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ATLANTIC.

Thomas Pinkham and wife made fly
ing visit to Rocklsnd Saturday.
On account of the storm Sunday, there
was no Sunday school and no rehearsal.
Clarence Joyce, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town last week to see his mother, who is
Ill.
George e. Trask aud wife who were
visiting at Mckinley ard Bass Harb Dor
are home.
Calvin Stockbridge and wife who have
been at George Smiths, are at G. w.
Stockbridge's.
Mrs. Louise Newman and Mrs. Mary
Sowle, OF Gouldsboro, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Ellen Staples, at Atlantic.
Miss Helen Sawyer, OF Southwes. Har-
Dor, who has been teaching at Opechee,
returned to her home Wednesday.
Dec. 10. A.
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BARTLErT'S ISLAND,

School closed Dec. 9 after q successful
term of eleven weeks taught by Miss vina
There will be a Christmas tree at the
schooIhouse Christmas eve. ,s,se
The community was ssddened to learn
OF ne deaf b Of David g. Bartlett, which
occurred at mis- n me Nov. 20, at the age
OF seventy-two years, five mont he and i've
days. Mr.. Bartlett had heen failing
for he past three years. and sltbough the
end had been expected for several days,
yet with the close came sense of personal
loss to everyone who had enjoyed the
privilege OF c,ling him friend. Stricken
with Bright's disease, he bore bis Hire
with Christian fortitude, never COM
planning. He was a great sufferer
for two weeks before his death. He
had no children, but in 1877 he took two
little boys, Charles and Harry Pepper,
both OF whom died of consumption at
the age OF twenty.three years, leaving
him again childless. Much sympathy il
felt for the griet-stricken wife who Is left
alone in the world so far as relatives are
concerned.
Dec 49, r.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Northeast Harbor lodge No. 206, F. and
A. M, has elected the following officers:
W. M, Joseph w. Small; s. w., George
e. Turner; }. W, Edwin A. Hodgdon;
treasurer, Danforth I. Manchester; sec
rotary, A,vah L. Reed; S. d. L. Erie
Holmes; j. D Fred w. Bucklin. The
installation will take place Tuesday
evening, January 3.
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LAKEWOOD.

Calvin Martin, OF Hancock, visited
friends here recently.
Mrs. John NevlIs, who has been with
her father, Jeremiah Moore. for several
weeks, has gone to Ellsworth Falls to live.
Charles Garland, an old and respected
citizen, Is In very poor health. He has
been failing for some time, and is now
unable to leave his room.
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s0t the minstrel show which Is
=, ths the Casino for the benefit
~ 10 IL been changed from Dec.
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Officers were elected as follows at the
annual meeting of Mt. Desert encamp-
aent, No. So, /. o. o. F., Friday evening:
ny Hamor, chief patriarch; Harry q.
p, high priest; Eugene A. Dyer, senior
I'm; George Ochs, junior warden;
v1.sgton Mcfarland, scribe; Vernon g.
treasurer.
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Ing one OF his legs. Drs. ID. w. Bunker
and H. ID. Averill were summoned and set
the limb.
At the annual meeting of Bar Harbor
lodge, No. 1856, F. and A. NJ, Thursday
evening the following officers were
eleced: Thomas Searles, worth by master;
Andrew j. Babbage, senior warden;
Charles Giiley, junior warden; A. s. Ro-
dick, senior deacon; U. q. Hodgkins,
junior deacon; Benjamin l.. Had'ey,
secretary; Charles f. Paine, treasurer;
financial committee, II. Il. Wakefield,
Frank M. Conners, Luther A. Leach.
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OVERMAN.
August %, 1904. .

August %, 1904.
The Spargur Reunion was we'll at
tended from here.
Miss Bessie Spruance, of near Hills
boro, is spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Spru-
ance.
Taylor Vinegar and VIM, Skeens
took in the excursion to Athens, Sun
day.
Albert Cowgirl was the guest of
friends at Bainbridge last week.
Messrs. Ray Cowgirl, Joseph Nor
row and John and George Karnes at
tended the Farmers Institute at
Lyndon last Thursday.
Our Supervisor commenced hauling
gravel on the roads to-day.
c. o. Cowgirl and wife, of Leesburg,
took dinner with the formers parents
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Morrow and Miss Mary
Vanpelt, of Hillsboro, took dinner
with David Clements and family Sum
day.
Quite a goodly number of Alex.
Walkers friends and neighSors slipp-
ed in on him last Sunday and gave
him good surprise. There was lots
of good things to eat and all present
enjoyed themselves.
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LITTLETON.
August %, 1904.

August % 1904.
Eva Ellis entertained Florence and
Lizzie Keys, of Sharpsville, and Nora
Lemons, of Springfield, Tuesday,
Mrs. Harry Evans, from Overman,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary G.
Roush.
Elsie Roush and Eva Ellis attended
church at Liberty Thursday.
The Hopkins sisters entertained
quite number of their friends We'd
nesday evening along White Oak
creek, and served quite dainty sup
per. Among those present were Lora
Hopkins, Glen Hopkins, Ella Brack-
man, and brother, Henry, Kate and
Margaret Sherry, Elsie Roush, Eva
Ellis and Charles Kibler. A good
time reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Finnigan, of Gin
cinnati, returned to their home Thurs
day, after weeks visit with Mrs.
Bridget Sherry.
Elsie Roush spent Saturday and
Sunday with her friend, Stella Troth,
at Lynchburg.
Mrs. DR.. Hatten and daughter, of
Cincinnati, are visiting William Hast
ing and family.
Mrs. Alvin Roush is improving very
slowly.
Silas Ellis and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. j. d. Noble and family, of
Sharpsville.
Elsie Eoush entertained Stella
Troth and her cousin, Fay Gordon, of
Rockford, last Tuesday.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Fenner
August 2, boy.
The farmers are glad to have these
fine rains, as the the corn is needing
it badly.
Jim Sherry made business trip to
Fayetteville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shaw, of Mar
tinsville, visited the latter's mother,
Mrs. Bridget Sherry, Sunday.
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August %. 1904.

Rev. Scarf has closed up his years
work here and leaves Tuesday for his
home and to attend Conference next
week. All desire his return to the
work here for another year.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crusenberry died Saturday and will
be taken to-day to Boston for burial.
The little child of Oscar and Marie
Conard died Saturday and was buried
here, Sunday afternoon.
Ellis Lewis, of Sardinia, was calling
on friends here, Sunday.
Rev. Sanford Burba will preach in
the M. f.. Church here, next Sunday.
Every soldier in Highland county
should attend the Soldiers Reunion at
Mowrystown, August 81. Good speak
ers have been secured to address the
people. Come let us tent again on
the old camp ground" Sons of veter-
ans are urged to attend and take part
in the meeting,
The infant child of Mr.. Matthews
and wife, of near Wesley Chapel,
died yesterday. Funeral to-day con-
ducted by Rev. Scarf.
c. f. Turner and wife are still en-.
joying themselves in Virginia.
Edwin Redkey and wife were called
to Pricetown to-day to attend the
funeral of their cousin.
Geo. Hetherington, who was lately
discharged from the regular army,
was calling on his many friends here,
yesterday. All are glad to welcome
him back again.
Misses Nellie and Mary Redkey, in
company with Messrs. Cotterill and
Henderson, spent Sunday with Miss
Inez Martin, of Seaman.
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was seen In our town on TUESDAY.
Board of Education which was to
meet Monday could not find quorum
and so they will meet the 3rd of Sept.
ember to pay the teachers of for
their weeks attendance at the H. G.
T. l. Ha, Ha.
Revs. Murch and Naylor filed their
regular appointments Sunday.
Denver Pickett sports a new rub.
ber tire. Joe says 1t is peach.
Chas. Crawford and son have their
horse at Oakley Fair this week.
Frank Rosselot, of Vera Cruz, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. ode Pugh, of Sardinia, is vis-
itiag her uncle, Ore Johnson.
Norris Norman and wife, of Blan.
chester, are visiting j. D. Moberley.
T. j. Sprinkle, of Hillsboro, was
seen in our town Monday.
Joseph Vance, whose name was en-.
rolled with those who attended the
81. c. 7. l., is Joseph Martin.
Richard Johnson, of Lynchburg,
was visiting his father.in-law one day
last week.
Yoo Crawford has been employed
to clerk in Wolfe & Sons clothing
store at Mt. Oreb.
Sedley Roberts and Neal Ruble are
attending the North Liberty fair
this week.
Lora Hopkins, of st. Louis, is visit.
ing her uncle, G. A. Moberley, of this
place.
Lewis Weber and wife, of Colum-
bus, are visiting relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Mollie Ayres, of Hillsboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown.
Miss Maggie Moberly, who has been
visiting relatives at Union, is home.
G. F. Moberley and wife have been
visiting John Grant, of Taylorsville.
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FAIRVIEw.
August -, 1904.

Mrs. Will Grabill, of the Queen
City, is visiting at w. A. Oranges
Miss Rosa Trop, of Hoagland's Wis
lied her friends, Pearl Handley,
Thursday and Friday.
Rev. Meachim, of Wilmington, is
conducting a series of interesting
meetings at South Liberty.
Abram Roush, of Birmingham, Kan,
Is visiting relatives and friends here.
Lewis Ludwick lost a valuable
young horse Sunday morning. 1t was
run over by an early train near his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boelzner, took
advantage of the excursion and visit
ed relatives in Athens Sunday. Mis-:
Lena Boelzner returned home at the
same time.
Frederick Roush has returned home
after attending the G. A. r. Encamp
ment at Boston, Mass.
Miss Leland Easter, of Belfast, IL
visiting her cousin, Hattie Tedrick
this week.
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HOAGLANDS.

August %, 1904.
Miss Hazel Bryan is the guest of
relatives at New Petersburg.
Ancile Thomas and Lon Kesler at
tended the Oakley fair last week.
John Bennington is at st. Louis vis-
iting his brother and attending the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Gladys Leininger, of Spring.
field, is the guest of her cousin, Stella
Warrick.
Mrs. Oscar Mowery, of near Leba-
non, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Hent0n.
Miss Fern Kesler Is entertaining
her cousin, Lena Boeizner, of Athens.
j. B. Brown left Friday to attend
the st. Louis Exposition. Before re-
turning home Mr.. Brown will visit his
sister, Mrs. Will Parker, of Texas.
Lewis Ludwick had a young horse
killed by the train Sunday morning.
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and their mother, of Ripley, are
among relatives here at present.
The Helsley farm, which was so ex.
tensively advertised, was sold last
week for s4s per acre. Louis Sonner
was the purchaser.
Mrs. Lottie Earhart and son, Albert,
of Cincinnati, we're entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trout.
man last week.
Leon Greenhow attended the X. of
p. convention at Louisville, Ky, last
week.
Mrs. Pearl Ludwick Is nursing
sore foot. caused by stepping on a
nail.
James Fenwick and wife are reioic-
ing over the arrival of a daughter
at their home.
Mowrystown expects thousands of
people here at the G. A. +. reunion
on Saturday, August 81. Great prep
arations are being made for that day
so that everybody will enjoy them
selves.
A good dress maker would do well
here now. Rooms splendidly located
for such business are now vacant. Ad.
dress Mowrystown, p. o. Box No 30,
care of postmaster, for particulars.
DR.. Rhoton visited the Worlds Fair
last week.
Chas. Hunter has commenced to
build on his lot on East Diehl street.
1t would be well for those who have
money to put up few houses here for
renting purpose. There are often
persons inqulring to rent houses.
The Mowrystown rural route started
last week with Lee Winkle as Carrier.
He has neat little wagon and starts
on his route Immediately after the
Cincinnati mail arrives.
Chas. Ferguson and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a young son at
their home.
Louie Troutman is having a dwell
ing of seven rooms built on North
High street.
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FORT HILL.
August %, 100.

Samuel Wilson, of Greenfield, was
the guest of his brother, WIN, and
family, last week.
l. W. Stults and wife and Mrs. Re-
becca Stults attended meeting at
Olive Branch, Sunday.
VIM. Countryman and wife enter
tanned Joseph Patton and wife, of
Dallas, and Mrs. B. w. Spargur, son
and daughter, of Carmel, Sunday.
B. W. Spargur, of Carmel, called on
Daniel Butler Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth McKeever and son,
Grant, of PEBBLES, are guests of the
formers son, VIM. McKeever, and
wife.
J. p. Havens has been employed in
remodeling a house for Mrs. Brown,
near Rainsboro.
Wm. Barrett is visiting friends in
Greenfield.
Mrs. Rebecca Caplinger was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. 5. S. Dear
duff and family, Monday and Tues
day.
Among those that visited Butler
Springs Sunday were J. j. Butler and
sister, Miss Nell of Elmville Harold
Moon, of South Salem: Miss Rose
Spargur, of Rainsboro; Frank Smith,
of Bainbridge: Miss Flossie Ogle, of
Rainsboro; M. r. Cravens and Grace
Haller, of Hillsboro; Hubert Spar
CUR, of Carmel; Miss Beatrice Davis,
of Rainsboro, and o. H. Garrett and
Henry Newkirk, of Belfast.
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,WnLETTSvILLE.
August %, 1904.

august ~, i0O4.
Miss Mary Burton spent the past
week with relatives at st. Martins.
Mrs. Leo King and son, Horace, OF
Martinsville, were guests of her par
ents, Il. B. Reayes and wife, Tuesday,
Messrs. Ridgway and English at
cended the fair at Oakley Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Miss Dora L0wman, of Hillsboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlie
CLANCY,
Harry Carey, wife and son, Wen
dell, of Mt. Zion, spent Friday with
the formers parents, AFRO Clark and
wife.
Miss Anna Hatcher, who has been
in Hillsboro for some time. spent Sat.
urday night and Sunday with her sis.
Ter, Mrs. Albert Burton.
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August %, 1904.

august -, ioOf.
Rev. j. w. Willis, of Jackson, occu-
pied the U. B pulpit here last Sunday
morning and night.
Walter Mignery has been elected
to FIJI the vacancy at the U. 2. Sun
day School caused by Chas. Mills NOV
ing away.
We had heavy rain last Saturday
evening here which was needed. An
other refreshing shower on Sunday
evening was appreciated.
l.. L. Altman and Miss Clanie Beu-
cler, of Gath, attended the Christian
Church here Sunday afternoon. Also
John Pickett, of Buford.
Mrs. Albert Jacobs and little daugh-
ter, Crystal, after pleasant visit
among relatives here, have returned
to their home In Portsmouth.
Misses Ollie and Lizzie Richards
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Several people from this place at
tended the yearly meeting at Will
mington Sunday.
DIR. l.. ]. Spickard, of Lexington,
was guest at the Dean home Sum
day.
Spinx Mcdaniel and daughter,
Luella, of st. Martins spent Sunday
the guests of James Warden and wife.
Ermin Wood 10 on the sick list.
Miss Mona Achor visited the Misses
Ridgway, of Round Head, 'Wednes-
day.
The Misses Hatcher have returned
to their home In Leesburg, after a
delightful visit with relatives and
friends In this vicinity.
William Ridgway spent Sunday
with Dorse Runk and family, at
Round Head.
Adalaska Trenary, Of New Vienna,
spent the past week with his mother,
Mrs.. Thomas Lowman.
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WINKLE.
August %, 1904

August %, 1904.
Mrs. Il. p Grove, of Dallas, was vis-
iting the families of r.. Morton and
W. A. Shoemaker near here the past
week.
Mrs, Elizabeth Thomas and daugh-
tex, HAZEL, Of Kingdsher, Okla, were
guests of the formers father, r. Nor.
ton, the past week.
Arthur McConnaughey is very i'll
with dropsy,
Barger Peterson has sold his fruit
farm near London to Elmer Boat
right, former citizen of Highland
county.
r. Norton 10 quite III. Frank Cur
tts, wife and daughter, Lulu, of New
Vienna, and b. y. Morton and wife,
Of New Market, called on him Sunday.
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BUFORD.
August %, 1904.

August %, 1904.
Repairing the road is all the go.
Frank Barker has gone to the city
to seek employment.
Roy Frazee has accepted position
In the electric light plant at Lynch
burg.
James Pugh has been taking in the
sights at the city for the past week
or two.
Charles Moberley makes his regular
appointment at Perry's.
DR.. n. B. Holden, dentist, makes
his regular trips every third Tuesday
and Wednesday Of each month.
Madison GIeggs, Of Williamsburg,
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tHomestead Entry No. 5li5.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

OF the Interior,
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Nos. 3 and a California limiteds,
solid Pullman trains with dining, com
partment and observation cars.
No. 2 has Pullman and tourist sleep.
In 4 cars TO Chicago, Kansas City and
Str Louis, and d Pullman car Ter Den
We is added at Trinidad. Arrives nj
La Junta 10:2O p. m, connecting with
No. 3, leaving Ia Junta $40 a. nj, ar
irving at Pueblo 500 o. m, Colorado
Springs G:35 IL. IN. Denver $50 IA. M.
No. 8 has Pullman and tourist sleep.
ing cars 10 Chicago and Kansas City
Arrives at La Junta 1870 q. m, con
Meeting with No. 600, leaving La Junta
1910 q. m, arriving NJ Pueblo 200 p
m, Colorado Springs $3.50 p. m, Den
yer 600 p. m.
No. / has Pullman and tourist sleep.
ing cars for Southern California points
No. has Pullman and tosrist sleep.
ing cars for Northern California
points, and Pullman car for vi Paso
and City of Mexico-connection for
III Paso, Deming, Silver City and oil
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". J. LUCAS. Agent.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franz and
children, OF Clifton. Arizona. passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
on the way to st. Louis. Mr.. Franz
Is a brother Of Mrs. Wheeler's and the
family was met ut the train by Mr..
and Mrs Wheeler.
GustaVe Becker, a prominent mer-
chant of Springeryille, Arizona, and
also a partner In the Becker-Black.
well company at Magdalena, and J.
NJ. McTavish. manager OF the latter
concern. passed through the city yes
terday on their way to New York.
Will G. Barnes, secretary Of the
cattle sanitary board. returned yester,
day afternoon from his ranch near
Dorsey. During hts absence from
the city. Mr.. Barnes spent ten days
as the host Of ayisrge camping party
in the ytcdpGge or Mount Costello.
E. 1. Browne rsturned to the city
yesterday afternoon, accompanied By
his niece Miss Mildred Browne. The
gentleman, after attending the convo
cation Of the Pythians in Louisville
went to st. Louis. After . couple o.
weeks there he visited his mother n
Kansas City, and there was Joined
BY his niece.
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Tbs now wagon Of the Lehman
bakery is completed and Will appear
on the street on Monday we'll sup,
piled with the best products Of the
bakers art. Customers viii be wait
ed on direct from the wagon which
Ii so arranged that the goods can rs
conveniently carried and exhibited
and delivered IN good condition With
out dust or dirt A horn will be
blown at each corner ta warn Gus.
toners. The bakery will hereafter be
known rs The Lehman Bakery, S-ils
Respectfully,
GUS LEHMAN.
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Tanning and Leason, one OF the able
battery combinations Of the Las We
gas Blues. went mp to Ration this at
ternoon.
Attorney John II. Knaebel, OF Den
yer, for many years a New Mexico
lawyer is here to attend the meeting
Of the bar association.
A. J.. Braxton, agent for the Monon
and West Baden, Ind, left this after
noon for home. He will remain a pa
tient at st. Anthony's.
Attorney Hugo Seaberg is dowr
from Ration to attend the bar meeting
left this afternoon for Wisconsin e
pay a visit Of several weeks dnra
tion to her old home.
Miss Josephine Lopez leaves on No
s tonight for Washington, D. G. t
locate. She expects to stop over II
Chicago for a few days for the treat
men of her eyes.
Miss Helen Phelps, an attractive
young lady from Leavenworth, Kan.
who made many friends while in La
Vegas, as the guest OF her cousin
Miss Irene Whitmore, left this after
noon for home.
Hugh c. London returned Saturda,
might from his visit to the old hom'
In Edinburg. Scotland. He had a dc
lightful visit. The day before he sal
ed from GLASGOW he encountered MI
and Mrs. jefferson Reynolds.
Dir. Ronnheim returned Saturda
night from his extended trip to Louis
vile and other eastern cities. Di
}Bonnheim attended the national cor
vention Of rabbis and later spen
some time at the Worlds Fair.
Louis Becker. son of John Becker. q
BeIen. passed through the city this u
ternoon on his way home. He ha
been in the field with a Santa +
surveying corps. In a short time h
will leave for Wisconsin to continu
his course at the state university.