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S0MEKSG
JSCkMEN.

Miss Minnie Holden, who has been
confined to her bed for the past week,
is able to he up again.
A large party Of Moose River and
Jackman people surrounded the home
of Michael Harris, Friday evening and
ut nine o'clock the braVcst Of the party
venturcQ up and placed a beautiful
maybaskct on the door, ANA after
knocking tried hard To make their
escape but was caught by Sanford
Moore. After capturing the leaders Of
the party the others surrendered and
al were invited into the house and
treated to candy. \ pleasant evening
was passed.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Kennedy re
turned from bangor where they passed
q few days.
A choir practise was held at the
home Of Miss Grace Newton, Satur-
day evening.
Isaac Thibodrau is building 4 house
on Main street
The Mooschcad Telephone Co, have
moved their Central office into tn"
Armstrong House.
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WEST SIDNEY.

II" house or Louisa II. NrSLit was
Thoroughly fumigLtrd last Friday by
lr +. T. FISH. This Is the fifth house
in This vicinity that has been under
iA&rrction since April, owing to the
dreaded disease diphthcria.
Emery ElaiSdcll, Ed Swift and l.. II.
Wyman have SOLD their potatoes to
Frank Page Of belgrade ana are haul
ing them to tn" station.
lt""ic Mills returned from Augusta
Saturday where She has been stoppirp
for FIVE weeks with Mrs. Z. w. Emery
Mrs y. T. Swift returned home sun
day from Massachusetts where She has
f""n passing the winter.
VIM. nira If Nova Scotia Is visiting
hiS o"u@in Alex. Mills.
; !. Swift is Painting his house.
Thor" viii ~ ~ preaching service
IN tn" HnptiSt church next Sunday
May -. The pastor. Rev. Albert
Er"rh. Will preach the Memorial ser
mon IT Center sidney. The Sunday
S''h"I viii meet At the usual hour
and there Will also be meeting or the
Christian Entcavor Society.
VASsALBoRo.
POPE ANENCE-EasSai w. C.
+. l.. gave IN entertainment at the
C.lter BAPTIST church Wednesday eve
!,;n-, May T.. Exercises by tho
Loyal Temperance Legion We're vel
rendered, especially the nag drill for
which much credit is due the superin-
t"ndcut, Mrs. Clinton Bragan. Select
rH2din@, rs, itatious and music by sew
oral young ladies We're pleasant fta-
tur Of tn" entertainment. also
graph"phonc selections BY Coleman
Il1esoT, a Baked Bean supper was
we'll patronizcd and n nice sum OF
money added to the treasury.
Charles ana Edith Pinlham We're in
Augusta Saturday.
Mrs Fred Fitzgerald from Lakeside
was in the place Sunday.
Mrs. Ida G. Jones and Miss CIar,
Jones from South China were business
ciib'rS IN the place Saturday.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. T. Goddard II
NatrNilIe visited their daughter. Mrs
D"an Estes, last week.
Miss Ida Parmenter pass 4 SUNDAY
at Washington.
Miss Hattie Seekins passed several
days Of last week in Albion.
7. S. Worthing and family returned
t" tI"i: home Friday. May 18th.
Mrs. Marcia Hislcr Of Weeks Mills
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Annie
lNItchin one llV Ia week
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NAV n EFIl.
Scaled proposals for eNc.tvatlng. ana
Foundation walls Of new wing ut tha
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital Bangor,
Maine will Ie received on or before y
o'clock noon. "Wednesday, May 18th, 1907.
Plans ana specifications may he seen at
the Office of the Superintendent ut tn"
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital. Bangor.
Maine, and at the office Of John Calvin
Stevens ard John Howard Stevens, archi-
tects, Portland, Maine.
r; blds must be addressed to Charles p
Eastern Maine Insane Hospital, Bangor,
Fer orde: EuilfIrg Committee.
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WEST WINDSOR.

Mr.. ana Mrs. f. \. Mosher Of Au-
Gusta We're in the place Sunday.
Mrs Edith Stewart and Miss Addie
SnroWl attended the Teachers Con-
Nention at Watcrville Friday.
Mrs. Angelina Haskell is visiting
friends at riverside.
The friends Of Miss InCZ Boggs arv
v~ry sorry to hear Of her severe illness
All hope for rapid recovery.
Miss Edith Murray was a recent Wis
it"r 1t the home Of her mother, Mrs
Mary Murray
George Reed has very nice colt 4
r." days old by the Beck horse owned
ny Herbert Ware, Windsor Corner.
q. H. Fiiiell Of Tcgus is n guest at
STEPHEN Lams"n'5 for i short time.
Arm"r Wight Of Augusta was r.
cent caller in the place.
Mrs. arthur Reed of Augusta ana
young son Lewis. are visiting AR
li""dS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reel!
Miss E-llc Cappcrs Of Palmer Mass.
II "a h,r Parents 1T Oak Hill for tht
summer
Mrs. Hattie Turner Of Trinidad. col
is at home caring for her mother
Mrs. Lucy Jane Wight. Who IL sick.
Frank I;",d is at home for the sum
Nor
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NOTICE..

Public notice is herHby civcr az the in
trntinn Of, the town If Storin@tnn. Maine"
on Sept. ,. 1897, TO rcieenu its bonds num-
bored one to twenty inclusive, each Of
the denomination of one Hundred Dollars
ana issucl June l.. 1865: ANA the holders
of said bonds are hereby requested to
present the same t. the Trca surer ot sAid
town Of Stnnin@ton. It the Treasurer i
September A. H.. 1897. fnr roi"nrif"n
AMI payment of The principal and interest
then due: at which time the interest ON
said bonds shall cease. ~
Dated at StoninstOn. Ne. May +, 1891.
FRED f. WltRH.
Treasurer Of the town OF
Stonington. Maine.
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COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC
NORTH MONMOUTH.

As r. p. King superintendent Of the
TaPpan farm. his wife. daughter ana
hired man were coming into the VII
lagc last Friday evening they met Iioh.
H. T. Merrill Of Monmouth Center with
his touring autonnbi!" ana The EcrS"
took fright and bnltcd To the side Of the
road, throwing al uf til" occupants oil.
Tho carriage was overturned and the
horse freed himself from TIL" vehicle.
running away down street a crowd
collected at the plac" where the accl-
dent happened ana rendered assistance
to the family in its sad plight. ~
bones were broken, hut all had 4 bad
shaking up. Mr.. King vas carried t1 his
home. about Il mile. and Mr.. Merrill
took MIS- King. daughter ANA Fired
man home in his auto in = bruised cDn-
diti.H. They ar. allie To Dc out. excepting
Mrs. King. who is confined to h.r bed
badly bruised. NJ one il To blame I.ut
thr horse ana a narrow road. Mr. II r
rin regrets the unfortunate accident.
The carriage was smashed, Lut ,hu
horse Wa& UniHjU.oi This is the second
accident in our village this s;rin:c
caused Ly horses being frightened al
automobiles.
Walter Hill, Who had z severe o;,er-
alton performed about TWO week; tgo,
is still confined to his bed ana it is
thought hc viii ~ for some time. H.
viii bc able to do hut little work
this summer. Fred Rcmick IL caring for
his stock :nd thrGs. Some Of the good
n"iShhOrs turned out last we K ana
planted his potatoes.
r. =. Walker is not only doing 4
large business in meat but is buying
ard selling quite a number Of valuable.
horses and also raises and sells Il large
number of hogs ana pigs He has also
st out 500 apple trees on land he pur-
chased Of Mrs. c. ". Davis. 1t is csti-
mated that Monmouth has more apple
trees than any other town in the state.
Diphthcria has not spread from War
rcn Kinncy's family. Schools have be-
gan again. No more cases III Mr.. Kim
ncy'S family.
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HORSES AND HORSEMEN.

Harvey v. Bowlcs Of Bangor has
purchased a valuable Nassar colt from
Allen \. Dinsmorc of Dover.
silver Ring. 2.l414, owned by G. u,
Soulr of W., Hartford, has 4 colt IT
foot by Admiral Dewey, :.04&i.
Nelson Reynolds of Brooks, VIII"
bought the Marston c. colt MarSt"n
Don, Of The ". s. Reynolds estate, has
sold him to y. NJ. Damon Of Lincoln.
Tcpsy. the fast ana handsome mare
owned ny DR. w. IL. Hawkins Of Low
iston, recently gave birth To- 4 Grry
colt The little fellow Is by Al
clayonc, 2.10.
Charles Armstrong of Fort Fairfield
has recently bought of GlasSVillc. N.
H.. parties a thoroughbred black Per-
chcron mare four years old weighing
over 1863 pounds.
Edwin f. Lancaster of Milo has sold
his handsome iron gray stallion to
Fred NJ. Strout. This animal is only
four years old. weighs 1900 pounds and
is splendid example Of horseAesh.
Walter Russ of Bangor has
purchased from Fred Gilbert a hand
some bay gelding which has shown
considerable speed as 4 PAGER. It is
understood that Mr.. Russ will track
Him some this summer
f II. Greeley Of Bangor has pair Of
Colombo stud colts which he refused
$1,500 for as three years olds. At the
present time, this veteran horscman has
- horses in training and they are d.
viJcd up among his three stables 1T
! rittsfield, Ellsworth and Bangor.
Fred d. Tweedc, the we'll known
Eorscman Of Centrcvlle. n. t.. is the
owner Of the great pacing stallion Al
fondly, 90 ~. sire OF Alfondly, IT.
the promising young Perth stallion
! owned by +. J. McCrea. also Of many
fast colts i'll ana around Woodstock.
f. G. Burrll Of Ellsworth has a Glly
colt out Of his fast mare Hortensc t..
horn last week The FLY il by John
Ward, trial 211. Hortcnsc l.. has
never been given Il mark. Shr il H.
! C"lunDo, out Of mare by Dunum.
and is full sister Of Diego. Mr.. Bur
rill's speedy stallion.
! F. W. Aver Of Bangor has purchased
| from John r. Graham 4 three year oId
stallion by Witherly by George
wilkes; dam Katie Leonard BY Red
Wilkes. Mr.. Ayers animal is 4 bav
racer and last year paced half mile
IN lis "S two year-old 1t IL hand
som" in color and fashionabIy bred.
George w. Leavitt, the RradviIc
horscmIn, has sold 10 Il. d. Walker. Of
Eumford Falls. Ne, the two-year-oId
stallion Achiileun. by AchiHc. 2I5ti.
son n bIn@en, hi'i, and Starlight,
2-l1"4. by Election y: Gam EaIcIcc.
2-l24, by Mambrino l>..tI; second dam
D"tty. by Almont, Jr Archillaan is a
remarkably fine individual ana
promises to become very fast
trottcr.-B"ston Courier.
Miss Eessmont. the fast pacing marc
by Dustmont. 2.1S. owned by f. &.
Lyford Of Neazic, has recently foaled 4
very fine horse colt, that gives promise
Of being a distinct addition to the list
Of good ones" in this vicinity and "A
decided credit to his sire, the famous
Brown Bradn t2.13A; trial, 2.O7%D.
Mr.. LyfOrd is receiving the con-
gratulatiOns Of the Bangor horsemcn
upon his good fortune Brown Bradin
is owned by NJ. 3. Smith Of Hartford,
Conn, and will be at Maplewood park
during the season of 1907 in charge of
Ralph Burrill.
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MANCHESTER.

Edwin Caldwell is having the out
side Of his house painted. Ned Farm
ham is doing the work.
May Young has recently had the
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night and Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Parmenter.
Mrs Walter Tobey is quite SICK.
Mrs. Laura Tyler is caring for her.
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SEA MOSS FAPINE

i pure, heaIth-giving food.
"cothsome, nutritious, econom-
zeal. Buy it house-keepers,
hotels, Testaurants, bakeries.
a csc. package makes IS quarts
dessert dishes. Just the f3ld
required by infants and iEvallGc
Sample Tree. Lyon Mig. KILL ;loo!i' yE. Et..
, 1907-07-25

tarrh Remedy. Let me send it now.
1t is a snow white, creamy, healing an
tiseptic balm. Containing such healing
ingredients as Oil Eucalyptus, Thy
mol, Menthol, etc, it gives instant
and lasting relief to catarrh OF the
nose and throat. Make the free
test and see for yourself what this
preparation can and will accom-
plish. Address DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis, Large jars so cents. Sold by
Prices Drug Store.
, 1907-07-25
Tie Parking.

Wanted, men and teams to park
and haul ties for the Saratoga & En-
C lmpment railway construction. APP
ply at the Office of the Saratoga Lum-
Der and Supply Co.
7-1S 2w.
, 1907-07-25
Wanted Tie Hacks.

Wanted.-Tie hacks. Will pay II
cents. Good board at 81 per day.
Good timber. For further informa-
ton address L. D. Peck, Or the Of
ficers of the S. & E. Railway, Sara
toga, Wyo.
7-4-4w.
, 1907-07-25
JOE JOHNSTON.

Cattle branded on left side. Range
Beaver creek. Post office address,
Downington, Wyo.
, 1907-07-25

Free, for Catarrh, to prove merit,
IA trial size bo- of my DR.. Shops Ca
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dent. | was upon the committee which
reported that bill. For various reasons
| was not In favor of it. Before l make
my final motion L wish to say a few
words to define my position in regard to
IL. Inc Dill calls for an appropriation
OF $4,000. There is TO man in this body
who Is more in favor of good roads
than myself. | have had something to
DO with the matter ever since the State
roads bill was passed in this State; but
the paraphanalia of the bill was what
l objected to. did object to taking sl25.-
600 and placing it substantially in the
Lands OF one man for him to lay out
III TINS State-in other words, to place
in boys hands $1o5, 000-in the hands
81 4 boy Who never built a rod of road
III his lie and l objected to taking it
out OF the hands of the towns in the
State in great measure But as was
alone On the minority report and as I
find the Senate very much in favor of
the bill. | desire to state my position
that it may be known in the future that
l opposed this bill. l now move that the
majority report be accepted.
The motion prevailed, the majority
report was accepted the bill took it's
first reading and on motion, under sus-
pension Of the rules, the same took its
second reading and was passed to be
en"rCssed.
Mr.. Deasy of Hancock presented out
of order "ResolVe to reimburse the
State treasurer for expense of official
bonds" which was referred to the COM
mitteeon financial affairs.
On motion by Mr.. Heselton Of kenne-
bee there was taken from the table
motion of Mr.. Hcselton of kennebec to
substitute Bill for report, on report of
committee on mercantile affairs and in
surance. ought not to pass, on Bill, to
establish law uniform with other states
relative to insurance policies.
The same senator withdrew his for
mer motion and on his further motion
tho bill was substituted for the report
Mr.. Putnam Of ArOostook moved to
reconsider the vote whereby, under sus
pension of the rules, House Document
No. SIT took its second reading.
Mr.. PUTNAM: / will say to the SEN
ators that my object in making this
motion is that the motion shall be
killed and 1 trust that all will vote no.
The question being put the motion
was lost.
On motion of Mr.. PhiIoon of Andres
coggin the Senate took a recess until
2JJ p NJ
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What Ais You?

DO you feel weak, tired, RESPONDENT.
have frequent headaches, coated toheue.
bitter or bad taste in morning, heart
burn" belching of gas, acid risings in
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
1fyofaave any considerable number OF
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from SilioussnSss, o%pid liver with indi.
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Medical DiscoyarXis made up OF the most cSe1t
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bowel regulator and nerve strengthened.
The Golden Medical Discovery is not
patent medicine or secret nostrum. a
full list Of its ingredients being printed
on its bOttle-wrapper and attcstcd under
oath. A glance at its formula will show
that it contains no alcohol, or harmful
habit-forming drugs. 1t is q fluid extract
made with pure, triple-rcGned glycerine,
OF proper strength, from the roots of the
following native American forest plants.
viz, Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
The following leading medical authorities
among host OF Others. extOl the foregoing
roots for the cure of just such ailments as the
above symptoms Indicate: Prof. L. BarthoIow,
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CHICAGO; Prof. John King, NJ; T.. Author OF
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DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
inviGOrate stomach liver and hovy"lS. They
NAV he used in conjunction with Golden
Medical Discovery" If bowels are much con-
stipated. They're tiny and susar.coated.
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SENATE 2.55 p. M.

Senate called to order by Mr.. Park
hurst in the Chair.
Mr.. PROCTOR OF Cumberland: Mr..
President, with the permission Of the
senator's. | would ask that we might
hay" the letters which l read this
morning o,:Dunged frcm the official
record and 1 move that they be SO OK
plunged.
The motion prevailed.
on motion Of Mr.. Wyman Of Wash
ington the Senate repaired 70 the Hall
OF the House.
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On motion Of Mr.. Weld of Cid Town
tire rules were suspended and that T":l-
tloman introduced the following order
ara lnovcd it's passage:
Ordered The Senate conCurrinG, that
the state commissioner Of highways bc
ana hereby is authorized and directed
10 make an investigation to ascertain
the length, physical character and con-
ditiOn original cost and annual cost of
maintenance, together with such other
information as he may deem pertinent
and necessary, concerning each and cV-
cry bridge within the State. The results
Of this investigation shall be published
rs Il part of the next annual report of
the state commissioner of highways
and 1000 copies OF the results of tn" in
vcstigation shall be published in pam
billet form for the use Of the next Leg
islaturc.
Ordered, That the commissioner Of
highways be authorized to cXpend, if
necessary, for special expenses in.
CURED in connection with said invcsti-
cation a sum not to exceed $1,000, tie
same to be paid out of any uneXprndcd
moneys in the treasury.
On motion OF Mr.. Scntos Of West
brook the order was tabled pending its
passage.
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
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HOUSE..

Friday. March %, 1907.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Wight D.. Hal
lowell.
Papers from the Senate dispos Of
in concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
An Act to amend Section "a of Cha,,-
ter Il, Il. s.. relating to the taking o.
clans came from the Senate Indefinite
" postponed.
Tho House concurrcd with the Senate
in its action.
An Act to amend tnc city charter of
the city of Portland pertaining to the
pOWCrs and duties of the mayor Read
a third time and passed to be engrosscd
under i suspension Of the rules on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Murphy of Portland.
An Act to incorporate the kittcry Wa
ter District within the limits of the
town of <ittcry. for the purpose of sup
plying III" inhabitants of said District.
likewise the remaining portion of said
town. with pure water for domestic and
municipal purposes. Read a third
ti.n ana passed to be cngrosscd undcr
a suspension of the rules on motion Of
Mr. Goodwin of Sanford)
An Act to prohibit bucket shops.
Read . third time ana passed to be en-
crossed under n suspension of the rules
on motion Of Mr.. Millikcn Of Island
Falls)
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ance were tabled and assigned for
Tuesday morning.
An Act prohibiting the publication re-
lating TO patent or other medicines in
language of immoral tendency or of
ambiguous character and protecting the
public against the danger from the in
discriminate distribution of samples Of
medicine, came from the Senate with
Senate Amendment A.
On motion of Mr.. Waldron Of Dexter
the bill and amendment were tabled
and assigned for Tuesday morning.
ON motion of Mr.. Weld of Old Town
the amendment was ordered to be
printed.
An Act=to provide for transferable
two-ccnt mileage on the Bangor and
Aroostook Railroad. came from the
Senate Indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Milliken of Island
Falls the House voted to insist upon
its action and asked for committee Of
conference.
The Speaker appointed on the part of
the House, Messrs. Millikcn of Island
Falls, Waldron of Dexter and Gleason
of Mexico.
An Act to regulate and establish mile
age rates for the convenience of pas
scngers over the steam railroads with
in this State, came from the Senate
indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Waldron Of Dexter
the House voted to insist on it's action
and ask for a committee OF conference.
The Speaker appointed on the part of
the House. Messrs. Waldron of Dexter,
Millikcn OF Island Falls and Gleason
of Mexico.
An Act to provide for the election OF
q school board for the city of Bidde-
ford, to define the duties of said board
and to regulate the compensation of its
members, came from the Senate indefi-
nitely postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Perkins of Alfred
the House receded and concurred with
the Senate in it's action.
Mr. Stubs of Strong introduced q
remonstrance against removal of State
capital of w. r. Small and another
Qolaced on FLED
Mr.. Gordon Of Wells presented re-
solve providing for memorial tablet
at Fort Popham. Referred to commit
tee on appropriations and financial az
fairs.)
Mr.. Joy OF Eden introduced q resolve
in favor Of Leon S. Lippincott, su5sti-
tutc mail carrier Of the House. Gefer-
rcd to the committee on appropriations
and financial affairs.)
Ny. True introduced a resolve in IA
yor OF the clerk to the committee on
taxation. (Referrcd to the committee
on appropriations and financial affairs.)
Reports of Committees.
Mr. Joy from the committee on a.ppro-
priations and financial affairs reported
ought to pass on resolve in favor of NJ.
II. Hodgdon. clerk and stenographer
to the committee on inland fisheries and
game.
Mr.. NCWcomb from same committee
reported ought to pass on resolve in ia
Of J. w. Gordon.
Nj. Stubs from same committee re-
ported ought to pass on resolve in ia
vor of the messenger to the committee
on railroads and expresses.
Mr.. Joy from same committee report
Cd ought to pass on resolve i'll favor of
L. S. Lippncott.
AIr. Scatcs from the Cumberland
cclnty delegation reported ought To
pass on BILL An Act to amend Chapter
Zl3 Of the Private and Special Laws Of
1903 as amended by Chapter 30 ii the
private and Special Laws Of 1903. aU
thOrizing the county commissioners Of
the county Of Cumberland to erect
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From the Senate: Majority and min
GRITTY reports Of the committee on the
Judiciary on resolve proposing an
amendment to Section II. Article ;, Of
Part ! Of The Constitution Of the State
Of Maine. relating to the power Of the
Governor to cause the laws to be faith
fully enforced.
on motion OF Mr.. Montgomery Of
Camden both reports pending accept