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BUCKspoRT.

Alexis B. Luce and wife left Saturday
for New York.
Mrs. Bertha Jones, of Boston, is visiting
Mrs. Maria Knowles.
Mrs. Francis GEM returned Saturday
from q visit with relatives at Woodfords.
Mrs. Emily Farmer returned Monday
from Dover, where she was called by the
illness Of her aunt.
Mrs. Clarence Ferrill returned Friday
from . months visit with Mrs. Georgia
Downing at Beechwood.
Carl F. Fish and wife, Of Revere, Mass,
left Friday, after several weeks with Capt.
D. @. Rich and wife, Of Orland.
Misses Elizabeth and May Cahill, who
have been boarding ct Mrs. Marin
Knowles, left Monday morning on theiI
return to Boston.
DR.. J. 8. Bowden, wife and daughter, oil
Brockton, Mass, who have been guests q
the Wardweu several weeks, left Monday
for their home.
The death Of George p. Colby, one Of
Bucksport's most prominent and well.
known citizens, which occurred Sunday
evening, was great shock to his towns
men. He was i'll only . few hours. HI
owned two large farms on the Silver Lake
road, and was one OF Buckspoft's most ex-
tensive and successful farmers. He wai
also q dealer in hides and livestock. He
age, sister-Mrs. Clara Hathaway, Of
Lawrence Maaa two hrotherR- Elhrid ue
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oRLAND.

OnlAhNDs
Mrs. Ella F. Ames is visiting her son,
Otis A. Ames, in Lynn, Mass.
Claudia May, the three ear-old daugh-
ter Of Ernest L. and Marion 8. Bennett, is
very ill.
Miss Sarah viles has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in New
York and New Hampshire. Her brother
Ernest, Of Dover, N. H., accompanied her
home for visit.
A delightful social gathering At the
town hall Saturday evening was enjoyed
by about thirty young people, the event
being the sixteenth birthday Of Miss
Gladys A. Dorr. Games we're played and
refreshments served.
Garlic Saunders and family, OF .Woon-
socket, r. l., Garlic Fish and family, Of
Revere, Mass, Rev. Carl F. Henry and
family, of Bangor, and Roy l.. Dow, of
New York, have returned to their homes.
Ladies' Of the UnIversalist society will
give an entertainment OF the town hall,
Friday evening, Sept. 3, consisting OF a
two-act drama, "a Musical Bouquet"
with the following in the cast: Mrs.
Charles Valentine, Mrs. Morrill, Dunn,
Mrs. Deforest Soper, Miss Mae Hartman,
Mary Wood, Eleanor Gross, Gladys A.
Dorr, Inex A. Perkins, Herbert d. Soper,
Edwin Partridge. Mrs. Hartford will be
pianist, and Mrs. Owen soper, di-ectress
Refreshments will be served.
Aug. 90, ID.
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dnbrtissnen,s.
y. S. DISpEESATODY
Describes the Principal Iufres,...
Of Pc-ru-na.

Describes the PRINCIPAL lnsr.n,..
OF Pe-ru-na.
Are we claiming too much e. n.
runa when We claim it to be an er,.
tive remedy for chronic catarrh NJ.
We abundant proof that Peruna !. -
reality such . cstarrh remedy, =.
n see what the United States Disna,.
satory says Of the principal inrrss.
icnts Of Peruna.
Take, for instance, the ingredier.
hydrastis canadensis, or golden ssa,
The United States Dispensat ory , 81.
Of this herbal remedy, that it is iargs.
~ employed in the treatment of g.
PRAYED mucous membranes. chror;.
rhinitis nasal catarrh !, atomic dysns ian.
sia tcatarrh Of the stomach, chraui.
intestinal catarrh, Catarrhal iaunSiea
tcatarrh Of the liver,, ard in slissasss
mucous membranes Of the nelv;ss.
organs. 1t is also recommended sor
the treatment Of various forms Of d;,.
cages peculiar to women.
Another ingredient of Peruna. corr.
dalis formosa, is claased in the vnitsa
States Dispensstory as tonic. Isussd
as treatment for chronic consst,.
tional diseases and scrofula.
Cedron seeds is another ingredients
Of Peruna, an excellent drug that has
been very largely overlooked by ,ha
medical profession for the past Sfv
years The seeds are to be found IN
vssy few drug stores. The United
States Dispensatory says of the action
Of cedron that it il used as a bitter
tonic and in the treatment of dysen-
terry. and in intermittent diseases as a
substitute for quinine.
These are mot all Of the medicinal
ingredients Peruna contains. sufic,
1t to say that it is q compound OF
herbal remedies each one Of " hich
has, from time to time, been recon.
mended by physicians Of all schoola
for different catarrhal conditions.
II you want to know what the peo-
pie say send to ~ for . free book Of
testimonials Of what the people think
Of Peruna as catarrh remedy. After
all has been said, the best evidence for
or against any remedy is the test.
mony Of those who have tried it
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CRUMBS.
NORTH FRANKLIN.

Miss verna Lawrie has gone to East
brook to teach.
Mrs. Eunice Crimmin, Of HalIowell, 10
visiting Mrs. Caddie Robertson.
Miss Grace Woodwork has gone to
Eastbrook to work for Mrs. Guy Butler.
Elray and Russell McPhee, Of wstsrville,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Lena Caller.
Dallas Tracey is at home from wateryille
for few days before going to Lewiston,
where helwill attend Bates college.
Aug. 30. I.
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COUNTY \. e VS..
B~ssstsss~st oo~ntv ve~s see oiAer page,


-1smse A. Gray, of Boston, was in town
IL week
Assss Fowler, of Sacrament, is visiting
.ft6nnas here.
Nh Augusta Morse, Of Boston, is
DYsn65ng some weeks with relatives here.
~ A. Fl. Mayo and son Harold and
1Aaiss Inez Favro are guests OF Mrs. e. w.
za&ayA.
Edwin Conary, OF Somerville, is spend
ENG hin vacation with his sister, Mrs. F..
IL Htcver.
Cnpt- Thomas Snowman, OF New York,
xaz,d ID. A. Snowman, of Caribou, are Wis
sitinx their brother, 8. P. Snowman, and
rswife-
Minsss Emma and Alice Hnckley, Miss
1asichards and Robert Ifinckley recently
ssOck m automobile trip with Clarence
r1say. of Ellsworth.
Mns Eva Snowman has gone to Minturn
csna visit before going TO Stonington Sept.
-. WHARF she and Miss Margaret Hinckley
will again be employed as teachers.
The funeral of George E. Slower was
EAeid 1t the home of his son, r. l.. Slower,
.LAnEust Is. Mr.. Slower had been ill some
:1iae. He leaves two daughters and three
ssonz- He was respected citizen, and
-man Of great industry and Of good habits.
Aux. 50. NJ
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USE FEMME.



One of the leading events CT this sum-
mer, one which pleased fuli house, vas
the three-act comedy drama, s'Bar
Haven given at Dad Fellows hall FRI
day evening, Aug. q. 1t was made mp en-
tireiy of local talent, and considering the
remarkably short time in which it was
prepared, it was great success.
Special mention should be made OF Miss
Violet Pierson, who so willingly sacrificed
her vacation days to assist in preparing
the play for the stage, and no stayed by
even to the last night to make up the cos
tunes and act as pr ompter il needed. Too
much cannot be said in behalf Of her
kindness.
Miss Lou Carter made great hit with
her recitation between the second and
third acts. Music was furnished for the
play and for the dance Afterwards by the
Stonington quintette.
The proceeds, amounting to about $40,
will 20 to the BROOKLYN base bail associa-
tioD. Following is the cast OF characters:
Captain Hooper.-..--.......... Donald Jordan
Spray his little ''gal". Lou Carter
Mrs. wardeil, of wardell Manor
Florence Blaisdell
Florence, her charming daughter.
Marie Jordan
Gideon Graham. who assists in the deed,
Wallace Kane
Cyrus Bracket, in love with Arbella,
Lester Nutter
Arbel1a Wortendy Ike. Edith Kane
Rev. John Wesley Virgins. Chandler Carter
Kate tWardeli} stone. ..-..-..-- Grace Nutter
Hardy Stone, Captain Of the new steamboat,
Everett Hale
Leo Bradley, New York lawyer..-..Lee Flye
Aug. 80. J. w.
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WEST FREMONT.

Capt. Isaac Murphy is again i'll.
Robert Dix, who has been at work ON
the steamer Sieur DeMont since June, il
home.
Rev. A. B. Carter has resigned his pas
torate on account of poor health, to the
regret Of all.
Miss Edna 8. Lunt, who has been visit
ing at Manset, 10 here visiting her aunt,
Mrs. l. w. Rumill.
Kate Clark left for Portland Sunday,
having spent two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Cora E. Clark.
Warren Carver. OF Wisconsin, called on
his cousin, Mrs.. J. B. Burriii, Monday.
They had not met for forty-two years.
Nettie and Beatrice Lunt returned sun
day to their work in Boston, after their
vacation with their parents, G. w. Lunt
and wife.
Edwin II. Rumill, who has been work
ing in Boston the past three years, ID
spending his vacation with his parents, L.
w. Rumill and wife.
Capt. George Tinker arrived Saturday
from Bucks Harbor, where his schooner,
Fortuna, 10 loading stone, to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Lena Robbins.
L. w. Rumin and wife gave picnic At
their farm Saturday. There were sixteen
in the party. AL entered into the sports
enthusiastically. Fishing, bathing and q
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EAST oRLAND.

Miss Sarah Lowell, Of North Penobscot,
is employed at Leamon Blaisceii's.
Walter Bartram and family, OF Castine,
were guests Of +. E. Blaisdell over Sun
day.
Mrs. Hattie Blaisdell, who has been at
Hebron ssnstorium for treatment, arrived
home Wednesday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mile Blake took
place Monday, Aug. q, conducted by Rev
Edward Carter. Intermeut At the Back
Ridge cemetery.
Henry Dunbar left to-day for Green
vile, where he has employment. He was
accompanied by H. H. Blaisdeil, John
Gray, Guy Leach and Horace Robertson.
Aug. 50. NJ.
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BLUEHuL FALLS.

Miss Harriet Douglass, Of Washington,
d. c., is visiting Bishop Harding.
Mrs. c. B. Evans, Of Washington, D. c.,
il the guest OF Mrs. William Dudgeon.
B. H. Candage returned to Deer Island
Mass, Aug. Is, after two weeks' vacation
Little James Flye returned home Sun
day, after spending two weeks with hi
grandparents.
Mrs. lAngie Bray and daughter Grace
who have for ten weeks been employed il
Ellsw orth, are home.
Aug. 80. CRUMBS.
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The first concert OF the receptly-organ-
si<ed Rluehili choral society was given at
txhe town hall last Friday evening, and
vwss m unqualified success in every re-
aspect. The performers were greeted by an
ssnthusiastio and appreciative audience
(which completely filled the hall.
The getting together of a chorus of fifty
spr sixty voices in village ne larger than
-Riuehill is further evidence OF the conten-
stion that there is no end OF musical talent
sputside the big cities and larger towns :
7that, indeed, the sswoo6s are full of it,
sthe difficulty usually being the lack Of
szpmeone to develop it. The one thing us.
EuAlly lacking Bluehiil has found in MIR.
Em9elmann, an enthusiast, as well as .
musician, who has been playing this sum-
-mer With the Kneisel guartette.
BcGh are to be congratulated - the
ssocisty on securing the services OF 30 able
and distinguished leader; the leader on
fthe splendid performance given. OF the
ssntirs chorus all were s.home folks
mxcepe four-two men and two women
Tia work of the chorus alone was well
worth the price, bat to it was added vocal
.And instrumental music, thus making the
srveuing one Of rare enjoyment.
Ihs following words of appreciation
are sent The AMERICAN for publication:
ssThe Bluehili choral society, which
gave it, first concert on the evening OF
August q, greatly appreciates the assist
ADce 70 kindly rendered by Mrs. Albert
walsh, soprano, Liova Orenstein, pianist,
Ioais Bostelmann, violinist, and Walter
Ksubisch, accompanied; also Messrs.
Gardner, Bernstein, Jacobson, Bresskin,
md Cushion, OF the orchestra. TIE
sservices Of Mr.. Bostelmsnn, the conductor,
Tho organized the society, have been OF
fthe highest value, and all its members are
deeply grateful to him.
1.-The thanks of the society are cordially
sgivcn to Thomas Taper, who has taken 9
deep interest in it's formation, and who
Gwen now is assisting Mr.. Bostelmann in
making plans for it's future work. Mr..
IapYer has also very generously offered to
-1Rrniah the society with all the music re-
4n1ed. The interest and kindness Of the
-musical people who make Bluehin their
Summer home are certainly great incen-
tim 70 the society to do the best possible
work, and it is very thankful for and ap-
yEeciative Of this kindness and interest,"
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DOLLY.
FREMONT.

Mrs. c. H. Norwood has returned from
Mitchell's Cove.
Mrs. Richard Dyer, Of Cornish, is visit
ing her brothers, Loren and Sidney Rich.
Loren Dyer and wife, Of Portland, who
have been visiting relatives here, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude d. Conant and sister,
Mise Ethel N. Falvcy, OF Haverhill,
Mass, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. H.
Norwood.
The ladies' aid society met with good
success 1t its lawn party, clearing about
600. Much credit Is due Mrs.. Myrs Dix
for her kindness in giving the use OF her
house and grounds.
Aug. 80. KIN.
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Il Il with feelings Of sadness that your
spomuaetee accept the duty assigned them
0nd present . brief tribute to the memory
n sister, Ella N. Hinckley.
Esso3sed, That Mountain Rebekah lodge
- Lest An esteemed member, and we wish to
oxpress our deep appreciation Of her faithful
1nm and high character; and the memory Of
AarcAeerful presence, gentle dignity and will
aagservice, will linger long to inspire Us to do
2ee1er work, and to exemplify in our living
H. principles of.our order.
rRssessed, That we extend our warmest
sympathy to the sorrowing husband and chill
saxsz, trusting their hearts are comforted in
1Ae thought that their loved one is safe in her
1eautiful new home.
.sHer hands are folded together,
And the word on her lip Ia Rest"
And yet it looks like welcome,
For her work is compassed and done,
All things are seemly ana ready,
And her summer is just begun.
II 10 we who may not cross over,
Only with song and prayer,
A little way into the glory we may reach,
Al we leave her there.
But We cannot think OF her idle
She must be . home-maker still,
God giveth that work to the angels
Who irtest the task fulfill;
And somewhere yet in the hilltops
She win wstch in her beautiful doorway
To bid ~ welcome again"
1sssivsd, That our charter be draped in
1oarning for period of thirty days, copy
- these resolutions be placed upon our re-
oosas, copy presented to the family Of our
hsseaved sister, and copies sent 70 TIE
-AnnzlcAN and Bangor Ners for publication.
FANNIE H. PARKBR,
CHRISTIE c. OsGooD,
ALICE J. BUTLER
coVmittse.
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man and son have been in town several
weeks.
william c. Moore, OF Port Townsend,
WASH, was the guest OF Capt. R. F. Wells
last week.
Miss Nellie Freethey, who has spent her
vacation with her parents, has returned to
Ware, Mass.
Miss Laura Stewart has returned to
Providence, r. l., after spending several
months ut home.
Charles Flye and wife, Of Dorchester,
Mass, were guests OF his siAer, Mrs. B. O.
Dollard, Sunday.
Mrs. George Hussey and children, OF
Hudson, are guests OF her mother, Mrs.
Judson Freethey.
Charles Staples and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of daugh-
ter, born Aug. "A.
The library sale and supper Saturday at
ternoon and evening was decided suc-
cess. Receipts about 500.
Mrs. Lee IL. Powers and son Foster have
returned to Boston. They wsre accom-
panied by Miss A iele Mcfarland.
Mrs John Pratt and Miss Carrie Tib-
belts, OF Portland, who have been visiting
friends IN town, have returned home.
Harry Jorcan returned to Hartford,
Conn, Saturday after spending his vaca-
ticn with his mother, Mrs. Henry Jordan.
He was accompanied by his brother
Donald, who will be employed at the same
place
Aug. 80. UNE FEMME.
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ball game were enjoyed. The climax was
reached in the game OF bali between the
Boston and Portland girls. Features OF
the game were ka.e's left b md pitching,
Beatrice's sure catch, Julis's fine work on
first base, and Netties heavy batting. lee
cream, cake and sandwiches were served.
The sna pshots taken at different intervals
cards.
Aug. 30. THELMA.
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each, also Mrs. Sadie HAslem for her
untirinR efforts toward the success OF the
entertainment. The proceeds amounted
to so.
Aug. 30. H.
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Dlauoer remedy, De-
cause of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulflls almost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part of the
urinary passage. II
corrects inability to
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH cAsTrNE.

Miss Sarah Emery, of Bristol, is visiting
Mrs. Emma Devereux.
Mrs. Leah Perkins is entertaining Miss
Leah Bragg, OF Bradley.
Charles Dobbins, of Bottom, is the guest
OF Miss Jennie Perkins.
Capt. George Dunbar, OF St. Johns, Ore,
is visiting relatives here.
Judson West, OF Boston, is the guest OF
Edward West and wife.
Mrs. J. s. Snow and daughter Blanche
are visiting in Brooksyiiie.
Capt. Frank w. Hutchins came from
vinalhsven for a brief stay.
Postmaster Ordwsy recently purchased a
pair of horses OF Rockland parties.
Mrs. Florence Guilford is visiting ner
aunt, Mrs. Fannie Marshall, at Port Clyde.
Mrs. j. w. Bowden went to Lainoine
Thursday, to visit her mother, Mrs. Abbie
Austin.
Ross Conner and wife are receiving con-
grafuIations ON the birth of a daughter,
born Aug. IS.
Mrs. Charles S.earns and Miss Mouie
Stearns, Of Boston, are guests OF Mrs. r..
Ii. Domsnsky.
and Miss Cynthia Perkins, OF Castine, are
employed at Ross Corners.
Mrs. George Z. Perkins has as her guests
r. II. Perkins and wife, OF Cam ridge.
Mass, Mrs. Ii. S. Perkins and son Albert
and Mrs. William Cbsnning, of East
Boston.
Aug. q. l..
David Dodge is home from Brewer.
Albert wardwell is recovering from a
recent illness.
Ray wardwell and family have moved
to Brooksyille.
Capt Ezra Conner arrived Saturday
from New York.
Mira. w. G. Conner. who has been very
i'll, is improving.
Miss Annie B. Conner is home from .
visit with friends at South Penobsco:.
Capt. George Dunbar and son Robert
have returned from visit 1t Seal Harbor
John p. Leach, Of Camden, visited his
mother, Mrs. Mary L. Leach, Saturday
and Sunday.
Scott Burton, wife and child came Sat-
urday from Somerviile, Mass, for . weeks
stay At the Dunbar cottage.
Miss Jennie Walker, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. J. E. Blodgett the past
month, left Sunday for her home in Fall
River, Mass.
Ward Smith, John Nangle, Miss Louise
Givsn and Miss Jessie Nangle, who have
been spending vacation here, left yester-
day for Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. W. Grindle had the pleasure
last week Of entertaining q friend, Miss
Matilda Martin, OF Philadelphia, whom
abe had not seen for twenty years.
Paul Wescott and Mrs. Annie Whitmore
were married at their new home last
Wednesday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. A. Hanscom in the
presence OF relatives and intimate friends.
They were attended by Miss Lou, q
daughter Of the bride, and Master Allen, .
son OF the groom. Friends extend con-
gratulations and wish for them . happy
and prosperous welded life.
Aug. 80. L.
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KIM.
SEAL HARBoR.

Miss Nellie Tapley il visiting in BAN
gor.
e. B. Dane, OF Boston, has bought the
CooKsey place, and will tear the cottage
down and rebuild.
Aug. u. MELvINA.
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William l. Mayo was home few days7
lastweek.
Raymond Dwelley and wife, OF Frank
lin, reformed to their home Monday.
Misc Grace Thayer and James Thayer, OF
Bangor, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ray
Mayo.
Mrs. Walter F. Stanley and son Norman
left Friday for waltham, Mass, TO visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. n. Patterson, who has been
boarding with Mrs. Walter Aadlock, leit
Wednesday for her homo in Philadelphia.
William Dolliver aud wife, OF Seawail,
have been spending . few days here with
Mrs. Delivers sister, Mrs. Nathan STAN
ley.
Mrs. jasper Meyers and daughters
Greta and Hazel, who have been visiting
their former home in Lubec, returned last
week, accompanied by Mrs. Meyers
mother, Mrs. Hadden.
Miss Ella Jude, who has been employed
at the postofice several weeks, returned
Friday to her home in Ellsworth. her
duties - one Of the city's school teachers
call her back At this season.
Aug. 30. ..
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hold water and scalding pain in passing it,
or bad effects following use Of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night.
SWamp-Root Is not recommended for
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found Just
the remedy you need. It has been thor
oughly tested in private practice, and has
proved 80 successful that q special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have q sample bottle
sent free by mail, also book telling
more about Swamp Root. and how to
findout if you have kid
ney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention sSSHI:s9
reading this generous -:
offer in this paper and
send your address to
Dr.. Kilmer & Co., Hs-. sss-.se.R:s.
Binshamton, N. Y. The regular fifty-cent
and one dollar size bottles are sold by
IN druggists. Don't make any mistake
hut remember the name, Swamp Root,
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad-
dsess, Binghamtou. N. Y. on every bottle
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A. E. Clement lost horse one day last
week.
A fine watering trough is being Get on
Main street.
The two-year-old child Of Walter
Smallidge and wife died Aug. rs.
Seal Harbor will celebrate its centennial
Wednesday. There will be fireworks in
the evening.
Aug. 81. MELvINA.
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IsLEsFORD.

Clarence Spurliag and wife are in their
new home.
Mrs. Loring A. Stanley and youngest
daughter Doris have gone to Addison for
. short visit.
Miss Ella Spoford, who Is employed in
Massachusetts,, is At home visiting her pa
rents, Augustus Spofford and wife.
The masons are laying the foundation OF
Herbert Sponord's house. He is hoping to
have 1t ready for occupancy this fall.
Mrs. L. r. Hodgkins, with son Merle, OF
Waltham, Mass, who has spent few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Walter STAN
ley, returned to her home Friday.
Ann a s.
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aS5Ut.Efr.snts.
Do You Get Up
With q Lame Back?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
aSJrrt.ur.sntA.

Almost everyone knows of Dr.. Kilmer' q
Swamp Root, the great kidney. liver and
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advertisements.

Without daily action the bowels poisonous products must
mpebood bousness headache Ask your Aver
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

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