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ach. bowel and kidney troubles. rheu.
matfsm. anaemia. nervous exhaustion
and all diseases resulting from mai
nutrition. 1t needs but a trinl to be-
convinced Of the merits Of this remark.
able water.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-09-02

Among the many highly respected
citizens Of the North side there II none
more popular than Oscar +. Mayer. the
well-knOwn business man ana infiuen-
tial Democratic leader. Mr.. Mayer
has always taken u good citizens part
I'm politics. and has been all his life
loyal Democrat. As n business man
he is both popular and successful.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-09-02

Lawson says he Is educating the peo
pie. He should remember that SOIL
people never learn unless experience Il
their teacher.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-09-02

The popular buffet AMI cafe at the
southwest cornerof Clark ana Madison
now Ownei by Mr., Bruner Is one OF
the most lnxuriously furnished In Chi
cago. 1t handles and supplies only TIT
very best goods,
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be ratified by the voters on election
day.
He was born In Chicago In 1874 and
has resided In this city all his llfc
After leaving the grammar schools
he attended the Hyde Park high school
and later graduated from the Chicago
College Of Law. branch of the Lake
Forest University. He was admitted
to the bar when but twenty.one years
Of age.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-09-02

Judge Parker GecMres Tint business
ana politics must be divorced" Yes,
and they shouldn't be allowed to mar.
~ again within year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-08
LAMOINE.

Rev. Thomas Mcdonald, recently OF
Lubec, has accepted call to the pastorate
of this church and entered upon his
duties yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Whitaker, of Ellswort b,
Sho bas been spending the past two
months with her sister, Mrs, Mary II.
Coolidge, will return home this week.
The ladies of this church aud parish will
hold a social and serve supper in the
grange hall, Wednesday evening, Feb. s.
II stormy that evening, 1t will be post
poned to Friday evening.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife, who
have been visiting In California since
October, are at home. They report q most
enjoyable visit, and q delig htful climate,
yet they think that Hancock county isn't
SO bad place for home after all.
Feb. 6. H.
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NORTH CASTINE.

Mark C. Devereux Is recovering from
his recent illness.
Capt. James Conner, W ho has been criti
cally Ill the past week, is now comfort
| able.
Misses Adele and Eliza Wescott hav,
closed thefr house, and are visiting IL
Bangor.
Mrs. J. M. Snow and Miss Josie E
Snow, OF Bluehili, we're the guests of G.
NJ. Leach aud wife Friday and Saturday.
Frank W. Hutchins has returned from
a trip to Boothbay and other seaport
towns, com bining business with pleasure
He has sold his sioop Inverness and viii
purchase another better suited to his use
in the shore-fishing business.
Impressive religious services were con-
Quoted by Rev. L. W. Fessenden at Beth
any chapel Jan. Is. Three young ladies
were baptized and received into the
church. The sacrament OF the Lords
supper was Administered at the close.
A pleasant surprise was given James
Hatch and bride last Monday evening,
when about thirty of their friends met at
their home, bringing with them substan-
tial tokens OF esteem and good will. The
gifts consisted of silver, china and glass
ware. Refreshments were served, and an
evening OF social pleasure enjoyed.
James Hatch and Miss Helen NJ. Ward
well were married Jan. "a by Rev. T. W.
Fessenden. Mr.. Hatch is a young man OF
excellent character, an enterprising far
mer engaged in the milk business. Mrs.
Hatch is young lady of pleasing per-
sonality, well qualified for the responsible
position to which she is called. They
have many warm friends who wish them
a long aud happy welded life.
Feb g. T.
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WEST GOULDSBORO.

Galen Smith is on the sick list.
Mrs. Grace W. Clarke is spending few
days with relatives in Steuben.
Miss Ruth Brsgdon, of East Sullivan,
spent Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. F. P.
Noyes.
Miss Mildred Noyes celebrated her four
tenth birthday Feb. A, by inviting the
following friends: Alvah Preble, Byron
Bunker, Amasa Young, Lester Young,
Herbert Redding, Roy Redding, Willie
Merritt, Jefferson Wallace, Mahlon
Witbam, Edward Bunker, Nathan Young,
Miss Sybil Bunker, Miss Clara Bunker,
Miss Grace Cummings, Miss Annie Lind
sey, Miss Mae Cummings, Mrs. Edward
Bunker. During the eve ming games were
played photograph music, candy and
spples passed, ice cream and cake served,
and at quarter of twelve the merry COM
pany broke up, al having enjoyed pleas
ant evening. Miss Noyes received many
nice gifts.
Feb g, N
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Fred A. P 4tteu aud wife were in town
Sunday, the que ,ts of his brother John.
the many friends of Mrs. Joseph Colson
regret to know she Is not gaining fast
from her recent illness.
Charles Doyle and son Sidney and their
wives, OF East Sullivan. visited their
uncle, William WEIGH, and wife yester-
day.
Mrs. John H. Patten left Saturday for
Portland to enter the Maine general hos
pital for treatment. DR.. Brigham, of
Sullivan, acc ompanied her.
While parting two dogs which were
fighting, son of Lsvi Reed was badly
bitten few days ago, and had to be taken
to the doctor to have his hand dressed.
Rena, daughter of F. e. Blsisdsn and
wife, who is still in the ospltsl in Lewis
ton, is gaining as fast as can be- expected.
After leaving the hospital shs will spend
while with hsr uncle, Rev. s. A. Blais-
de /, whose psstorate is near.
7. NJ. Blaisdsll, prssid ant of the stone
quarry-owners association, aud other
members of the association, who went &c
Boston aud New York last week, are
home. Those who went to Nav York I'D
the pleasure of seeing President Roose.
welt.
Feb 6. r
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WEST BRooKsvILLE.

Dudiy Sellers is seriously i'll.
Fred Halves is home from Boston.
The winter term OF schools have closed.
Miss Nina Lord left for Bucksport this
morning.
Capt. Irving Tar box has gone to Boston
to be absent until April.
The son born to Herman Tapley and
wife Jan. "a has been named Malcolm
Augustus.
Herbert wescott came home from New
York last week, and will remain through
the winter.
Schooner waldron Holmes, which has
been riding at her anchors since last fall
In Negro island cove, was taken ashore by
fieid OF ice at high tide Thursday morn
ing on the southwest side OF the island.
The entertainment given at Babbidge
hall by the young people Saturday even
ing for the benefit OF Lester Darby, was
in every way a success. The rendering OF
"a Storm at Sea" by Nellie Lord brought
down the house.
Albion Blodgett had a narrow escape
last week In Brewer. While driving across
the railroad crossing he was struck by a
train, thrown from his sleigh and quite
badly injured. The sleigh was demoi-
ished, but the horse was uninjured.
The ladies' circle Of the Congregational
church was entertained last Thursday by
Mrs. Jerome P. Tspley. There was
large attendance and much work was ac-
compiished. During the afternoon a
generous supply of fine candy was sent
In by Mrs. franklin Farrow. A vote of
thsnks was rendered Mrs. Farrow over
the telephone.
Feb. 8. Johnson.
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COUNTY NEWS.
HALL QUARRY.

Mont. GiIIey has moved here from
Southwest Harbor
There is talk OF sleighing party for the
Sunday school some fine day.
II. l.. Perkins and wife are rejoicing
over the birth OF ten pound daughter
Anna.
Morton Perkins and wife have costly set
up housekeeping in one of the Nj. L.
Allen houses.
Willie Leslie, the eight-year- old son OF
James Leslie, is confined 10 his bed with
disease of the hip.
Mrs. William Dandy is yet on the sick
list. Her granddaughter, Miss Florence
Blanchard, is with her.
Miss Caroline Cochrane, who has been
home for q months vacation, returned
Saturday. Religious services are con-
tinued in the usual order.
7. Mccormick, who has been Ill for
some time, went yesterday 10 Bar Harbor
hospital. His friends here wish for
"Patsy" a return home improved in
health.
Campbell & Macomber have q stone
cutting job now in operation. The stone
is for Baltimore postoffice, fine cut work.
They are now running three fires, with
fourth to start up Monday. Cutters are
daily arriving, and boarding houses are
filling up. Business prospects for the
coming season look bright.
Miss Bernice Macomber on Thursday
evening last pleasantly entertained her
high school friends. The house was In
festive array, the young people In good
spirits, and their elders seemingly as
joviai. Refreshments were served. This
also marked the twelfth anniversary OF
Master Ronald Mscomber's birth.
The officers OF the Sunday school are as
follows: Superintendent, Leon E. Harri.
man; assistant superintendent, c. B.
Cochrane; primary superintendent, Ber-
nice j. Macon Der; organist, Julia NJ.
Campbell. The corps Of teachers is
small, the number of children in at
tendance quite large, but there is room
for more. More teachers are wanted. 1t
is desired to make the Sunday school one
of the best on Mount Desert Island.
Feb. 4. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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SARGENTvILLE.

The chapel circle met with Mrs. Lora
Harding on Thursday.
The funeral of Mrs Lydia Closson took
place Tuesday at the chapel.
A large number from here attended the
baptism at Sedgwick Sunday evening.
Oscar Hooper and bride arrived here
from Boston via stonington on Friday.
Mrs. Martha spooner and Albert Grin
dial spent Monday and Tuesday In Bangor.
Mrs. Lydia Roberts, of BrooksviIle,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. Frank
Gray.
George Higgins caught a large bobcat
In his trap. 1t broke the trsp and got
away.
Roland Durgain and wife, of West
Sedgwick, spent Saturday with J. A.
Moore.
On Feb. party OF ten from North west
Ear Dor, Deer Isle, took dinner at the
Lynnmore.
Sunday party of twenty five from
Northwest Harbor took dinner at the
Lynnmore.
Miss Eva Grindal, who is keeping house
for her grandfather, had birthday party
Saturday evening. She was the recipient
OF many presents.
Through the courtesy OF Herbert Dor
ity and wife, a party of thirty met with
them and enjoyed listening to monograph
selections. Refreshments were served.
On Wednesday evening q party of
thirty i've went across the Reach to Little
Deer Isle to attend church sociable.
They were warmly received. A most en-
ioysble time was had. The high school
teacher got lost coming home.
Feb. 9. NJ
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GOTT'S ISLAND.
THELMA,

Miss Phebe E. Gott, who has been en-
ployed by Mrs. Lewis Torrey, of Bass
Hsrbor, is at home for the present.
III Rev. d. NJ. Angel, OF West fremont
preached here Jan. %. Capt. Joseph
Wooster brought him down in his gaso-
line sloop.
Mrs. Clara Hodgkins, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank A. Bah
bsdge, Is visiting relatives in Seal Harbor
aud Bar aarbor.
Philip Moore and wife, who with their
1 two children, have been visiting at At
lIzntic, are home. Mr.. Moore Is having a
1phtha launch built at Atlantic by L. E.
IJoyce.
The carrying of the mail between Colts
Island and Mckinley has been award ed
lao Dennis Dciseoll, the present carrier
Mr.. Driscoh has lost but one trip outrie hi
idurng all OF the time he has carried it.
But his friends think he has gone many
shines when it was imprudent.
Feb. 6. CHIPS.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. Abbie Bowden Is visiting In Trep-
ton.
Richard Martin and wife, OF Hancock
were the guests Of s. Fl. Remick Sunday
Mrs. Clara Ford and her daughter
Miss Inez, have gone to Houlton to visit
their daughter and sister, Mrs. e. c,
Alexander.
There was tencent socia bic at NAHUM
Hodgkins' last Wednesday evening. All
he'd pleasant time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodgkins always make 1t as pleasant for
the young as the old ones. Mr.. Hodg kins
is Gig hty five years old and his wife sew
enty-nine; they live alone and carry on
their little farm.
Feb. 6. ARE,
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EAST LAMOINE.

The East Lamoins whist club will have
a night-cap ball at Shore Acres Feb 10.
Joseph McMann, superintendent for
Snare d Triest, has moved his family here
from Portsmouth. They are occupying
the Hopkins cottage.
The East Lsmoine whist club met at
Harry McNider's Saturday evening
Whist was enjoyed until II O'Clock when
refreshments were served and the prizes
were given at supper. j. Sherman
Douglass and Mrs. Harry Coolidge won
fret prizes; Joseph McMann and Mrs.
William Cousins, boobies. Music con-
sisting OF photograph and plane selec.
tions was enjoyed until the party broke
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NORTH DEER ISLE.


Miss Laura Powers is quite i'll.
Ernest Foster was In Biuehill last week
for visit.
Windsor Torrey and Edward Rogers
have gone to join the yacht Felicia.
Aibsrt Hart, of Brooksville, Is visiting
his grandmother Mrs. Lucinda Powers.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Haskell visited
Mrs. William Robbins in Sedgwick last
week.
Louis Ellis, who has been on the
steamer Juliette, is home, the boat hav-
ing hauled up at Rockland on account OF
Ice.
The ladies' Of the sidewalk society are to
give fair and ball at the town tall Feb.
s. Music viii be furnished by Farnham's
orchestra, of Rockland.
Capt. Ernest Torrey, who commands
the schooner d. d. Haskell, reached port
safely in the storm of last week. Capt.
Torrey has many friends here who were
anxious.
A surprise party gathered at the home
of Capt. Lafayette Thompson the evening
OF Feb. 2 to help celebrate the nineteenth
anniversary of the birth of his son Ed
ward. Refreshments were served.
Feb. 6. E,
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BIRCH aARBoR.

w. F. Davis aud wife visited in Steuben
last week.
Miss Basic Crowley, of Corea, is visiting
friends here.
Capt. Amos Martin, of Bass Harbor,
recently visited W. F. Davis.
Mrs. Luella Bunker, of Ellsworth, is
spsndlng few weeks here with her
daughter, Mrs. Miles Moore.
School closed Friday after pleasant
term of eight weeks. The entertainment
given by the pupils the last day reflects
much credit on the teacher, Miss schoppee.
More wedding bells-Brucs Cowpsr-
thwaite, Of this village, and Miss Nellie
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MANsET.
CHIPS,

Mrs. Eliza King, who has been quite
iii Tor week or more. is improving.
Augustus Wilson Is building a naphths
launch for parties at Cranberry Isles.
l W Fl. Wood was In Gloucester last
week with load of frozen herring taken
lthere by his vessel, the Cosmopolitan.
Several from here were in Augusta last
week 10 attend the hearing on the bill
kslEing for division of the town Of Tre-
aphts
p was resumed last week on the
klue factory, after a Iay-otf for a
.. /. Dolliger has charge Of the
~ yard Lunt, who Is In the govern
III employ experimenting building
94{epair OF light houses, is at home for
1T vacation.
4. e.
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ARE.
SOUTH SURRY,

Mrs. Harvey Candage is Ill from the eff
fects of fall and cold.
Mrs. w. G. Bellatty and daughter
Evelyn returned to Ellsworth Saturday.
There Is ice as far as one can see, and
teams can cross from the Neck to Treuton
going direct to Bar Harbor and return the
same day easily.
Feb. 6. TRAMP.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.
For additional oountr Nevs see other /,


Miss Marion Wilson was a guept OF Mis-.
Julia Guptili, of Gouldsboro, over Sun.
day.
The V. /. society was entertained by C.
c. Hutchi,gs on Wednesday. There was
a good attendance.
Mrs. James Hill was guest OF her sis.
ter, Mrs. George Allen, who is III, for a
few days last week.
Henry Bryant and wife have returned
home from Swans Island where they have
been for several weeks.
a large party from here attended the
installation of Cusbman grange in
Gouldsboro Thursday evening, and report
fine time.
Mrs. Charles Grover, of Winter Harbor.
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B.
Cole, the first OF the week, called here by
the Pytbian celebration of Tuesday night
hich she attended.
DIR. L. L. Larrabee returned from up
country Thursday, and goes this week to
Ellis worth, where he has opened an office
10 the First national bank building. A
large circle OF friends wish him success.
On the night OF the Pythian celebra.
ton, Mrs. II. ID. Guptill received the gift
of an orange together with sprig OF
orange blossom, from Mrs. Raymond
Bickford, of South Gouldsboro, who
picked them from her own tree. The
orange was good sized and a rich yellow.
She said 1t bad been growing about two
years, and that her tree contained several.
1t was a novel sight with clusters of
blossoms on the same tree
Haicyon assembly Of p. 8. celebrated
Its fourth anniversary on Jan. 81. School,
die lodge, K. OF p, had been specially in
vited with its ladies and there were
Representatives from NJ. L. Stevens lodge,
OF West Sullivan, and Avilion lodge, OF
Miibridge, making In all large company.
After the reception the following pro-
gtamme was rendered
Singiag-America ................ BY everybody
Address of welcome ............. Mira l. Cole
Recitation-The Spoiled Statue,
Miss Dorothy Dresser
Solo-when we Listen to Murmur Of the
Pines................... ..-..Aiss sybil Cole
Letters Of Greeting from 6 C,
Mrs VIM Hall
THE lady who organized Halcyon asst mblyl
Sonx-The Sailor Boy ....... .....sister II Q ;kins
Recitation-she Knew Josh. Miss n 4 Wilson
Song III Am q Pilgrim.
Mrs Cole and Miss Cole
Recitation--The liners. Mira John 5tinson
solo-sins Me to sieep............ Mrs J Cole
Indian Club Driil.......... Miss Marion Wilson
Floor work by degree team
This was drill by twentyfour ladies
dressed In white who In the course Of the
march formed circles, squares and tri-
angles, mbolical OF Pythian work, and
were greatly cenplimented by the guests.
A,.es spsscbes by tie brother knights
and visiting sisters, refreshments were
served in the dining room, making alto
gether an evening long to be remem bered.
Feb. 6. @.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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WEST FREMONT.

Roland Stanley and Edna Lunt, o.
Manset, were calling on friends here
Sunday.
The schools have been badly broken ur
on acc unit of the bad weather and SO
many being ill.
On Sut day many attended the funeral
of an old { e. and relative, Mrs. Mary
Mu lin, OF Mckinley.
viii Hannah and wife are at Bayside
caring for Mrs. Hannah's parents, Pearl
Robbins ana wife, who have been ill.
Miss Al bic L. Hannah, of Somesville,
visit be- andfather, Capt. William
Bsnnah, and Miss Helen Lawson the past
week.
Only two boats out of feet of twenty
dragged tbeir mooriDgs in the heavy ice
that ent out of the narbo In the blizzard
OF Jan. %.
W. Fl. Lunt, who is building a gasoline
boat at Southwest Harbor. spent Sunday
at home. He reports that he will have his
bost ready for scslloping by Feb. s.
There were no services at the church
Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. D. M. Angel,
preached al Colts Island. Capt. Joe
Wooster took him down to he Island 10
his new boat.
Feb. 2. THELMA.
Capt. William Dix is still on the sick
list.
Capt Gard lawson was in Bar Harbor
last Thursday.
Andrew Norton left Monday to join his
fathers vessel In Boston.
Capt. Joseph Wooster, in his new sloop
the Herbert, came in Wednesday with his
rudder gone.
Helen Maud, infant daughter OF Rev. D.
NJ. Angel and wife, was baptized by the
elder Sunday at her home.
Frank w. Lunt and wife were In
Augusta the past week, Mr.. Lupt in be-
hall of the division OF the town.
Capt. Alvin Norwood has given up the
command OF his sloop to Capt. George
Coson who hopes to have better success.
Xenophon Tyler, OF Brockton, Mass,
father OF Mrs. Angel, who has been
making them short visit, has returned to
Brockton.
Mrs. Eta Walls and Mrs. Louisa A.
Norwood, of Seal Cove, spent Thursday
with their mother, Mrs. l.. M. Lunt, who
is still shut in with bad cold.
Word has been received from Robbie
Rumii that be Is waiting orders in New
port News, Va. He is now first mate of
the big six master Eleanor Percy.
A daughter was born Feb. to Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Balm. They are boarding with
Mr.. Bain's parents, Daniel Dow and wife.
Mise Minnie Thurston is at work there.
Edward A. Lunt and family, of Manset,
spent saturday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Cora e. Clark. Mr.. Lunt left for
Portland to work on government work.
Presiding Elder f. L. Hayward dedI-
Gated the new Methodist church Feb 5.
Many were present at the service. After
the sermon mem ers partook of the sacra-
ment.
Quarterly conference was held at the
church Saturday evening. Presiding
Elder F. L. Hayward drove from Bar Har-
Dor the day before. While here he was
the guest of L. W. Rumili and wife.
Henry Webster and wife entertained
Rev. c. D. Crane, field secretary OF the
Maine State c. E. union, Thursday. He
gave lecture at the schoolhouse Thurs
day afternoon to the children, and at the
church in the evening.
Feb e TurY,x.
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EAST sURRY.

The five sons OF Mrs. Georgia Wfnches-
ter-Charles, EDWARD and Everett stone,
Weldon and Milton - are cutting wood
for NJ. ID. Chstto. Where will you find
another case Equal to IL?
Earl Mann, Clarence Smith and Harvey
Treworgy from this district are attending
the high school at the village. There are
others who might have gone, but were
afraid OF the examination. Another year
will see a large increase in number as
the people learn more OF Its value, and
that 1t is for the good Of all.
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INDIAN POINT.

l. H. Burr and wife, OF Trenton, spent
Sunday with Mrs. s. Harding.
c. III. Slower attended the Episcopal
church at Bar Harbor Sunday.
Melville Richardson and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of daughter.
William Walls left Feb. / for Ports
mouth, N. H., where be has employ ment
as cook on a steamer.
Feb. 6. n.