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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-09-06

A goodly number of our young people
are leaving for their several schools and
colleges.
Southwest Hsrbor schools will open
Sept. Is with few if any changes in the
corps Of teachers.
B. T. sowle's handsome automobile
spun through Southwest Harbor Friday,
and we live to tell the tale.
The horaeward- bound summer tourist
is evidence that the season is near its close,
though some, including eottagers, will
linger through September.
Mrs. J. T. R. Freeman has returned from
a months visit TO relatives in Rockland.
Her daughter Katherine went to that city
last week to accompany her mother home.
The wrecked vessel Joe was raised and
the machinery of the MeMullen Co. taken
out in a damaged condition after causing
neariya months delay in the work. 5. W
Herrick bought the wreck.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris and daughter, who
have been spending the summer with
their son, Frank Norris, sailed for Eng
land last week. Mrs. Norris on her ar
rival here slipped and fell when getting
out of the carriage iniuring herself quite
severely, so that she was unable to get
about sightseeing with her friends to any
great extent.
John Carroll has carried on quite
brisk blackberry industry at the old home
stead all through the month of August.
Besides the many bushels his family have
picked and shipped, he has sold the right
to pick to great many people at 8 cents
quart. Each day dozens of persons availed
themselves of the privilege, not less
than 200 quarts being harvested from the
blueberry field in one day.
Sept. 4. SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor additional oot.ais Ne,es ,ss oiser pass.
GoTT's ISLAND.

GOI'TS ISLAND.
wyman whitney, Of Cambridge, Mass,
Is at the Hillside Tor week.
Miss NJ. Ijams, who has been at Petit
PLEASANT, left Friday for her home in
Philadelphia.
Lyman Abbot, ID. D., OF New Yorf.
preached very interesting sermon here
last Friday evening
Steamer Islesford, Capt. Hadlock, with
party OF about twenty-five from Seaside
nm, Seal Harbor, was here last Saturday.
Mrs. C. ii. Hodgkins, Mrs. White and
daughter, of Attleboro, Mass, who have
been at L. 5. Trask's left for their home
last Saturday.
s. A. johnson, wife and daughters,
Hilda and Virginia, and Mrs. Miller and
daughter Edith. all of somervilie, Mass.
left Old Farm cottage Saturday.
Mrs. Beidelman. Of Little Rock, Ark,
Miss Edith Beidelman and Miss Mae
Booker, who have been at Petit PLEASANT,
left last Wednesday for Little Rock.
$. W. Cotton, jr., of Greening's island,
in yacht orea, with party, visited Little
Colts island last week; also Dwight
Blaney aud party, from Ironbound, island
the same day.
Owing 10 the housekeeper Of their home
in Bangor breaking her arm, n. A. Kinney
and wife were summoned home from the
st. Paul cottage, where they have been
spending the summer. They left Friday
morning.
Samuel 4. johnson, who has occupied
Old Farm cottage this year, last week
gave very enjoyable outing to party Of
about eighteen friends. They enjoyed a
sail around Mt. Desert island in Capt.
BENZ. Murphy's auxiliary yacht, Ida
Frances, which was chartered for the oe-
casion. The party stopped at Lamoine
and Bar Harbor, returning in the even
ing.
Sept. 4. CHIPS.
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INDIAN POINT.
I /.
Sept. A

A. v. II. Ellis arrived at Green island
Sept. 2.
Mrs. Belle Herlihy, of Bar Harbor, is
spending the week with her mother at
Indian Point.
Mrs. Abbie Walls, with some others,
gave the children a picnic dinner at
Indian Point last week.
Mrs. t. c. Higgins and son entertained
a party from Boston and Bangor at Camp
Oliver one day the past week.
The friends of Mrs. George L. Richards
are sorry to know that she was Obliged to
go to Bar Harbor hospital for treatment for
her eyes. She is under the care of Drs.
Derby and c. G. Morrison.
Mrs. L. II. Cook, who has been spend
ing a few weeks with her brother, Seth
Harding, left Tuesday for Hampden, her
native town, where she will visit before
returning to her home in Leominster,
Mass. Mrs. Cook was one OF the old-time
tailor women, and recalls the time when
she made many fine dress suits for gentle
men in Bangor, when machine work was
not the thing for fine cloth.
Sent T. ii.
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sARGENTvIrI.E.
Sept. 4

w. Cover and family returned to their
home in Melrose, Mass.
Charles Dority and wife are visiting n.
parents, Ruel Dcrity and wife.
The school at sargentyiIie commence.
to-day, Miss Flora Bowden, teacher.
Benjamin Sargent, who has been houo
for the summer with his family, has gone
to Boston.
The friends Of Mrs. Frank Harding win
be pleased to learn that she is recoyerip,
from her serious illness.
DIR. Logan gave a very Interesting tall
in the chapel Sunday evening. He Is the
father Of Mrs. II. A. Knapp.
f. Kingsbury and wife, OF Scranton
Pa, who have spent the season at the
Lynnmore, returned to their home Thurs
day.
J. A. Moore and wife went to Green
Lake to attend the Moore reunion ON
Tuesday. They spent Monday night with
Mr.. Moore's cousins, Albion Carlisle and
wife, at Ellsworth Falls.
A number from here attended the Fast
ern Star meeting Friday. There was a
good number there. A baked bean SUPPER
was served. There we're visitors from
signet chapter, Cambridge Charles
Nest and wife, formerly Daisy Herrick.
A very pleasing entertainment was held.
Mrs. Alma Small, worthy matron, received
the first lady's prize and Theodore Smith
the first prize for gentlemen.
l, was jolly party that accepted the
invitation OF j. b. Babson 10 attend one Of
his elambakes. 1t was an ideal day, and
the CLANS werewolf, Uncle Joe knows
just how to cook them, and the corn was
done TO turn. In the party were J. B.
Babson and wife, John w. Babson and
wife and DR.. French and wife and Miss
Balor, of Washington, D. C.; Charles Nest
and wife, OF Roxbury, Mass; Mrs. Hub
bard and Miss Carrie A. Grindal, OF Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Everson, of New York;
Mr.. Wood, OF Boston; j. A. Moore and
wife and Mrs. l. L. Perkins, of Sargent
vile.
Sept. 4. NJ
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FRANKLIN.
sept.s.

| Miss Ruth Marden, of Millinocket, is a
guest of Miss Clara Dunn.
Miss Charlotte Mecomber is visiting
relatives at Eagle Island light. Her sis
ter, Miss Jessie, is at Northeast Harbor.
The Dunn reunion Wednesday, while
not numerously attended, was a pleasant
occasion, being enlivened by free automo-
! bile rides about town.
Charles T. Bunker and wife were among
those going to Bangor last week. Mrs.
Bunker proceeded to Kingman to visit
their son Eugene and wife.
and wife, Mrs. Nettie Dyer and Mrs. Pc
tersen enjoyed an outing at Molasses pond
last week, camping on the beach.
Mrs. Effie Macomber was so unfortunate
as to sprain an ankle recently, thus in
creasing the iameness of her limbs, which
have caused her much Inconvenience.
From Edward Preble and wife, East
Boston, comes the announcement of the
marriage of their daughter. Helen Theresa,
to Oscar Aldrich. Mr.. Preble was an old
| time resident here.
The wedding of Miss Clara Dunn and E.
L. Lowell will take place at the Baptist
church Tuesday forenoon, Sept. IL. A
reception will follow at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, Joseph E. Dunn and wife.
The very unfavorabIe weather of Mon
/ day interfered with the G. A. Il. picnic
which has been pleasant feature OF labor
Day for several years. The failure of the
baseball game, scheduled by the Franklin
and Sullivan teams, was a disappointment
| to many.
| Sept. A. B.
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OTTER CREEK.
his return
Sept. 4.

Miss Sadie Hopkins, OF Ellsworth, was
in town this week.
Mrs. Elsie Stanley has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. o. A. Walls.
The lobstermen are now very busy pre-
pairing for the fall fishing,
Miss Ruth Davis leaves tomorrow for
Pretty Marsh, where she is TO teach
school.
Herbert Newman and wife have returned
from Mariaville, where they will soon go
to five.
Mrs. Susie Ward, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town this week, calling on her sister, Mrs.
Lottie Liscomb.
The new story ON the school building is
nearly completed, and is quite an addition
to the looks of the house.
Poles are being set for new line of tele-
phone to be put through this place. The
Office will be at Greeley Walls house.
Rev. DR.. Sehauffier, of New York, who
spends the summer at Bar Harbor,
preached an interesting sermon at the
church Sunday afternoon. DIR. Schauffier
breaches one sermon every summer to us,
and his visit is always looked forward to
/ Sept. 2. ANON.
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DAVIS
NORTH sEDGwICK.

There will be a lecture at Sedgwick
Sept. Is by Judge Emery.
Miss Louise circuit, OF Hyde Park, Mass,
was in town few days last week, visit
ing Mrs. Bertha circuit.
Melbourn Marks, ir., who has visited
his people here for q couple OF weeks, re-
turned to Boston Saturday.
Quite number of our people went to
Bangor to the fair Wednesday. They had
fine~iay and delightful trip.
E. C. SmalIidge and wife, of Portland
and Harry Elwell, of New York, returned
Monday. Mr. Elwell will stop week in
Portland before going to New York.
Friday morning some men who wer,
working ON the road near John Thurston's
saw in the meadow two large moose
They disappeared in the woods on Brook
lin side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heald and NJ. A Marks
and wife gave a musicale "Wednesday
evening. Quite a number from North
Sedgwiek and South Bluehill enjoyed tn,
evening.
While Mrs. Ira Page is away for few
weeks her granddaughter, Miss Tillis
Marks, of East Bluehill, and her friend
Miss Eulalie Carter, of West sedgwick
are keeping house for Mr.. Page.
Sept. 4. RAE.
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OTIS
Aug. %.

Miss Cassie Sails ury has gone to Ellis
worth, where she has employment,
E. Lally and wife, daughter Gertrude
and master Ralph, attended the Bangor
fair last week.
Mrs. Wallace Tibbetts returned Sunday
after few days visit with her daughter,
Mrs Winnie Moore, of Green Lake.
Robert Carr went to the Bangor ho%
pital last Tuesday, where he will receive
treatment for a dislocated shoulder and
arm.
Mrs. Sarah Mcfarland, of Iamoine, re-
turned home last week. She has ibeen
visiting the family of E. Lally for some
weeks.
James o. Jordan, who was married in
Bangor last week to Mrs. Clara Z. Webb,
of that city, brought his bride home LAST
Thursday.
Among the boys who have gone into the
woods for some weeks, near Beeehhiil
pond, combining work with pleasure, are
Granville Jeilison, Daniel Young, Howard
Kincaid and Lyman Salisbury.
Mrs. Angie Morey, summer resident
here, returned from orono last thursday,
where she was called by the death of her
father, Mr.. Chapman. Mrs. Morey's
friends here sympathize with her in her
great loss.
Sent A. DAVIS.
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BROOKLYN.

Mrs. H. A. Grindle spent few days last
week at North Sedgwick.
Mrs Benjamin Jones, of Melrose, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. G. r. Allen.
Willis Bracy, OF Beverly, Mass, is
spending his vacation in town.
Miss Rose Judge, OF Boston, returned to
her work at that place Monday.
Miss Marion Grant and Lewis Grant, OF
winterport. left for their home Wednes-
day.
Miss Musa Dollard goes to sedgwiek
o-day, where she will teach the village
school.
Misses Mertie York and winifred
Brscy returned to North Attleboro, Mass,
Saturday.
Miss Agnes Mcfarland went to Fox
croft Friday, where she is employed to
teach this fall.
Stea mer Verona, of Bangor, took large
excursion to that city Wednesday to
attend the fair.
Miss Henning and Miss Pauline Steven
son, of Washington, d. c., have returned
to their homes in that city.
R. w. Smith went to RocAland Monday
on the yacht Indra, of which Fred Phil
lips, of this place, is captain.
7. w. Tolcott and wife, OF Arlington,
Mass, who have been the guests of Mrs.
A. W. Bridges, left for their home Mon
day.
Miss Mary Cole, who is employed in
Boston, is spending few days at home
She is accompanied by Miss Charlotte
Everton, of Boston.
Prof C. B. Ellis and family, OF Spring
field, Mass, who have been occupying
Capt. J. NJ. Tibbetts' cottage this season,
went home Wednesday.
Miss Edith Allen, of Providence, r. l.,
who has been the guest of Miss Laura
Stewart, left on steamer j. T. Morse
Friday night for her home.
Mrs. Lillian Green, Miss Myrtle Green,
Mrs Duff and two children and Miss
Winifred Goodwilly, of Arlington, Mass,
who have been spending the summer at
the Earle cottage, went home Saturday.
Steamer Catherine made special trip
here last week to take on board General
Manager Calvin Austin and Mr.. Sherman,
of the Eastern Steamship Co, who have
been here to inspect the work on their
wharf
Sept. /. UNE FEMME.
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EAST SURRY.
UsE FEMME,
Sept. 1.

Mrs. d. w. Winchester and son Milton
have returned from Charleston.
The second annual reunion OF the NJ.
B.. at Contention Cove was success.
The Sunday school picnic at Heman
Treworgy's shore Thursday was well at
tended.
School begins Tuesday, taught by Miss
Lizzie Davis, of Bluehill, who taught the
spring term.
Miss Susie Stinson is at home. She and
Anna return to Eden next week to resume
their teaching.
Moses Moon and wife, and Philip Stin-
son and wife attended the G. A. K. picnic
at Bluehill Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Philbrook, of Rocllland,
with her two sons, Herbert and Everett,
has been visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, OF Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting at the summer home OF
their son, Frank Hamilton, at Contention
Cove.
| Emery Smith, of North Surry, will soor
/ DiONC us W Tue vi MI o wa
tilda Mann, to care for her during her ILL
ness. She is the mother of Mrs. Smith
| Otis Z. Sinclair, of Costigan, has been il
! town the past week. He is to have thu
care of the home of Simon Flood durins
his absence at the soldiers home at Togus
or until ne sells.
Mrs. Clarence Hodgkins, of Soutl
| Brewer, who has been spending the sum
mer at the home of her father, William A
Jones, on Norris hill, spent Saturday snC
Sunday with her uncle, NJ. d. Chatto.
East Surry has the distinction OF having
for the past year and half as resident
one of the candidates for governor o
MASSACHUSETTS, Hon. James e. Carey, wh(
is the nominee of the Socialist party. W.
are already putting on airs at the prospect
of our future honors, as his wife was raise
and educated here. She was Miss CARR,
Stevens.
Sept. 4. c,
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NEWS.
o. 4adiaionai COUNTY Ne,e.. see ether PACE.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss NJ. L. Moone was in Ellsworth last
Friday.
Mrs. John Mortimer returned Saturday
from a visit with Mrs. Nelson Bunker at
Mschias.
f. G. Hammond and wife, of Etna, are
visiting relatives and friends here for a
few weeks.
Ira Robertson and Truman BlaisdeII, of
East Franklin. were in Stonington last
week on business.
Mrs Lula GrindIe and three children, of
Bluehill, are visiting her parents, Otis
Hardison and wife.
VIII. Gordon returned To his home in
Boston last week after vacation of four
weeks with relatives here.
A large delegation from the Foresters
and companion court was entertained by
the waltham lodge last Saturday even
ing.
Ambrose Springer, one Of Sullivan's old
est citizens, had narrow escape from Sc
rious injury recently. His horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing Mr..
Springer ont.
Everard Jellison, of Boston, was in
town last week, having visited his par
ents, Edward a. Jellison and wife, at
Eastbrook. He called on friends here on
his return trip.
Sept. 4. NJ.
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NORTH PENoBsCoT.

schools open Sept. 5.
Cora Perkins returned home from Ban
gor Saturday, Sept. 2.
Mrs. L. Des Rosters, of Cambridgeport,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eliza Fl.
Perkins.
The friends Of Harvey Newell Perkins,
OF this town, were saddened to hear OF his
death at his home Wednesday afternoon,
Aug. q, aged seventeen years, one month,
eighteen days. He had large circle OF
friends and acquaintance. The sympa-
thy OF all goes out to his parents, Frank
E. Perkins and wife, in the loss of their
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fHE AMERICAN has s.bscribers al I07
OF the III post-oaices IN Hancock county
All the other papers IN the County COM
biaed do not reach so many. THE ANERI-
CAN Is not the only paper printed t'l
Hancock county, and has neUer claimed to
be, but it Is the only paper that can prop
erty be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circaia-
ton u THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
Sn Hancock county.
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sosIEsyIILE.
RAE

Mrs. George Haynes, of Victoria, B. c.,
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. II.
Somes.
Mr.. Cobb, OF Massachusetts,, is visiting
his son, stanwood Cobb, at his camp on
the Point.
The schooner John b. Norris, Capt.
Lewis Holmes, arrived Monday wit b
freight for the merchants.
Mrs. Lethiecq, with her three daugh-
tiers, Misses Airline, Avis and Dorothy, II :
turned this week to their home in Brewer.
Mr.. Bunker, of Chelmsford, Mass, ar
rived Saturday to spend few days with
his mother and SON, who are residing here.
Miss Gladys lawson, who has been
spending few weeks with her aunt at
the lawson cottage, returns to-day to her
home in Egypt, Mass.
Misses Marcia and Caro- FernaId leave
to-day for a few days visit at Bar Harhor
with their aunt, Mrs. Myra Holmes. Later
they VIII return TO Belfast.
Aug. %. A.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Bessie B. Lakewood returned to her
home in Little River, Conn, Thursday.
Eugene Clapp, wife and daughter, who
visited his mother week, has returned to
Boston.
Miss Abbie L. Elwell is spending two
weeks in Surry, with friends, at the home
of Mrs. 5. W. Trewoygy.
Miss Emma stellar, of Portland, who
spent two weeks with her friends at the
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WEST FRANKLIN.
ARE.


A party of West Franklin people have
been camping at Camp Comfort at the
head of Lake Enehantment.
The companion court of Foresters en-
joyed an outing and picnic al Sorrento re-
Gently.
The Butler reunion viii be at the home
Of Carl Butler, Beechland, Saturday, Sept
8. All Buffers and their families are in
vited. Picnic dinner.
Sept. 2. CHEER,
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WEST FREMONT.
seps.4.

Miss Maud Lunt, OF Bangor, is visiting
Miss Gertrude Lunt.
l.. w. RumiIl came from Prospect
this week, where he has been on business.
Beatrice K. Lunt left Saturday for Bos-
ton, where she will attend the Bryant &
Strstton commercial school.
Mrs. Belle Trask and family came from
Bluehill Friday. Mrs. Rosie Eaton and
children came with her for a short stay
Miss Lucy Reed and little sisters Helen
aud Bessie returned to Duck island Fri
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WEST EDEN.
Sept. 1.

School begins Tuesday, with Miss Mabel
Smith again teaching.
Mrs. L. NJ. Babbidge returned TO Stem
ington Saturday.
Miss Alice Higgins came home from
Northeast Harbor Saturday.
Mrs Fred Gonya aud little son are
spending few weeks at Mrs. Ida Rich's
IS. Bunker, G. y. Rich, f. f. Sargent
and wife and Miss Fanny Young attended
the fair at Bangor last week.
Sent :
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CENTER.
Aug.@

r. B. Higgins took party to Trenton
last Friday in his naphtha launch.
W. j. Harper and sherman Robbins at.
tended the fair at Bangor last week.
j. Pember and wife, Boston, are al
Mountain View farm for few weeks.
Rev. d. NJ. Angel, wife and littl,
daughter were the guests OF Mrs. /. Hodg-
don last week.
Albert Bartlett win start for Colorado
this week where he hopes to regain hi,
health, which has been failing the last
year.
'AIanson Harper, wife and Miss Conant
who have been at Spring Vale farm thil
summer, have returned to their home il
Boston.
Sept. A. Ell.
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Cedsrs, has returned to her home. She
visited in Rockland on her way home.
the marriage of Harvey Thurston Clapp,
formerly OF North sedgwick, and Miss
saIlie Plaster, of Bryson, Tex. Their home
will be in Jacl<sboro, Tex, where Mr..
Ciapp has purchased ranch. His many
friends here wish him long and happy
married life.
Aug. -. f.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Miss Halle Havey, of Bethel, Vt, is
visiting relatives and 9choolmates here.
Adah Fsrnsworth, who is teaching in
Esstbrook, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents.
Mr.. Worth, of Bar Harbor, gave an in
tercsting address under the auspices Of
the Loyal Temperance Legion Saturday.
His subject was athletics.
Sent l. MAE,
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MAE.
CAsrrNE.

The baseball game between Csstine and
Bucksport teams Tuesday OF last week re-
suited in victory for the home team by
the score of To 3. II was a close game
until the ninth inning, when the home
team made grand stand finish"
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Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Dragaisss refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
falls l0eure any ease, no matter Of bow long
ease and rest. SOC. If your druggist hasn't II
send sec In stamps ana Il viii Ne forwarded
postpaid W Paris Medicine Co. 81. Louis No.
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son. Mr.. Perkins leaves one sister, Cora
NJ. Perkins. Funeral services were held
at the house Friday afternoon, Rev. c.
Bryant officiating. There were many
beautiful floral offerings.
Sent 2 ID.
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day. They have been visiting their sister.
Mrs. Eunice Lopaus, OF this place 80
Mrs. Leila Rumili, Of Seal Cove. M
sept. 4. Tpp,,,
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SCOTS
f NJ VISION

and it cures the eola. That's
what is necessary. soothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation !;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT & BOVINE. ace rsa;I Street
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Eor adailionaL counia Ne,gs see otAer pages
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A goodly number of our young people
are leaving for their several schools and
colleges.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-08-18

House to rent, apply at Ritter Bros
The public school opens Monday.
Sept. 4.
A good barn for rent; Call at this of
fee.
Miss Lillian Spong berg is visiting in
Pocatello and Blackfoot.
Teeth carefully extracted by DR..
F. Bulge. the dentist %
A little son arrived at the home of E.
Trembling last Monday.
Chas. E. Harris Notary Public.
Did you notice the partial eclipse of
the moon Monday night?
Show cases for sale; call at Ritter
Bros drug store. 26
Miss Nellie Morris of Salt Lake, is
visiting with Mrs. Ed Burgoyne.
Schmid, the tailor, makes speciality
of repairing and cleaning clothes. ~
Mrs Simon Lewis of Pocatello, ia
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Lewis.
Best liquors for medical purposes
at Montpelier Drug Co. 10
MIR. and Mrs. X. Spidell of Preston,
are visiting with relatives in Mont
pelier.
Fresh homemade candy of all kinds
at Montpelier Candy Factory.
A little daughter registered at the
home of Joe Crosley of Nounan, last
Saturday.
Have your teeth examined without
cost by Dr. Bulge, the dentist. %
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening,
You come.
Try the Montpelier Candy Factory
for all kinds of confectionery )