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REACH.

Sept %

Mrs. Clara Holden and aiss AnIta Tor.
rey spen. Saturday 10 stoniugtos.
mrs. Sarah Sutherland, OF Everett,
Mass, visited Mrs. Jane Gray Friday.
A htt e daughter Was born TO SIR. and
Mrs. Madison Torrey Tuesday, Sept. %.
Capt. Seth Gteeplase ana William An.
MS arrived homo from yachting wedncs-
day.
ID. W. Torrey, wife and little son
Wellington visited Mrs. Annie Tracy at
South Deer Isle Saturday.
Miss Nellie Haskell and Ruth TorTey
met with what turned on TO be merely a
laugbable Incident the other day. They
~ers driving To Deer Isle, when the horse
started quickly; the wagon seat tipped
over, throwing Misses Nellie aud Ruth in
such positions that they could not get out.
MIR, Meeabe, OF Bangor, happened to be on
the spot. aud assisted iaVm, so nothing
seriou. occurred and they resumed their
drive.
Sept q. L.
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WEST GouI.DsRoRn.

Charles II. Wood and son Philip spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Wood.
Arthur Young and family left Monday
morning for their home In Hancock.
Miss Galbraith, who hiss spent he Sum-
mer here, returned TO Boston Friday.
Mrs. J. B. Johnson visited her niece,
Mrs. F. p. Noyes, Saturday and Sunday.
Everard Noyes, of East Sullivan, has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. George Taft.
Henry Stevens with friends from Boston
arrived Sunday to visit f. N. Stevens and
wife.
Fletcher Wood, Milton Arey and wife,
Alden Morse and wife spent Sunday wit b
Mr.. Woods family.
Mrs Ellen Cole and daughter WinIfred
left for Massachusetts, last week after
spending few weeks with relatives.
The dance at fremont hall Saturday
evening was decided success, not In
numbers but In q good time. Although it
poured and the wind blew fearfuiiy, Yet
twenty-five jolly people managed with
rubber boots and msckintoshes to assem-
bic, and were well Taid for their efforts, az
all pronounced 1t a good time.
The Thomas B. Reed .sehool improve
ment league elected officers Sept. 81, as
follows: President, Miss Olive A. Cush-
man; vice president, Frances Wood; sec
rotary aud treasurer, Aipheus Kiags ey;
Executive committee. Joseph Wood, IL
Geneva Young, Doreas Wood; finance
COMMITTEES, Mrs. Anna Wood, Gertrude
Young, Mildred Noyes; committee on
constitution, Blanche Kingsley, Margaret
Wood, Ruby Sargent.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.
Sept. 26.

Capt. and Mrs. Wallace went the 18th to
Petit Menan Point.
Mrs. X. @. F. Candsge, OF Brookline,
Mass, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin returned to her
home in New York Thursday.
The lobster steamer Sawyer. of Mil
bridge, ~as in The harbor here Wednesday.
Mr.. Davis, OF Bueksport, was the guest
of Irving Candage and wife Tuesdsy
night.
MIR. Vsrnum and Miss Lillian Bow6en,
OF East orlsnd, were guests vi b. A. Gray
and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Ganceio Herrick, OF Bar Island,
and Mrs. Bert Grindle, of Ssrgentviile,
were guests here this week.
Mrs. Leslie Fiye and son Chester, of
North BROOKLYN, visited her parents, A. F.
Consry and wife, this week.
Mrs. Elbfidge Acker, of Paxton, Mass
who has been spending few weeks with
relatives here, returns home to-day.
J. P Conary and wife and son Raymond
started for ALEXANDRA. California, the I'D
Many friends here wish them success sDc
/ happiness in their new home.
Friday, the 23i, Mr.. SNOW, of orring
ton, was in town and placed teIs hon,
| connections in the dwelling houses o.
Irving Candage and A, X. Consry.
Sept %. SUBSTITUTE.
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NoaTH SULLIVAN.
Sept. &c

Fred Butler, who has been quite 81, is
improving.
Mrr. hattie Wooster Is home from Pfos-
poet Hsrbor.
Mrs. Alexander Taylor is visiting her
mother at New Brunswick.
Mrs. +. q. Robinson aud Miss NJ. Y.
moone spent saturday and Sunday with
friends In Ellsworth.
Allen Watson and wife and Hollis
Staples and wife are receiving congratu.
iations on the birts OF bsby girls.
A delegation fro a here attended the
fair at Cherryield, but owing to the cold
wave did not report 50 enjoyable u time
~ usual.
William Warren and wife, and George
Tracy and wife attended the golden wed
| ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Abbott
at Sugar Hill, Eastbrook.
Sept. %. M
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SEAL. COVE.
AN OLD sPrssISe WHEEL.

AN OLD 1PiNSISG WHEEL.
George Stanley aud wife left Sunday for
their home In Holden, after q pleasant
visit OF several weeks With relatives. and
friends.
White visiting her niece. Mrs. Erxa
Rumill. Mrs. Stanley did some spinning
on a remarkable spinning wheel. relic
Of early days.
| The wheel Ia at least liz years old; II be-
| oBged to Mrs. Martha Reed, the grand.
ao, her OF Mrs. Stanley, and great-grand-
mother OF Mrs. RamHl.
| The yarn spun ON the heirloom
was smooth and beautiful, and Mrs. Stan
icy is knitting II into a sweater. This cir
cumstance calls to mind the lines of tbs
| poet Holmes, who says:
| " Little of all We value bere
| Wakes on the morn Of hs hundrstith year.
nd few household articles are useful after
4 century aud decade. Mrs. Rumlli
pr yes the wheel highly.
Sept. d. ID.
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BROOKLYN.

Harold Warren, of surry, is in town.
Frank Staples, of RockIand, is in town
Mrs. F. A. Alden Is visiting friends out
of town.
Lillian Scott, of Deer Isle, is working
for Mrs. A. W. Bridges.
Miss Caro- Mayo went to Bar Harbor
Saturday, returning Monday.
Miss Nina Freethey, Of Boston, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. E. w. Freethey.
Galen Kent and wife, of East orrington.
were the guests of Mrs. V. C. Bridges last
week.
Miss Carrie Sutter, who has been en-
ployed in Bluehill the past week, is at
home.
Mrs. Nancy Mayo went to Bar Harbor
Saturday, called there by the death OF her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Freeman.
Miss Edith Cousins, of Boston, who has
been visiting her parents, c. c. Cousins
and wife, returned last Thursday.
II. s. Kane's naphtha boat was launched
Saturday. She is thirty feet long and ten
feet wide, and was built By Eugene
Sherman.
Rev. e. s. Drew, Mrs. Idella Hill, Mrs.
Fl. s. Kane, e. B. fainter, John Staples
and Miss Gertrude Mcfarland attended
the Baptist association at Swans Island
last week.
Sept. %. UEE FEMME.
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EAST LAmoiNr


Mrs. John Ltnscott and fsmiiv ~.
moved to Bar Harbor Tor the winter
Mrs. Capt. Cousins has gone for q, :,
tended visit to her son Charles and wifi. !,
Bangor.
All are glad TO see HsIsey Pierce b...
again aud taking his place at The ORGAN !.
the old parish church.
Moses wilbur, OF Eastbrook. hs. h...
assisting Capt. Cousins in making "A.
necessary repairs on his cottage. He
Tor home on Saturday afternoon.
There we're many visitors ct the ss,v,o,
on Sunday afternoon. Among them ws,.
the e-ttnsble wife OF Chaplain Jens. =,
the U. $. 3. Prsire, aud their ihte,e.,i,.
family. The service Yves well attended -
we're the services al North Lamoips .,a
Marlboro.
Tie lRdies' sewing clic!e Of North IA.
moline bad successful COFFEE and ~.
social, on Friday evening, at the .ebooI.
house. The pies were OF exctlstn, ousii,v
son thefe ~@s great variety. 1de Ash.
pond was great source OF auusytyeot a.
well ~ pront. All the article. go. A.
posed OF shd the circle melted SIS Tai.
society ought To receive the grss,,st sns
couragemeni. a. II b public htnsfsetoy
god Sidewalk IL great been to snv
community. especially during the rtnte.
IL - expected that work Will Begin on tba
walk soon.
Sept. -. Ans,
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SPEC
EAST BLusaILL.

Misses Annie Bowden and Meth
Graves reformed from Castine last salur
day.
Schooner Lizzie and Annie, c. A. Can,
dsge, master, arrived last Wednesday witt
e cargo OF coat.
Miss Alice candage, who has been al
home visiting her parents, has returned tC
Arlington, r. |.
Schooner Ann c. Stuart, John +. Ray
master, arrived last Saturday With freight
for the grange ore.
Both schools are in progress. The
teachers are: Grammar school, Roy Sim
clair; primary, Ethel Slower.
Richard P. Greene and wife, who have
been employed at the Jordan Pond house
near Seal Harbor, returned last week.
Dea. f. ID. Long, A. IL. Weber, A. b.
Leach and wife and Mrs. Annie Ridley
attended the Baptist association at Swans
Island last week.
Charles II. wsrdweil and Nathan
Twining left this morning Tor Knowles
California, where they will be employed
as granite cutters.
Misses Maud Ridley, Ethel White,
Ethel Bridges. May Jareuy and Mrs. Feed
e. Graves. who have been employed at
summer resorts, are home.
There are some persons In East Bluehill
who do not appear to know the difference
between "meum" and "tuum". Apples,
plums, squashes and other products OF the
gardens and orchards have been stolen.
These persoas seem to think that their
ueighbors owe them living. They have
so far continued their oepredstioBs with
impunity. But, as the sailors say, they
may be brought up with Ground turn"
yet.
Sept Is q.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST TEEMo
go, aae1taoa.aL coa.la N u. .ee 10 paass

Capt. Alton K A.urpby is fishing II
wslter Lunt's boat, the Doris Irene.
The little daughter of Walter and Ami
Lunt, who has been very III, is much i'm
proved.
Miss Lura Murphy came "Wednesday
from Rockiand, where she has been visit
ing. she left her mother III In bed.
Capt Gard Lawson has been at South.
west Harbor the past week having his
naphths put in repair for winter use.
Miss Evelyn Lunt returned Sunday from
Bar Harbor where she has been visiting
relatives. she will attend the grammar
school.
Capt. VIII Trask has been in Biuehii
the past week having new keel put la
his boat. While there he spent one day
at the fsir.
Capt. George w. Lunt has bought the
sIoop Augusta A, Of Capt. James Thomp-
son. Capt. Thompson has bought the
sloop Breeze.
Schooner Gold Hunter, Capt. james
Norwood, came in Saturday for barb r
UH thS "Hy AAVHA DAhChlh ~ 4 otA oA1
with load OF wood.
Capt. F. NJ. Eaton and Lewis Springer
went to Black Island Saturday to get the
lumber they have bought from the
schooner Emily F. Smith.
Capt. Charles P. Lunt came home Satur,
day from Bangor, where bis vessel, the
J. NJ Harlow, Will load. Capt Lunt went
back Monday, his family going WITH him.
Capt. Ashton Liant came home Satur-
day. He came home from Boston as piIo,
of the brig Jennie Hubert. She will load
at the Sound with granite. Capt. Luni
returns to Boston Mondsy.
Schools began here the past week. The
grammar, taught by Miss Myra IL. Pow.
ers, did not begin until Thursday. She
boards at home. The primary, taught by
Miss Bates, of BrooksviIie, began Monday
She boards at B. b, Reeds.
Capt. George Walls came near losing
his house by fire. He put some tar on the
stove to warm and went to the door for q
few minutes, when be heard his wife call
He rushed In just In time, for the tar had
boiled over, and was on fire. He took the
dish out doors and smothersd the flames
with an old rug. His hands were badly
burned.
Sept. IS. THELMA.
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OAK POINT.

Miss Angie A. Alley has gone to Maria
willie to teach.
X. L. Murcb has recently purchased q
fine market wagon.
Mrs. Alice clough and little son Henry
have returned to Brewer.
o. B. Tinker has rented L. 8. Dyer's
house and will movein soon.
Capt. Clarence Brown has hauled the
Yacht Gypsy on Alleys island for the win
tr.
Capt 8. Fullerton, In the schooner l.. A.
whitmore, was disehsrging lime for A.
II. Grindie last week.
Harry q. Alley has returned from Seal
Harbor, where he has had command Ct
Bishop Mckay Smiths yacht Virginia.
Sept. 20. PLUTARcH.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT aARBoR.

DR.. Rslnh Wakefield Is a guest OF hli
brother Frank.
Miss Nellie Jordan, OF Alfred, Is gues
g OF Mrs. John Perry.
: Miss Annie Handy. Of smilhvnic, is ii
town for few weeks.
e. IL. Preble and wife, OF Sullivan, wer,
guests OF T., W. Ciesves on Sunday.
Marcus Clsavss and wife. OF Smithvllle
we're guests OF friends here Sunday.
Edward Smith. OF Sullivan. visited hi.
aunt, Mrs. Alfred Hamilton, on sunday.
Charles Grover and wife, of Winter
Hsrbot, were guests of j. b. Cole on sun
day.
Miss Dorothy Dresser, who is teaching
tn town, was Weekend guest of Mrs. l..
p. Cole.
Ernest Rice went to Rocklaud this
morning on business which viii 'detain
aim about q week.
F.F. Larrabes lett Sunday for Philsdel-
phia to enter on bis senior year al Jetfer-
son medical college.
Mrs. ID. A. Handy vent TO Bar Harbor
saturday to spend a week with her daugb-
ter, Mrs. l.. Is. Deasy.
/ Miss Margaret Campbell, of Sasl Har-
Dor, who has been summeriug here with
/ Miss Ella Joy, has returned home.
! Miss sybil Cole and M'ss Mamie Young
went to Bar Hsroor Saturday TO spend q
| few days With Miss Blanche Deasy.
Charles Blsnce, ST., was taken suddenly
| III Thursday afternoon and though better
/ is stth very III from ptomsine poisoning.
| Mrs. Ernest Rice and daughter, Miss
! Virginia, have gone TO Portland and Lew
iston to visi, her sisters, Mrs. e. q. Al
hott and Mrs. w. l.. Haskell.
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton has returned from
| Lewiston, where she weat 81 q representa-
! tive from Halcyon assembly to the grand
assembly of PythiRn slsterhood which
convened the ri. While ia Lewiston,
/ Mrs. Hamilton was tbs ~ ST Of Mrs. w.
/ L. Haskell.
W. +. Bruce aud vile entertained at tea
| Friday sno In the evening, the occasion
icing farewell party TO airs. ". T. He
wins, who, with her children, expects TO
return to Boston this week. Games and
music furnished entertainment. Refresh.
ments were served.
Hsicyon assembly OF p. $. instructed
candidate in the first degree Tuesday
evening. Sister Robinson was surprised
with birthday cake, and fruit aud candy
were passed In honor OF her birthday. A
new name was accepted Tor mem ecrship
and pleasant evening passed quickly.
! Invitations have been received here from
Capt. aud Mrs. Frank Miller 20 the wed
ding reception OF their daughter zida
| Williams aud Frank snattuek Boyd on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, at 10 Maxwell
street, Dorchester. Mass. The family
were former resid snIs here, and many
friends wish the young couple much hap
| piness.
| Sept. 26. c,
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WEST FRANKLIN.

w. e. Clark has returned from Penn
broke.
Clara Clark Is home from Bar Harbor
for short stay.
Miss Edith Abbott, OF Sbawmut, ID
visiting Miss Ids Clark.
Jesse Rollins, who has been employed at
Bar Hsrbor during the summer, is home.
George r. Springer has purchased new
cider mill. Fearing dry spell. he Is now
preparing.
The first frost TO kill came on the night
OF Sept. 2. For the past thirty years the
average has been about Sept. 2oi the
earliest Sept. 4, the latest Oct. 4.
Sept. %. CH'E'ER.
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GREAT POND.
THELMA.

Mrs. Clark, of Franklin, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Williams and son Fred are to
start for Brighton, Mass, Wednesday.
r. E. Mace and wife and Mrs. Ezra
Williams were ia Bangor few days last
week
Ezra Williams and his niece, Miss Lii
liam Garry, made a canoe trip to Riceville
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Williams spent last week In
is In very poor health.
Miss Ida Garland Ia In Hsmpden, the
guest of Mrs. Fisher for two weeks. She
will hold meetings there.
Mrs. Mathew Laughlin, with her ctn-
dren Donald ana Marguerite, will leave
here for an extended visit to Columbia
Falls this week.
Mrs. Clyde Laug him has been to visit
her parents, Edwin Fogg and wife, at
North Howiand. Her mother accom-
panied her home for a short visit.
ME. Laid, OF Philadelphia, recently from
Ayizooa, where he has been for the last
two years, with his guide, Elbridge Perry
OF Burlington, was in town last week on
his way from Nicatous to Ellsworth By
water. They are making canoe trip
through Maine. Mr.. Ladd gives very in
teresting descriptions Of life in Arizona.
John Haynes got quite excited by see.
ing very large moose recently.
Sept. 26. Z.
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SPEC
WEST EDEN

ID. w. Mckay Is stili quite ~ Hh many
friends bolo Ter spesdy recovery.
Harcit Higgins, OF Boston, IS visiting
bis grsbGt,a y. ". higgins and
wiie.
Miss Marian Rittrrdgc, who has been at
Worthless Hsrbor the past SIMMER, Is
home.
Eis~nor Kiiire6ge has been quite IN
- with tousi'itis, but Is so much Improved
that she ~ 10 resume school to- day.
Raymond kittrecge, wife Rnd Rtls
nephew Malcolm Graves, OF Norlhsss,
Hsshor, were hs gucsis oiC. W KuirtdEs
and wife Sunday.
sept %. NUN
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the l.. j. West house. Fred Mckenzie
expects to occupy the house Mr.. Burn
ham will vacste.
Barney Mullen is smother farmer worthy
OF notice who believes experience Is the
best teacher. He has taken the lead In
the cultivation of green pess for the
Boston market. He received 81 IS per
busbeI tor his last shipments, and Will do
more another year.
Sept 25. SrRc.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. Edward Treadwel, of Ellsworth
visited her son George last week.
All are looking forward to the reunion
OF the Hodgkins family next Friday.
Mrs. EDWARD Hodgkins, OF Ashviile,
spent last week with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Hodgkins, while picking ersn-
berries.
Mrs. Ernest Hodgkins and children,
who have been spending the summer wit h
Mrs. Colman Hodgkins, have returned to
their home in Dorchester, Mass.
Sept, 20. ARE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
oRLAND

Miss Laura Nsrbis, of Boston, is in
town for a short stay.
Oscar Hartman has gone to Ellsworth,
where he has secured employment.
Harry Richards, OF Boston, spent iew
days of his vacation with friends here.
Friend. of WIZ Marks are pleased to
hear that he has lucrative position in
Boston.
Ernest Carpenter, OF Connecticut, ar
lived sunday for months visit at his
old home.
Everett Dorr returns to Hartford,
Conn.,. Thursday, after a ten-days' visit
with his family here.
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sEDewICK.
Sept u.

Water frozs here one fourth Of sn inch
the night of Sept. -.
L. A Pert. OF East Bostcn. Is visiting
his hrot Der. II. r. Pert.
Mrs. NJ. A. WATSON, who hes been visit
Ing her broth y, A. n. Dof.ty, las re-
turned TO Roxbury, Mas.
Cyrenas Young, o, the east SIDE Is haul
Ing paving, brick, lime. etc, 10 aaish The
cellar of O. A. Carriers new house.
Cspt. John g. Han bas had BITS nshiug
schooner Lshi repsirei at Lanes wharf,
sad will 20 into ne lobster business.
Sept. IS. c.
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1Hk s.a SShscribers at 1O6
o. the a., te' &c in aHcock county:
a. ne other papers in the County COM
o1ned do not reach 50 many. TEE AMER
IcAS Is not me only paper printed ~
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed &
be, bat Il Is the only paper that can prop
ertg be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circuta
tion Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
thai that Of oil the other papers printed
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Helen Butler has returned from q
summers stay 10 Bar Hsrbor.
Z. II. Tracy and wife were in Bangor
this week to visit his sister, Mrs. Lucy
Jones.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson has returned from
few weeks stay with her brother In
Rockland.
Mrs. Laura Tracy and daughter Florence,
OF Ellsworth, were at e. r. 1racy's satur-
day and Sunday. -
Sept. rs. q.
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ARE
BASS HARBoR.

Ernest Moore and wife went to Boston
last Thursday.
Miss Margaret Baldwin, of Washington,
ID. c., returned to her home last weeE,
after stay OF several months at "Gray
Rocks.
Miss e. W. Tanning, OF Astoria, N. Y,
who has been spending the summer here
was called home by the serious illness oi
her grandfather.
Sept, Is. KY.
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DEER ISLE.
UgE FEmME.
Sept. %.

The community of Sunset was grieysd
to learn OF the death at Freedom on Sept.
10 OF Luelia E., wife OF DIR. A. M. d.
Small, at the age of thirty years. She was
the youngest daughter Of A. T. Small and
wife, OF Sunset. Besides her husband and
parents she leaves three children, four
brothers-Walter and Philip, OF Sunset,
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NORTH LAMoINE.
KY

A. l.. Gray and wife attended the Blue
hin fair Wednesday, returning Thursday
Ralph Hagan has returned from Water
VILE after brief visit to bis sister, Mrs.
Maude M0niton, IN Portland.
/. N. Salisbury, IT., and wife are receiv.
ing congratulations on the advent Of 9
nine-pound boy who arrived Friday. Sept
q.
Sept. rs. \.
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DE-. II. W. Small, of Deer Is'e, and DIR. A
e. Small, OF Winter Haroor, sbd three
sisters Mrs. Ida Stiuson, OF saneet, Mrs.
Kste Benson aud Mrs l. zz'e Eastman, OF
Camden.
Scot. "a SPKC.
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Embellishments.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
~ ~s~N-~~~-~~~~N,
Men OF OdK

Timbers of oak keep the old
homestead standing through
he years. 1t pays to use the
ight stuff.
Men of oak" are men ir
ugged health, men whose
'odies are made o. he sound
It materials.
Childhood is the time to lay
ne foundation for a sturdycon
tuition that will last for years.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
,uf.
SCOTS Emulsion stimulates
e growing powers of children.
clips them build a frn,
'oundation for a sturdy consti
ution.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT s. BOVINE. Chemists,
4os-4i5 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and si.ooi ALI druggists.
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boon 90 travellers. Dr. Fcwier's EHirat Of
wild strawberry. Curea dyseniery, diarbTA
seasickness. nausea. Pleasant 10 take. Aeis
promptly.-A
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NORTH HANCOCK

c. J. Smith raised a potato that weighs
two and one half pounds and be has other
tine specimens.
Mrs. II. A. Springer who keeps q small
Hook OF hens found the other day nest
with fifteen eggs in IL.
Z q. Burnhsm is about to move in,o
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Mrx.
The evening world., 1904-01-12
the COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market opened . TO IL
points lower to-day on the less favor
= bile news regarding the Far East sit
nation. Yesterdays peaceful iuiorna-
aion had encouraged the accumulation
which was for sale at tho opening. Az
Ger the first half hour of trading the list
fHas lowered about ) points more ana
aafer became steady. The early business
here consisted of selling by commission
houses and OF purchases for the account
Lof leading bull houses. The latter even
dually succeeded in rallying prices a
little, hut did not altogether aIiay the
nervous feeling in nil circles. which
was one of the natural outcomes of the
ldisquieting foreign news. especially the
aBharp drop in console.
The Sopcning prices we're: January.
913.a0 TO 1896: February, 1850 offered:
Nay. las to frsss: June e't is,,s7 TO to 1s S!S:
July, 14.02 TO 1903; August, 1850 to 1893:
October, 1I.5o offered.