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PRESIDENT
Of PANAMA


Washington. Aug. 21.--Herbert
G.. Squires. the American minister
to Panama. is I'm bad health. HIs
condition is so serious that the
American physician has been called
In consultation.
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SISTER OF
GENERAL MILES
DIES OF EXCITEMENT AT VISIT
OF HER BROTHERS.

boston, Mass, Aug. 21.--Excite-
ment attending the visit OF her
brothers. General Nelson A. Miles
and Daniel @. Miles, who had called
TO cheer her up In her illness. re-
suited I'm the death last night OF
Mrs. Mary j. Marian. OF Leomin-
ster, MASS. few minutes after tho
departure OF the general and hs
brother.
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DANCE AT IRON LITHIA

There will be a dance at the Iron
Lithia Hotel on Saturday, August
90. from 4 p. m. until IL o'clock.
Music will be furnished by the Key
stone string band A large crowd
is expected. The popularity OF these
weekend dances is growing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-21
CONGO
INDEPENDENT
STATE
ANNEXATION

Brussels, Aug. 21.-By vote OF
$50 TO 54 the chamber OF deputies
has passed n bill providing for the
annexation by Belgium OF the Con-
go Independent State.
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Mr.. nd Mrs. syke Vernon Straley
of Princeton. were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Howe Johnston
yesterday and left last night for
Farmville. va, where they will Wis
IL friends.
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INSANE MAN
RRLEasED FROM ASYLUM
JUNE, HE COMMITS SUICIDE.

Chicago. Ills, Aug. 21.--Despite
the plea OF his wife and two chill
dren. who tried to break into his
room. Joseph Bank eommitted sui
eide by shooting himself in the heal
in his home. Bank was released
from an insane asylum In June
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-21

J. l.. Mckinney has returned
from weeks visit To relatives mt
Elgood and Athens.
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GET PURE COUNTRY HONEY
FROM J. A. II. BRUCE, PHONE SO
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GIT PURE COUNTRY HONEY
FROM ,. a. II. BRUCE. PHONE 81.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-05
SARGENTVILLE.
REX.
Aug. 3,

Mrs. Frank Harding and son Ralph are
visiting friends at Deer Isle.
Mrs. c. H. Tainter, of Clinton, Conn.,, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Smith.
Miss Edith Snow, of Bangor, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sargent.
John Bridges and wife, of Watertown,
Mass, are the guests of A. c. Dodge and
wife.
Mrs. Milton Frazier, of Lynn, Mass, il
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Ruel Dority.
Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter Mary,
of Lawrence, Mass, are the guests OF Mrs.
c. L. Babson.
George Walls, wife and daughter, OF
Deer Isle, spent Saturday and Sunday with
DR.. and Mrs. France.
George Foster and wife, of Newton,
Mass, are spending the summer with
Charles Foster and wife.
Mr.. Storey, Frank Kenney and Misses
Nina Storey and Jennie White are spend
ing a few weeks with Miss Jennie Grindal.
Percy c. Sargent, who is employed at
New Haven, Conn.,, is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, Henry W. Sargent
and wife.
Aug. SIM.
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ORLAND.
Aug. 3.

Mrs. S. NJ. Cook left Monday for Boston
after visit with her parents, d. G. Rich
and wife.
Mrs. Charles Saunders is reported as
slightly improved, after very sever
attack of muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. d. r. Connor is at home on Leach 8
Point after several weeks in Bucksport,
where she has been engaged as nurse.
Herbert Hopkins and wife have returned
TO their home on Leach's Point, after
several weeks at Watson Gray's on the
Castine road.
G. Dudley Grindle, wife and daughter,
Miss Eta, have returned to their Bar
Harbor home after a visit with Mrs. IL.
E. Grindle at the Orland house.
Mrs. Lillian r. j. Ames and daughter
Lennice, of Wisconsin, are spending
few weeks with eastern relatives. After
brief visit with Mrs. Reuben Hutchins,
of Bucksport, and at ''The Willows, in
North Castine, with Mrs. Augusta Leach,
also Mrs. Ella Ames, of this town, they
are at Capt Ivyl Hutchins' for few days.
Mrs. Ames is accompanied by her niece,
Miss Elsie Ames, of Brookline, Mass.
Aug.3. u.
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HALL QUARRY.

Miss May Mills has gone to Seal Harbor.
c. G. Ferguson has Joined his family
here for few days.
Mrs. F. II. Somes is slowly recovering
from a recent illness.
Miss Helen Seavy has gone to Southwest
Harbor for the season.
Jesse Crabtr and wife returned home
from Spruce Head Sunday.
Mrs. George Larrabee will 60 to Ston-
ington to-day for short stay.
Mrs. Laura Carney, with her son, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Mary Grant.
Mrs. George Blethen, with her two
children, has gone to her home in Rock
land.
c. E. Dickens came from Stonington
Saturday. He will move his family there
this week.
Miss Evelyn Fitzsimmons has gone to
Massachusetts, where she has position as
private secretary.
John Mcdonald has returned from Cam
den, where he had been called by the ILL
ness Of his sister.
Mrs. Amanda Perkins and daughter
Annie have gone to Northeast ar Dor
where they have employment.
Aug.2. PEBBLE.
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SEDGWICK.
SIM
Aug. 8.

T. "A. Smith and family took pleasure
trip to Rocklsnd Saturday.
Capt. Walter Gray, of Deer Isle, visited
his sister, Mrs. N. NJ. Robbins, recently
C. A. Turner and A. P. Turner and wife,
of Portland, are visiting the home of their
late father.
Mrs. Bessie Withee, with her little
daughter, is visiting her parents, Capt.
E. A. Byard and wife.
Capt. Haskell, of Deer Isle, has been
having an engine installed in his sloop,
the Linnie Belle, by E. j. Day.
A pleasing recital was given Thursday
evening at Riverside hall by Miss Hooper,
soloist, and Miss Roes, reader, who are
spending the season at the Wells house.
A lawn party under the auspices of the
Baptist church will be given on the
grounds of c. n. Rhodes, at 1.-The Will
lows", Friday, Aug. 7. Should /the
weather be unfavorable, it will take place
on Saturday. The principal feature will
be japanese wedding. There will be
refreshments, and through the kindness
of L. H. Bartlett moonlight excursions
will be in order.
Aug.3. III.
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HINTS ON ROAD WORK.
Government Advice on How to Make
Model Earth Road.

Government Advice on How to Make
Model Earth Road.
While American road builders are as
capable of constructing good roads as
those of any country of the old world,
they have not been as Loyalty supported as
the men of those countries in maintaining
the highways after completion, and the
deplorable state of many hundred thou
sand miles of road is thus accounted for.
County and township officials may at the
outset stand the expense of having road
built, but they streuuously object when
asked to provide funds to rebuild the road
that has been allowed to go to ruin.
1t is important that farmers learn of the
benefits to be derived from good earth
roads; that county boards be impressed
with the need of proper maintenance of
the same, and that road builders and over
seers learn how best to care for the roads
in their charge.
The persistent and powerful enemies OF
earth roads are water and narrow tires,
and the constant effort of the men in
charge of the roads should be to guard
against their destructive effects and
remedy all damage as quickly as possible.
The simple implements which have been
found to be of greatest assistance in this
work are the pillow, the drag scraper, the
wheel scraper, the road grader and the
split-log drag.
With sandy soil and subsoil of clay,
or clay and gravel, deep blowing so as to
raise and mix the CLAW with the snrface
soil and sand will prove beneficial. The
combination forms sand-clay road at a
trifiing expense. On the other hand, if
the road be entirely of sand mistake will
be made if it is plowed unless clay can be
added. Such blowing would merely
deepen the sand, and at the same time
break up the small amount of hard surface
material which may have formed. If the
subsoil is clay and the surface scant in
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WEST FREMONT.

Andrew Norton is at home for short
stay.
Isaac Murphy is in poor health, suffering
from asthma.
L. s. Springer and son George have gone
to Burlington for short visit.
At the special town meeting it was voted
to pay ID cents an hour for fighting forest
fire.
Anna Lunt, who has been in the employ
OF Mrs. F. w. Lunt, has gone to the Toll
man house as cook.
DR.. George Dix and wife and DR.. Tripp
of Worcester, Mass, are spending a vaca-
ton at the Frye cottage.
Mrs. M. l.. Dix and granddaughter Lura
spent-a few days at fremont last week
with A. ID. Rich and wife.
Shubel Norwood, formerly OF this place,
and three friends, have been taking a fish
ing trip, making this their harbor nights
Aug. /. THELMA.
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MILL.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Rev. j. P. Simonton is in very poor
health.
Rev. H. B. Haskell will hold quarterly
conference here Friday Aug. 81.
Francis Stanley has moved his family
into Mrs. Richard Smiths house.
Miss Eva Robbins came on Saturday to
visit her mother, Mrs. j. E. Robbins.
Mrs. Lizzie Rollston and son, of Somer-
vile, Mass, are at Miss Angelina Robbins
Irving Barbour and wife, of Kenosha,
Wis, are at Byron Tracy's for few days.
Mrs. Mathew Roberts, of Milford,
Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. Lydia j.
Warren.
Mrs. Elvira Thurston, of Allston, Mass,
is at her brothers, c.. Warren's, for a
short stay.
twentieth anniversary of their marriage
on Aug l.
j. F. Robbins, whose family has been in
Stonington the past year, is now moving
into his house here. -
Mrs. Lyman Stinson, Mrs. Wallace
Stinson, Mrs Hattie Bray and Fossie
Bray were in Rockland Saturday.
Grace L. Hatch, of Somerville, Mass.
who is spending her vacation here, visited
her grandfather, William P. Lowe, at the
Reach this week.
In
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SURRY.

Web Jellison is digging well. he
struck water at depth of twenty feet.
Schooner Mineola, Capt. N. j. Kane, has
gone to Hall Quarry to load stone for New
York.
Mrs. -. d. McGraw and daughter Elossie
of Pembroke, are visiting at S. A. Nc
Graw's.
H.. Harden is buying quite large
amount of blueberries and shipping them
to Boston parties.
j. Gallison has bought the Hattie
Herrick place and will soon make inn
provements on it.
The Frank H. Reynolds moving picture
show exhibited in the town hall Friday
and Saturday evenings.
r. B. Holmes expects to begin canning
blueberries to-day. He is ready for the
berries, and will take all that are brought
in.
Aug. 3. q
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COLTS ISLAND.
PEBBLE.

Miss Phebe E. Gott is visiting friends in
Stonington.
Frank A. Babbidge has gone in his yacht
Jessie with Rev. G. s. Dutton and wife, of
New York, on cruise. They intend to
visit Isle au Haut, Swans Island and other
places in that vicinity before returning.
Frank Hutchings, proprietor of the
Lucy P. Miller cottage, is spending his
vacation in Orland.
Misses May L. and Sadie Driscoll are
visiting their parents, Dennis Driscoll and
wife, at Rose cottage.
Quite fleet of yachts visited the island
Friday. including Mr.. Tilton's, the Orca !;
Harry Tilton's yacht Clone, and the Iduna
belonging to MIR. Burnham, all from Phila-
delphia. There was large party on them.
They ate picnic dinner at the Head,
where Mr.. Burnham intends to put up a
bungalow soon.
Aug. /. CHIPS.
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SUNSET.

Herbert Mccormack left for Boston
Saturday.
Chester Armstrong, Of Hampden, is Wis
iting at Lorenzo Coles.
Mrs. A. d. Haskell is having her house
painted. Her son Ralph is doing the
work.
Myrtle Stinson, W no has been attending
normal school at Castine, came home
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. J. Eaton spent Wednesday with
her daughter, Mrs. j. A. Hamblin, in West
Stonington.
Prof. G. l.. Hendrickson, wife and child,
of Yale college, are boarding at F. W.
Sylvester's.
W. A. Johnston, of AlIston, Mass, who
has been the guest of Miss Nellie Sehroe-
der, returned home Saturday.
Paul Sterling and wife, of Melrose,
Mass, arrived Saturday, and will occupy
their cottage the rest of the season.
Mrs. Sable Moody, of Saugus, Mass,
who has been visiting friends here the
past two weeks, has returned home.
The NJ. W. B. society will hold its
annual spinning bee Aug. 6. There will be
the fancy booth, mystery table, apron
table, and grab bag. Ice cream will be
sold at all hours after 8. Dinner will be
served at 1880.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Richard Bowden is working for Gilbert
Candage.
Stephen Chatto, of Seaville, visited his
children last week.
The Misses Shedding returned to their
bone in Pennsylvania last week.
Mrs. Emma Bowden and grandchild,
Emily, visited her fat her last week.
Paul Nevin arrived Friday to spend the
remainder of the summer with hisInother
hnd sister.
MILFORD Conary came from Bucksport
Saturday with his friend, Mr.. Snow, in
his auto, returning Monday.
Mrs, Dyanthia sibley, of Massachusetts,
and Mrs. Grace Gott, Of Stonington, called
on friends and relatives here Sunday. 1t
|s twenty-two years since Mrs. sibley had
been here.
Aug. 3. CRUMBS.
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MOUNT DESERT.

Capt. Fred Pray is in town.
Miss Hazel Brown has returned from a
visit to Boston and vicinity.
Miss Georgia Somes, clerk in the post
office, has fully recovered from her recent
illness.
Rev. e. 5. Treworgy, OF Gouverneur,
N. Y, visited Mrs. P. F. Smith few days
last week.
Charles y. and G. L. Somes have re-
turned to their duties in the Waltham
watch factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Bridges are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a daugh-
ter, born July q.
Mrs. F. H. Somes, of Hall Quarry, is
gaining after her recent illness, much to
the pleasure of her friends.
Caro- Little, Of New York, guest Of the
Somes house, while playing had the mis-
fortune to fall and fracture her left arm.
Rev. E. A. Jenkins and wife are occupy
ing the Fernald cottage. All are pleased
to have a settled pastor, and wish him
success in his work.
Mrs. Ida Somes Downing, of Harrisburg,
Pa, native of this place, is here for a
few weeks at her old home, the Mount
Desert house. Her many friends are glad
to see her.
Mrs. Mary Somes Ober, of Hardwick,
VT, formerly of this place, arrived here
Saturday for a short visit to relatives.
Her many friends gave her hearty wei
come.
The united union church workers will
hold sale of fancy and useful articles,
also ice cream, cake and home made can
dies in the library building, Wednesday,
afternoon and evening, Aug. -. All are
invited.
J. II. Lawson and Mr.. Shipherd, of Mel
rose Highlands, Mass, spent the weekend
with Miss Lawson at the Lawson cottage.
Misses Gertrude and Dorothy lawson
have returned to Melrose Highlands, after
spending a few weeks with their aunt,
Miss Lawson.
Aug.3. REX.
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Portland, and Mrs. Mary Heath and little
daughter, of Bangor, are visiting theil
father, o. M. Kittridge.
Mrs. l.. Mabel Wilkins and her aunt
Miss Lizzie Moore, of Beverly, Mass, aye
spending few weeks at Mitchells Cove
in the Robert Lawson cottage.
Miss Ethel M. Falvey, Of Haverhill,
Mass, who has been spending her vaca-
ton here, went to Ellsworth Sunday to
spend q few days with her mother, Mrs.
Edward Gosslin, before returning to
Haverhiil, where she is employed in the
Fox Co.'s shoe factory. She was accom-
panied by herr uncle and aunt, c. II.
Norwood and wife, in his naptha sloop
Gertrude.
July 80. KIN,