of Dunbar, as to how he arrested a number of negroes on trumped up charges for the purpose of selling them to Fletcher Fur ner is well remembered in connection with the prosecution of the cases against Turner in regard to Glenny Helms. For this testimony. which had much to do with convincing the court of the guilt of Turner, the four indictments against Dun bar were mol pressed.
 J. NJ. Kennedy was charged with hay ing in his official position as a justice of the peace entered into collision with Pace the Cosbys, Turner and other negro workers, Indicted for peonage, to supply them with negroes. who labored involun- tarily for the farmers. Twenty-three in- dictments were against him, It Is under stood, however. that his testimony before the grand. jury was so important to successful termination of the peonage tn- vestigation, that his punishment will be light. The sentence of the court was not pronounced on him yesterday.
 Judge Thomas G. Jones will take up his civil docket this week No court will be held Monday.