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NORTH CASTISE.
JuIy1l.

Mrs. Leroy Wsrdwell hss returned from
Augusta.
Fred F. wsIdwelI Is home from s
costing trip.
Miss May Murphy, of Brockton, Mass
is the guest of Miss Coda Dunbar.
Mrs. James Butnsm, OF Winthrop, Is
visiting at Capt. Bennett Dunhsr's.
Mrs. Mary Devereux hes gone TO New
York, for months stay.
Miss Josephine Dunbsr hss closed her
school in Bncksport, and is home for the
summer.
Mrs. Mary Conner Is visiting her
daughter, Mra. Augustus Coombs, at the
village.
Hiram Blodgett and family have been
the guests of Capt. J. b. BIodgett, the past
week.
Capt. Frank W. Hutchings and virgie
p. wsrdwell left last Thursday In the
Inverness to resume their work of shore
fishing.
Miss Martha wescott, OF Boston,
arrived last week, and with her sister,
Mrs. Frances Dyer and son, will spend
the summer at the old home.
July IL. l..
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Miss Schasss q. Row, OF Boston, is at
| her summer home here.
Mrs. Fannie A. Squirting and daughter
Frances are al Vim, 2. Preble's for the
| season.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bunker and grand
dsughie Beatrice frsEier, OF Calais, are
visiting here.
Rev. Frsneis j. Marsh preached here
recently in the interests OF establishing
Sunday schools.
Mrs. Myra g. Steele, who has been In
PhiIadsiphia since last September, Is
visiting her old home here.
Mrs. Grsbel Hsmos and children OF
Gloucester, are visiting at the home OF
Capt. G. II. Hamor.
Moorfield Storey and wife are on two
weeks tour through Nova Scotia and
Cape Breton.
The ladies' aid is to hold "mystery
box" sale in the cellar under the union
meeting house on Wednesday evening, the
proceeds TO go for fuel.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Stanley left to-day to
enter the Maine general hospital, at Port
land, for surgical treatment. She was &C.
companied by her husband aud DIR. j. ID.
Phillips.
TIE Fourth passed of very quietly here.
| most of thel people going to Southwest
and Bar Hsrbors. X. II. Whites yacht,
OF Boston, lay in the hsrbOr, aud during
the evening was beautifully illuminated.
The "rummsge sale", under the diree.
tion of Mrs. Elizabeth III. Row, proved a
SUGGEST financially and socially. The pro-
ceeds Melted s53.e0, for the purpose OF re-
pairing the helfry en- the union meeting
/ house.
William p. Prehle, W no is in his nine
ty-tourth year, was just IS eager to have
his old historic flag raised this Fourth as
| be was the tirst Fourth in which he came
into possession, nearly two-seore years
| ago. That flag, whose early history has
recently been reprinted, has done much
| service in this town since being so sud
denly brought from the Ellsworth Gus
tom house In the days of the Rebellion.
The ladies' aid society will hold it's an
uual fair and sale on Wednesday, July "a,
and SIS the proceeds will he applied TO
benevolent purposes II Is sincerely hoped
the sftair will be literally patroniz and
thus make glad the hearts of the societ y
who labored so hard for three years for
the purpose OF building a parish house,
and then so generously gave up their
long cherished plans in order to have a
/ cellar under the meeting house, costing
more than = 300, not to mention much
labor given free.
July ~. r.
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HAVEN.
Rodney Smith Is quite III.

THELMA.

Rodney Smith is quite Ill.
III. Bridges has been quite Ill the past
week.
r. w. Sampson, Of Quebec, has Joined
his wife, who has been spending the sum
ner at Castle View.
Thomas Kilduff, whose summer resi-.
dence is the Twin cottage, Castle View,
has left town for few days.
R. w. Sampson and wife, Miss Tibbetts
and Miss springsguth speat Sunday at
Mrs. j. w. Babson's In Brooksville.
Mr.. McAdoo, OF New York, who has
been at the Milton cottage, Castle View,
has been quite i'll, and has left town.
Mrs. P. B. Hills, OF Washington, with
her three children, is occupying the
"Den" at Castle View for the summer.
The latest arrivals at Castle View art
Miss Malice Reville, Miss Monette Hal
lam ana Henry Hallam, of Washington
They are at the "old Homestead.
Jaiy -. NJ. e. A.
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FRANKLIN.

The fremo of Roscoe Gays house shows
generous proportions, and will be an
attractive residence.
The burial service of Mrs. Eliza e.
Blsisdeli, of West Sullivan, occurred at
the Methodist church Monday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard, OF Sullivan, ofiiciated,
assisted by Rev. C. E. Petersen. Mrs.
Blsisdell, who was eighty-eight years old
her last birthday, had always been an
active woman, and until within a few
years, ready helper in affairs OF life.
She was a veritable another in IsraeI",
and has gone to join the husband and five
children beyond. Three sons and three
daughters are left to remember good
mothers admoDitlons. The floral tributes
were numerous, covering the fern-draped
casket. Several friends and neighbors
rode mp from sullivan to attend the fun
eral. Committai service at the grave In
Guided reading, prayer and a hymn sun &
by Mrs. Bunker and Miss Dunn.
July u. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST LAMoISE.

Mrs. Olson and daughter Mary left OF
Saturday tor Bangor to visit Capt. olsor
during his stay In port.
Clarence N. King expects to leave soor
for Boston. He viii work In the denta
psrlors OF the King Dental Co.
John A. King, son OF the chairman o
the board OF seieetmen, left for Spring
field, Mass, on Sunday. He win be EN-
ployed by the King Dental Co.
Information hss been received that Il
welcome to many in this section. Mrs
w. r. King wes for the past seven month,
a very sick woman; about week ago sh'
was operated op Tor appendicitis. She ha.
left the hospital ana ia expected homt
next Saturday.
THIS will indeed be a busy week for
East Lamoiue. Wednesday will be &
great day. A rare treat IS in store for all
who attend Chaplsin Jones' lecture. He
is speaker who always delights and in
sirUcts bis audience. The Z nstc will be
fine, and the decorations teautItui.
Rev. Mr.. Toms and his helpers are work
ing hard to get the decorations flashed.
All are glad to hear OF the success Of
Hancock county boys. DIR. T. j. King. the
head OF the King Dental Co, was q few
years Hgo almost unknown. He made bis
start In Bioehill, and now, by careful
study OF dentistry and by pluck and per-
severance he is at the head OF firm bsv-
leg dental pariors in Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut and New Hampshire.
On Thursday there witt be fishing ex-
cursion ana shore dinner at Marlboro
head near Rseeoon Cove to the officers
and band OF the PEsir!e, and on Sunday a
treat Is In store for all who love good
preaching. Rev. MIR. Toms will address
the men of the navy at 80 p. IN. on the
Prairie, and Ia the evening Chaplain
Jones will preach in the East Lsnoiue
church at s.
A large party OF friends gave surprise
and donation party to Rev. r. Newherry
Toms and wife at the parsonage (the
Cousins cottagel East Lamoine, last Mon
day evening. a pleasant time wac spent
musical and literary programme was
carried out in most satisfactory man
ner. Mesdsmes Kittridge, ed Hodg ins
Farnum, Misses Agnes Boynton, Natalie
Gilman, LueIla Hodgkius aud Messrs. B,
I. Smith, Kiei and Rev. Mr.Toms rendered
some choice selections. Ralph Hogan
presided at the organ. Mrs. Toms and the
Rev. Mr.. Toms assisted in the literary
exercises. The fine speech by Capt. KIei
was much enjoyed. The parsons lsrder
was replenished and the purse received
an additional si9, which made The min
ister and bis wife smile. Mr.. Toms is
working hard in bis parish. Too much
praise cannot be given to Mrs. Wesley
Cousins for the noble part she took in
working up the donation and collecting
the cash.
July Y. SPEC.
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credit snc the national currency were
solu;tiy safe In the hands OF the Adnnnis
tratFnn In the enforcement ~ the laws be
has shown not onty c0nrsEs hut the wis
dom which understands that 10 permit laws
ta be violated or d.Eregsrded opens the
door to anarchy. while the just enforce
fnent Of the iaw Is the sauBdest consetya-
tism He has held armiF to the fmnda-
mental American doctrine thai all men
must obey the law, that there must be no
srssssnctien hetwees rich aud poor, between
strong and weak, bat that justice aud
equal protection under the law must be Sc
caged to every citlxen without regard TO
race, creea or condition.
His administration has been throughout
vigorous and honorable. high.minded and
patriotic We commend IT without reser.
sw3on 10 the couslderate Judgment sf the
American people.
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BROWNSVILLE.
William Grindle is seriously Ill.

William Grindle is seriously III.
Charles Written and wife, OF Waltham,
Mass, called on friends here last week.
Miss Gladys Douglass has gone to Seal
Harbor, where she viii be employed :
the summer.
Capt. ]. e. Staples and son have returned
from trip to Boston in the schooner
Waidron Holmes.
Mrs. Gilman Blake and infant son, OF
West Brooksville, are visiting her parents,
Charles Gray and wife.
Miss Mary II. Perkins who has been
attending school In Augusta for the past
year, is spending her vacation with her
parents, M. Z. Perkins and wife.
July IL. GRAcrA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor Additional County Ne,ss, see other pages
NORTHEAST HARROR.

NOhTHEAST HARBOR.
Mrs. George z. Gray is at the Clifton
house.
Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Savage are visiting
ut Newport.
George e. Kimbsll is employed at the
Clifton as clerk.
DIR. G. W. Hayward and family are at
the Alders for the summer.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fraser is again occupying
the Savage colonial cottage.
William Jordan is able to be out again
after long attack of rheumatism.
Miss Day, of Boston, was the guest OF
Jerome II. Knowles and wife last week.
Herbert Goodwin and wife, of Beverly,
Mass, are visiting friends and relatives in
town.
The first dance OF the season was held
at the KimbaIl hotel Monday evening,
July II.
DIR. and Mrs. Jsneway. OF New York,
arrived last week, and will occupy the
vaug han cottage this season.
July IL. 8.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST oRLANp.

Mrs. Henry Hopkins is very i'll.
Walton Harrington, OF New York, IA
boarding at A. II. Dunhar's.
t. F. Mason has closed his box-miIl
during the hsying season.
Frank Brsinerd, wife and son are al
their cabin for the summer.
Mrs. Abbie ws-dwell Is at the village
caring for Mrs. Annie Saunders.
Herbert Leach, wife and son Monroe, Of
Brockton, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. p. P. Gilmore and Mrs. McCauider
visited Alberta Mason on Wednesday.
Mrs. Freeman Leach and daughter
Halle spent Saturday and Sunday ss I.
F. Msson's,
Mrs. Fred rick Smith and little nephew
came from Csstine Friday, and are at
their cottage at Crsig's pond.
Miss Christina McCaulder and Miss
Beatrice Heath, OF Baeksport, are the
guests of Miss Bernice Mason.
J.R. KreimeDdshl, OF Hartford, IS board
ing at Elijah Whites while he is en-
pioyed in building bost for Herbert
Hartman.
Everett Hartman, who has been living
at Augustine Mason's tue past year, has
moved his family back to tha home OF
hts father, Euoeh Hartman.
Norman Hopkins Is home from the
Eastern Maine general hospital, where he
has been for the past six weeks having his
tongue treated. He is much improved.
July II. Nj.
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NoRTH LAMnlNE.
July

The new Sunday school at North La
moline seems to b. making good progress,
and Capt. Kief Is proving a sp sndid
worker, while Ralph Hagsn il a most
energetic secretary. Last Sunday thirty
six were present, and there was no morn
ing preaching service. In the evening
Rev. Mr.. Toms preached and organized q
union G. E. society with the following
officers: President, Ralph Hagan; vice.
president, Rev. r. N. Toms; secretary,
Miss Gussie Graves; treasurer, Harvard
kittrldge; correspondent secretary, Miss
Gladys Norwood.
July II. SPEC.
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DEATH OF MRS PIPER
A feeling OF gloom Ia over the whole
community this morning on the sad death
and burial OF Maggie Hooper Piper, Of
Georges pond district. She was tsken
With sore throat and cold, ADD for some
time nothing serious was anticipated, but
she grew so bad the doctor vas called and
found diphtheria 10 Its worst form.
She fingered TIN the morning OF the Oh,
and then passed away. Her husband, to
whom she was married some two monlss
ago, never lett her side, and he aud BIB
mother, Mrs. Susie Giles, In whose ho@s
they we're when she was taken III, per.
formed the last sad duties for their lOysi
one.
II can be truly said of her that she va
one OF the finest, most respected yoaag
ladies In town. she was educated by Bsf
cant, Mis- Margaret Hunter, Of Cherry
field.
The sympathy OF the whole towa COS
out TO the 6ereayed family, consisting o.
husband, mother aud step-fathes snd foa'
sisters.
Harry Wentworth ana wife visited hs
father and mother, Loren Wentworth and
wife, ON Sunday last.
Ellis, con of j. c. Springer, whom re-
pert said yesterday had diphtheris, Is
quite I'll with tons'litis, to which be Is
subject.
1t was very quiet here the Fourth, only
the small boy and the small ire-crsekef
being In evidence. The Granite band
played for the celebration at KaIagndof
spring or Molasses pond.
One OF the former old residents OF this
town, Mrs. Eliza Biaisdell, died at The
home of her daughter, Mrs. George Pei
tingili, OF West Sullivan. Mrs. Blsisdsli
was a dearly loved neighbor and friend
and a conscientious Christian womsn'
She was far along In years. but very
active, and retained her faculties remark
ably we'll. She was member OF toe
Methodist church.
July II. b.
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CHICAGo, ILL.,, ST Monroe Street.
~ "As far "a have observed, Peruu,
Is the finest tonic any man or womaa
can use who Is weak from the after
effects OF any serious Illness.
''Peruna seems 10 restore vifsHfy
Increase bodily yigor and renew health
and strength In wonderfully sharf
time. "---siRS. KATE TAYLOR
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus, Ohio, If you desire free iie,a-
taxs on satarrh.
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"Now there'll be considerable Interest
in the democratic platform" "PethiPs,
bat there won't be much principle 10 u
II TIA anything like the last"
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GRACA

II shan't put up with your conduct any
longer. intend to GO home to mother.h
"Well, anything is preferable to having
her here. Chicago Journal.
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How To Find Out.

FIJI bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours. a
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sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys if it stains
your linen it IS
evidence of KID
ney trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pass it or pain in
the back Is also
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LAMoINE BEACH.
July u
SPEC.

Following is the programme given by
the band of the Minneapolis at Shore
Acres last Monday afternoon. Gennaro
Del Re 10 the oand-master:
March--The Banner ......-.................B lon
Observation-Disclosures. go ...-.......... Berger
OvertuTc-wiiliam Teli..................R ossiui
selection-Un Ballo In Maschefa......... Verdi
Waltz-Andalusia ...-.....-......-.., lie There
Selection-Ysnkee Consul 49,. ..........- Robyn
Song Hearts and Flowers -...... ...... Tobani
selectiop-Mocking Bird. Roberts
Song-Anona .....-.... Arr. by Del Re
intermezzo-Garien OF Roses Arr by Del Re
Narch-The Pike-................-. Laurendeau
Recent guests al Shore Acres: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton, OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Pstidon, Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn, OF Alabama; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eilicott and son, OF Baltimore; r.
e. Curdy, of Portland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bracket, DIR. and Mrs. Wieder ana son,
DR.. w. L. Yugh, ir., of Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgeiey, of St. Louis; L.
FL. Watson, o. IL. Knetter, IL. /. McRse.
of Louisville, Kentucky; Mrs. K. A. Fair
field, OF Saeo: A. A. Cslden, OF Boston
c. c. Oakes, Portland; Miss Alice Bart
lett, Baltimore: Mr.. AID Mrs. /. :. Cum
mings, E. II. Parker, e. c. Parker, Miss
Helen Parker, Bangor; Mrs. NJ. Holdings,
Miss NJ. Z. Holdings, Newton, Mass; Miss
Charlotte c. Burnett, Fort Plain, N. Y;
Miss Eulaiie Young, Trenton IL. MeGown,
Mrs. Z. X. Foster, Miss Psulene Foster,
Mir. and Mrs. Ii. Il. Davis Miss Muriel
Davis, Margaret Monaghan, Sibyl Fields,
n. A. Smith. Hazel KnoWlton, Grace
King, Louise button, Ellsworth.
July 10. SPEC.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPEC.

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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know 1t.
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Mrs Kate Taylor, graduated
nurse OF prominence, aives her ex.
periencs with Peruns In an ope1
letter. Her position In society and
professional standing combine 70
give special prominence TO her
gffcra6ces.
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out OF order
What to Do.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilner's Swamp
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wish in curing rheumatism. pain in the
back, kidneys. liver. bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
20 hold water and scalding pain in passing
It, or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcones that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to 20 often
during the day, and TO &c, up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
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Hyou need medicine you should have the
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You may have sample bottle Of this
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and book that tells esTT-7yss rs 10
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address Dr.. Kilner & Home Of swamp Root.
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don't make any mistake. but rememh@r the
rene, swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Foot,
and the address, Binghamton. N. Y, on every
bottle.
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What to Do.

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out Of order.
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wonderful discovery
and . book that tells
more about il, both sent
absolutely free by mail,
49, IN q
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Miss Schssss q. Row, OF Boston, is at
her summer home here.
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EAsrtrss

way. If not. seven or eight feet is Ions
enough. l set a good. strong post eight
feet from center Of stable door. as shown
at a. ! then set a second and third
post. as shown at b and C on the other
side Of stable door. These posts should
be so set that the gate Will Just swing
past them In swinging In its circle.
Take two pieces OF hard wood about
IL inches long and 3x3i5 inches IN size.
Saw a notch IN the center Of each large
enough for the gate latch to drop into.
tapering of at both ends. so that latch
VIII slide up into notch on either side.
Nail n TO post b and another 10 post
c. so that gate a be latched TO either
post OF carried past and opened wide
enough for a wagon to drive through.
While stock is in yard. fasten gate
TO post c. as shown by dotted line This
Will exclude stock from stable. Put the
feed In and swing the gate over to post
b. as shown in the cut. fastening II
there, and the stock can 20 in and eat.
The fastener should be made so that the
latch a catch in notch. or 90 past. as
deslred.-Farm and Home.
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T. NJ. r.. TALCOTT, Receiver.
EARMvILLE & PowHATAN RAILROAD
Time Table IN effect Monday, May 2.
1901. .Betwoen Farmyille and Ricbmona "a.
Moseley and Southern X. r.
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When the Horse Ave TYred.

People easily take cold when a cold
draft Of air is allowed to blow over
a sweaty surface. that is. a surface. that
Is both warm and moist The over
heated horse must receive attention as
soon as his hard exercise Is at an end.
Il may seem q hardship to blanket him
when he is already hot. but this will
be a kindness and will prevent other
suffering, as It Will permit him 10 cool
Of gradually.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co.
Effective June 18th, 1904.
NORTHBOUND.
Trans leave Lynchburg as follows:

trains leave L~ynchburg as follows:
isoa- III. dally, express for Washington
anu points nofth, Solid Pullman train.
30 n m dally express for Washington
and points north.
i:lsa m. daily, express for Washinofon
and points north.
s.4 "A. m. daily, local for Washington and
way stations.
2s5 p. m. daily, local for Washington and
way stations.
80 ?. m. daily, express for Washington
3D p. m. daily, EXPRESS for washington
and points north.
IH2 y. m. daily for charlottesville aud
way stations.
SOUTHBOUND.
% a. m. daily, express for Atlanta and
New Orleans.
3ai "A. M. daily, Washington and South.
western Limited, solid Pullman train. for
Augusta, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Memphis
and New Orleans.
sN6 a. m. daily, local for Danyille aud
way stations.
22l p. m. daily, local for DanvIle and way
stations.
Ss9 p. m. daily, express for Columbia, sa
and jacksonville.
i7S p. m. daily, express for Atlanta, Biz
iningham and New Orleans.
Dlner and sleepers on all through trains.
FOR further Information call or write.
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