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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Sidney Halves is in someryilIs,
Macs, visiting relatives.
Congressman Charles f. Littieheid
passed through town last Monday,
Schooner Clinton, Capt. Ed Lord, passed
up to penobscot Oct. S, lum ber- loaded
from Bangor.
The Douglass horse IS being painted In
eolors. Jerome p. and Herman Tspley
are doing the work.
Mrs. William Stevens, who hss been at
sea with her husband for the past year,
viii spend the winter at home.
Brooks Grindle, superintendent of the
Ames place at Castine. was In town with
his family few days last wees.
Schooner Waldrop Hssmes, Capt.
Staples, is still at Der anchor IN Negro
Island cove waiting for business 10 I'm
prove.
Schooner Aieeon, Capt. Irriag Tarbox,
sailed Oct. 10 for Roekland, masking her
last trip fer the season. Willie Gray gSss
as mate this trip.
Capt. Robert Morris Tapley has been
promoted TO the position OF commander
Of the steamship Arigouis lz.a0o tons
ship plying between New York, Honolulu
and san Francisco.
Fears arc entertained for the safety Of
Charles +. Jones, who with a friend
sailed from here the last week in Septem-
Der in two-ton boat Tor a cruise smong
the islands in the bower bay. Up to Oct.
10 nothing bad been heard from them or
their boat.
Oct. 13. ToMn1N.
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SOUTH BLuEaILL.

Miss Atrce Eaton has gone to Boston
Tor the winter.
Mrs Elmer Young is visiting friends
ia Somerviils, Msss.
Mrs. Blanchard BowdeD, who has bssn
visiting In Portland, rs home.
Mrs. Fannie Eaton and Mrs. Clara Hen
derson are visiting in Rockland.
Mrs n. A Perrin and daughter Carrie
have returned 10 sonerviIle, Mass.
Miss Lottie Leach, Of Penobscot, Is
nookkeeper in the clam factory here.
Mrs. Lillian Whitmore and children, of
Connecticut, are visiting her mother and
sister here.
Mrs. Sadie Cousins, of East Bluesi,i,
has gone TO live with her orot her, Herbers
| CsndRge, for the winter.
Benson Sylvester and family ksve
moved to Caiifornia--sll but the oldest
son, who has rsmsiBsd at home.
| John Pert and Blanchard Bowden, who
have been working in New hampshire
are home, and are working in the aian
factory.
0rt Il n
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the : ateriai Tor study from out the re.
qnlrements for the best colleges.
The wors offered and nov carried on In
cludes Latin. French, ENGLISH, compost.
ton and literature, with rhetoric for first
ard second year students, s'gebra. geome-
terry, history aud music. Music Will BE-
carried on according TO the system now
employed Ia the leading schools, embrace
ing chorus driii, sigh; readins and the
principles OF harmony and theory.
A great deal OF interest r. being taken
in the school, AID several sadents are
enrolled from the Sound district anu
Northeast Hafbor Having taken upon
itself the burden OF this new school, the
town OF Mount Desert wishes to make Is a
success and to thst end every effort will
be inside TO make It's course thoroughly
efficient.
Oct, ii. SPEC.
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soME.yILLH.

Mrs. Is. T. Athertoa isfs here Tuesday
for Bangor.
Mrs. g. r. Arnold ard maid iefs sasnr-
day for Brookline. Mass.
DIR. George r. Arnold aud Or. j. Msai-
ION Taylor are up in the Wild woods OF
Maine for few days.
Rev. Laird wingate Smell preached here
sunday forenoon and evening. He isf;
to-day for we.tbFook Later he viii go
- New York aud bvgin bis iseers.
schoo Ter Charles A. sproNi. OF flock
land, loaded here With lumbrx from the
John l.. Dyer Co. bound Tor Southwest
tisrbor. She sprung le@k jast after be-
ing toe DID, aud was Obliged 10 Temain .
eonye of days for repairs. To cay she
was sowed to Southwest IJsrbor.
George +. Arnold. of Brookline, Mass,
is laying abe foundation tor a iaFgs cot
age on land purchased os Mrs. II. T..
Aiherton. 1t Is = foe building site, with
the view Of tho entire Length OF Soenss
sound. r. N. Wakefield, OF Boston, Is
The arenitsss James II. souisss Of North
east Asrbogy the eostrsctor.
Oct 10. j.
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COUNTY NEWS
.a'i.iiomal ossn,g' Ne.es see osAsr Do.
srosINGToS.

| The ssrdtne factory IL running on ,,a
time. Fish are plentiful and ~ coca -.
e e. sponord was In Boston las, w...
on business trip.
John L, Gose has moved to his vin,.,
home Ia Dorchester. Mass.
Henry B smith Is building a rs.,a.n..
for Josu Pendie,on near that OF C.
Russ.
Miss Jennie Pftee iccsuttd IN tho MAJ
cdist church Sunday in he lnterrs, O, a..
W. L. /. U.
Steamer J. II Morse Is makinR bu, th,..
trips week uow. and on Nov. viii h.,I
OF for the winter.
Mrs. James p.nmket Is 10 New York n,
lew moaths. Frank scgu,ts Ia.
moved hts family iato Der house du,,ns
her absence.
TIE body of FeIice Fagia, one Of m.
Itsiiaas who were drowned some ,b,s.
week ago, has been foaoa on be shore a,
oceauyiile, near The sehmsider eo,,sss
The oshas body hss not tern recovered.
sti'iman Hendricks has gone to Cuba.
where be has purchased a Tot Of land a,
the Gabsn Development ca. he viii .tep
there through the winter aud cltar 10 bis
Tot, aud others " no have land there have
niiet niFn 10 saperiaend the c.esrine Of
their lots.
Frank farley. sged ELEVEN years, while
walking over ths old shiegt4 ausrry ON
sandsy jumped on rock whigh relied
evar. throwing him so lhsl be struck on
his hcaa, breaking his meek. Ills mother
as out OF io~n when the accident hap.
psned. The family have the sympathy Of
lhe entire Beis IA borhood.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BIUEF,III FALls.

Miss Julia Consry ia in woodfords Wis.
itipg htr father.
Philip Burns Il home from Rocklsno
with an injured hand.
Ross l.. Colson is home. This seasons
work at Parker Point is done.
Friends OF Mrs. Anglo Bray made a
housewsrmiug tor her "Wednesday nigat
Fred Fither. OF Buebili, was in town
Friday surveying land of Brooks Gray and
Mrs. Neyiu.
r. l.. Colson and wife have gone to
Amherst 10 spend a few days with his
slater, Mrs, Ritcnie.
Mrs. q. II. Crockett, OF woodfosds, re-
tarned home Thursday by way OF Deer
Lie, where she will MAKE a short visit.
]. B. sylye ter and family started Tor
Lindsey, Cal, Oct. 9 Mr.. and sirs. syl
yester settltd here when thy see mar.
Fied some tweaty eight yssrs ago. and
hee their family OF eleven chld,ea--
niae daughter. and swo soSs--wese born.
One daughter died In infancy. The old.
est son, Edmond, remains here 10 settie up
Attire. They viii be grestiy missed, aud
psny friends wish hem health and hap
piness in their new home.
Oct. 10. SPEC.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Nstos see other pages
NORTH DE X ISLE.

NORTH DE X ISLE.
Capt. Arthur Powers Is home.
Emma Eaten Is visiting in Brewer.
Miss Carrie Gray has gone to Boston.
Burrin rorrey is home from yachting.
Wellington Torrey is serving on the
jury in Ellsworth.
Neville Powers, who has been yachting
all summer, is home.
Charles knight, OF Boston, IL visiting
his parents at the Reach.
Cap. Freeman Holden has returned
from seasons yachting.
Mrs. Mabel Jones and daughter, Miss
Lillian, have gone to Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Gott, OF South toston, is a
guest of her mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Powers.
Raymond Joy and family, OF Bar Har'
Dor, were guests of Capt. Charles Scott
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Carr, who has been guest
OF her sister, Mrs. George johnson, has
gone home.
Miss Agnes Collins, OF Brockton, Mass,
who has been visiting Mrs. Elmer Hardy,
has returned.
Joseph Davis and ALEC. Thompson, who
have been on the yacht Inis the past sum
mer, are home.
Mrs. Wentworth Powers and children,
OF Portland, were guests Of Mrs. Warren
Powers last week.
Misses Rebeccs and Laura Torrey, of
Dorchester, Mass Who have summered at
the Reach, are home.
Oct. ID. K.
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HANCOCK polsP.

Mrs. Hattie Martin Il quite iIL
Mias Pearl Gallison is yi.itias In Ei $
worth.
a's. d. GAllison Is spending few days
10 BAR HaKsor.
William Crabtree and son Arthur are
shingiiug Howard Craoiress house.
Harvey Carter, who Is teaching school
at Franklin, spent Sunday with his tam
lily.
K. J. Clark and Arthur Crabtree made a
flying trip to Bar Harbor Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. William Crahtree Is spending few
weeks with Mrs. A. b. Crabtree at Han
cock.
w. II. Ball is moving his house from
South Hancock to lot opposite that Of
his father, where be has had q new cellar
dug and stoned.
Mrs. Kelley has bought building and
had IL moved on land OF her brother
Samuel Gould, where she will have Il
finished to live In.
Oct. IL. K,
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WEST HANCOCK.
sPRc
Oct II.

.ars Mary II. Butter is visiting her son
TIA fre1ton.
Nathan Ash ard wife spent Sunday at
their farm.
Horace +, Smith has gone to California
Tor The sinteF.
Frauk Miles and wife have gone to
Boeten tor vislt.
Miss Iva sasls has gone to Lawrence,
to visit her sister.
Miss Myra @. Young is attending high
school Ia Ellsworth.
Mr. Damon, of Dennysviils. Is Wishing
ais daughter, Mrs.. Fred Allies.
Mrs. Rseda Young. OF Ellsworth, Ia Wis.
'tise hss SOU, George W. Youag.
Edward Graves, who has teen spending
q ssw weeks ia Boston. Is home.
Sgesmsn Abbott hss gone 10 Msriasills,
where he viii be employed for lbs winter.
Aiss Lilly Thomas, wbe hes been visit
iag al RAy aaoaa Aiies. Las rstarned to
B4uGoa-
A. Z. Eofen. who lie ensploysa Al Pitts
Hold, speag a tew days issi wssk SIKH bis
faDny-
Mrs. Carrie Bridge, sbo has beea
sElLe-liy al win passmoasa, h thoag az
~ ov gstasax.
Victor H. smith, who 10 smploysd at
Ma PORT, made q snoft viaaE To tesa4 iycs
nsrs last ~ssx.
Oct. IL suMAc.
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NORTH sEpG WICK.

Mrs. W. e. Ciosson, who has been lame
for long time, Is able TO be out.
Mrs. G. Nj. Allen 10 Visiting friends la
Massachusetts aud View Hampshire.
Rev. s. NJ. Thompson attended the
Maine Baptist convention at waterville.
Mrs. Bracy, of BROOKLYN. came wednes-
DAY TO visit her daughser, Mrs. Harry
rhsrston.
Rsv Mr.. Crane, state secretary of the
Christian Endeavor, Iecturse in the Bsp
list csarch Oct. s, afternoon aud evening.
Oct. IL RAE
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MANSET.

Mrs. Zsssoa Clark. OF West fremont, y,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Clark.
Mrs. L. a. Clark is at home after ses-
son OF thirteen weeks at Merit hesst
HRrbor.
Several frocn here will attend tee lucai
union OF Christ ian Endessor at Salisbury
Cove Oct. q.
). 8. DoliiveT hss gone to Ram Aisnd,
where be Is erapioyed 10 erecting this new
government light.
Mrs. CharIes Stanley, who has besa an
invalid for several yesvs. is in very poor
health, with LITTLE hope OF recovery.
Union evangesstir ur4sstugs are being
seld every evening OF this week, osn-
sueted by the Baptist and Methodist
siurches.
Oct. II r.
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Miss Iva Stanley is home from Boston.
M. C. Alien, of Cherry field, was ia town
Sunday.
Mrs. j N. Williams Is home from visit
to Dorchester, Mass.
Marcus Cleaves and wife were guests Of
relatives here on Sunday.
Miss Alice M. Cole went to Bar Harbor
Wednesday to spend a week with Mrs. L.
B. Deasy.
Mas Annie Tucker went to Winter aar-
Dor SATURDAY, and was guest of Mrs. M.
b. Jordan.
Miss Helen Cole is out OF school
through illness which has confined her to
the house for about week.
Mrs. q c. Larrabee entertained Mon.
day. Il. d. Guptill and wife, of Gouids-
boro, WIRE among the guests.
Mrs. Fred Leavitt, of Guiiford, who has
been spending few weeks with her sister
hire. G. e. Lsrrabee, returned Wednesday
Capt Dsasy and wife returned Saturday
from Rumiord Falls, Pennington, wesi
sumner aud other places where they hsv,
been visiting relatives.
Schoodic lodge, K. of p, exempIide<
the second rank on a candidate Saturda,
evening, and entertained visitors from tn
Nilbridge lodge. A clam chowder suppe
ives served at 1890 by the Pythian sisters
Oct. IT. G.
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Embellishments.

Scotland crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
ricketts, if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on through the list.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses every day
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter.
loose joints grow stronger and
flrmness comes to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Rightfood will cure it.
In thousands of cases SCOTS
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
4o9-AI5 Pearl Street. New York.
SIC and Sl.oo; all druggists.
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AsaviLLE.

Mrs- Julia Traey san Mrs. sarah Ash
are Oh the sies li-t.
LoaIs Martin has gone to skowhsgan,
where BE has employ nnant.
sehesner snssn Frances sailed Oct. 8
for Portland Tor ., eight.
II. A. Martin and vile were the guests
OF Mrs Martins aunt. L. ~, Bunker,
Sunday
Miss Asaae V Small. no has been the
guest Of tie Dog las at Ezst Sullivan, has
returned.
Schooner Sossp Frances arrived last
week With tseight Scr e. }. Robertson, l..
81. Bunker and hanna Bros. Ut East
Sullivan.
Milton Johnson and Alden Robertson
hsve eotnmeaeed work IN Doyies mill at
Est sullivan.
Oct. Is. b.
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HANCOCK porNr.
ience

Lena Williams, of Franklin. ia whiting
Mrs. Sarah Crsbtree.
Harvey Carter has had new granite
underpinning put under his house.
Or. Edgar Young. OF Everett. Mass, is
visiting his parents, J Young and
wife.
C. A. Penney and samuel Gould are
laying cellar wall for w. II. Balls new
house.
Howard Crsbfree sud wife and his
mother, Mrs. Helen Crsbtree, Wilt return
to somerville, Msss., Oct. II
Daisy Chester has gone to Bangor TO at
tend a commercial school. Sne VIII live
with her sister, Mrs L. c. Penney.
Oct. 10. e.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Grsce Donneli is with Mrs. Joseph
Colson Tor few weeks.
Mrs. Levi Reed, who has been threat
ened with typhoid fever, is oonvatsscing
Miss Lena BisisdeIi, who has bssn en-
ployed in Bar hsrbor for nearly syear, IL
home.
Clarence Robbins, wife and children
Maud and Jessie, were calling ca FRIENDS
Sunday last.
Mr.. Golden, OF Hancock, held services
at the Free Baptist church hers Sunday
The people of that church are glad wher
a worthy man comes to hold meetings fol-
them as they have no settled pastor.
Oct. ID. r.
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sARGENrvILLe.

Harvard Grindal aud sife are In Boston
J. A. Moore IL In Ellsworth on the jury.
Mrs j. A. Moore is visiting friends in
Boston and Lynn
orrin Green, OF North Brooksvliie, is
employed at the Lynnmore.
Harvey Sargent delivered a lecture on
China Sunday evening at the chapel.
G. J. Scblager has gone TO Hull, Florida,
where be has position with phosphate
rock company.
The Sedgwick high school team and
the West BrooksviiIes played bali Satur.
day. Score, IA to 8 in favor OF sedewscs.
Oct. 10 SUB.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Grace sylvester, who has been visiting
In Belfast, Is home.
Willard q. Haskell and Edward Carmsn
are home from yachting.
Angeline Robbins is living with Mrs.
Benjamin Warren, who is I'll.
A few friends and relatives met on FRI
DAY evening, Oct. Z, at the home OF Mrs.
Frances Norton to celebrate her sixty
third birthday.
Miss Jennie II. Price, OF Atkinson, under
the auspices OF the w. Q. r.. e., gave an
able temperance lecture In the church
here on Sunday evening.
Oct. Is. q.
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CAPE ROSTER.

Henry Blake has returned to Gloucester.
Mrs. Grace Howard has been quite ILL.,.
Her niece. Alice Black, is caring for her.
Mrs. Clara Soper, of orland, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Fred Carver, at Hog
Isle.
Capt. Van B. Black has returned from
Bangor, where he went to buy materials
for building.
Peter Haskell, of Deer Isle, has loaded
his schooner with kiln-wood at Weir
cove for Rockiand.
Oct. 10. B,
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At the beg nnsng % he second year OF
she high ,chopi here "a has been, seeded
towards that highest sina OF all oCE New
England secondary sesoois-prepaFsiiou
fer college The course viii not eaatine
itsea to that work. he~eser, and such
cowrses a. are OF he hlgpest good for pa-
piles who do not wish TO szSsr coll ge wiIl
be y. ven. bu the sommissee end supsrin-
tenessf, r.. W. ohsr. of Northeast Ear
Dor, have planned. so to broaden the
courss that all the work shall lesG In
general towards eolee~, by choosing all
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARsoR.

" F. Bruce and wife entertained an
evening party Oct 8.
Mr.. Ernest Rice entertained inform
ally ON the evening of Oct. 9
". F. Bruce and wife spent LIST Sunday
With Il. Preble and wife at sullivan.
nest Rice went 20 Lewiston last week
to accompany his wife and daughter
home.
Miss Ada Handy. OF marbleSead, Mass.
arrived Friday and expects to spend the
winter.
After an absence OF two years, Byron
Moore IL home from Bethel, " here he has
employment.
q caves and family, of Bar Har-
Dor, sptn day or two at his fathers, e.
" eIsEes, last week.
The ladies' ball w dnesday evening
managed by Miss Mamie Young and Miss
Susie ovsr, was great success.
Mrs Kate Peters has closed her house
for few weeks, and gone to West
Gou d boro, where she Is the guest OF
Mr.. Oliver jones.
". r. Hewins returned the first Of the
week fom Boston, where he went
with his wife and children. few gem
tl.me" riends enjoyed card party at
his home Ihursdsy evening.
The Methodist church has lately ae-
CURED new pews which add greatly TO its
interior. Eugene Guptill had the con.
trsc1, and ne and his son, OF Chsrryfeld,
were here several days putting them IN
place.
hslcyon assembly OF Pythlan sister
hood entertained few visiting sisters on
Tuesday evening OF last week. The c. C.,
Mrs. K. ID. Guptiil, was presented with
beautiful bouquet of white asters. Ar
rangem ngs were forwarded for enter
taiuing Evangeiine and Lizzenkit assem-
blies Oct Is.
Tue Mckinley school league held its
hrst meeting Oct. at the schoolhouse
with debate: Resolved, That wss sins-
ton was greater man and did more for
hes country than Lincoln. The children
showed much interest and took hold Of
the que ton nicely. The officers OF the
league for the term are: Miss Tucker,
preside, /; Miss Mocre, vice president;
secretary, Hattie HUI chings; treasurer,
Alfred Wass; librarian, Bsrnice over.
The meetings are open to the public for
the small admission of five cents.
Oct. Is. &.
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Subscribers at I06
ess in ancock counfy:
aihcT papers in the County com
s'nsd do not reach so many. THE AMER
icAN Is not the only paper printed in
Aancpck county, and has nereT claimed 10
B. but II Is the only paper that can prop
erts Be called a COUNTY paper; all the
Bee are merely local papers. The esrctat1-
tiea Of tHE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Aaroor Records summer list, is larger
tAaH that Of all the other papers printed
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GREAT PosD.

Gleason L. Archer, who spent the sum
mer here, has returned to Boston and en-
tered upon his first year at the Boston
university law school. Mr.. Archer has
been having much trouble with his eyes,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-19

but surgical operation performed a few
weeks ego has removed be difficulty, and
he can now use them without iHconven-
fence.
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The sardine factory Is running on fan
time. Fish are plentiful and u coed a..
+ e. sponord was In Boston las, w,..
on business trip.
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srMAa
The Dickinson press., 1904-02-13
St. JONAS Church.

Wednesday, February II, being Ash
Wednesday there will be Holy Commu-
Mon at Io:45. The Litany will be said
by Rev. A. A. Graves. the Penetential
Office and Celebration by the rector.
Service next Sunday at ,o:45 and Ago.
As Lent draws near again the men,
bers of st. Johns are requested 10
make every effort to keep the holy sea
son, not SO much by a%bstaining from
things that are generally regarded as
prohibited during this period of absti-
hence, but bv attending more faithfully
the services Of the church and showing
more interest in the work of the church.
If in doing these things you are hinder
ed by social engagements then those
social engagements are a sin and should
not be INDUCED in. In other words the
man or oma who is a communicate of
the church and neglects church while he
or she attends faithfully to social matters
during the holy season that man or that
woman is doing wrong as a communicate
of the church. For a few weeks at least
let us give up all worldly matters and
attend to the var OF the soul and life
will be richer and nobler and more en-.
joyable to US and when Easter comes it
will mean something to us.
Services during lent will be held every
Friday afternoon at 4 and evening at
1890, and Saturday afternoon at d.
J.. HUME DoBBYN, Rector.
The Dickinson press., 1904-02-13
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