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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

DEMOCRATS CARRY Los ANGELES
LOS ANGELES. December 1.-The
Democratic candidate for mayor has
been elected with q majority of two
thousand
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Grand Jury has been examining the
Supervisors regarding the letting Of
contracts and the granting Of city
franchises
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ARTHUR BELL NICHOLS DEAD.
LONDON, December 5-Rev. Arthur
Bell Nichols, the husband of Char
lotte Bronte, is dead
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RUSSIANS THREATENED,

ST. PETERSBURG, December O.
The japanese and Chinese residents
are threatening to drive the Russians
out of the district around Lake Baikal.
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cipal elections ln this state yesterday
the Republicans carried nine OF the
cities ana the Democrats two.
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JAPANESE ADVISERS STAY.

U-NI -A-NI-'9Il I'D IolIN0 . 7
SHANGHAI, December 5-The agree
ment for the transfer of Newchwang
back to the Chinese provides for the
withdrawal of the japanese troops but
the retention of Japanese advisers in
all public matters.
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ARRIVING.

wednesday,, DeCemDer
S. S. Mikahala, Gregory, from Maka-
well, 4:3O a. IN.
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REPUBLICANS ELECT MAJORITY.
BOSTON, December SIN the NUM-
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JURY QUESTIONS SUPERVISORS.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 5-The
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POETESS CORA WILBURN DEAD.
ROXBURY, Massachusetts, Decem-
Der Cora Wilburn, the poetess, died
here yesterday. She was born in Ho-
nolulu in 1881.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-31

One OF the greatest business successes
OF thesyear has just been achieved by the
United Drug Company in the opening of
IFS new laboratories in Boston. The
United Drug Company is a cooperative
Company owned BY 1000 OF the leading
druggists OF the United States. Eight
hundred OF them were In convention at
Boston in September, at which time t6ey
formally opened the new plant where the
Rexall Remedies are made.
Tins building is 81 II. long, six stories
high, and contains 1900 50. II. OF man
utactnring floor space, which is filed to
overfiowing.
The gigantic success and rapid growth
OF this Company are attributable to one
thing = enthusiastic corporation. OBJ
tanned By most able management and the
application OF the highest business prin-
ciples, and undertaking integrity In all
matters pertaining to medicine.
The Company was organized and started
IN business on the 18th OF March. 1909
showing that it is not yet four years old.
That this Company has grown from thirty
employees nj the time it started TO its pres
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SORRENTO.

Mrs. p. l., Aiken has severe cold.
Mrs. Charles Southland is quite i'll. Eva
fen,on is nursing her.
Miss Eliza Written and Josie Fenton
are at James Hhi's, Yves, Gouidsboro.
Mrs. Maud Robertson was In town Sat-
urdsy. She expects TO occupy her home
here during the winter.
Little Beatrice sesycy has some un-
known trou bic which prevents tine use Of
one leg. II IS hoped she may be heiped.
Miss Harriet HUI, Mrs. n. p. Foster and
Miss Hills mother, Of Mss HAS, who is
spending a .Sw days with her, spent Sat
arday In Bar Hsrbor.
Mrs. George Mitchell received q well
come surprise recently when a brother
whom she had not seen for nineteen years
arrived Unexpectedly trom Nova Scotia.
OFT. %. PRo2ETHEUs.
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Belle Herlihy and son Walker spent
the past week with her mother, Mrs.
Abbie 5. Higgins.
r. Isoring Foster and family have closed
their summer picnics at the Penelou
Higgins farm at Indian Point.
T. c. Higgins and sister, Mrs. c. II.
Norris, of Bar Harbor, visited their
mother at Indian Point on Sunday.
Arthur Candage and wife, of Seal Har-
Dor, called ON her aunt, Mrs s. Harding,
and other relatives in this place on Sunday.
Religious service was held at Indian
Point schoolhonse Friday evening by
Rev. A. NJ. Mcdonald, Of the Maine
Sea Coast missionary society.
b. II. Higgins and wife spent Sunday
at Norwood Cove with Mrs. Higgins
brother, G. l. Lurvey, who has been in
poor health for some time, but is gaining
slowly.
Edgar W. Higgins and wife, who have
been visiting Mr.. Higgins brother,
Alonzo Higgins, and other friends, leave
Monday for their home in Elgin. III. On
their way they will visit E. T. Salisbury
in Carmel.
Oct - H
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.
additional County Nens. see other pages

Henry Tracy has begun work on tie
kundation of Capt. Harvey Hodgkias' cot
tag.
Mrs Eliza Robinson accompanied her
xEseA ....> Mrs. Hastings, who were he.s
sw the wedding, home to Franklin for
sx ws=ks' visit.
The Holmes store and Toinian hotel have
ss,aiv.i new coats Of paint. A new ve-
zsada on DR.. Bemont's residence greatly
Improves its appearance.
Those who patronize the water plant or
hsve boiling springs on their premises are
Artenate, as most wells in the vicinity
have been dry for two months or more.
Preparations are being made by the
tnas.gsCrs and school board for the dedica-
ssaa OF the new schoolhouse near the close
Il the term. State Supt. Stetson and
aaer prominent educators will honor the
sScasizn,
A few of the gardens in town have
gate brave show OF hardy flowers in
xzts of the hard frost, but it is rare
sang that sweet peas hold over until
szzsrnbsr. Mrs. A. l. Holmes picked
aue large bunch sweetiy fragrant, on
October q, with the promise of many
more bouquets from her thrifty vines.
Many Southwest Hsrbor people have
iesn enjoying vacation trips TO Boston
xzrias the past three weeks. Saturday,
xsnong the home corners, were Mrs. A. 0.
Glloy, with daughter Geneva, who spent
two weeks with Mrs. Lewis Benson,
I'd somerville, where her son Arthur
mkes his home. Mrs. Robbie Norwood,
with daughter Hope, who had been visit
sg her sister in Cambridge, and Mrs.
Allen Lawler, have also returned, together
with few of the white ribboners.
The grammar school, chaperoned by
sheir teacher, Miss Bates, together with
The IA" class of the primary, on Friday
xening enjoyed delightful straw ride in
aae big hsyrsck behind the high steppers
al Win Herrick, Hating at the Seawaii,
huge bonfire was kindled, and the merry
ssakers, about thirty in number, danced
about the rudy flames and watched the
spray tossed waves roll in. A pleasant
part of the entertainment was the funny
stories Of Mr.. Herrick, very amusing to
tine Young folks.
Oct. -. SPRAY.
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SEAw ALL.
II.
oct@.

Mrs. Dudley Dolliver, who went to Oak
Point Oct. Is, came home last Tuesday.
Albert King is in very poor health. He
has had b.l spell OF grip, and does not
seem to rally.
Mrs. Minnie Fuller Manchester, of
Northeast Harbor, was the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Moore, last week.
Al. Newmanis car with three Holsters in
it went high and dry on sam Moore's
point in the storm of last week. HOLSTERS
were saved.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the wedding OF Miss Susie Houston
OF Southwest Hsrbor, ana James Hastings
OF Franklin.
Elmer Metcalf and wife, who have be ca
living in the Brewer house since July, left
Monday for MedfeId, Mass, to begin
their winter work in the straw shop.
The friends of Roy Moore were shocked
to hear OF his sudden illness and death at
the hospital in Boston last week. Although
resident of the Manset, he was known
and well liked, and had large circle OF
friends here.
Oct. %. DOLLY.
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BAR HARBoR.
~ -.

The secret societies are arranging for
another bowling tournament at the Y. Nj.
C. A. alley.
Negotiations are being made by one or
more of the local literary clubs for num-
Der of high-class entertainments this
winter, musical and otherwise.
The new wharf Of the Eastern Steam
ship Co. is practically finished, except for
q little more work on the piling, and the
construction OF the freight and passeu-
ger rooms. The new wharf will be great
addition to the water front, both In point
Of looks and service, and viii do much to
relieve the congestion during the summer
months.
The entire northern side OF the old Ro-
dick house is now nearly down to the bare
rafters. Although crew Of twelve men
have worked hard and steadily since Sept.
S, the vastness of the job is evident
by the fact that only within the past
fortnight has II been evident to the gem
eral public that the work was under way.
By Christmas Mr.. Clark hopes to have
the work practically finished.
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wEsr FRANKLIN.

Miss Nellie Butler is on the sick list
Frank Goodman has moved with his
family to Egypt.
Halsie COMBS was at home from East
brook Saturday and Sunday.
George Durham. OF Ellsworth Falls,
was in town few days last week.
George F. Springer has laid pipe, and
will bring water into his house.
T.. W. Hastings and ]. W. Darling have
opened quarry on the Darling lot.
Mrs. Lyman Bragdon and Mrs. Norman
Smith were in Ellsworth Saturday. on
business.
Roscoe Ward has gone into the woods
on township Is for A. T. Stewart Il Son, Of
Cherrytield.
Warren Clark is making extensive re-
pairs ON his house. Willard Clark is do
ing the work.
Charles f. Smith has built a tis-np on
the back side Of his barn. he is boarding
several horses.
Mrs. Julia Martin has been here tine
past week making repairs on her cottage
on Main street.
Mrs. Sadie Wooster has gone TO Lime
stone to teach. Miss Lori ner will finish
the primary school here.
Warren Bradbury and wife, who have
been visiting relatives here, returned 10
their home in Hollis Saturday.
A. w. Coombs, OF Northeast Harbor, ia
in town, He and others were at Camp
Restful, Eastbrook, few days last week
Owing TO the religious meetings the
school league will present its entertain
ment later. The meetings are well
attended.
The low water condition OF the mill
pond for the past few weeks has enabled
5. 5. Scammon to raise number of cords
of sunken wood from the bottom of the
pond. 1t is being manufactured at his
mill.
Oct. %. CHEER.
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COUNTY NEWS.
a...iasaos.al COMM Ne.es % o<he1 peqs-
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Mrs. George A. Martin left Monday for
Calais.
Mrs. c. T, Bunker and sister, Mrs.
Dunn, arrived home from Boston Satur-
day.
| Miss Lorimer, teacher of experience,
will finish the unexpired term for Mrs.
woostsr at West Franklin.
f. Il. Pickett, wife and young son
Harvey and Miss Cassilena Springer were
in Ellsworth Saturday.
Nell b. Gerrish left for Kiitery Point
last week to visit his parents. From there
he goes to Boston for the winter.
Mrs. a. s. Cummings. Mrs. stimson.
Mrs. stevens and Miss Z. D. Simpson drove
up from sullivan Friday to dine with
friends.
Mrs. Carrie Havey and little grand
daughter Genevieve arrived home from
Calais Wednesday, after spending several
weeks with friends.
Charles Macomber gave a dinner at the
mineral spring house, Easthrook, 10 his
employees last Thursday, which was a
most enjoyable occasion.
+. +. Bartlett, OF Eastbrook, is saving
long lumber at John w. Blaisdelis mill,
substituting for Charles Oak Bunker, who
is assisting in work at Tunk camp.
The stock of groceries at the old West
store, where Henry Jellison was In trade
until the store was closed by one OF his
creditors, was sold TO Mr.. Lord Thursday.
A musicale Of unusual excellence took
place at the hall Thursday evening tor
the benefit of Pastor Lee. The rainy day
preceding lessened somew hat the number
In attendance.
J. S. Coomhs and wife, Of Prospect Har-
Dor, are a; the home of Mrs. Coorl,hs
brother, John Pherson, where they viii
pass the winter, caring for Mr.. Pherson,
who Is much OF an invalid.
Mrs. ]. sherman Douglass, of Lamoine,
and little nisce Marion Bunker are at c. t.
Bunker's awaiting the arrival of the child s
mother this week from Portland whittier
she went for treatment.
Mrs, James T. Maxwell and sons were
on the eastern train Saturday evening en-
route for New York. Mrs Wilson. who
accompanied them east. remains in town
a week for rest before going to Saugcrtscs.
Oct. y. b.
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HOUSTON HASTINGS.
SPRAY.
OF. ..

A very pretty wedding took place at
Southwest Hsrbor on the morning Of
Tuesday, Oct. q, at O'Clock, when Miss
Susie Ellen Houston and James William
Hastings, of Franklin, were united in
marriage by Rev. O. @. Barnard at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Eben
Richardson.
The bride looked very sweet in a prin-
sass dress of white silk muslin with q
tuile veil, and carrying beautiful bcu-
quet of white roses. The bridal march
from Lohengrin was played by Miss f.
Gladys Mayo, friend of the bride.
The couple stood beneath an arch OF
sutumn leaves, which formed the general
aeeoration. The single ring service was
used. They were unattended.
AftSz the ceremony refreshments were
served by three little girls OF Miss Hcus-
toms Sunday school class Josephine and
Emma Holmes ami Fannie savage.
Many beautiful gifts were displ aged,
smong which was fine linen, cut glass and
sered about twenty-fiv Mr. and Mrs.
Hastings left, amid shower of rice and
eonietti. on the l1.20 boat for Bangor,
where they viii reside. The best wishes
and love 81 their many friends go with
Their:
The bride is one of Southwest Harbor'
most beautiful young ladies and win be
greatly missed by large circle of friends.
Oct. 26. G. MAY.
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SEAL COVE.

Albert L. ober is spending week in
Roekland.
L. C. 0ber, who came from Northeast
HarDor last week, quite ill, is much better
Miss Marie Sawyer, of Southwest Har-
Dor, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. C.
II. Sawyer.
Schooner r. G. French, Capt. Watson
Lunt, Calais, was in the hsrbor last week.
Roy Walls is mate With Capt. Lunt.
George Callahan and wife are visiting
Mrs. Cailshsn's sisters, Mrs. w. j. Harper,
and Mrs. Harlan Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Callahan have purchased house at Center.
Miss Adele Nj. Heath, of Portland, has
been spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Hannah Heath. Mrs. Heath
and niece, Miss Gladys Ober, have re-
turned to their city home in Bangor.
L. H. Phillips, of Ellsworth. of the New
England Telephone & Telegraph Co., and
his crew of seven men, are boarding at
Lily Lake house. The telephone line is
being extended from the Lily Lake to the
Say View house at Pretty Marsh. The
work viii be complete about the first OF
next week.
Francis Robinson, while driving to
Southwest Harbor early one morning last
week. saN three deer feeding in field at
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.
oct.9.

Mrs. RsckliHe is very i'll.
r. A. Peiree was in Rocsland this week
Mrs. William Gott is in very poor
health.
Rev. Joseph jackson spent the week in
Boston.
Clarence Thurston has sold his house to
Mr.. Brown, of Bucks Harbor.
Mrs. Lewis Sparrow, OF Northboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dudley Fifield.
Fred Racklife came from Spruce Head
Monday for short visit with his family.
Mrs. Leander Allen, who came home
from the hospital this week, is now very
III at her home.
Samuel Judkins and wife, who have
spent most of the summer at North Ha-
ven, are at home.
Fred Robbins has bought the black
smith shop OF Mr.. Mitchell, aud moved il
to the Greenlaw district
Mrs. j. E. Small, who has been visiting
her daughter in RockIand aud son in
Yarmouth, came home Saturday.
Richard Smith and wife, who have
been with friends in Bathurst, N. b., for
the last three weeks, are expected home
Oct. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were in RocIsland
this week, and came home with fine
horse and carriage which they purchased
while there.
Oct. d. IN
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NORTH L.AMOINE..

Wellington Barbour aud wife, Of Bar
Harbor, visited her old home here on Sat-
urday, returning Sunday.
A. y. Sargent bass novelty IN vegesa-
ton, the name OF which Is Kohl kah,
and which seems 10 be cross 5otwsen
the turnip and cabbage. The leaves re-
semble that OF turnip, while The vege-
Ia BILE has look Of the cabbagr, lhoGsh
differing in that II seems 20 BE- a solid
body. The flavor also l. sort Of a mixture
Of both cabbage aud turnip.
Oct. -. y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN ROAD.

A"@sA'AhA-A%f sN1sh1*
Mrs. Lottie Stewart 10 i'll.
Charles Googins has returned from New
York.
Charles Brann is plastering C. p. Graves
new house.
A. f. Tracy visited in Bangor and Pitts.
field last week.
Mrs. Etts Dow is spending several
weeks in IAmoine.
John Oaks and wife, OF Hancock, were
at Mrs. Stella shaw's recently,
Carol Phillips, of Bar Harbor, visited
friends here several days last week.
Robert Hinch and wife are visiting C.
E. Scribncr and wife for few days
Harvey Martin, OF Bar Harbor, recently
visited his mother, Mrs. Matilda Martin
Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy and daughter,
Mrs. Stella Shaw, visited in Ellsworth last
week.
Mrs. Frank Butterfieid is having ex-
tensiye repairs made on the interior Of her
house.
Mrs. Josie Day and little daughter, OF
Banker's Harbor, are with Mrs. Sarah
Robinson.
Henry Miles and wife, of Machias, have
moved here, and will live with their par
ents. William Miles and wife, for the
present.
Mrs. Ann Dcfseck has returned TO her
home in Clifton, after spending several
weeks with her sister-in-lRw, Mrs. Eliza
beth Tracy.
Miss Blanche Mcfarland, who has been
employed at bar Hsrbor for the summer,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lena Stewart,
before going to Washington for the win
| ter.
II. II. Herrick. OF Milo, visited his wiie's
mother, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, last week.
While here he made some needed repairs
| ON her house, and otherwise assisted b. r
in preparing II ready TO close for the
| winter.
0ft n
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emit number OF COO, goes 10 prove that tne
Conpany's claim that co operation, ploR
erly handled and backed by good irlehusI
viii produce the most rapid success =,
any other system that could be empio!eu
in getting business. .u
The United Drug Company has IN
constant advertiser in more ways Ina va,
one. II is generally conceded that Illes
are the largest users OF newspaper ", 80 -
In the United States, and m ADDITION ',ia, ~
that they have annually held eonten
tion Of their stockholders, bringing . .I.ojr
10 Boston and entertaining them ana t ~
wives for two or three days. Ihis M
the entertainments were as follows. ~
Tuesday the visitors inspected tns maze diss
featuring plant OF the Rexan ken a.' ulss
in Roxbury, after which sum lu,.s--
luncheon was served. The week i 81 he
titles wound up with banquet ~ 49, ~
Hotel Somerset. al which about 500 stoos-
holders were present. Among me
ers were William l.. AcElrcy, the g rev, 4.
Parks Cadman, and Walter NJ. IA p.
Ter, OF New York City, and harsnAh
Wilder told some Of his funny STORIES
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COUNTY NEWS.
BuCKsPoRT

Tbs seminary football team defeated
Brewer high school here saturday by
scorr OF is %.
The town aud seminary football tesss
played Wednesday, the towu team via.
ntng by score Of ITO.
Margaret, wiir Of William A. Williams.
died Wednesday, Oct, -. Mrs Williams
had been In Ill health since last Apra. BE-.
bad kept about until aboai = wsek sso.
She leaves, besides a husband, one sou,
Lewis A., and one daughter, Myrs.
Duri this fire Saturday John J.
Bridges, who lives near Silver lake, va.
driving along Main street - hen bis horss
was frightened By the hrv engine Nj.
Bridges was thrown from bis carriage,
striking on bis back. He was taken into
r. NJ. NIcholson's store unconscious, bal
soon revived.
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Sunday to Wait Mr.. webb's parents, Al
bion Webb and wife.
Miss Lula Tracy is at home from Ban
gor, where she has been employed.
Miss Genevievc Butler returned TO Ellis
worth Sunday, attsr few days visit
with her parents, Charles Butler and wife.
There - TO be q Halloween party at
Hooper & Havcy'. hall saturday evening,
under the direction Of Mrs. n. r. Pearson.
Oct - NJ
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DOLLY.
BASS HARBoR.
Oct. ..

Miss Cora Berry, who has been visiting
in Boston, is at home.
returned Friday from a trip to Portland
and Boston.
Capt. e. o. Martin is in Portland having
gasoline engine put IN his smack, the
Eva NJ. Martin.
Hertert Condor has accepted position
at Stockton Springs, and Will move his
family there soon.
Walter Hsmlin, wife and daughter Mar
guerite, of Southwest Harbor, have been
spending week here.
Oct. %. X. Y. z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-31

EHE AMERICAN has Subscribers al I07
70 the III post-ofices IN Hancock county,
~ sas osner papers in the County com
sssed do not reach so many. THE AaERI-
sAs Is not the only paper printed IN
Heacock county, and has nerer claimed to
ss, 5ssi Il Is the only paper that can prop
srsy be called a COUNTY paper; al the
yxss are merely local papers The ctrcssto-
~ 81 TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
5urbog records summer ttst, "a larger
sAan that Of all the other papers printed
80 Hancock county.
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GorT's ISLAND.

Rev. A. B. Carter delivered two inter-
esting sermons Sunday forenoon and
evening.
A. ID. Moore and wife, of Bass Harbor.
spent Sunday with MIR. Moore's parents,
Capt. e. n. Moore and wife.
Charles Harding and wife went to
Atlantic Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Hsrding's parents, N. B. Trask and
wife.
John RinlIe and wife, Of Boston, who
spent part of their honeymoon tenting
on Little Colts Island, left for Montreal
Saturday.
Oct. %. CHIPS,
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MARLBORO.

Woodbury. Bowien Is quite III.
Miss Lueiia HodgkIns spent last week
in Ellsworth visiting friends
Adeibert Hodgkins and wife have gone
to Lowell, Mass, where be has employ
ment.
Samuel Wiley, Of Bath, has moved into
the house iately vacated by Adeibcr,
Hodgkins.
Oct -. ARE.
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nanger from the PIague.

There's grave danger from the plague of
Coughs and Colds that are so prevalent,
dnless yoa take DIR. Kings New Discovery
Tar t,onst1mption. Coughs and Colds Mrs
Geo. Walls, OF Forest City, Me-. writes;
ssft's Godsend to people living in eli
mates where coughs and colds prevail. |
ind ii quickly ends them. It prevents
pueurnoflis, cures LaGr lppe, gives wonder
hui relief in Asthma and Hay Fever, and
makes weak lungs strong enough TO ward
IN fs9usuuaptiorl, Coughs and Colds. SOC
ana = ~. Guaranteed by r. @. Moore's
.irug store. Trial bottle tree.