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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TOMORROW.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. smyth at Center Rev. pr. Kidd's Evening Sermon Rev. pr Philips on ''The Blessing of the MercifuP'-Dr. McLane on "A Glimpse of the Unseen KingdOm"- Services at Dwight Place Church. Other Notes.
 CENTER CHURCH. Dr. snyth will preach at the morn- ing service. The afternoon service will be resumed few Sundays later in the season,
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The Quenn's Daughters held spe- .cial meeting at Sacred Heart hall last evening.
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GRAND OPENING

Of our Fur Department this week. England and France have demonstrat- ed that they are leaders in fashioning furs and FUR LINED GARMENTS. We have secured the newest creations shown, adopted to this market. Every buyer appreciates the value of a well made garment; we make them of every description, up-to-date in style and little further advanced in ideas than some of our competitors. Unlike many others, we can say that we had many years experience in making these goods, therefore no experiment.
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TEE BROOKS & COLLINS COl

795 CHAPEL STREET. NORTH SIDE. N. E. Friend E. Brooks the only member of the Brooks family of furriers now in business in this city is member of this firm.
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BACK FROM THE WEST.

On Jan. 10 the people OF Seawall, Man
set and Southwest Harbor received =
surprise by the arrival OF Arthur Moore
from Port Townsend, Wash. He made
short calls ali around, took dinner with
his uncle, Melvin Moore, called all along
the way TO Msnset, Tuesday night stopped
with George K. Fuller and then went to
Bangor via Ellsworth.
MIR. Moore has business at Cape Nome,
has brought his family down to Port
Townsend for the winter, and as his bust
ness called him to ST. Paul, Nj inu., he kept
on to Boston, and called on friends there
and in Walthsm; thence on TO Bangor,
Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor and Bass
Harbor and around to Seawail.
Not one Of his old scqusintances did he
slight. Everybody was delighted to zee
him.
MIR. Moore's business In the North is
looking after the mines and miners, car
rying supplies and men to the mines and
keeping the mines drained. Some OF the
bitches are eight miles long. Mr.. Moore
@~N AAty AeASSC ASSs OeAt Aha hu 0nR soyu
alt the way from fifty to 100 men. He
says his brothers, Franz and zemro, are
doing we'll on their steamers which they
run from Port Townsend and Seattle up
North. Zemro had laid up for . while
" hen Arthur left, and Franz soon would
be I'M Clarence is working for two insur,
ance companies, and also is in charge Of
the North American railroad office while
the man regularly In charge is on q trip
to Europe.
William c. and wife are in good heaii b
and enjoy the climate. Arthur said he
was In hopes they would all be able to
come East next year, and it is hoped that
they will come.
1t 10 sixteen years last November since
Arthur and Zemro went to Seattle; they
went In a sailing vessel around the Horn.
Franz had been away a year or two when
they went, ana as be thought the chances
for making living were better out there
! thsn at home, he sent for his younger
broi hers to come. Arthur was twenty
one, Zemro twenty -four when they left.
Eight years ego Zemro was home for a
few weeks while bis steamer, the Golden
Gate, was being repaired. He has since
bsen paced In command of a still larger
ship.
After the boys were gone william c. be-
came discontenteo, sold his home, and
with their younger son Clarence went to
Port Townsend, where they have q nice
home. MIR. Moore expects to remain
about four weeks in ST. Paul on his re-
turn trip.
Jan. 10. DOLLY,
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SARGENTVILLE.
turn trip.
Jan. 16.
DOLLY.

Miss Bertha Turner is visiting her par
ents.
The library circle met with Mrs. Groves
Eaton on Wednesday.
Harold Young is employed chopping
wood for Curtis Durgain.
Myron Grindal has gone housekeeping
10 oswold Hooper's cottage.
Arthur Sargent has returned from BAN
gor with his little daughter Ruth.
Mrs. Aza Dodge, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Grindal, OF Ban
gor, is home.
Mrs. Parker Billings, who has been
spending the holidays with relatives and
friends, returned home Friday.
Miss Eva Grindal, who has been en-
ployed at the American house, Ellsworth,
is visiting her grandfather, Herbert Sim
mons.
While returning from Sedgwick Mon
day evening, Mrs. }. Frank Gray was
thrown from the sleigh owing to the icy
road. Although no bones were broken
she was badly bruised.
very interesting teachers meeting
was held at No. schoolhouse. Rev. Mr..
Smith gave an excellent discourse, also
Mrs. Nellie Sargent, Miss Martha Courier,
Mrs. Carrie Byard and Eugene AIIer.
Reading by Mrs. Angie Dority.
The cutter Woodbury. worked very dill
gently for nearly one day cutting ice that
passage might be made that vessel
loaded with corn and grain for the W. G.
Sarg Mt Go. might reach the wharf, which
shs did, but now 1t looks as II she would
be here for the winter as the Reach is
frozen over sgain.
Jan. 10. AZ.
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BASS HARbOR.

f. W. Jackson is very i'll.
Mrs. Estelle Stanley, OF Great Duck Is
land light station, visited relatives here
last week.
Hiram Dix and wife and Miss Helen
Dix have gone to Holden to see his
mother, Mrs. Emily Dix, who is seriously
Ill.
Lewis Benson and daughter, Miss Har-
riet, of Somerville, Mass, were here to
attend the funeral OF his mother, Mrs.
Harriet Benson.
The schooner Ida May, of st. John, N.
B., which went ashore Jan. z, got of the
rocks with slight damages, having lest
her anchors and chains.
The schooner Franconia has discharged
the cargo Of coal she brought for Frank
McMullin and gone into winter quarters
here. Charles CIosson look Capt. Young
to his home in Surry Thursday.
James Thompson, who has been fishing
out of Bristol in his sloop Breeze, is home
for few days. He lost his travis in the
gale Of Jan. and came near losing his
boat.
Jan. is. X. w.
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EAST BLUEhILL.

F. Homer Long left for Everett, Mass.
last Thursday.
| Alfred (. Weber Is laid up with sor
hand and a general indisposition.
Abel B. Marks appears to be littl'
better and some hope is entertained Of
his recovery.
Sylvia NJ. Chapman, Arson Thorn, Hari J
A. Leach, Aivra Gray, John Thorn, Nettie
E. Graves and Cora E. Marks are attend
ing the Bluehill academy.
The officers-eiect of Ira Berry lodge,
F. and A. NJ, will be installed at Biuehili
this evening. The Reoekahs will pre-
pare the supper. The members of the
lodge will invite their relatives and
friends to be present.
c. II. wardwell and N. F. Twining went
to Knowles, Cal, about three months ago.
They were employed as granite cutters at
a so per day. The work was completed
the last of December, and they came
home q few days ago. They are now at
work here for the Chase Co.
Very few smelts were caught here last
week. The fishermen are hoping for bet
ter luck this week. Smells have brought
good price this winter-irom ten to
eighteen cents a pound net. F. Homer
Long has made the biggest catches SO far,
ninety pounds at one tide.
The East BluehilI grange had Its annual
installation Of officers and supper last Sat-
urday evening. About 100 were present.
Mrs. Nellie Wood was Installing officer,
assisted by E. e. Couary and Lizzie Wood.
The following officers were installed !:
Master, John F. Wood; overseer, Arthur
B. Wood; lecturer, Lizzie Youtman
treasurer, George g. Candsge; secretary;
Nellie Wood; chaplain, Allies NJ. Csndage,
steward, Alvra Gray; gate-keeper, Charles
Flora, Lizzie Davidson; Ceres, Tina
Grindie; Pomona, Cora Marks.
The schooner Hazel Dell, William V.
Coggins, master, arrived in Bluehill Jan.
IL and hauled up for the winter, after
making seven round trips to New York
with stone, and coal back east the past
season. The Hazel Dell was built In
East B:uehili in 1891 by the later Francis
Cousins who successfully commanded
her until his health obliged him to retire
from the sea In 1897. She was wrecked
at st. John 10 1899, bought in by the
owners here, aud rebuilt at quite an
expense. In 1901 Capt. Coggins was
placed IN command, and she has SINGS
been one OF the most successful vessels on
the coast. She Is now nearly all owned
BY the family OF the late Capt. Cousins,
her builder. Her principal owners here
are Mary A. Cousins, r. L. Withsm and
wife and 5. Whitcomo Cousins.
Jan. I6 G.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

W. W. Jellison is making preparations
to build wharf and coal-shed the coming
spring.
Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellsworth, will
speak in the Ferry schoolhouse next
Thursday evening.
Miss June Crabtree has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Annie Spratt.
Quite number from here attended the
public installation Of officers of Pamela
grange at Hancock Saturday evening.
Sunday morning was the coolest OF the
winter, the Thermometer registering from
sixteen to twenty-eigh degrees below
zero.
Jan. 10. c.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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sEAwALL.

About all the men in Seszall are now
working on the ice.
Mrs. Nancy Sswyer's new house is ready
for occupancy and she will coon be settled
Mrs. l.. f. Newman, who has had very
lame leg since early last fail, is little
better.
Amos Deliver came home from Oak
Point Saturday and went back SUNDAY.
Dudley Dolliver came with him. They
are cutting wood for Warren Haynes.
Everett and Msrnsl Newman went to
Bass Hsrbor Saturday TO spend Sunday
with their cousin and aunt, Viola Mitchell.
A musicale was on the programme.
seawall is getting TO be quite a busy
place. Two young men from Northeast
Hsr Dor have built a camp about a mile
back In the woods on the David Winsy
lot, and are cutting cord wood to sell.
Jan. 10. DOLLY.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Fred L. Orcntt is at Eastbrook with his
team numbering.
Souvenir postals have been received
from Henry j. Simpson, who is in Hot
Springs, Ark.
james West and wife have moved into
their cottage commenced some two
months ago.
The g. A. r. and w. R. c. held & public
installation 10 the hall Saturday evening
with supper at 10 O'Clock.
Miss Bernice Smith has returned from q
pleasant visit In Bar Harbor, and Miss
Eva circuit from Prospect Harbor.
Miss Gilman's school will have an en-
tertsinment In the hall Thursday even
ing, followed by a socisble. All are
invited.
The most serious damage done here by
the gale Of Jan. was the uplifting OF
the eIl-roof from Mrs. Henrietta John
sons house. The roof was deposited
without lifting a shingle, but being too
heavy to put back, a temporary roof was
repaired not coming over the piazza.
A series of minor accidents occurred
last week: Miss Ruth Bragdon fell on
the Ice, striking her temple, being quite
I'D from the effscts; her mother cut her
| finger badly, and Fred Johnson fell from
a sled on Bridgham hill, cutting a cash in
his forehead and bruising himself SO that
he was carried home.
Jan 16 II
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OTIS.
jan. 16

Harley Grover is home from Bar Har-
Dor.
Arthur Young, Of Bar Hsrbor, is work.
ing for w. W. Tibbetts.
Mary Susan Remick is working in the
family of Jarvis Penney, of Clifton.
Sadie Tibbetts returned last week from
Bangor, " here she has been at work.
wilfred Blaisdell's family have moved
from Ellsworth to their former home
here.
George e. Bowlby has returned to Bos-
ton after spending the holidays here with
friends.
A baby boy was born to Willis Salisbury
and wife last week. Mrs. Davis, of Au-
rora, is the nurse.
The old-fashioned winter has arrived.
but most of the people are prepared, al
ways knowing what to expect when the
wise prophets predict mild open win
ter.
L. J. Fogg, OF Huil's Cove, came last
week with four horses to haul spool bars
to Eddington Pond, adding another at
tractiye team to the many on the same
line.
Robert Carr met with an accident last
week while chopping. He felled a large
limb, which struck his arm, breaking it
above the elbow. DR.. Hodgkins, of Els
worth, was called.
Jan. 10. DAVIS,
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Coleman Hsgen and wife went Sunday
to visit relatives In Eastbroo
Miss Della Mcfarland, who has spent
some time in Bucksport, returned home
last Monday.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife are visiting
Capt. Hollis sister, Mrs. Herbert Hodg-
kins, In Eastport.
Mrs. Arno Marshall and daughter
Mary, OF Trenton, spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. /. N. Salisbury, jr.
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins, of Bar Earbor,
came Saturday and will spend the present
week with her parents, /. N. Salisbury
and wife.
d. Y. Mcfarland and wife arrived home
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lHE d HRSA Subscribers al LOG
a. he other papers in the County COM
osned do not reack so many. THE AMER
loan is not the only paper printed fn
Hancock county, and has neper claimed to
be, but it is the only paper that can prop
sriy be called a COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circaio-
tion of THK AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, IS larger
.han tkdf Of all the other papers printed
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OTTER CREEK.

Mrs. Philens Young Is in poor health
Miss Myra Walls, of Oak Point, is visit
ing her brother Hitlard.
A basket sociable will be held ct the
church next Tuesday evening.
The annual church meeting appointed
for Thursday evening was postponed on
account of storm.
A party from Bar Hsrbor held q dante
at Evergreen hall Friday evening. There
was good attendance, and all report 6
good time.
Both schools are In session, the one In
this district being taught by /. Oscar
Williams, of Charleston; the Eden dis
trict by Miss Cross, OF Bueksport.
Jan. 16. ANON.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

J. J. Bridges, who has been III, IL able to
be out again.
X. Y. Gray, of Brooksvilie. was In town
last week.
Mrs. Clifford Bracy is very III at the
present writing.
Capt. w. II. Freethey has purchased
horse OF A. L. Blake.
Capt. M. A. Flye came home from Ston-
ington last week for the winter.
Mrs. E. 8. Drew was called to Hoolton
last week by the serious illness Of her
father.
Mrs. J. J. Mcdonnell returned to Bath
last Monday, after spending q few weeks
10 town.
Rev. E. 8. Drew and son are at South
Penobscot. called there by the illness OF
Mr.. Drew's father, Rev. e X. Drew.
Thirty Mssons from Eggemogsin lodge
at Sedgwick attended Nsskesg lodge OF
this place last Wednesday evening.
The town people gave Mrs.. John W.
Allen, at North BROOKLYN, . chopping
match last Wednesday and fitted twelve
cords OF wood.
The annual parish meeting was held
last Monday, Jan. Q. Reports were oil
read, showing all bills paid and = surplus
In the treasury OF nearly $50.
Mrs. 8. II. Humphrey presented to the
library last week the book "a Daug hter OF
the Snows" by Jack London. J. B. Bah
SON also presented the volume "Maine at
Gettysburg.
Brookiin Sunday school was reorgan-
lied Jan. s, With the following officers:
Supt., K. B. fainter; asst. sapt., II. 8.
Kane; sec. and treas, Miss n usa Doiiard;
orgsnist, Miss Katie Staples; asst. organ
ist. Miss Harriet Kane; librarian, Miss
Maud Nutter.
Jan. 16. USE FEMME.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

John T. ROBBINS was In Rockiand on
Thursday.
Gustsvus Mitchell and wife came from
Yarmouth on Friday.
School that was closed three weeks ago
because Of measles commenced Monday.
NJ. C. Pert is home from New Hamp-
shire, where be has been employed in
packing apples.
Mrs. NJ. c. Pert, Frank Steel and George
Stinson and wife have been III with
measles. All are now improving except
Mr.. Stinson, who Is quite poorly.
jan. is. t.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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ASHVILLE.

j. R. Carpenter anu wife went to Ellis
worth Saturday.
John H Tracy and wife visited at Han
cock Saturday.
Miss Bernice Smith, who has been visit
ing at Bar Harbor, is home.
F.. F. HcdgkiDs visited his uncle, b. X
Martin, at Ellsworth Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Brsgdon cut one OF her In
gers badly while cutting meat.
Capt. Clarence Martin and family
moved to his home at South Hancock last
week.
E. II, Hodgkins and wife visited Mrs. B
B. Bavey at West Sullivan one day last
week.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter visited Mrs. Car
RE Rice at Sullivan Saturday night ano
Sunday.
Mrs. b. w. johnson, of East Sullivan,
was in this part of the town last Sstur-
day calling on friends.
Mrs. Maria Robertson is III with ton
silitis. Her daughter, Mrs. Sara Tracy, OF
Gouldsboro, Is caring for her.
Misses Maggie and Ethel Martin, who
have been visiting their uncle and aunt,
A. Martin and wife, Of East Sullivan, have
xsturned home.
Miss Alice Gilman, who closes her
school this week, will have q school en-
tertainment at Temperance ball Thursday
evening. School will close Friday.
Jan. is, B.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Miss Susie Over is spending a few weeks
with relatives In Milbrioge.
F. f. Hill, Of Boston, was a guest Of w.
z. Bruce the last of the week.
DR.. l.. l.. Larrabee has returned from a
visit to Boston and vicinity.
L. p. Cole and wife were guests at the
Gup,ill farm. Gouldsboro, on Sunday.
: Miss Marion Wilson was a week. end
guest Of Miss Julia Guptili in Gouidsboro.
Wiley Tracy and wife spent few days
with relatives In Birch Hsrbor the last OF
the week.
Miss Gertrude Bickford missed several
days OF school last week on account OF
illness.
Miss Marion Wilson, OF the grammar
school, has lately received the gift OF .
nice fountain pen from her pupils.
Miss Mamie Young, who has been
spending a few weeks at her home In the
pond district, has returned to Mrs. W. F.
Bruce's.
DIR. Phelps, OF West Sullivan, was
called In consultation with DR.. Larrabee
on Tuesday to Miss Fannie Ray who hiss
been failing 10 health for some time.
party OF twenty young people at
tended Cushman grange 10 Goulds boro,
Wednesday evening, to help one OF their
number through the mysteries OF the
initiatory degree.
Miss Bertha Over and Harvey Newman,
~ dah AL
day evening by Rev. Z. B. Bromley. TIE
young couple have q wide circle OF friends
who extend heartiest congratulations.
The following officers OF Schoodic
lodge, X. OF p, were installed Saturday
night by District, Deputy c. W. Hop.
kins, OF Miioridge: c. C., John NJ. Wit
iiams; v. q, Edwin Cole; prelste,
Stephen Cole; K. of r. and s., John w.
Noouan; NJ. of F., Alfred Hamilton;
M. OF E., Louis P. Cole; NJ. of W., E. d.
Chase; 81. at A., Irving Mcdonald; 1. G.,
Marcelius Tracy; o. g., George Written.
supper was served by the Pythian
sisterhood.
Haicyon assembly met Tuesday evening
for the first time in three weeks, owing to
bad weather. There was an initiation In
he first degree and other business. 1t
also happened to be the birthday of one
OF the sisters Mrs. Alfred sHsmilton),
and some OF the sisters remem bering It,
resolved to celebrate. There was a treat
of home made candy and a birthday cake
with pretty decorations. One of the
sisters contributed original verses as
follows:
The fates are surely kind to US to- night
Although for two weeks past they've frowned
upon our meeting.
| Yet now we've gathered here again
To work and give n sister birthday greeting.
| Yet some OF US can scarce believe
That sister SO old can be ours
just look at the candles, fifty -nvei
We won't add the months, days and hours.
Yet young as the youngest on sisterhood nights
Our prelate comes. laden with good things.
We wish for her many more such nights
| And the best of health and blessings.
| Jan. 16. C.
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HANCOCK POINT.

W. h. Phillips is canvsssing Mt. Desert
island.
Arthur Crsbtree spent Sunday in
FRANKLIN.
Harland Mace, who Is at work In surrv.
spsnt Sunday In town.
Mrs. 8. j. Johnston and Fl. w. Johnston
were In Ellsworth last week.
Mrs. Galiison and daughter, Mrs. Loun.
der, spent the day with friends at Han
cuck.
Daisy Chester is home from Bangor.
and does not expect to go back this
winter.
Jan. l6.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Mrs. Hollis Bonsey is reported quite ILL.
Hollis Smith Is home from South Blue
hill, where he has been teaching.
E. M. Cunningham and wife went to
Sound last week, returning Sunday.
Calvin Young and Harvey Csndage are
home from BIuehiu where they have been
employed.
Capt. W. V. Coggins arrived In Blue
for the winter.
Jan. 16 TRAMP
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su. until within a few DAYS all had .

but until within few days all had ex-
pected her to recover. Her death removes
one of our most highly esteemed neigh
bors, kind and loving wife and mother.
She leaves besides her husbsnd, i've
daughters and son who will deeply feel
their loss. They have the heartfelt sym
patty OF tie whole town.
All her children were at home in her last
hours, and everything that loving daugh-
tiers could do was done for her. She was
the daughter OF the late Samuel WATSON.
Jan. Is. Z.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.
b. ndditsonnI Countn Ns,.s scs che paEee

Marie Sawyer, who has been I'll with
pleurisy fever, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Persis Lurvey has been called to
Brewer by the illness of her mother.
The officers of Rowena Rehekah ledge
were installed last wednesday evening.
chicken supper in the banquet hall fol-
lowed. The officers installed were: Mrs.
AbbIe Gllley, n. g.; Mrs. Bertha Newman,
V. c.; Mrs. Linda Tracy, secretary and
financial secretary; Mrs. Mabel Tinker,
treasurer. The appointed officers were;
Warden. Mrs. Fanny Crockett; conductor,
Mrs. Clara Phillips; l. guard, Mrs. Alice
higgins; chaplain, Mrs. Julia Giliey; sup
porters OF tie noble grand, Annie Lswton
and Ida Richardson; supporters to vice
grand, Linda Ralph and Frances Fernsid.
Jan. I6. L.
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on Thursday after two months absence
in which they visited their son Relon in
Chi,ago, took In the worlds fair, visiting
Washington on their return, also SPEND
Ing several weeks in Massachusetts, visit
ing relatives.
Jan. l6. Y.
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EAST suRRY.

DEATH OF MRS. MARCUS MORGAN.
A gloom of sadness was cast over this
community Sunday by the death of Clara,
wife OF Marcus Morgan, which occurred
ct her home on the afternoon OF that day.
Mrs. Morgan had been III for some time
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching. Blind, bleeding or Protrnding Piles
Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
falls to cure any case. no matter of how long
standing. in to 10 dsys. First application gives
ease and rest. Soc. II your druggist hasn't ii
md soc In stamps and # will be forwarded
postpaid by Paris Medicine Co.. st Louis Mo.
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Coughs and colds. down to the very border
land Of consumption. yield to the soothing
healing Influences of DIR. Woods Norway Pine
syrup.-Aduf.