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PROSPECT HARBoR,

l.. NJ. Moore, OF Ellsworth, spent the
weekend at his fathers.
Mrs. Fred Leavitt, OF Guil.ord, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. c. Larrabee.
w. r. Hewins and family, of Boston, are
occupying their cottage for the summer.
Ernest Cole spent few days at home
last week, returning to Northeast Harbor
Saturday.
Mrs. Harvard Havey and children, Of
West Sullivan, are visiting her parents for
few weeks.
Schoodie lodge conferred the second
rank on candidate Saturday night. The
Pytbian sisters furnished supper.
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton and Mrs. L. p.
Cole attended commencement OF Coburn
classical institute, returning home Satur-
day.
Clarke Blance and Miss Genevieve Cole
have returned from Waterviile, where
they have been attending school. Mr..
Blance has finished at Coburn classical
institute and was one OF the commence
ment speakers.
June d. G.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Nevin has opened her cottage,
Airy Beacon, for the summer.i
There were services here Sunday con-
Quoted by Elder Woods, of Surry.
Burt Hendrick, OF South Bluehill, is
employed by Irving Candage for the sea-
son.
Quite number from this place attended
the funeral OF William Friend, Of North
Sedgwick, Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Grindle and daughter, OF
Sargentville, spent two days here with
Mrs. Grindle's sister, Mrs. Friend.
Schooner Waldron Holmes, Capt. Friend,
arrived June 20 from Rockport. He will
load at Bluehill for Carver's Harbor.
Mrs. B. Fl. Candage returned Saturday
from Dorchester. Mass, where she has
spent the winter. She will spend the
summer in her own home here.
June "a. CRUMBS.
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sEDGwICK.

Miss Pratt. of Dover, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. C. C. Koch.
In. Stanley and family, who spent the
winter in Bluehill, are home again.
Miss Nettie Cooper has gone to Sargent
vile to work for Mrs. J. N. Sargent.
Marion Wilson arrived home Saturday
from Spencer, Mass, where she has been
teaching.
Miss Annie Means, who has been
attending school in New London, N. H.,
is at home.
Mrs. J. ID. Allen, who has been visiting
her daughter in Penobscot, returned home
last week
The family Of W. A. Buckminster will
leave the first OF July to join him at VOL
colt, n. Y, for the summer.
On account of the illness OF G. NJ.
Hooper, the Castle View cottages are now
under the management Of Frank Herrick.
Rev. c. c. Koch went to North Sedg-
wick Sunday afternoon to attend the
ianersi Of William Friend, an aged citi-
zen.
Mrs. Annie Andrews, who has been in
sorrento with her son, F. L. Trundy,
through the winter, arrived home Thurs
day.
Inc ladies' public improvement society
Will give supper at Riverside hall Tues
Gay evening. There will be fancy articles
On sale.
Children's day was observed on Sunday
morning at the Baptist church. The exer-
elses We're interesting and the children
did finely.
T. j. Day has just finished naphtha
Muneh, which has more speed than any
uihg ever seen in these waters. Mr.. Day
VIII keep this one for his own use, for the
Present.
A. l.. Sargent has sold his naphtha
auneh to one OF the summer visitors at
lsgemoggin. Mr.. Sargent is building a
urge motor boat for Daniel Conary, OF
Sunshine.
Inc larger school children, with their
'eaeher, went on coach ride to Sargent
niie, Friday afternoon. They had pic
ac supper, and in the evening attended
ae entertainment given by the school
mere. The small children had q picnic in
sne grove near the steamboat wharf Sat
urday.
June "a. H.
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WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. ROBBIE Rumill spent last week at
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. ZuIma s. Clark is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Myra E. Rumill.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lunt is at Seal Cove visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. d. Walls.
Capt. w. II. Lunt has fitted his yacht
for summer company. He has gone to
Bangor in her.
w. f. Dow and wife, who are living on
Block island this summer, spent Saturday
and Sunday at their home here.
Capt. Gard Lawson and son Carl have
returned to Rockland after weeks stay
at their home, where he has given his
boat coat Of paint.
The Children's day concert, postponed
from June 16, was held at the church
June %. The pastor, Rev. F. N. Atwood,
and Mrs. L. w. Rumill, were managers.
Everything went off well. The children
deserve much praise.
June "a. THELMA.
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ToMsoN.
sARGENTylLLE.

A. Fl. Lee and family, OF Buffalo, N. ",
are here for the summer.
Mrs. vilette Sargent, Of Melrose, Mass.
is spending the summer here.
Alden Kingsbury, Of Medfield, Mass, is
the guest Of Chandler Bowden.
Miss Flora Bowden, who has been
teaching at Hull, Mass, is at home for the
summer.
Mrs. Charles L. Babson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Neal Dow, at North
Brooksville.
Miss Marian Lord spent Saturday and
Sunday at ''Forest Bank, the guest OF
Mrs. Henry Sargent.
Mrs. Augusta Taintor, Of Clinton,
Conn.,, is spending few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Abbie +. Smith.
The Whittier league Of school No. 8
gave an entertainment in the schoolhouse
Friday evening. 1t was decided success
in every way. Proceeds, s17.7o.
Miss vesta Bowden, who has been
spending the winter in Medfeld, Mass, i.
at home. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Waldo E. Kingsbury.
June "a. Sfw
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Medical Inspection of schools.

Medical Inspection of Schools.
"The cordial bearing and the loving care
| OF children will always be woman's su-
preme work" writes Herbert d. Ward in
Woman's Home Companion. sour dark
est sociological prophets to the contary
notwithstanding, she will never emanci-
pate herself from those tender duties.
Not very long ago the home prepared the
children for schools. Now, in the somer-
| sault OF conditions, the school stands in
loco PARENTS to the children. With the
children OF the very poor and illiterate
this is peculiarly the fact. The training,
the care, the instruction, the play, which
connot be had in the home, the public
school supplies. The strong manhood and
efficient womanhood so vital to our ma
terial security depend to-day upon the
quality Of oversight in the school rather
than upon direction and solicitude in the
home. This is an unfortunate fact that
must be fairly faced. Hotel and fat life,
the tenement house and congestion in our
cities, the public-school system and curfew
law-these illustrate the decadence of the
home. Our women must rush to the res
cue.
1.-THE first requisite OF balanced mind
| will always be healthy body.
SIN the fall Of 1906 child in one OF the
public schools in New York was found
picking pieces Of skin from his hands and
| arms and passing them around TO his little
| classmates. In a short time all the child
rem involved in this hospitality were taken
with scarlet fever.
"On investigation it was found that the
child who was responsible for the cpl
demic was permitted by ignorant parents
to return to school during the peeling-
the most dangerous stage of the disorder.
That fact led to an investigation Of large
questionable transmission of disease
among children-and the result was medi
cal school inspection under the board OF
health. New York city now employees
one hundred and fifty physicians, who
visit each public school once day, shortly
after nine o'clock, to examine those child
rem set aside by the teachers as requiring
attention"
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Many good mans purse is like a
siphon, the very emptying Of which in
sures its refilling.-ArthurE dpards.
The young man who makes everything
converge on fortune building has estab-
lished an ideal that will feed like a cancer
on the finer virtues. Things there are
that money cannot buy. 1t is said that
Gladstone died poor because he was toe
busy to make money.
He is not wise who discards happier
to-day for fear least it be taken from him
on the morrow. Let us wait until the
hour has been sounded. Till then each
one do his work. The hour will sound at
last; let us not waste our time in seeking
it on the dial of time.-Maeteriinck.
Husband CARRYING with his wife at the
station just as the strain teams OUT
There! If you hadn't taken such fearful
time dressing We shouldn't have lost that
train. Wife-And> if you hadn't hurried
me SO all the way here we shouldn't have
such long time to wait for the next one
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MARRIED.

COOMBS-WEBB-AtR ockland, June Is, by
Rev Robert Sutcliffe, Miss Gertrude
Coombs to Frank L Webb, both Of Stoning-
ton.
Ellsworth, June q, BY
Kew Mathews, Miss Mary Copp to
Cnarles Corson, both Of Trenton.
FRANKLiN-BELLATTY Roxbury, Mass
June 10, by Rev Benjamin F Hamilton,
assisted by Rev Winfred Rhoades, Miss
Nellie Louise Franklin, OF Roxbury. to
Charles Bellatty, formerly Of Ellsworth.
HAYNEs--COOMBs-A Penobscot, June IL
by Rev G II Bryant, Miss Bernice Elsie
Haynes, Of Penobscot, to Aaron Urias
Coombs, Of Bucksport.
PERKINS-PERKINS-A Franklin, June 10
BY Rev B Mathews, OF Ellsworth, Miss
Emily Marian Perkins, of Franklin, to
Edward b Perkins, Of Somerville, Mass.
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ISLESFORD.

Miss Adeline Smith, OF Calais, is the
guest Of Mrs. Frances Gilley.
Henry Pancoast and family arrived last
week to occupy their cottage for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Belle Moore and daughter spent a
few days with relatives at Trenton re-
Gently.
Miss Fannie Jarvis, who is employed al
Bar Harbor, spent few days at home re-
Gently.
DIR. George Tuttle and family, who are
to occupy the G. Schirmer cottage, are ex-
pected this week.
Rev. A. P. Macdonald, of the Sea Coast
Missionary society, gave an illustrated
lecture in the church Saturday evening.
June "a. q.
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BORN.

BLAISDELL-At Ellsworth, June 10, to MI
and Mrs Eugene NJ Blaisdell. q son.
CAREY-At Surry, June II, to Mr. and Mrs
James Carey, a daughter.
CkOSSMAN-At Ellsworth Falls, June 10, to
MI and Mrs Alfred Crossman, q son.
HAMBLEN--At Southwest Harbor, June is,
to Mr. and Mrs Clinton Hamblen, daughter.
HAMILTON-At Stonington, June II, to Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hamilton, a son.
TGeorge.]
La CROSSE-At Ellsworth, June %, to Mr.
and Mrs John La Crosse, son.
LEACH-At Orland, June 49, to Mr. and Mrs
William Leach, a son.
ROSE-At Orland. June Is, to Mr. and Mrs
Chester H Rose, a son.
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ana anchored Ion Tapley's wharf for the
night. Mrs. Neaiiey and son Luane called
on friends here Sunday morning.
MRS. Maurice Jones, .of Boston, arrived
sunday She was called here by the seri-
Gus illness OF her sister, Mrs. sewell d.
Tapley.
Mrs. George H. Tapley will be in Rock
iand until after the Fourth, visiting her
grandsons-Walter Moore, George Otis,
and Maurice Gould Tapley.
June "a. Toxsov
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH FRANKLIN.

NORTH FRANKLIN.
School closes this week.
Curtis Hooper lost valuable COW Sum
day.
Hester Clark, Of Egypt, is visiting her
cousin, Edna Clark.
Carl Woodwork came home from Wat
erville Saturday quite ill.
Hannah Williams, who has been quite
illwith sore throat, is better.
DR.. Ed. Hooper, with his family, re-
termed to Fairfield yesterday. The
doctors health is improved.
Twenty-Five Foresters and companions
from courts Tugwassah and Sunlight Wis
tied the Forester courts at Waltham Sat-
urday evening. All speak in high praise
Of the royal entertainment.
Preston Williams is at home from Wat
erville, where he has been attending
school. He will return this week accom-
panied by his mother, who will visit her
other son, Edwin, who is employed there.
June "a. T.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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CAsTINE.I

TN BIake's steam yacht Aria, Of Ban
.a- ~as in the harbor over Sunday.
Row Game arrived last week, and will be
.,.,r at the Acadian house for the sum-
ner.
u-s Herbert Sargent, Of Portland, is in
.,wp for short stay with her father, w.
n. Sargent.
u,s Ed. Conner, OF Hallowell, arrived
lac, week, and is the guest OF Fred Con-
per and wife.
rank Lawrence, Of Portland, was here
10, sunday, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Lawrence.
Melvin Day, OF East Eddington, has
.ocepted a position for the summer in
Bocpers market.
Mrs. U. G. Lyons, Misses Mabel and
rrances Lyons and Mrs. Dorr, Of Bucks
noyt we're in town over Sunday.
Joseph Emerson and daughter and g. d.
eu,srson. Of Boston, who have been in
town several days on business, returned to
Boston last week.
Mrs. C. NJ. Davenport, who has been in
portland the past spring under medical
treatment, arrived home last week much
improved in health.
W. A. Walker made . trip to Boston
last week to attend the alumni dinner OF
hi, class at Tufts college, which was
held at Young's hotel.
Carl wardweli, who has been with w.
T. Hooper for number OF years, has gone
to Bar Harbor, where he has employment
for the summer driving private team.
Miss Emeiine Warren, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. J. G. NJ. Gardner, in
attendance on the spring term OF the high
school, has returned to her home in Isles
boro.
Herman wescott, who has been here on
a visit to his parents, David Wescott and
wife. left last week for Richmond, Va,
where he hiss charge OF large steam fit
ting contract.
RIB. Brown, Mrs. 1. NJ. Gardner, Mrs.
william Collins, Mrs. Frank Coombs, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bridges, C. H. Hooper and F. s.
Perkins attended the reunion OF the g..
ARsnd relief corps in Bangor last week.
Mrs. J. c. Kundson, who has but lately
returned from the Philippines, and her
friend, Miss Appleton, Of Haverhill,
Mass, arrived last week, and will be the
guests Of Mrs. Ferdinand Devereux for
the summer.
Among the cottagers to arrive during
the past week for the summer are Edwin
Mercy and wife, OF Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Schumacher and family, OF Philadelphia,
st Spruce Knoll; William Elliott and wife,
Of Philadelphia, at the SHELTON cottage;
Clarence Conger and wife, Of New York,
at the Burr cottage; Mrs. Baldwin, Miss
Baldwin, Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, at the Bald
win cottage; Mrs. F. w. Baker and fam
lily, OF New Haven, Conn, at the Baker
cottage; Rev. NJ. b. Riddle, ID. D., and
wife, OF Pittsburg, Pa, and Mr.. North
and family, of Brooklyn, n. Y, at the
Csstine house.
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NORTH BRooKsvILLE.

Mrs. j. NJ. Ellis has arrived from New
York and opened Fairview cottage.
Miss Nellie Perkins, of North Haven, is
visiting her father, Capt. William A. Per-
kins, and other relatives here.
Herbert H. Perkins, son of William n
Perkins and wife, died Sunday in the
twenty-eighth year of his age. He leaves
a wife, who was Miss Gertie Allen, and
two daughters.
June "a. Y.
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Abbie Walls and family have gone
to Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Seth Harding entertained the West
Eden Improvement society Thursday.
The house belonging to Edgsr w. Hig-
gins, OF Elgin, ILL.,, and occupied by Win
throp Higgins, of this place, was burned
last week. The household goods were
saved.
The friends OF DeLoraine A. Higgins,
formerly Of this place, were saddened to
learn Of his death, which occurred at his
home at The Narrows Sunday, June %.
June 90 H.
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WEST BROOKsYILLE.

raul Tapley is at home from Boston for
ashort visit.
oood work is being done on the State
4osd near the Congregational church.
EDWIN Ewin and family Of Saginaw,
''ich'' are here for part OF the summer.
James Il. Jones and family, of Bucks
p0rl' are with Mr.. Jones' mother, Mrs. L,
''1ones, for two weeks.
me yacht Aria, of Bangor, having on
Afd Or. g. B. Nealley and family,
s'eamed into the river Saturday evening
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MARINE LIST.


EvlaWOrth Port.
Ar June Is, schs Henrietta H Whitney
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WEST SuILIyAs-Sld June q, sch Jonathan
Sawyer, Philadelphia
Sid June %, schs Lavolta, for New York;
Susan Frances, Boston
Ar June 81, sch Lizzie Lee from Boston
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-22

We are authorized TO announce
WALTEs c FRAZER, a. candidate 70
Register OF Deeds. subject 70 the action
OF the republican county conyentiod.
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For ounty Treasurer

! hereby announce myself as caDdi-
date for County Treasurer 81 Beaver
county, subject to the action Of the
Republican party.
Docl CHAs n TrLER.
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FOR fall. TRADE:

We have bought and will have shipped during
the month of September, several car loads of Fall
Goods.
On September 10Th we will receive car load of COOK
STOVES, RANGES and HEATING STOVES.
We will also receive in car load quantities AGRICUL TURAL
IMPLEMENTS, SUPERIOR and THOMAS GRAIN DRILLS
BROOM CORN WIRE
Wagons, BuggieS Farm Trucks Extra Wagon
Boxes, Pumps Casing, Pipe and Tanks,
Sampson, Eclipse and Fairbanks WindmlIs.
We are buying these goods in load quantities cash and
thus get them just cheap and just low freight rate as
any railroad town dearer.
When in town call and see the Eagle Kaffir
Corn Header, ia a . Price $4,000
Leave your order for the Deering Corn Harvest
er NOW. We sell them at the same price asked
at the railroad.
Garter Tracy Hardware Co.
BEAVER, OKLA.
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! hereby announce my candidacy for
nomination for the Office Of SupeFin-
tsndent of Public Instruction Of Beav-
er county, subject 10 the Will Of the
Republican party
CHARfEs / LAUGHTOS, Pronto, OKLA
| hereby announce myself a. can
didate Tor sheriff Of Beaver county,
subject TO the viii % the Republican
primaries. WN. A BEEKEY.
H0llsnd. Okla.
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For Representative

/ hereby announce that / viii be q
candidate FOR Representative Of Beaver
County subjec TO the wishes Of the
Republican party
JoHy MuLEE. FalEey. Okla.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-20

II il announced that the great freight
blockade on the Hartman lines in Wv
omine. believed to have been the great
est in the history Of American railroads,
has been lifted and the last OF the block
AIDED trains is moving west, saws the
Rock Springs Miner. rhe blockade be-
gan last fall and continued through the
winter and spring. At one time 1000
freight ears We're piled up on sidingsand
partially completed double tracks IN
this vicinity, the blockade extended
over distance OF about seventy miles Of
line. All OF the extra motive power
from all Of the Hartman system was
utilized to lift the blockade, but the task
required several months TO complete.
During the past month, the last 600 cars
which were stored between this city and
Ogden were started westward and the
officials say the blockade is ended.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-07-20
ARGUMENTS HAVE BEGUN
in HAYWOOD CASE
Testimony Closed ard Case WIFI be
Given to Jury About Middle Of Next
Week. Judge Wood Rules Out Much
That Is Irrelevant.

The long drawn out testimony the Haywood has
making their arguments to the jury Thes, will probably
be finished by Wednesday and after by Judge
Wood the will finally be- submitted to the Jury
Judge Wood has announced that all evidence relating
to the alleged conspiracy of the Mine Owners against
the Western Federation oNIiners will be stricken out as
the defense has failed ahsouelto show such facts. H.
FIawey is now engaged in making the opening argument
for the proSecuton commencing yesterday afternoon He
will be followed by Mr. Richardson and Mr. Darrow of the
defense, and Senator Borah will make the closing agu
men- In his opening statement in speaking of the
fesson of Orchard, Mr. Hawey said:-
"Wheneve Orchard has been contradcted in his testi-
mony it has been by person interested party to the
conspiracy by person whose testimony has absolutely
been proved to have been false. ~
Harry Orchard will be iercey attacked in the argu-
ments of the attorneys for the other side They will insist
his story mmatera that he could not have told the
you what believe it was 1t the saving power of divine
grace working uponh his soul and through him bring
Justice of the criminal bands that operated
in this country Orchards faith is now in God He is
Christian He has old his story that Justice may reign
and he fully expects bear the punishment the law de-
mands Orchard told you with in his eyes, with hvoce
duty he owed God, himself and humanity.