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NICOLIN.

Chester Maddocks is at home for the
summer.
Lewis Flood is slowly improving, but is
not able to sit up.
Mrs. Emma Richardson, of Bar Harbor
is at Jenness McGown's.
at the church sunday evening.
Nicolin grange will not meet the first
Saturday of July, as it falls on the Fourth.
Melvin McGown has returned home
from Bar Harbor, where he has been Wis
iting relatives and friends.
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urday to spend his vacation 1t the home
Of his aunt, Mrs. Eben Salisbury. His
mother will join him later.
E. 8. LAlly and wife have house full Of
guests. Among them are Mrs. Guy Fair
brother, OF Bangor, and their daughter,
Mrs. Adelbert Crosby, Of Bar H.rbor.
Field strawberries are plentiful this sea-
son, and two weeks ahead Of last year.
Little Flora Edgecomb and Rufus Webb
were the hrst to find them two weeks ago.
James Jordan and wife went to Clifton
Monday to attend to some work in the lot
in that cemetery where Mrs. Jordan's
parents, brother and grandparents are
buried.
Frank Watts, who has fine motor boat
in Beech Hill lake, is erecting camp cot
tage on the picturesque shore of this
beautiful lake which is becoming widely
known.
June q. DAVIS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sToNINGToN.

Mrs. Fred vinaI, OF Hurricane, is visit
ing friends here.
John W. Redman is in Boston visiting
his brother George.
George Marks has gone to Bangor, where
he has employment.
Byron Miller launched his motor boat,
the Gwendolyn, Friday.
Florian Arey, who graduated at Hebron,
is home for the summer.
Mrs. E. NJ. Babson, of Brooklin, is the
guest Of Mrs. Stephen Sellers.
John L. Goss and family, of Dorchester,
Mass, are here for the summer.
Miss Selma B. Simpson has returned
from visit with trends in Blrehill.
Miss irene Marks, who has been attend
ing the seminary at Bucksport, is home.
Mr.. ans Mrs. Louis Small are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son, on
June IS.
Mrs. Sadie Simpson has been in Camden
visiting her parents, Capt. Charles Chaplin
and wife.
Capt. Harry Gray is home from North
Haven. He commands yacht that sails
from there.
A memorial service was held at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning. All
X. OF Ps. were United.
Mrs. c. B. Stanley, of Mark Island light,
who has been visiting friends here, left
for fremont Saturday.
Juanita chapter, o. e. s., visited Harbor
Light chapter, Deer Isle, Wednesday even
ing, and spent an enjoyable time.
Chapt. Charles Chaplin, of Camden, is
again on his daily route between Stoning-
ton and Isle au Haut with steamer Day
Dream.
The delegates chosen for the democratic
State convention June 80, are w. s. Thur
low, E. j. Carter, Paul T. Small, F. s.
Small, c. c. Thurlow, F. A. Torrey.
June %. Mill.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Mrs. Stella Shaw was in Ellsworth Sat-
urday.
Fred Graves is building a stable for
Warren Graves, of Lamoine.
Charles Scribner and wife, OF Green
Lake, were here Tuesday OF last week.
Mrs. Mary Butler was called to Green
Lake Thursday, by the illness OF her little
granddaughter, Doris Scribner.
G. P. Graves has returned from New
York. His grandchildren. Edna and
Clarence Graves, accompanied him home.
June q. G,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
LCURE RHEUMATISM NOW.
his II the Best Time to Get Rid Of
the Disease.
ADVERTISEMENTS

OF all seasons in the year none is
letter than the present for the treat
nent and cure of rheumatism. While
Ieuralgic Anodyne is an unfailing cure
or rheumatism at any season of the
ear, it will do good twice as quickly
his month. <A
The Anodyne has a peculiar action,
baking through the pores of the skin
b the aching tissues and throbbing
eves so that 1t does far more 1900
1t the same time, small dose Is taken
Internally which soothes and quiets
he whole nervous system, and helps
xpel the Uric Acid from the blood.
Neuralgia Anodyne Is so successful
1 curing rheumatism, neuralgia, head
che, toothache, and all nervous and
muscular pains, that dealers every
where are authorized to refund the
money II 1t does not do all that is
laimed for 1t.
A large-sized bottle costs csc. The
witchell.Champlin Co., Portland. Me.
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Tom Moore, Of Rural Route /, Cochran,
Ga, writes: II had bad sore come on
the instep Of my foot and could find moth
ing that would heal it until applied
BuckieR's Arnica Salve. Less than he;f
OF % cent box won the day for me by
affecting perfect cure" Sold under
guarantee at E. g. Mo0RE's drug store.
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SALISBURY COVE,

John Stafford and family, of Bar Harbor.
are occupying the A. 3. Leland house for
month.
John Fl. Donovan and wife, of Els
worth, were weekend guests of Miss
Florence Pettingill.
Mrs. Ceylon Emery and little daughter
Hilda are visiting Mrs. Arthur Richard
son, of Southwest Harbor.
The pulpit of the Baptist church was
occupied Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Lorimer, of
Franklin, in the absence Of the pastor,
Miss Margaret Koch.
June %. r,
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MY NEWS.
cAsT1NE.
49,, oo~.. Ness. SEE esAev peg.

NM
,.r. who has been employed
no seyeral weeks, is home.
o. ,,rtock yacht, Capt. Norton,
Ns 10 Bar Harbor last week.
~ IBIS wers to Ellsworth last
' .,,sud the democratic convention
- rans Gates is spending few
.i,s her grandmother in franklin.
.,,.s Keyes, Of Bucksport, has en-
.n IT. at the castine house LOT the
,.,te Robinson has returned
,,.s.;nrton, where she has been
amer school will open here June
he normal building. Quite school
pected.
n. Carpenter went to Kent's
=, week to sing at the normal
|ation.
r,ssnor Slower is home for her
racstion. During the spring she
..n teaching in Alfred.
-, Brown and wife, OF Boston, are
t;rs few weeks with Mr.. Browns
I,.' ' r. B. Brown and wife.
la, quite a large party from the
.d;., society enjoyed q ride and
!. srnner at the grange hall, North
II # was fine day and was greatly
led by all
[:.:,sns, meeting was held in Emerson
Thursday evening to start the new
j. the Castine Fraternity. The Of
~. y, the first year are; President, Ed
n carpenter; vice-president, g. w.
.,.on. secretary, W. A. Hanscom;
nor. Pearl Danforth. There will be a
! 4, nine directors. Over fifty MEM
;o;ned Thursday evening, and many
rsre not at the meeting express their
,,iou to join. A series OF baseball
:. and other athletic sports are
ned for the summer, and as soon as
rio rooms will be obtained for gym
I'M. reading room, social games, lee
and entertainments.
m % VI.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.
June q

Alonzo G. Gordon is convalescing from
his recent illness.
Miss Flossie Butler has returned from
Ellsworth, where she has been for two
weeks.
Sidney Havey and wife visited Mrs. Ha-
vey's parents, Edward Jellison and wife,
at Eastbrook Sunday.
The high school graduation sociable at
Sullivan Harbor, Friday evening, was
pleasant gathering. The following pro-
gram was enjoyed by all: Plano solo,
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BUCKSPORT.

Miss Harriet Louise Page, of this place,
was married Wednesday, June II, to Archi-
n. H., where for the past two years Miss
Page has taught school. After a brief
wedding trip, they will return to South
Paris.
Rev. James w. Price, who has been pas
tor OF the Franklin street Methodist
church more than two years, has resigned
and been transferred to the Oregon con-
ference. Mr.. Price was obliged to make
this change on account of Mrs. Prices
health.
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Ruth Allen; reading, MATCH nsvey; S0l0,
Beatrice Gordon; piano duet, Ruth Allen,
Miss Bartlett; reading, Ina Wiley; solo,
Marian Mattocks. A. P. Havey, the super
intendent, being absent, there were few
well-chosen remarks by Miss Helen Smith.
The graduates were only two in number,
Galen Havey and Miss Beatrice Helen
Gordon, both of whom made an excellent
showing in their studies. Fruit punch
and cake were served.
June %. Nj.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed executrix
OF the last will and testament of
ABBY NJ. CAMPBELL, late of ELLSWORTH.
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms OF said will
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to- present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately. OLIVE B. HANsooh.
Ellsworth, June 3, 1908.
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Albert Gray returned to Boston Monday.
The salmon fishermen report light
catch this season.
Rollins Gray, of Sedgwick, is working
for Decatur Gray.
Mrs. Ephraim Dyer is working in Cas-
tine for Rev. r. c. Douthitt.
Mrs. Ruth Davis, OF Appleton, visited
her niece, Mrs. NJ. l.. Gray, last week.
Mrs. Edith Harris and daughter, OF
Vineyard Haven, are visiting Mrs. Alvar-
ado Gray.
Mrs. Irving Gray has gone to Beverly,
Mass, to visit relatives. Mrs. Jesse Gray
is keeping house for her.
June 10 G.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed administra-
tor of the estate of
FRANK v. GRINDLE, late of CASTINE,
in the county of Hancock. deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. EDWARD r. ADAMS.
Bangor, Me-, June 8, 1908.
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BAR HARBOR,

A warrant has been posted calling
special town meeting Friday afternoon,
June rs, for the purpose of electing select
man and assessor to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Elipu I. Hamor. There
are three candidates for the vacancy, B. S.
Higgins, John E. Bunker and Calvert G.
Hamor.
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Don't think that piles can't be cured. Thou
sands of obstinate cases have been cured by
Doan's Ointment so cents at any drug store.
Adult.
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DAVIS.
HARBoRsIDE.

Mrs. Irving Gray is in Beverly, Mass,
visiting relatives.
Mrs Ephram Dyer is working in Castine
for the Rev. r. c. Douthitt.
June Is. G,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
ALDRICH OCCUPIES SENATE.
Currency Bill Read-Prohibition Also
 Discussed.

Washington, Jan. 7,-Senator AL drich to-day introduced his currency bill which has been a subject for dis cussion among members of the com- mittee on finance for some days He had the bill read to the senate, and announced that the committee would be glad to consider in connection with it all bills that senators might desire to introduce. He assured Senator Culberson that his resolution would receive attention.
 Senator Clay, of Georgia. announced that he proposed to have a vote in the senate to test the sentiment of that body. on his resolution favoring a fed eral law to uphold states in their ef- forts to make effective prohibition within their borders. He wanted tho senate to pass his resolution instruct. ing the committee on judiciary tC bring in a bill to accomplish this pur pose, but upon objection by Senator Nelson the resolution was allowed t, go over until the next meeting of th' senate.
 At TAO the senate adjourned unti next Thursday to permit more worl by committees.
 Aldrich bill will be found on Page ]
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
Judge Wheelcr's One Case.

In the superior court yesterday be- fore Judge George w. Wheeler the case of ChipDendale vs Hull was re- ported off. The case of Andrew Galli- gan vs. the city of New Haven was argued till the closing of the court be- fore a jury. The case was one for $5,- 900 damages for injuries sustained by the plaintiff on March F, 1905. on Wooster street. Corporation Counsel Daggett contended for the city that it was a case of reasonable care on the citys part at the locality and that that was all the law required. The case was tried last year and the jury disagreed Attorney H. c. Webb represented the plaintiff and Corporation Counsel Dag gett the city. Attorney E. H. Rogers who has been appointed corporation counsel by Mayor Martin and whC takes office Feb, 1, sat with Mr Dag gett during the trial.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
WILLETT's ARRANGEMENT.
Declares Roosevelt Turned on the Gas
 Instead of the Light.

Washington, Jan 7.--Severe denunci- ation was heaped upon Pres Roose- vent in the house of representatives to- day by MT. Willett of New York, who in the course of some remarks on the financial question: charged the presi- dent with not being sensible man and with having characterized the heads of great industrial institutions as dishonest, thereby bringing on a the people and ultimately panic. The trouble with the president, he said had been that he had not been turning on the light but turning on the gas ."We have had too much talk from him, he said
 The president had gone forth day after day to the American people ant iihe people of the world and declared t.o them that the men who hold th' sreins of our great industrial institu 8tions are dishonest, are not worthy Q our confidence and trust We wan cheer" he said We do not want ou 4 chief executive going up and down thi Z country condemning and striking witt the big stick everything that sticks it head up.
 What was wanted. he said. was man to perform his duties with dignit, and with power and with the infiu ence of all sane men behind him. l has been said our president is sin cere." he continued He may be $ but we want good sense in the presi dent along with his sincerity
 He declared that President Roose welt was not sensible man and con cluded
 Tt is because of what I charge hil with. with all the powers of my min and body as my profound conviction
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ATTACKS PRESIDENT Representative Willett De- nounces Utterances as
 Cause of Panic.
SINCERE, BUT NOT SENSIBLE
Hardwick Predicts That the Only Safety for the Party Lies ill the
 Nomination of Taft.

Washington, Jan. 7.-The usuaH reso- lution referring the presidents annual message 10 the several committees, fur nished the occasion ir the house Of rep resentatives to- day for number or ad- dresses, mostly tby members ot Inc democratic side These covered va riety of subjects, but those that at tracted especial attention were by Repre sentative Shepard of Texas and Willett of New York The former not only made d plea for the restoration oi the legend In God we Trust, on American coins. but discussed the cruise of the American battleship hesl and referred to possible conilict Wlti Japan. G.
 MT Willett placed all the blame TOT the recent financial panic on Preslden Roosevelt, whom he denounced Tn se were terms. He charged the presiden with not being sensible man ant with having turned on the gas and no the light and with going up and dowf the country condemning and Strlklni with the big stick the heads ot grea industrial institutions.
 Republican politics were attacked D, MT. Hardwick of Georgia, who predlct ed that the only safety for the part, lay in the nomination of Secretary IaI for the presidency. ,,.
 The national banking laws were ais cussed by MT. Norris of Nebraska, wh urged as d protection to depositors tn taking of bank deposits with the viey of securing a fund for that purpose The resolution was pending when tn house adjourned until tomorrow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
Judge Rorabaclx's Court.

Before Judge Roraback in the super for court yesterday at the special ses- sion, the appeal of Mary L. Woodward from probate went on trial. This case is the outcome of the John o. Noxon legal tangle in Meriden. It will be re- membered that he was the principal figure in an alienation of affections suit in which all concerned were over 70 years of age. He left about s15,0o0 and shortly after his death his wife died before his estate was settled. After their deaths it was found that in 1863 he had adopted daughter in Wiscon- sin and as she was found the estate was divided in the probate court 1T Meriden Mary L. Woodward was g sister of Noxon and she claims that her brother was not a resident of Mer iden and that he died in Brooklyn which was his place of abode. Tht | claim is therefore that the judge o probate in Meriden had no right t probate the estate. It is on this poi.i that the trial is on.
 The case of Ross vs. the Waterbur. Brass company was continued.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
Divorce Cases Returned.

Seven divorces actions were returned to the superior court yesterday.
 Charlotte Louise Emerson. nee Tal madge, sues Hoadley Ives Emerson for divorce The couple were married Oqt s, 1894, and the allegations are adultery with Jane Doe, habitual intemperanc and intoleraDle cruelty. The claims ar Car divorce, custody of child and all : ny. He is alleged to be worth $l0, y1.
 Francesca Sanzero against Carmena Stable Sanzero who were married Jan. +, 1904, Is an action for divorce on grounds of cruelty and intemper. ance.
 Cleveland J. Grlswold of Gullford sues Annie K. Griswold for divorce The couple were married April ls, 1882 The allegation Is that the defendant was guilty of adultery.
 Mary M. Felter, nee Newberry, wht was married April l5, 1900, sues Lewis s. Felter of Orange for divorce or grounds of cruelty. She desires custod, of two children.
 Nellie Brennan, nee Dunphy, of Sey mour, sues James Brennan of the sam' place, and claims allmony. She wa married March lS, 1898, and 1t is al legged In the writ that the plaintiff i guilty of cruelty. The defendant is sail to have property to the value of SIP, 900. There are no children.
 Elizabeth II. cargill, nee Beesley who was married Oct, [. 1896, sue | Archie A. Cargill. formerly of this city but now of Davenport la, for divorc | on grounds of assertion. Edward P. Alex of Meriden sues Dc
 lima Alex of St. Camelle, F. l., Can for divorce on grounds of desertior | Her maiden name was Delima S Onge, and she was married Dec. 2 1907. The assertions occurred Oct.
 1898.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
Other Cases Returned.

Frank I. Baldwin of Woodbridge sues Michael A. and Jennie A. Parker of Ansonia to foreclose on property in Ansonia on which there is a debt of $1,500.
 Robert A. Palmer of North Haven sues Charles Fusco to recover on a note of s1,50O, secured by land. i'll Orange.
 William Mazeine of Branford against Emory s. Enc is an action to foreclost on a note of $1,4OO secured by property at Short Beach.
 The president and fellows of Yalt college sue Charles A. Bradley ct ux. ct al, to foreclose on property in Cour street in which the amount involved il $4,000
 The National Savings bank foreclos, note given by Elliott Bradley fo g, 800 secured by property in Atwatel street.
 The Pennington Savings bank sue James L. Blair and William B. Joll. to foreclose mortgage of $4,50O ol property in Chapel street occupied b, the Emergency hospital
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
Other Cases Returned.

There were about sixty suits return d to the superior court yesterday for the January return day. Some of them are given herewith;
 Charles A. Bradley against George strickland of Windsor is an auto suit in which s2,000 is claimed. The col ision took place in front of the Wal lingford postofilce.
 The White Co., of Boston against James F. Cox is an action for a set tlement of claims due service the de- fendant acted as agent of plaintiff in ,elling autos. There Is a difference of s169.
 Maria Young Horsfalls appeal from probate concerns the will of the late Eliza Young of Bethany and the ac- count in the estate made. Admins trator Arthur H. Doolittle. Isaac Swirsky against the N. I. Jennlson Go. of Minneapolis is action for sS,500 alleged violation of con tract on sale of four. Edward A. Spencers appeal from the action of the selectmen of Milford who appointed Attorney George E. | Beers as his conservator. Attorney Omar w. Platt of Milford was also made a conservator
 Frances Young Clarke of Orange sues Clarence E. Clark for support, alleging the defendant has refused, al- though able and in possession of real | estate in West Haven.
 Octave Dupont of Meriden sues William C. Mullen, who Is executor oi the estate of Rosalie Krempler. The action is to recover si,20o alleged tc have been lent prior to the death oi Rosale Krempler.
 The Consolidated railroad sues Samuel Land of this city for s7S4 or common counts.
 John w. Curtiss of Ansonia agains Edward D. Tomlinson of Oxford is ar action to recover $1,200 on common counts.
 Philip Student of Derby sues Gui lseppi Beretto of Derby for 1,400 ol common counts.
 Six cases against the Connection company were returned. Five of then were for accidents. They are as fol lows:
 Julia A. Malcolm against the com panv is an action for s5,000. claim ing that on September ', 1907, as sh was about to alight from a car 2 Church and Chapel streets, the ca lsuddenly started. throwing her an causing severe injuries. She is teacher in the local schools at a sal; rv of s1Oe and was confined to h, bed four weeks, and will be unable fl
 some time to attend to her duties. ], Henry E. Kann and wife also sl
 the company for s5,0Oe damages. a lleging that on october l, 1907, an a
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08
TURNER'S HOLD DRILL.
Splendid Exhibition Under Prof.
 Fischer's Leadership.

Under the very able director of Prof. Hugo Fischer, the New Haven Turn Verein gave an interesting exhibition of physical culture at Harmonic hall last night. There was an opening march in which the members of all the classes took part, and this was fCl- lowed by drill and general gymnastc exhibition by the members of the older classes. These exercises were gone through with splendid snap and finish. showing interest in every motion, and were proof of excellent training This was true of the marching, drilling and pyramid work of the younger classes. Ladder climbing pyramid work was the last number on the program und was taken part in by about twenty members of the men's class.
 Prof. Fischer, who was one of Inc ! leaders in the last national .urofcst at Indianapolis, Ind. which city is his home, is taking a course f Taedical gymnatics under pr. Arnold, ard has | had charge of the Turn Ferein during the past few months. Rapid progres! has been made under his direction.
 After the drill he classes If hOys and girls marched to .he platform ant were given their Christmas rcmem brances. There were tics of silk fo the girls and belts for the boys, am each one received in adlitiun d bag o goodies. A program If twelve nun bers was danced Lang's orchestra fur nishing the music.
 The. committee in charge of the rn tertainment were: MesJrs. " s~ntos ser, Henry schnelle, Henry Schmidt Charles Balbier, Louis Horn, Jon Guende and Fred Ebel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08

tomobile in which MT. and Mrs. Kann were crossing the trolley tracks at Bay View, on the west shore. was struck by a trolley car and Mrs. Kann thrown out and severely injured. Mrs. Kann sues for 5000 and her husband in separate action asks $S,000 for the injuries. MT. Kann also sues in further action for $5,0O0 for the loss of the services of his wife.
 Joseph Foerch of Milford also sues the company for $5,000, alleging that on the same day and at the same place as the two foregoing ac- tions named he also was injured in the collision. Charles B. Backer, the driver of the automobile, also asks $5,00O for injuries received in the same accident.
 Maximilian A. Pleucker asks $S,000 for the same accident