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An Exile From Cuba.

81 would rather he shot as president
of Cuba" he said. and steadfaStly re-
fused the offer Finally he was liber-
ated, all his property having been con
fscated. H. was of course an exile
from Cuba by reason of his refusal to
take the oath Of Spanish allegiance.
Il shall never again set foot upon
Cuban soil" said Palma. until my
country becomes Il free and independ-
ent nation"
And he never did. When at last he
did return an old man, after twenty
five years of voluntary exile, it was TO
enter the splendid palace of the cap
tains general of Cuba at Havana, vo-
cferously welcomed by his country
men, to take the oath of office as presi-
!. dent of the new republic on the 10th
of May, 1902, and to install himself in
the palace Of his old time enemies and
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-09-28
WHAT

you buy Is important. but not so
important as what you get.
shop at the
CROSS STREET PHARMACY.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
From Our Exchanges.

Mancos Times: Mr.. Jack Wade and
wife and Grandpa Rush came up from
Pennington Wednesday and today
will start on their long journey to
Goldfield Nevada. Mr.. Rush has some
property there which he will look after
also will visit with his sons who. have
extensive interest in that part of
Nevada.-Prof,. Huette canie in We'd
nesday and left yesterday for the Cliff
Ruins where he will be engaged for the
next few weeks making survey of the
country. On his report will the decision
be made in regard to setting aside that
part of Colorado for a National Park
The drifting ice broke the tower in the
Batter reservoir this. week opening the
flood gate and allowing the water to
escape. At the present writing 1t had
not been stopped.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
OBITUARY.

Died, at Lone Dome Thursday, April
5, 1906, j. C. Ornliston aged ii years,
8 months and days. i.
j. G.. Ormiston was born in Water
town, Ohio. August 81, 1881. Moving
to Illinois in 1858, he was married the
next year to Miss Louisa Wright. Six
children blessed their home, two Of
which died in infancy the other four,
Will, Joe, Elmer and Ernest, survive
their father.
Mr.. Ormistan came to Lone Dome
in the fall of 1886, and was a continu-
GUS resident from that time till the
time Of his DEATH, He was well known
and had many, friends in this section
Of the country, having been postmaster
at Lone Doihe at different times DUR
ing the past fifteen years. He was
kind and obligihg and was q friend to
everybody, especially the printer and
never came to town without stopping
in. for friendly chat.
). He was d deep thin ker and Of a
MECHANICAL turn OF mind. spending
much time in his younger days study
ing out improvements fbf machinery.
He took out two patents, one on a
windmill and the other On a plow.
He however failed to realize on these
patents. ~; ~
The remains were laid to rest in the
Dolores cemetery Saturday Afternoon
at 8 o'clock. A short service Was held
at the grave. The sympathieA OF the
entire eomnlhnity, 90, out TO the
6ereAved widow and Aoas.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
School Work on Eshibition.

Some phases of school work done
by the various grades OF the Dolores
public schools are now on exhibition
at DR.. M. NJ. Blair's drug store. All
persons interested are requested to call
and see this work. There n also q list
or The flames 81 pupils with the time d
entering school and the time Of with
drawal, If at all. The examination and
written recitation work shows the
questions and the work as done in
school SO far as this kind of work has
been done
The work will be turned over to the
school board after all, who care to do
so. have examined 1t.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
M. E, Church Atinounseuient,

Easter service, as Christ Risen?"
Sunday, April IS, at II a. m. II at
this time any desire admission on pro-
baton, full membership or sacrament
of baptism, such are cordially welcome.
However let the pastor know In due
time.
These services will be held In the
north room ON the first floor Of the
Dolores school building.
Everybody welcome.
s. SCHwERzMANN, Pastor
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
Card OF THANKS.

We desire to publicly thank the
neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted us during the sickness and at
the time of the death of our Beloved
husband and father.
LOUISA b. OkMIsfoS,
w. G. ORMIsToN,
l.. T.. ORMIsroN.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
NJ axe Yourself
Valuable

The hardest jobs to fill those easy
enough to get 100000 the Panama day,
but took the long time find chief engineer
$4,000 year.
The valuable mans services Are less competition
he has S50amonth main has many competitors
1OOarhonth Special fitness
highest price. ,-,,
Going college isn't the only acquire special
any Calling 1t is not always the best The most vaua
BILE is the practical
experience the theories and principles laid books
1t business to help those who willing
special lines at the time they getting practical training
their daily The correspondence college
busy iate who has and enough help himself
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

After May lst the Rural Home will
be discontinued as a premium with
The Star; the Toledo Blade being the
only premium after that date. Up to
that date both The Blade and Rural
Home go with every Subscription to
The Star when paid in advance.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

A letter from j. II. Trimble States
that he has. landed in Billings, Mont.
He says that there is too much mud in
Missouri for him. John ought to have
spent March in Sunny Montezuma
county and became used to the mud
then Missouri would have looked all
right to him.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
County Eighth Grade Examination.

SO0uky hs6hshss - 49, A->>ssss~ss-~-~-.s
The regular Montezuma county
eighth grade examination for pupils Of
Dplores and vicinity will pc held at
the Dolores school house nn Wednes-
day and Thursday, April IS and 10,
1906. Each days session will COM
mence at 3 o'clock a. m. 80
Applicants will furnish pen and ink
or pencil. Other material win be sup
piled uy the examiner.
Prin. j, ". Denney will nave charge
Of the examinations. 4. n "a
An average grade 81 s5-.per cent,
with no branch showing grade Eelow
90 per cent, will entitle the applicant
to an eighth grade diploma.
H. f.. BLACK,
County Shp't Of Schools.
Cortez, Colorado, April 9, 1908.
! subscribe for THx DoroHEs ssAz
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Mrs. l.. H. c. Koehii received gold
medal the first of the week for White
oats exhibited at the Worlds Fair at
st. Louis. This medal was co ineda +
the Philadelphia mint and weighs
about FOUR ounces.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
George Goodwin Friday, April 20, at 2
p. IN. Bring your work and spend
the afternoon.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

10 the; top OF the heap
the determination to make
himself more valuable.
If you will thrust
aside the common obstacles
of "lack of timep and 'slack
of money" which are gem
orally excuses for lack of
GRIT, fill out the. coupon.
put your name OH it and
send it, to to u.s.. We will
show you, at our, expense
how you can make your
services more valuable.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Born, Wednesday morning, April II,
TO Mr. aud Mrs. Buck Brumley,
daughter.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

DIR. NJ. M. Blair keeps large stock
of lenses. If you need glasses call on
him and have your eyes fitted.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Evangelist J. l.. Norvell is expected
to arrive in Dolores about April Is, and
hold n ten-day's meeting.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Senator and Mrs. J. J. Harris left for
Pueblo on the beiated train Saturda,
evening.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
For Rent.

The johnson ranch, situated on
the river five miles below Dolores.
Everything furnished. Inquire Of
H. ]. PORTER, Dolores; Colo.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Mrs. Philip Hcciser spent+ Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ODonnell
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

The town council met in called meet
ing Monday evening. The new board
finished all business to date and the
new mayor and board of trustees were
sworn in. The following officers were
elected by, the board for, the ensuing
year: George Mineah, clerk: w. J.
Exon, treasurer; o.. D. Pyle, police
magistratei NJ. M. Blair, health officer;
and F. L. Dunning, marshal and street
supervisor. Another meeting was held
Tuesday evening and the bonds Of the
officers approved. ~r
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

~. Harris & Co. are extending thei
machine house to Fifth street.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

DIR. Williams is fitting up the rooms
adjoining The Star building for an
Office.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Nick Di Luzio, section boss at Glen
coe, while on his way to this place last
Friday on hand car met with a pain
ful accident. He lad the right of way
and wasn't paying strict attention to
the schedule when the car JUMPED the
track and when Mr.. Di Luzio extracted
himself from tie wreckage he found
that he was unable. to continue his
journey alone. The accident happened
near Mrs. fuckers home, and she
broughtthe injured man, TO DIR: Blair's
hospital in a buggy, A bone in bis left
leg was found to be broken. The
lfacture was reduced and the injured
man Is getting along nicely. The. rail-
road should have a rule prohibiting
hand-cars from being run at 4 grsAter
rate Of speed than passenger trains:
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

For SALE Macaroni seed wheat
Inquire of l.. II. c. Koehn. 2p8
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Mrs. George Mineah and son, Ralph,
visited friends at Hoge Saturday and
Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13
FOrtum,

The imported Belgian draft horse,
will make the season at the Dolores
livery stable. Terms: Sl5 for the season.
2p5
The Dolores star., 1906-04-13

Miss Jessie Scarf closed d successful
term of school at the Johnson school
house last week and left for her home
in Del Norte, Friday
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The Court understood .

One of the easiest ways for lawyer to
c ,nfuse a witness is to make him explain
this meaning of word, says the Memphis
Scimitar. Few people can define word
satisfactorily, even If they know its mean
ing. A New York lawyer was cross-ex-
aiming a young woman who had a
naughty temper. She had testified that
she mad seen the defendant ''shy'' a book
at the plaintiff.
The lawyer seized on the word.
"'Shy?' shy book?' What do you
mean by that7 VIII you explain to the
court what the word shy means?''
The girl leaned over the desk beneath
the witness box, picked up law book,
and threw ii SO accurately and so forcibly
at the lawyer that ne had hard work to
dodge it.
sit think the court now understands the
meaning of the word shy said the
Judge gravely. The girl was allowed TO
finish her testimony.
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trough that I might fill it with water for
the cattlel
A few rods yonder was a thick wood Of
fir and cedar; and here the cattle would
stand for hours, sheltered from the bleak
north winds and warmed by the sun
shining upon them.
At the well was a triangular fence made
of brush and poles, built for the purpose
Of giving shelter TO the cattle while drink
ing; bat the cattle would not cross the
little space Of the open pasture on days
when norther was sweeping it unless
they were very thirsty for ice water. But
now il that well and watering trough
were in use as of old, cattle could find
shelter hard by the curb OF the well, for
forest has taken complete possession of
what was then an open pasture.
i did not hunt for my sheepskin cap
with ear-laps, for knew l could not find
it, nor did 1 require il on this summer
day; but / tramped along stone wall
where found luscious ripe raspberries;
then / walked across the field through
wet grass to the well now in use, and so
on to the house for my breakfast; and
how i did enjoy that alewife that sister
roasted for me, and the corn cake smok-
ing hot from the ovenl
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on tho records Of cur POT, ard PUBLISHED ia
Tue ELLSWORTH American
J l.. PERRY.
A. J. PErTEE,
ELBRfpGE srLyESs,
Commllce on gosg.Gli0gs,
EAST oRI.AND.

Mrs. Mary Gray and daughter Winl'
fred were in Bangor Saturday.
Miss Bertha Dorr came home Friday,
returning 10 Brewer Saturday.
Mrs. Guilford Biaisdell has been quite
Ill with bronchitis, but IS better.
Mrs. W. D. Leach and ilttls son Eugene
visited Charles Leach and wife SUNDAY
Mrs. Flora Dorr has gone to New Hayea
TO visit her husband, whose vessel IS ID
port there.
Lsaman Blaisdeil, who has been work
ing at Milan, Y. H., since last taL, a.
rived home Saturday,
Archie Haney and wife, who have been
spending the winter here, left Monday On
their return TO their home IN Ws,erylile'
Mrs. AFvesta Burrill, who has oeen
housekeeping for Z. 7. Mason the last ~, y
months, has returned to her home IN NV
ham.
Mrs. Abrams, who has bson here se'e .ii,
days ON business connected with the -
Of her cottage, left Saturday for her hO-~
in Hartford,
April o, NJ
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NORTH RLUEHu.L.

John Choate is in failing health.
Schooner Kate L. Pray, Capt. Medbury
Eaton, landed freight here Thursday.
Preparations are being made to hold an
Easter concert in the chapel Sunday after
noon.
George NJ. Giles went to Camden to-day
to resume his position on the steamer J. T..
Morse.
The Joyce Rebecca, Littlehaiies packet,
OF Rocklsnd, landed freight here Friday
for Fred Cole.
Herbert ii. Hale and son Everett are
now WORDING in North Sedgwick with
their wood saving apparatus.
Frank Herrick, OF Haven, led the prayer
and service in tine chapel Sunday evening.
His coming here is much appreciated.
II. d. Dow has Just completed fine boat
Of canoe type. The workmanship and
design are receiving a good deal Of favor
able comment.
The North Brooklin variety comedy
company presented their plays in the hall
Thursday evening, March y, and again
Tuesday evening, April 3, with much
success.
April 10, "XENoPHoS."
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nnfrrARN.

Otis ainman, who passed away here
at O'clock Monday morning, April 8, was
the youngest son Of George and Flora
Human, He was born and lived all his
boyhood days here. After the death OF
his father ne went to Boston and COM
meneed business life there.
He was connected with his brother
George and the late Harry Human In the
corn and -four trade, and later became
president OF the Chelsea savings bank aud
also president OF the Commercial bank of
Boston. IN which capacity he served till
failing health demanded change in lo-
cality, and he left his home In Chelsea
and came back TO this his native town,
where in the last four years he has resided
Though a sufferer from rheumatism, he
had made and kept many friends in the
time.
He held many offices of public trust. and
served all faithfully. He was closely con-
nected with the Church of the Disciples
in Boston, Rev. James Freeman Clarke.
and later Rev. Charles G. Ames. and Tor
nineteen years WAS treasurer OF the same
He married first Mary Richmond al
Vermont, who died in 1870, after which he
married Mariana Sibley, Of Chelsea. who
survives him; also one brother, George. al
Roxbury, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Frank
lin, OF this place.
Aprii 9. ID
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snRRFNnn.
April 10,

Gladys Sargent, who has been very AL
is improving.
Miss Lydia Smith, Of Unionv,llc, is en-
ployed at +. II. Corners.
Alden Sesvey and family have moved in
a part OF y. p. Fosters new house
+. X. Bunker and wife, Of West Goulds-
boro, were visiting friends here last week.
Charles Southards and wife moved in
the Smith cottage last week and viii &C.
cupy it this summer.
4 party Of gentlemen was here last week
looking over the wharf property in the
interest OF the NJ. c. Il. X.
+. X. Corners is having his boarding
house put in tirst-ciass condition. and " III
open it for the summer season soon.
+. f. Phil 1rook. from the State depart
ment OF agriculture, WAS in town last week
looking for nests OF the brown-tail moth.
The selectmen offered a reward, and sew
eral nests have been found.
Aprii 8. T
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The following resoluti ions were adontea
by ID. L. Weare post, No. SO, @. A. r.. of
East Sullivan, on the death Of Comrade
George W. Hodgkins, who died Ar his
home in North Sullivan, March 80, 1905:
Whereas. The hand OF death has .a,sred
our ranks. and taken from Us our Leioyed com
rade. George W. Hodgkins, and
Whereas, Our departed eomrade had an
aearea himself to US by his good qualities Of
heart. and by his faithful adherence 10 onr
cause, and duty as officer Of the day. therefore
be 1t.
Resolved. That while We humble sub,ott 10
the VIII Of our biyias Master, we wish Il, ex
pfess our siaeere sorrow for the lo.s of one
VINO was ever ready to assist the needy ana
promote the welfare Of this post.
~ sotued. Thar ous charter be- drspsa sor
peril OF thirty days
Ne iped, That our profound sympathy goes
out : bis bereayed widow. his soma and ,lauyh.
YER e"i his sorrowin2 father, sisters ana
DrotI" = and play that they may iud comfort
= 'ns "pushs that he has only gone from this
wofid q sorrow to await in the higher rapks
'heir a. nAng 20 a better world above.
hesetsed, That copy Of these resolution.
oe iof"@raed to his hereayed widow ana eh,l.
aren' MS father, sisters and brother be sprssa
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EAsTBRooK.

Frank Herriek Is in town.
Miss Marcia Ashe is visiting relatives in
town.
Services were held at the church Sun
day, Rev. d. B. Smith officiating.
E. l.. Glow shipped a large carload OF
boxes to Meriden, Conn.,, Saturday.
There will be a measuring party at
Grange hall Thursday evening, April IL.
Saul and Curtis Tracy, with their tanli-
lies, have been taking weeks outing here
Mrs. Wallace Tibbetts and Mrs. Sylvia
Ashe visited in town Thursday and Friday.
Greenwood grange held its regulsr meet
ing Saturday evening, with good attend
ance.
Gilman Cousins, who recently pur-
chased the Clarence Orcutt farm at Beech
land, has moved his family there.
The friends OF Howard Scammon were
pained to learn Of the accident which oc-
Cured to him recently. While alone in the
barn he fell in fit, striking against some
bolts and badly cutting his face. Having
fallen face downward in the chat, he
would have suffocated soon mad no one
come to his assistance.
Auril o. II.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

School commenced to-day. Miss hAl~
Mcintyre. OF Bluehul, teacher.
Mrs. NJ. II. Henderson, who has been %
Bangor for medical treatment, sas y
turned home.
Cecil Gray and wife and Omar k 1sz
went TO Bar Island to-day, where u1l
and Eaton are 10 run the weir this sa"'
mer.
The entertsininent given by the seH.s
circle March %, was received with 80 nus ';,l
favor that IL was repeated April = NJ ~,
some alterations in the programme ~
pfo~eds were about $40.
April 10. {.
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FREMONT.
sehools open next Monday.

Schools open next Monday.
Rev. David Angel, of Goose Cove, was a
guest of Rev. J. A. Lawrence Tuesday.
The ladies aid society will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Rich at 100 o'clock.
An Easter concert will be given in the
church Sunday evening, by the scholars OF
the Sunday school. An interesting pro-
gramme is being prepared, under the
mans CEMENT OF Mrs. f. Rich and Mrs,
Newman.
AIRS leslie Rich and little son arrived
Sunday from Marx Island. Her mother,
Mrs. Stanley, came with her, and will
visit in town for one week.
April 10. L.
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FRANKLIN ROAD

Samuel Golden is able to sit up an hour
each day.
Henry Miles has position as station
agent in Princeton.
Mrs. Mary Miles is visiting her sons in
Washington county.
Daniel Mckay. who has been seriously
i'll, is able to be out of doors now.
Frank Miles and wife, OF Gardiner, are
visiting relatives here for a few weeks.
Mrs. Rebecca Butler Scribner is TO teach
the suring term of school in North
Lamoine.
Friends of Stephen Gross and wife will
be glad to learn that he is gaining. He
has had a severe attack of rheumatic fever
April 9. G.
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'OtiNTy ,NEl>S
SULLIVAN.

Several large vessels have been here the
past week, loaded with stone aud gone
again.
Ms. G. A. stimson arrived here last
Wednesday and opened her house for the
season.
School in the village commenced this
morning with Miss Alice Workman as
teacher.
MIR. and Mrs. Phillips Eaton have been
suffering under the illness OF their little
boy, "Biliy," who has been dangerously i'll
for the last week, but his case has assumed
more hopeful aspect now, and much
hope for his recovery is justified. lie is a
lovely child and a iavorile with all.
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EDEN.

Mr.. Jordan and wife, OF Amherst, are
visiting his sister, Mrs. 3. V. Grant.
Hall Brothers, OF Salisbury Cove, are
saving wood in the neighborhood with
their gasoline engine.
George King has sold his horses and
welt 10 Bangor with Il. w. Haynes to
purchase another pair.
Some Of our farmers ploughed last week,
Peas will soon be planted on early ground,
Rev. Z. F. Mccoy supplies the Baptist
church at Salisbury Cove. There was
special music last Sunday at the afternoon
service.
April 10. 5.
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sARGENTYILLE.

Arthur Sargent is i'll.
Oscar Hooper left for Boston Monday
to join the steamer City of Rockland.
George w. Grindal spent last week in
Lynn, Mass, the guest OF his son.
Mrs. Minnie Blaisdeli and her daugh-
ter, Miss Maude, are visiting at Mrs. p. B.
Billings.
Mrs. F. A. Sweet and son Philip, who
have been spending few weeks with
friends in New York, returned home
Wednesday.
The SUNDAY school children gave a
very enjoyable Easter concert in the
chapel Sunday evening, April s.
April 0. SIM.
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The meat market opened last week for
the season.
A son was born 10 Ernest Atwood and
wife Thursday, April 5.
Henry White, the coast missionary, has
been at home on short vacation.
Mrs. Emerson Ladd is preparing to open
millinery shop on Jordan Pond road.
Anril O D
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MINTURN.

James Mouleen is very i'll.
f. n. johnson made quick trip TO
Lynn on business last week.
Mrs. Minnie Staples, who has been Wis
ting her parents II fremont, returned
hons Saturday.
April g. j.
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We keen everything usually kept modern dry good
including RUGS, MATTINGs. CARPETS, DRAFT
BOOTS and SHOES.
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WARMERS CORSETS.

These rsst-proof Corsets grow in favor each season
heard a word Of complaint. The new styles are
prices 81. $3.50 and 81.