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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-07-21
EoIey's Honey and Tar.
1eals lungs and St0ps the couEh.

Two EPisrams on America.
In America you cannot waste
four years more efficiently than by
not going to university.
idling is not only despised, but
dull, since there is no one of inter
est with whom to do nothing
Education and Industrial Success -
BY ", T. eraser Of the Mosely Com
mission.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-07-21
OBITUARY.
Horace Parker.

Horace, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs,
r. P. Parker, quietly passed be-
yond this vale of tears July 10,
1904, aged 3 years.
Sleep on in thy beauty,
Thou sweet angel child;
By sorrow unblighted,
By sin undefiled;
Like the dove to the Ark,
Thou hast flown to thy rest:
From the wild sea of strife.
To the home of the blest.
Every time he went to his meals
he would call on his grandfather
to bless the Lori and when he
came to press deaths cold pillow
his father came to his bedside and
he laid his arms around his
fathers neck in q last goodbye.
Those little lips so sweet to kiss
Are closed forever now,
Those sparkling eyes that
shonc SO bright
Beneath that pearIy brow;
That little heart that beat
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-07-21

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oeceoeososcececsc.c.c.c.os
Hon. r. L. TannchiII spent
Wednesday at Ruston.
Mayors court is getting to bt
quite an attraction these dul
days.
The walls of the new Eagles
and bank building are nearly
completed.
4 Attorney w. r. Jones spent
/ Tuesday at Jonesboro looking
after legal matters.
! Surveyor Ell. n. Tannehill is in
the Newport settlement this week
doing some official work.
x x x
Ralph Mccain was here Tues
day from Little River where he is
with the L. & A. bridge gang.
Our Lotion correspondent also
sends in some news this week and
we trust he will favor us often.
Philip Escude of Mansura, La,
is here this week visiting his
unclcs DR.. I. E. and L. Siess,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Harper
have new boy baby at their
home, the young fellow ARRIVING
last Sunday.
Clerk~6f Court p. X. Able is
at Rnston today to attend Mason
ic Lodge and be advanced step
in the fraternity.
s Conducsor Bennett of the L. &
A. IS off on a 20-day vacation.
His run is being made by Con-
ductor Horning.
Paul of Calvin also sends us
some items. Let them all keep it
up and we will have an interest
ing paper during this hot weather.
F.T. Ranncy of the City Ice
Cream ParIor left Tuesday morn
ing for 4 visit to relatives in Kan
sas He will be gone about a
month.
Deputy Clerk S. NJ. Abel re-
turned Monday night from visit
Of several days to West CARROLL
parish. He reports having had
splendid time.
Several members of the police
jury attended the barbecue at
Dodson, others being engaged
on committee work and could not
go.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05

DsnOSrnsis Nswinss asr Assessor and
Tar cOIieetSE.
We notice in the columns Of the
Harrison ssarchlight that our old
time friend, John z. Wood, Of Har.
rison. vac made the choice e candi-
date for assessor ct the KOoaenai
county democratic convention. Mr..
Wood is we'll knoWn 10 this COM
munity, having lived here for q mum
b@F Of years, and his many friends
would BE- pleased 10 learn Of bis
success. We feel confident that ]. e.
n elected, will al the once In a
manner that viii give satlsfaotion 20
bis oOnstitOsnts and With credit 20
himself. The citizens Of KOOtsnai
county will make no mistake when
they put In Mr.. Wood to do their
assessing. -Latah WISH. 0azstts.
The above lie clipped from the
former home paper Of the democratic
andidate for assessor. As the ONCE
Of Essess0r is q most important one
for every taxpayer, and the assessor
comes more or less In contact with
everybody, we take pleasure in re-
printing the above glowing tribute.
Mr. Wood appears 20 b = man who
possesses the eonAdeDce Of friend and
foe, and nobody will make a mistake
By voting for such q man; therefore,
Be sure 10 pat your mark beside biz
name on the ballot -BonnsEs Ferry
Progress.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05
.DEN0CRATIC CANDIDATES
SKETCH OF SOME NOMINEEs
Representative u a Party TAaE saaads
foF Low Taxes and Eeonaniesi Ges.
sramsnt - Vote for These and she
whole Dsnosrsiis TiOksL


william Van 0Asken. democratic
nominee for commissioner Of the
third district, was horn IN the state
Of Delaware IN 1861. He vent TO
Missouri ia 1871 and came 20 Idaho
irst In 1873, and moved to Montana
10 1877, was elected 10 the once Of
county commissioner Of Custer county
In 1878, and again In 1852, was 3
member Of the second constitutional
convention held at Helena il 1884,
was deputy county treasurer Of
Custer county, Montana, from 1884
TO 1855, went 10 Alaska 10 1881 and
remaining until 1891, when be re-
turned 70 ldahO and settled At
Boomers Ferry where be has since re-
sided. flo IL a man or exemplary
habits and good business ability and
u thoroughly qualified TO Ill the
position TO which be aspires.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05
RRAHKA nscAIL.


The DeEoeRatto Nomfnes far connfy
Treasurer.
p. A. Mccall. the dsmocrntIe
candidate for county tssasaFeF. was
born In 1870. in Missouri. He il
a young man Of good education aud
experience ~ an accountant, which
asli hts him foF the position Of
treasurer. He came 10 Kootenai
county In the fall Of 1895 and taught
school until the breaking out Of the
Spanish-AmsFican war whAn Be On.
listed 10 company B. First Idaho
volunteers, - private. Reaching
Bosie with his company. hs vas made
= sergeant. He vent With his regi.
ment 70 the Philippines and took
part In the battles Of Manila and
Santa Ana. During the engagement
Ia che last battle be was severely
wounded. He was promoted to second
lieutenant for bravery, being In the
thickest a. the 0ght- After rptnrning
home he was principal Of the Post
Pals schools and served In the same
capacity In the Standpoint schools
for two years. Re quit tsachIng to
aecept the chief dsputyship In the
auditors Office. . position be held
nutil be entered the probate judges
ofios 70 which be bad been elected in
the fall Of 1904. He has oonducted
that once In such . manner that the
business 10 In the best shape and will
turn Il over 70 his successor In per-
feet order.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05
W. W. rHIaADEAu.


The Denssraaae canAlAnss nar sheriff OF
1@~aaami CewnRy.
w. w. Thlbadsau. the democratic
candidate for sheriff q Kootenal
county. is q native Of the state Of
Maine, although bis parents spent
most Of their lives IN the west. His
western and business experience
makes him an exceptionally we'll
quEliled man for the once 10 which
be aSpirss and there seems to Be no
doubt that his election would result
In a clean and capable admlnistra-
ton Of thia once. He 10 a man Of
good character and competent In
every way 90 that no voter, either
democrat or republican wouId make 4
mistake In giving Mr.. Thibadeau a
vote. He has been = resident Of
kootenai county for the past eight
years, is 40 years Of age, and at pre-.
sent is manager for the Keap Cool
aud Copper King mines on Lake
Pend d'0reille and has charge Of the
general merchandise business Of L. II.
Jeannot, at Hope. His business ex
perienoe ls an assurance that the
sheriff's ONCE will be conducted az
it should be.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05

O.~o''.a' Ho-i... '.' IN. L-s,.'..

Democratic Nsliass ass the Lsuasia.
tara.
A. A. DaFknslI. the subisot % this
sketch and democratic nominee for
the Office Of representative In the
state Legislature, was born October
10. 1859. In Jefferson county, VIA.
His parents moved 10 Rochester,
MINI, In 1864. and to Goodhus
county In 1867. IN 1883 Mr.. Dark.
nell moved 70 Spokane county,
Washington, where be resided until
1897, when be moved 70 81 MaFIes
and engaged IN Etsamboating on the
lake and 81. Joe river. He vas aiso
engaged in the stock business for
three years. AZ present be IL owner
and captain Of the steamer schIsy
whiuh was completed about the time
that Admiral Schley won bis great
naval victory Oh ths coast Of Cuba.
Mr.. DaFkneli IL . married man and
Is veil aud favOFAbly known 10 thla
vicinity and the southern part Of the
county. His business experience
makes him In every way qualified 70
all the important position 10 which
be aNpirea. The voters will not mis-
IL By giving him their support.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05
oEOROEF. STEELE


Democratic Ns@l~ss tsr Prohass Saags
SfThis coamay.
OF all the nominees, nona are bet.
ter qualified for the position 20
uhieh they have been nominated than
George r. Steele. whose business
ability and eKperisncs sminsutiy eta
him for the ONCE. Mr.. Steele ls q
native Of Wisconsin. having been
born In Brown county, that state. ~
yeaS ago. After completing bis
studies be engaged in teaching tor
three years after which be served
seven years 40 superintendent Of
schools Of Brown county. 10 1893
President Cleveland appointed him
Indian agent on the Occur d.Alene
reservation. . position be hsld for
eight years, when be moved to this
city and engaged In the real estate
and Insurance business. Mr.. Steele
was popular with the Indians and
they had the utmost confidence In
him. In the spring Of 1894 he
assisted Colonel John lane Ia nego.
tiatinR the treaty with the Indians
which resulted In their oealns 20 the
government the strip OF land on
which Harrison now standa and which
extended for eighteen miles up the
Occur d'Alene river. This land was
cold for 5000 and the successful
termination OF the negotiations for
the treaty was largely due to the
efforts aud influence Of Mr.. Steele.
HE services, on account Of the en-.
cellent record he made as Indian
agent and Of his standing With the
Indians, will be called for In negotia-
ting the pending treaty for the
allotment Of lands and opening OF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05

la shouting "hurrRb" we are tin these
days unconsciouslyl repeating the vic
torious cry % the Cossack Tartars In
pursuit OF their enemlea-a cognate
word to the "maro" Of our Indian cav.
airy as they encourage each other to
strike. says London Truth. Both
words simply mean xiii" I suggest
that we now adopt Tor this purpose
the popular and victorious cry OF Ban
Eaie which means simply success" or
good fortune" Not only will this be
a compliment to our japanese allies.
but II will supply a more suitable cry
for civil occasions. Surely Il would be
better 10 greet, say. lord mayor, or
royalty, OF Mr. Chamberlain with Ban
sair' than with q Cosaack howl foe
their blood.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-05

the reservation 70 settlement. II he
Il eIeoted probate judge. his ability
10 an assurance that the oHlcs viii
DO kept np 10 the high standard Il
has attained under the present In
cnmbont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-13
SOUTH GouInsRnRo.

Everett Bunker Is In poor hFalth.
c. t. Hooper is In Boston visiting rela.
tives.
Miss Sadie l.. Hooper is clerking in the
postofiice.
School commenced this morning taught
by Lucy Cook.
Miss Charlotte Hagen Is visiting re a.
tlves In North Sullivan,
W. II. Proctor, of Pine Point, spent a
few days here last week.
Mrs. Jennie Foster, OF Bar Harbor, re-
Gently visited relatives here.
Miss Rose Sargent is at West Gouldsboro
working in the am factory.
Harry Hooper and wife have moved to
Winter Harbor after spending the winter
here.
A crew Of twenty men arrived last week
from Lubec and Grand Menan to fish for
ID. r. Croweil.
April IL. s. 81. S.
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YVES SULLIVAN.

G. +. Hooper is in poor health.
Mrs. Louise Hooper is caring for Mrs. b.
b. Hayey in the absence of Miss Osier.
The Pythian sisters are preparing an en-
tertainment to be given in the near fu-
ture.
William Richards, of Bar Harbor, re-
Gently spent few days in town with
friends.
Miss Minnie Bunker returned Saturday
from visiting friends In Bar Harbor and
Sorrento.
The Golden Rule sewing circle was en-
tertained by Mrs. Charles Newman last
Wednesday.
john Wakefield, OF Dedham, recently
spent short time with friends here. re-
turning Saturday.
Schools in town open April is. With q
few exceptions, the same corps OF teachers
win be employed as last year.
Miss Josie Bunker went Sunday to
Franklin, where she will teach the spring
term OF the village primary school.
April II. g.u
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Monroe Mcfarland and family are III
wi; b colds.
Henry Miles Is night operator at wasl :
ington Junction.
c. E. ssribner is spending week at his
home at Dantorth.
Adelbsrt miles, OF Gardiner, visited
relatives here last week.
Pearl Gatcomb and wife recently vlsits d
his brother Harvey and wife.
Mrs. Cowen. OF Dedham, is with her
daughter, Mrs. A. e. Tracy.
Mrs. Sarah X ,binson aud Mrs. Zida
Lindsey are on the sick list.
Me- vim Ross, OF wytopitlock is tendit e
station tor G e. Seribner for a week.
Miss Etfis Mcfarland came from Bar
Harbor Saturday for few weeks stay.
Miss Blanche Mcfarland is home from
Bingor bushes college for few days
vacation.
Miss Blanche Salisbury, OF Bar Harbor,
spent her vacation here with Mrs. Josie
Googins.
hFs. JtettA SbkW mss returned from =
visit to friends Ia Bangor, Brewer and
Bradford.
Wallace Scribner, OF Dsniorth. was
| here to see his son last week. Mr.. Serib-
ner Is ia poor health.
| Daniel Robinson and II. ID. Martin wer,
in Old Town recently to purchase s
horse TOR Mr. Martin.
| There was a surprise party at Mrs. Flor
ence STATIONS Thursday evening. Music
refreshments end good time.
Little Charlotte and Flossie Dow are II
Lamoine with their sister, Mrs. Heller
| Hodgkins, while thelr mother. Mrs. Eta
| Dow, Is caring for her IN other, who Is Il,
la Ellsworth.
Harvey Gatcomh and wife entertained
at whist recently. First prizes we're won
by Rntus Strstton and Mrs. Vivian
Gstcomo; consultations by George Goog-
| ius and Mrs. Fred Strsttou.
Fred Strstton and wife entertained I
whist recently. Tnere we're four table
First prizss we're WOO by George Googin los
aud Mr.. Josie Googtns; consultations by
Everett Googins aud Miss Blanche Sails
bury.
April IL. @.
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WEST FRANKLIN.
y ssds'sonal tosa'ss Nsags Sc oshs9 paoc.

Schools commence this morning.
Miss Angie Smith has returned from
East brook.
The quRkes stiil continue. The peopls
wonder about the cause.
Galen Occult aud Eugene Goodwin
have moved TO sullivan.
E. Hastings aud 5. ). scammon are hay.
ing a scow built for bay work.
T., @. Barnhsm has sotd his homestead
to Fed Mckenzie, who is 10 take posses.
sion next fali.
Edward Bartlett, OF Esstbrook, "a run.
ming BlaisdetI & Bssisdeii's mtl by II.
thousand. He Is 10 move hete
George Eddy has bought the Went.
worth place at Egypt, and Intend. to
NOV. from Seal Hsrhor next fall.
Saving was eommsnced at the rotary
at 5. $. sc,m'nun'a mill lsst Monday,
Taere win be six weeks OF saving.
Jonn But or has moved from Buffers
int to the Eugene orcutt house. But.
ier's Poiat hsA been settled 40 years.
Uatfl nov IL has not been untuba blted.
Aorii II. cH'E'FB.
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HANCOCK POINT.
SPRAY.
April IL

Harvey Carter Is to teach the school in
Franklin.
c. a. Penney ia In Bangor visiting bis
son Selwyn and other re atives.
Howard Ball and son Elmer, OF Eagle
Island, are in town, calling on friends.
e. w. Wooster and George Young have
been on the sick list, but are now improv-
ing.
Chester Lounder and family have moved
here from Ma.sac hnsetts- They will live
in Howard Balls house.
A. L. Young will teach the spring term
at the Corner. A teacher from leland
Falls will teach the Point school.
Mrs. LottIe Gay and Mrs. Addie Bon
ker, of Franklin. were in town short
time ago, visiting Mrs. Hattie Crabtree.
The Point will have two mails day be-
ginning the arst of June. Roy Haines
will open The store and keep the postoffice
as last year.
The high school at the Ferry, taught by
Walter Clark, closed very successful term
Friday. The term has been pleasant for
teacher aud pupils.
April 10. e.
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WEST GOuLnsRnRn.

Mrs. Abbie Hill is visiting Mrs. S. 6.
Woods.
B. F. Leighton spent Friday in Winter
Harbor.
Mrs. Eliz abeth Shaw Is visiting friends
in Bar Harbor.
J. B. Clarke spent Thursday and Friday
in Bar Hsrbo
Joseph and Albert Wood have gone to
Staye Island for the summer.
Fred Tracy and Cecil Rosebrook are
shingling Fletcher Woods house.
Miss Ethel Crowley Is spending a few
days with her parents in Goaldsborc.
Mrs. Clara Hill spent few days last
week with friends in Prospect Harbor.
James A. Peckham and wife are with
their daughter, Mrs. Nathan Kingsley.
Mrs. John s. Young, of GouIdsboro
spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs
wyman Young.
George Gouldsboro had a chopping bee
last Monday afternoon. He got all of his
wood but about six feet manufactured.
April IL. N.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Demling, OF
Medford, Mass, recently rendered re-
ception to their many musical friends at
their home ON Sheridan avenue.
Mrs. DemIiug is the daughter of Ma
than Boynton and wife, of this town, and
was recently married to one OF Boston's
well known baritone soloists, and as MIR.
Demling is no stranger to the footlights,
many professional musicians were pres
ent, who did their part in making up an
enjoyable evening. After refreshments
dancing was INDUCED in till an early
hour.
Many letters were received from Mr..
and Mrs. DemliDg's friends wishing
them success in both priyste and profes.
sional life. Costly gifts we're also re-
ceived.
1t is their intention to spend their sum
mer Vocation here.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
--~-~oN>~ -~4-1~O-N-~-@N N-Nr4
Consumption
aonfrtisemeuis.

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption"
People are learning that con
sumption is a durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get bottle Of
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of SCOTS Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands Of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS Emul-
ion is.
Prompt use of SCOTS Emul-
sion checks the disease while il
can be checked.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists,
4os4rs Pearl Street, New York
soc. and $500; all druggists.
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EAST suRRY.
April IL.

Willard Dow and wife have been Ill
with colds.
Mrs. e. e. SWEET has been on the sick
list for two weeks.
Mrs. Deborah Cole IL at Bluehiil visltif e
| her son, Capt. John w. Kane.
Most of the vessels that have wintered
In our harbor are under sail to-day.
C. p. Jarvis aud his daughter Ella are
quite III. Sterling Anderson is also iIi.
Charles Anderson Is soon to move from
tae house OF Z. p. Jarvis to that of the
late Henry Wood.
The ice is alt out OF the bay. The Juli-
cite win doubtless get to the wharf on
her next trip, Wednesday.
Capt. s. J. Treworgy left April 4 to j1in
| his yacht, he idelis. His crew left o-day.
Tney are Charles and Everett Stone, Ar
thur Conary and Elmer johnson.
The roads are very bad. The Bluehili
stage got stuck In the mud just below
Jarvis hill Tor an hour. 1t was very heavi-
y loaded. Several men went to its as is
lance.
J. 4 Gott and wife, OF the village, have
been very i'll for several weeks. Mr.. Gctt
is gaining little, bat his wife is 10 criti-
cal condition. They have the sympathy
OF their many friends.
Quite number OF the residents were at
the cemetery Monday forenoon W hen the
remains of Mrs. Lucretia Grant arrived
from kenduskesg where she died. She
was much beloved by the people here.
where she mad lived many years Her son
| George accompanied the remains home.
April IL n
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Nj ANSET +.

Everett G. Stanley returned last week
from short trip to Boston.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stanley is in Bar Hsrbor,
nursing Mrs. II. ]. Emery, who has re-
Gently submitted to surgical operation.
Schools begin Monday, April is, taught
by Miss Eva Mayo, OF Southwest Harbor,
and Miss Mamie Squirting, of Cranberry
I.ies.
The drama, "Dot, the Miners Daugh-
ter" was played By local talent to a large
audience at Centennial hail last wednes-
day evening.
There were no services at the church
Sunday. Rev. Harry Hin was attending
the conference at Pittsield, and Rev.
Clarence Emery was H..
April Ii. E.
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BROOKLYN.
April 5.
II.

A. G. Blake is in Bar Hsr Dor for visit
e. j. Carter has gone to West fremont
on business.
]. J. Bridges has purchased new horse
OF Brooks Gray, OF Blue hill.
Charles Staples hiss gone to Rockland
where he will be employed.
Capt. R. F. Wells left Monday for New
York to JOIN his vessel the Samos.
Misses MabelIe and Grace TspIey are
visiting friends in Haverhill, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Thurston. OF North Sedg-
wick, visited her parents, Emery Bracy
and wife, last week.
Mre. j. B. Be bson left for Boston Mon
day, W here she Will tie the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Charles West.
Steamer Ju.ie;te succeeded In getting
into the inner wharf Wednesday after the
ice was sawed out Of the arbor.
J. J. Bridges and wife and A. w. Bridges
and wife were at South Bluehili Sunday
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Frank
Candage.
Il. w. Nutter, wife and granddaughter,
Georgia Blanc. left Thursday for Prosl ect
Harbor, where Mr.. Nutter will be en-
ployed this season.
Mrs. Susan Judge has ret turned from
Concord, Mas, where she has spent he
winter. Mrs. Judge was sccompan ed by
her son Charles, OF that place, who will
spend few days in town.
April IL. UNE FEMME.
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BIRCH HARRoR.

j. L, Wentworth and wife, OF Appleton,
have been spending few days here, the
guests of b. w. Hancock.
Mrs. Almira Higgins and daughter
Nina, who have spent the winter in Ar
lington, Mass, with her sister, Mrs. f.. f..
Upham, returned home last week.
A quiet wedding took plae at the home
OF B. W. Hancock on Sunday evening,
April 3, when their eldest daughter,
Blanche K, and Chester A. Wentworth, OF
Appleton, were married In the presence Of
relatives of the immediate families, Rev.
9. Mayo officiating. The bride was pref
tiiy gowned In white with trimmings OF
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SOUTH BROOKsvILLE.
Archie Hutchings is quite ill.
Ma bai Eondorl Ia in ,,nor baatth

Archie Hutchings is quite i'll.
Mabel Condor Is in poor health.
S. B. Blake was in Rockland last week
on business.
Lewis Gray is making quite extensive
repairs on the w. c. Pendeton.
Mrs. Byron Herrick, OF South Penob-
scot, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Esther
Howard.
t. t. Harvey, who has been overseer on
the Ames farm the past year, is at his
home at Ofcutt's Harbor.
Willie and Luther Bates have gone to
Hermon Centre to visit their mother.
Mrs. j. M. Bates, who is seriously i'll.
John Douglass and Benny Black, O,
biuehill, have purchased the Henry Chase,
and are waiting for the ice to break up so
as to take her home.
April4 4. n
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SOUTH BRooKsvILLE.

Levi Franks has sold his mare to Va.
lerions Black, OF Cape Roster.
Capt. j. L. Chatto, of South Biuenili,
Is visiting in this neighborhood.
Iryi3g Gray has gone to Castine to take
charge of the schooner Mildred May.
Miss Louise A. Bates. who has been
teach ng at North Lamoine, is at home for
a short vacation.
MIS-. S. ID. Coombs, who has been Sc.
riously III for the last three months, is
very little better.
Fred Austin was badly injured by the
falling of a derrick on NJ. ID. Chatto's
quarry Friday, the stb.
The revenue cutter Wood bury tried to
open the western entrance to Eggemog-
gin reach Saturday afternoon.
April 9. c.